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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1928

Page

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New Alpine Lumber Plant Planned at Holl and Ave

Alpine Lumber Company starts foundation work for a new plant on Holl and Avenue. The modern complex will include lumber sheds, office building, stock and display rooms, with a 65 by 160 foot yard and a north west stuccoed frame section. Owner F E Weyerts notes busy growth and delays but assures customers of prioritized service during expansion. Alpine Chapter 132 Eastern Star visits by Mrs Lula Laan with degree work and social to follow. all members urged to attend.

Alpine Lumber Company Holland Avenue F. E. Weyerts Wey Weyerts Aline Tme Alpine Order Eastern Star Lula Laan Greenville

Fourteen New Cottages For Sul Ross Housing Plan

Sul Ross College will add fourteen cottages to its existing forty one to ease local housing. R A McMurry secured a contract to erect four new cottages beside the nine under construction near College Avenue. The three room and bath units will cost about $2000 each and include steam heat electric ranges and electric water heaters. A large garage with a two room apartment is also planned.

Beng Rush Sul Ross College Sul Ross R.A. McMurry College Avenue McMurry

Mother's Day Contest and Civic Reflections

An old style notice promotes a Mother's Day event with theme entries and cash prizes of 100 dollars for first, 80 dollars for second, and 20 dollars for third. It calls for church gatherings, flags, flowers, and love letters, urging families to honor mothers with poems and expressions of gratitude. The piece weaves a patriotic civic tone with a long reflection on motherhood and its enduring sacrifice.

Fossly Company Aerino Mary. Verne Mao Suasty Beal

Brewster County Democrats Convene in Alpine Delegates Chosen

The Brewster county Democrats met at the court house with delegates from No. 1 and No. 2 Alpine. They adopted resolutions denouncing Republicans and selected Dan Moody as a delegate at large to the National convention in Houston. J D Jackson presided and C D Wood was elected permanent secretary. A credentials committee gathered. Also noted: Colonial Building and Loan Association of Ogden Utah has done over 90000 in Alpine since organizing last month and plans a district HQ in Alpine to speed loan handling with the home office.

Court House No. 1 North South Alpine Coolidge Brewster County Ernor Dan Moody Houston Texas J.D. Jackson C.D. Wood Benjamin F Berkeley Jim P. Wilson A. A Colonial Building and Loan Association of Ogden Utah M. L. Hopson Eee Eee Ears Compar Alpine Trans-Pecos Hopson Dallas

Memorial Day Plans Set by Local Cemetery Association

At a Monday meeting of the Cemetery Association officers for the year were elected. Committees were named to arrange Memorial Day services with Mr and Mrs Carl Phan in charge of music and Rev David Murray as program chairman. Flower committee led by Mrs Charles Livingston. American Legion rep M L Hopson to oversee float decorations. Scoutmaster A F Robinson to manage Boy and Girl Scouts in the parade. The parade will form downtown and proceed to the cemetery for the grave decorations program. Stores will close 9 am to noon. Mrs W P Hinson re elected president and Mrs Walter Garnileet secretary treasurer, with Mrs J W Martin as new vice president.

Carl ‘Phan David Murray Charles Livingston M. L. Hopson American Legion A. F. Robinson

Cinco de Mayo Celebration in Alpine Echoes Local Pride

Cinco de Mayo was celebrated in Alpine with a morning anvil fringe parade featuring forty to fifty decorated oats and es. A noon barbecue invited a large Alpine Mexican community audience. Speeches and a program by Mexican school children plus other activities led to a grand baile that night.

Aime Jean

Alpine to Host 1929 Texas Women’s Press Association Meeting

Fort Worth telegram reveals Texas Women’s Press Association will hold its 1929 convention in Alpine. Mrs W B Hamilton, Brewster County Chamber chair and executive board member, extended the invitation. Alpine’s selection honors the Davis Mountains area and boosts summer study interest at Sul Ross College.

Texas Women’s Press Association Fort Worth W. B. Hamilton Brewster County Commerce Women's Organization Alpine Hamilton Amoetation Texas Sul Ross College Davis Mountains Alps Wright, Pres

Style show by Sul Rose home economics department

Tonight at 8 15 in the auditorium the Sul Rose department of home economics presents a style show under the direction of Atlas Grace Hedell. No admission charge will be made and the public is invited to attend.

Sul Rose Department of Home Economics Atlas Grace Hedell

Fourteen? 24 to Graduate From Alpine Junior High

Diplomas will be conferred on twenty four Alpine Junior High graduates at the commencement in the school auditorium on May 18. Superintendent J H Head lists the graduates including Thomas Barnsley Finis Bennett Kendrick Behrens Fred Daugherty Josephine Cotter Bob Hardgrave Katherine Hen Hurst de Lease Wesley May Laurie Miller Lola Bess McCollum Eldon McGonaill Raymon Pouncey Ethel Skevington Lillian Sonnier Harvey Taylor Frank Taylor Louise Taylor Katherine Turney John Uranga Willie Uranga Joel Wright Charles Wade Lillian Sonnier and Joel Wright salutatorian. Baccalaureate services will be held May 13 at the Baptist church with Rev Buren Sparks delivering the sermon. Music directed by Mrs D Wood. Public invited.

Alpine Junior High School J. H. Head Thomas Barnsley Finis Bennett Kendrick Behrens Fred Daugherty Josephine Cotter Bob Hardgrave Katherine Hen Hurst de Lease Wesley May Laurie Miller Lola Bess McCollum Eldon McGonaill Raymon Pouncey Ethel Skevington Lillian

Big Vote Polled in Alpine School Trustee Election

Voters in Alpine Independent School District cast 211 ballots last Saturday to elect four trustees for two year terms. Friends of J D Jackson aided a late effort to return him to the board as a dark horse candidate, Jackson trailing his nearest foe by only two votes.

Alpine Independent School Friends J. D. Jackson Jackson

Closing activities mark Sul Ross College term end

Sul Ross State Teachers College schedules a three week calendar of events as term ends. Highlights include Girls Choral Club concert, Men’s Glee Club, a Wednesday recital, a Thursday programme, and a style show. Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev B C Wood of San Angelo on May 11 at 8 15 p m. May 18 style show at 8 30 p m May 22 Sub College Concert 8 30 p m May 27 Dramatic Club 11 a m May 31 Baccalaureate Service 8 15 p m June 1 College Commencement exercises 8 30 p m

Sul Ross State Teachers College Toni B. C. Wood San Angelo Floyd Poe EL Paso College I

Two Sunday Fires Do Little Damage in Alpine

Two fires occurred on Sunday causing minimal damage. The first started around nine at College Avenue, likely from a flue, and slight damage occurred despite a stubborn blaze. The second fire near Ten son & Most Market downtown began from a cigarette stub igniting papers, grew before discovery but was extinguished before firefighters arrived.

Alpine Y Sum 5 College Avenu Tenson & Most

Alpine Pub Co Buys Industrial News Plant

The Alpine Publishing Company buys the Industrial News business including the subscription list and goodwill. Mr Dodson, who operated the plant about two years, suspended publication last week and is moving to Ozona with his wife and daughter. The move follows health concerns and a desire to relocate to a lower altitude.

Bydustrial News Dodson Ozona IMS W. ©. Basterling Oxona Avalanche

Graves to lead Lobo hikers to Marfa in bunion derby

Coach Graves of Sul Ross State Teachers College plans a marathon hike for Lobo athletes from Alpine to Marfa, 27 miles away, on May 12. Racers may walk or ride, with Marfa Chamber of Commerce luncheon for the winner who receives a silver cup. hopeful entrants include Duncan Scott, Red Allen, Bob Clark, Travis Dean, Calvin Wotals, and others.

CC. Pyle Bunion J. ©. Graves Athex Sul Ross State Teachers College Marfa Tion Bob Clark Travis Dean Calvin Wotals Tohn Fortner Fred Voss Ralph Barker Harry Watson Curly Nelson 8Mon Walker Enoch Martin Horn Lawdon Pokey Stevens Dick Turner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lumber Firm Torrow Brewster Building Loan Democrats Company Ontinue Cemetery Association W. P. Hinson Cemetery Associaton Walter Garnileet 3. W. Martin Texas Women's Press Assn Texas Chamber of Commerce Pormer Board Alpine Pub. Co
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