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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1956

Page

2

Merit Badge Counselors To Attend Meeting

All newly appointed merit badge counselors and other scouters are asked to attend the Big Bend district meeting at 8 pm on Tuesday May 1958 at the First Baptist Church. Over 100 merit badges are organized into 15 groups with a counselor in charge of each group. Group counselors for Alpine include Frank Newsom Delbert Dyke Ronard King Felix McGaughy Jim Glasscock C L Kay Mrs O H Theophilus WW Millstead Curtis Kelley James J Crawford Everett Turner J C Cooley M Floyd and others. In 1958, 2 158 000 persons were injured in motor vehicle accidents.

Big Bend Alpine Frank Newsom Delbert Dyke Ronard King Felix McGaughy Jim Glasscock C. L. Kay Mra. O

Card of Thanks for Major Paul W Stack Sale

The family of Major Paul W Stack Sale extends thanks for the cards wires calls and flowers during his illness and for the many expressions of sympathy during our bereavement.

Paul Paul W. Stack

Hereford stocker and feeder show and sale set for May 11

Sets of bronze platters will be awarded grand champions at the Hereford stocker and feeder show and sale in Fort Worth on May 11. Ted Gouldy of Fort Worth and Henry Arledge of Seymour, president of the Texas Hereford Association, are pictured. The association sponsors the special sales with the Market Institute. Last year 9974 cattle sold for nearly one million dollars, and the sales draw nationwide attention with prices generally 50 cents to more than a dollar above current values as buyers flock to the event.

Fort Worth Ted Gouldy Henry Arledge Seymour Texas Hereford Association Market Institute

Town News Notes On Local Folks And Frontier Day Trip

Green in town. Mr Oole has been under the weather this spring but is feeling better now. Earl Clarke from Marathon and Roy Reid from Fort Davis in town. Cap Yates leaving this week for Guymon Oklahoma to attend the Frontier Day Celebration there. Cap shipped Longhorn steers from his ranch north of Marathon to be used for the celebration. Ranch did not get in on the recent rains but had two inches last week.

Green Oole Earl Clarke Marathon Roy Reid Fort Davis Cap Yates Guymon Oklo Cap Neh

Scout Explorer Post No 90 To Sell Flags In Alpine

Explorer Post No 90 teams with Alpine American Legion Post No 79 in an Americanization drive to place a four meter flag at every home and business in Alpine. The funds support a vigorous program and post equipment.

Scout Explorer Explorer Post No Alpine American Legion

Alpine High PFA Teams Return From Lubbock Stock Meet

Alpine High judging teams returned Saturday night after attending stock judging contests at Lubbock where 131 Texas high schools were represented. The Alpine livestock team ranked about 15th, with the contest won by J Stanton. Wool judging and related activities were also noted along with Alpine participation in expeditions, social events, and community service projects.

Alpine High PFA Lubbock Tom Allen Texas J Stanton

Sixth of the Nineteen Fort Davis

A fragment notes the sixth item involving Fort Davis in a list from the era. The readable text points to a numbered sequence tied to a fort in the region, but details are limited to the terse reference and place name.

Rains and winds hit Marathon area with damage across ranches

Local notes recount a Monday storm bringing wind hail and rain across the Old Sibley and Moore ranches. George Alan Jones, Mollie, and other residents faced damaged homes and washed-out roads between Sanderson and Fort Stock. A twister damaged George Hargus’s well rig and trailer near Marathon. Reports say Tuesday brought rain to Marathon and hopes for grain harvest on the 3rd.

Marathon Travis Jeff Stewart Shely Ranea Chinati Jack Smith Presidio Ollie Cox Sweetwater Little Grandson Alpine Dink Wardlaw John Lindsay del Rio Massey Veral Zeb Decie Decie Meriwethers J.J. Roberts Ode Roberts Orene

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