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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

8

Alpine Girls Attend Mexico City College Mission in Latin America

Misses C Emilie and Dorothy Brown of Alpine attend Mexico City College, a Texas association member in Latin America, using U S university credits. They study Spanish in a cosmopolitan setting with weekly dances, live with Mexican families, and pursue bachelor, master, and language options while observing cross cultural life.

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Progress Report On Area Construction In Brewster County

Construction work proceeds across Brewster County with a water well completed at Black Gap Game Management area site. Plans for a windmill approved by the Game Commission and State Board of Control, with final federal approvals pending. Courthouse dormitory work by Smith Construction Co and Jane Plumbing Co continues ahead of schedule. Wells Electric Co. handles electrical work. Central School playground framing and windows underway. Alpine Methodist Luna School addition progressing with acoustical plaster and repairs. three more rooms add to church school facilities. A new architect's office permit issued for 906 Fast Ave. D by Victor J. Smith. April permits totaled 8700, the lowest month of the year.

Peters Devonport Anstract Meeks George Storey Fast Ave Victor J. Smith Joe Lane Alpine

It's Cool In Alpine spreads to North Africa via car sticker

Alpine chamber of commerce promotes its Cool In Alpine campaign as visitors from North Africa learn about local ranching, rainfall, and stock. An elderly woman and a younger woman traveled in a Cadillac with license plates from the country. They spoke English, carried a Mol a credit card, and asked for extra samples to send home. The campaign aims to raise awareness and curiosity about Alpine.

Algie North Africa Alpine Chamber of Commerce Billy Ward Magnolia Sone S States

District Grade School Music Festival Held at Davis

The first all grade school district music festival took place in Fort Davis on Friday April 25 with judges from Sul Ross College. Four choruses entered Alpine Central Alpine Fort Davis and Valentine competing across five proficiency levels. Alpine Central and Fort Davis earned first and second divisions respectively with high tone quality and memory scores.

Davis Fort Davis Littleton Scott Sul Ross College Central School of “Alpine Fort Dav Fort Dat Jackie Hance Fort Davis Music Memory Group Mary Bogel Ida Mae Williams Central School Central Chorus Mesdames George Bevier Dick Rogers Billy West Mark Herring Rose D. J. Pollock J. W. Gilbreath LH. Henderson Edwin Fowlkes Central Centennial Chorus Charles Wade

Fire Training, visits, and park notes at Big Bend

Fire Control Training at Park Service HQ taught extinguisher use by Rangers for park and concession staff. Arthur Minish and family depart for Columbus Kansas for summer. Chief Ranger George Snolly returns from Fresno. Writer Devereux Butcher of Washington DC visits and is editor of National Parks Magazine. Alpine visitors include Gene Houghton family and Johnny Newell. Roy Lassiter's daughter Susie Weber joins family. New concessions wrangler Johnny Weber from Alpine. X Ranch guests Jim Mangus Marvel Lassher Moose WY. T-4 L athlete's foot treatment ad ends.

Park Service Devereux Butcher Washington, D. C Butcher Farts Asociation National Parks

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