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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1967

Page

6

Alpine Student To Attend Texas Nuclear Science Symposium

One Alpine High School student will be sponsored by West Texas Utilities Co. to attend the seventh annual Texas Nuclear Science Symposium for High Schools in Austin June 19 14. A teacher will accompany the student. UT and the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation co sponsor. The four day program features talks by scientists and a tour of UT laboratories. About 500 students from across the state are expected. The foundation backs fusion research for peaceful power, with Governor Connally expanding UT support last September.

Alpine High School West Texas Utilities Co Austin Rolf Hardy One University of Texas Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation West Texas Utilities Texas Hardy Connally

Masses flock to Fort Davis for record traffic

Cars jam Fort Davis as traffic exceeds memories with visitors to Davis Mountains State Park. Sightseers on Skyline Drive marvel at the panorama while locals count hundreds of passing cars and a peak in post visitors suggesting a strong turnout ahead of last year’s 135000 total. The note about Madeira references a past wine blight in 1852.

Fort Davis Old Fort Post Davis Mountains State Park Harold ‘Thompson

First Baptist Doryce Coggins Circle Meets

The Doryce Coggins circle of the First Baptist Church met last week for a Home Mission program. Mrs. Melba Wylie assisted by Mines Helen Chambers Minnie Turner and D Neta Lane led the program. Peach cobbler was served by La Merle Floyd to Mines Wylie Maude Clark Turner Chambers Minnie Holman Lois Cunningham Billie Key and Lane.

Doryce Coggins First Baptist Church Melba Wylie Mines Helen Chambers Minnie Turner D'Neta Lane la Merle Floyd Wylie Maude Clark Turner Chambers Minnie Holman Lois Cunningham Billie Key Lane

Walters Funeral Held Saturday

Fort Davis burial service for Francis Walters was held at Hillcrest Cemetery with Rev. James B. Stephens officiating. Geeslin Funeral Home of Alpine directed burial. Walters died Friday in Alpine hospital. he was a retired cabinetworker and had lived in Fort Davis 20 years. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. E D Freeve of Hawaii and brother in law Robert Mercer of Iola.

Fort Davis Francis Walters Hillcrest Cemetery James B. Stephens The First Baptist Church Geeslin Funeral Home Alpine Walters Alpine Hospital E.D. Freeve Hawaii Robert Mercer Iola

Union Service in Davis Brings Catholic and Protestant Bodies Together

A Good Friday service at the Catholic church in Davis featured cooperation among the Catholic church, Church of Christ Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians. Mrs. J. H. Clark played the organ preludes as Rev. Bertasius welcomed attendees. Leaders from each denomination led prayers readings and the sermon, with Alvin Jarrett directing music.

Fort Davis Church of Christ Baptists J.H. Clark Anthony Bertasius William van Auken Charles Hawkins Church of Christ James Stephens Guy Pearce Alvin Jarrett

Menus for April Meals Donated to Cemetery

Hamburger. Pinto beans. Lettuce. Tomatoes. Onions. Pickles. Chilled fruit. Tuesday April 4 baked ham. Sweet potatoes. Blackeyed peas. Orange grapefruit ambrosia. Homemade sliced bread and butter. Wednesday April 5 meatloaf with catsup. Mashed potatoes. Green beans. Honey. Hot rolls and butter. Thursday April 6 franks with mustard. Macaroni and cheese. Cabbage pepper slaw. Orange raisin cake. Cornbread and butter. Friday April 7 enchiladas. Hot tomatoes. Tossed green salad. Peach halves. Crispy cornbread and butter. Ik served with all meals. All commissions donated to our cemetery.

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Merican Cancer Society AHS Texas Science Symposium Madeira Mrs Jess Newman W. Ave Davis Georgia S. Dallman 9Th St Alpine Cemetery Association Mary Thain W. Holland Ave Alpine, Texas Pase Cou Moore's General Store Highway
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