Mellard pledges 200 GPM water well for Alpine
F Courtney Mellard of Marfa, longtime cattle buyer, offers to locate a 200 gallon per minute water well for Alpine City or forfeit 2000. He names Perry Cartwright land northwest of town Sunny Glen area and promises depth 400 feet or less, with City paying drilling costs and him 1000 if successful. He uses a bent wire method to locate water.
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Alpine
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Sunny Glen
Sul Ross Considers Dropping One of Three Major Sports
Sul Ross State College weighs dropping football basketball or baseball as finances limit options. President Dr Bryan Wildenthal notes past poor football results and strong basketball and baseball records. He cites intramural growth and TV football's impact while saying a final decision may come in two weeks.
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Absentee voting ends Saturday for city election
Five men seek three City Commission posts in the April 1 election. Candidates are for mayor W. E. Lockhart and M. D. Hugh S. White. commissioners Gene Hillger Thad Corkins Glenn Burgess. Absentee ballots cast 8 am to 6 pm at City office. election judge Carl W. Shults with clerks D. M. Bennett and Elmer Hudson. Ballots include caution that two commission seats must be filled. terms begin April 2. Absentee voting ends March 29.
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Nig) Bennett
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Worth Frazer seeks re election Brewster County clerk
Brewster County District Clerk Worth Frazer announced his candidacy for re election subject to the Democratic primary in July. He has served since 1929 after taking office in 1928 and resides with his wife at 305 East Avenue E in Alpine.
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Women’s Clubs Set 3 Day Convention Across Alpine Area
About 200 members from 72 clubs across El Paso to Presidio attend a three day convention in Alpine with registration at 1 p.m. today. Dr Bryan Wildes thal Sul Ross State College president speaks at the education dinner in the Holland House. Mrs A JZ House of Yoakum addresses the federation tomorrow and a Texas dinner follows. The event includes a tour of Sul Ross College a Friday tea a Friday night reception and an Adios breakfast closing after awards and resolutions.
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Etheridge to Head College in Oregon
Dr. Truman Harraison Etheridge will become president of Columbia Christian College in Portland Oregon on June 1 He has served Sul Ross State College since 1942 as dean for 14 years and is now professor of education and director of teacher training Mrs Etheridge a primary teacher in Alpine Public Schools may teach at Columbia Christian College Etheridge was born March 6 1890 in McNairy County Tennessee He studied at National Teachers Normal and Business College Thorp Springs Christian College and Abilene Christian College earning a AB degree from ACC in 1920 He previously led the Gunter Bible School as principal 1921-22
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Marathon Band to Represent Big Bend at Corpus Buccaneer Days
The Marathon Mustang Band under David R. LeMaster receives the invitation to represent the Big Bend area at the Buccaneer Days celebration in Corpus Christi. The group, praised as a top marching group of its size, will travel April 11 to 14, visiting KATR station, marching in the illuminated Buccaneer Parade, and engaging in a deep sea fishing trip.
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Lobos Open Home Season at Kobernot Field
Sul Ross State College begins 1958 home baseball with a March 28 doubleheader against Southwestern Oklahoma College at Kobernot Field, followed by a March 29 single game. The Lobos, after losses to Arizona, host Colorado University March 31 and April 1–2. Coach Howard McChesney fields six pitchers led by Buddy Watts and Gary Cox with a planned lineup including Hensley Miranda Mc Carson Morris O Day Martin Feist Dodson.
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Schools to observe Easter holidays in Alpine
Alpine Public Schools will observe two days off for Easter. Schools dismiss Thursday April 3 at 4 p.m. and resume Tuesday April 8 at the usual time. The district aligns holidays with Sul Ross College for student teaching commitments. Sul Ross student teachers may struggle to complete 200 hours.
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Odessa couple visits Hawkins family over weekend
Mr and Mrs Buddy Hawkins and their two daughters of Odessa spent the weekend with Mrs Hawkins parents Mr and Mrs King Terry Sr in a family visit.
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Roy Lassiter to Retire From Big Bend Park
Roy C Lassiter a longtime Big Bend National Park employee will retire on April 1 He joined the park before its 1944 establishment and served as automotive mechanic then garage foreman He is famed for his cooperative work and wide ties in Southwest Texas The retirements reception for him and his wife Berta Lassiter will be at Panther Junction on Sunday March 30.
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Absentee Voting Ends April 1 for Alpine Trustee Race
Absentee balloting for the annual trustee election in Alpine ends April 1. The election on April 5 occurs in the Chamber of Commerce Building during standard hours. Three candidates vie for two vacancies: incumbent Jim Francois, Ray Morrow, and Jimmy Logan.
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Texas
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Area Receives More Moisture Boosts Big Bend Ranches
An average of .6 inch of slow rain fell over the Big Bend Davis Mountains ranch country Monday night into Tuesday. Parr Pate Kimball Brown Ranch and Brite areas near Alpine and Marfa reported moisture as cattleman with 50 years in the Big Bend called this the finest spring moisture he has seen.
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Hancock Property Sold to Williams Rental Units Continue
The Mrs. W. B. Hancock property at 806 E. Ave. C was sold to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams of Apine as reported by Maude H. Baines, Hancock's daughter. Williams plans to keep the four apartment structure as rental units. Hancock, bedfast for years, was moved to Brewster County Memorial Hospital weeks ago.
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Bill) Williams
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Mrs C W Newbill and Family Return From San Antonio
Mrs C W Newbill and her children returned last week from a visit with her parents in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Alpine High Wins District One-Act Contest Again
Alpine High School's one act play directed by Mrs. Freda Powell won the District 126B championship in Fabens marking a second consecutive district title and earning a berth to the Odessa meet.
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Cozy Court Motel Edges Toward New Heated Pool
The Cozy Court Motel owner Mrs. Avis Alma Cooper says the new 20 by 40 foot heated pool is near completion with finishing weather pending. Cardinal Pools Co. of Dallas is constructing it for the 21 unit Cozy Court Motel, which features individual refrigerated air conditioners.
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