AHS Seniors Feted With Mexican Supper Party
Parents honored the High School Senior Class and sponsor Mrs. Freda Powell and WT Powell with a 7 30 pm Green Cafe supper Monday. Decorated banquet featured purple old flowers in Mexican pottery and peso favors for the Mexico City senior trip. Hosts and hostesses included J D Killion Andy Hensley Jack Stovell and others from Van Worn with Cora Lee Thomas Delphene Young among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Powell
WT Powell
Green Cafe
Mexico
Favor
Mexico City
Messers
Mme
J. D. Killion
Andy Hensley
Jack Stovell
R. L. Skelton
Ray Morrow
C. N. Watson
Kirby Killion
Roscoe Morgan
D._ R. Stringer
Glyde Gravell
van Worn
Mmes
Cora Lee
Thomas
Delphene Young
Centennial School Names Top 10 Students for 1958 89
Principal Roscoe G. Morgan of Alpine Centennial School released the top ten of the Sth grade class for the 1958 89 year. The list includes Adeline Ogee Yo nd Tucker Joe Freddy Granado Abelardo Baeza Najara Hernandez and Frank Parras. The spread between Abelino Ogas 88 and the 10th place 84 is noted. Two top students spent part of their schooling outside Alpine before Centennial. Graduation exercises are scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday at Alpine High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial School
Roscoe G. Morgan
Alpine Centennial School
Adeline Ogee
Yond Tucker
Joe Freddy Granado
Abelardo Baezasth
Najara
Hernandez
Frank Parras
Abelino Ogas
Centennial
Elodian Teague
Joe Fredd Granado
el Paso
Jon
Alpine High School
Top Central Pupils for 1958 59 Named
Alpine Central seniors ranked top ten pupils for 1958 59 per Principal D E Jones. Chuck Stringfellow led with a 95 9 average and a tight spread separated the top from sixth. Remaining names include John Mack Simpson Keith Peters Pat Copeland Larry Webb Pam ela Wilson Barbara Raha sh Linday Creigh Ann Hegelund and Laney Jo Clark. Central graduation set for Tuesday night May 25 at Alpine High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Central
D. E. Jones
Chuck Stringfellow
John Mack Simpson
Keith Peters
Pat Copeland
Larry Webb
Pamela Wilson
Barbara Rahash
Linday Creigh
Ann Hegelund
Laney Jo Clark
Central
Sul Ross
Aaron B. Webb
Alpine
Alpine High School
Three Men to Attend WTCC Convention
Three men from the Big Bend area will attend the 41st annual West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Amarillo. George W. Miller of Big Bend National Park, Hugh White of Alpine, and Herman Ledbetter of Marfa will depart Thursday morning for Amarillo for the event spanning Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend Area
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
George W. Miller
Big Bend National Park
Hugh White
Alpine
Herman Ledbetter
Marfa
Marathon Boy Receives TMI Honor Roll and Publications Ribbon
Cadet Frederic Tate freshman at Texas Military Institute, son of Mr and Mrs William Donnell of Marathon, earns honor roll status for four of six periods. He also gains the publications ribbon for work on the Panther newspaper and is named first class bandsman. ROTC orders by Major Olen E Miller and approval by Addison B Craig. The Abacus noted as early calculating machine still used in India China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
TMI
Frederic Tate
Texas Military Institute
William Donnell
Olen E. Miller
Addison B. Craig
Tate
Panther
Centennial Wins Title in 7A District Softball Race
Centennial clinched the 7A District softball crown by defeating Marfa Elementary and Alpine Central. Last Monday they beat Marfa Elementary 118 with Pablo Perez collecting four hits and Ruben Parras and Alfredo Espinosa homering. Tuesday they defeated Alpine Central 19 to 18 in a dramatic finish as Juan Valenzuela tied the game with a home run in the bottom of the last inning and Elisio Leyva followed with a sacrifice fly to score the winning run, aided by Leyva Llanes and Valenzuela homers. The Centennial lineup included Perez, Carrillo, Parras, Leyva, Espinosa, Bustamante, Molinar, Gonzales, Llanes, Valenzuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Marfa Elementary
Alpine Central
Pablo Perez
Ruben Parras
Alfredo Espinosa
Central
Juan Valenzuela
Elisio Leyva
Sonny Llanes
Suzanne Carrillo
Higinio Bustamante
Joe Molinar
Herman Gonzales
John Leath Former Alpine Resident Dies
John G. Leath died at the home of his daughter Mrs J P Hitt in Linton while visiting. A former Alpine resident, he and his wife lived there for many years. Burial was in Tyler, the Leaths' former home, and Mrs Leath is related to Alpine residents Mrs J B Spence and Mrs W P Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Leath
Alpine
J. P. Hitt
Bessie Chyle
Linton
Leath
Leaths
J. B. Spence
W. P. Foster
Ray Spence
J. B. Cooley
Tyler
Alpine Firms Donate Tournament Trophies
Seven Alpine firms will provide trophies for the 1d annual NAIA baseball tournament here next month. The First National Bank will donate 12 individual team trophies. H. L. Koerneret the championship. KVLF, second place. Winter Cleaners, third. Bell's Cosden, team sportsmanship. Brewster County Motors, most popular player. Alpine Drug, most valuable player. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garnett and baby visited en route to San Francisco with Garnett's mother Mrs. Raymond Garnett. they will visit Grand Canyon and other points of interest. Garnett works for the Highway Patrol at Karnes City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kay
First National Bank
H. L. Koernet
KVLF
Winter Cleaers
Bell's Cosden
Brewster ‘County Motors
Alpine Drug
Ray Garnett
Baby
San Francisco
Mrs. Garnett
California
Mr. Garnett
Raymond Garnett
Grand Canyon
Highway Patrol
Karnes City
Amblin lamp shade kit launches with all parts included
Amblin introduces a lamp kit priced at 250 dollars, including shade and wagon wheels, undercutting the 3.50 assembled lamp. Bill, who makes 1500 shades monthly, leads the project while Mayor Lockhart previews an upcoming commission agenda noting an item about an alley behind Peyton Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
REWSTER COUNTY HOSPITAL NEWS
Hospital notices list admitted patients Gloria Dozier Dorothy Halsey Richard Young and others from Alpine with a mix of surnames and first names. Dismissals include Luisa Valero Jose de la Luz Faye Meador and several Alpine residents. New arrivals note births of a boy Oscar Carrasco Valero and a girl Anne Marie in Alpine. Cairo is the largest city in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewster County Hospital
Gloria Dozier
Dorothy Halsey
Richard Young
Nienes Fierro
Kenneth Scott
Alpine
Jewel Miller
Marathon
Lupe France
Fred Dumas
Maria
Willie Hernandez
Presidio
Luisa Valero
Jose de la Luz
Faye Meador
Gussie Brown
Mary Portillo
Gary Hess
Elsa Briceno
Donald Dutchover
Mary Brown
Fort Davis
Helen Roberts
Frank Duncan
Terlingua
Jesus Marcos Valero
Oscar Carrasco Valero
Joe Dozier
Anne Marie
Sul Ross Dean Attends Tech Meeting on College High School Links
Dean Bevington Read of Sul Ross State College attended a Texas Tech session in Lubbock yesterday, sponsored by the West Texas School Study Committee, focusing on college high school relationships and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bevington Read
Sul Ross State College
Texas Tech
Lubbock
West Texas School Study Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul
Beard & Elliott
Holland Tel
India
China
Japan
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
John Leath
Amblin
Cairo
Africa
Baker's Caramel
Chocolate Dainties
Gandy
Berry Hill
Hershey's
Brazos Valley
Adc
Hudson
Andy
Fig Newtons Yacht Club
Pineapple & Coconut
ADAMS
Monarch All Green
Franks
Pound
Swifts
Peyton
Armour Coumbia
Swift Brookfield Cheese
Whitehouse
Rio Grande River
Grapelade
I Ib
Lebhardt
W. D. Burcham
Torreon
Bow
Home Furniture CO
Jimmy Pate
Burcham
Ciro, Yardley, Rubinstein, DuBarry
Elizabeth Arden
Alpine Drug Store
Rexard
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