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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
13
A frontier era tale notes a senator traveling with a wagon train for safety from Indians took so long that he did not reach Austin until after the legislature had met, acted on business, and adjourned.
Agricultural lenders discuss why ranchers favor Federal Land Bank loans. The article explains loan terms, access to credit, and potential benefits for ranch operations, including financing for land, cattle, and equipment with support from farm loan programs.
Recount of league bowling results shows Pioneer League games with several 8–0 matches and high scores by David Slaughter 216 and David Wughter 579. Standings list Sotelo's Market leading, followed by Dorris Electric and Buck N Chute. Mountaineer League results include T A Motor Freight and Bend Telephone Co with 6–2 records, and Billy Cox topping games and series. Winter Frontier results show Rotary and Lions clubs with 6–2 splits and Smitty's Place 6, City Drug 2.
Tonight at Skyline Lanes families are invited for a night of bowling with electric pinsetting and air conditioning. Bring your spouse and kids for a casual evening of games and camaraderie.
Skip the sulphur and molasses get a CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT. The Impala and other models offer bucket seats with Comfortist steering wheel plush vinyl interiors and performance options. The Corvair Monza Spyder and Corvette Sting Ray arrive in coupe or convertible styles to deliver breezy power and comfort.
Bowlers and teams from S19 High and Guys and Dolls leagues are listed with wins and losses. Notable standings include Circle W Cafe and Ward's Mobil leading early 1963 records, plus high game and series by Lillie Elder and Carolyn Nelon.
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