Know Your City Volunteers Beautify High School Campus
Emmett Tiner head of the VA Department and a group of boys spent Saturday May 7 hauling compost and applying it on grass and the patio between the Vocational Agriculture and Social Science departments. The effort continues a project to develop and beautify the campus. The El Toro reports also note an American Legion sponsored essay contest with Sylvia Smith winning first and Riggle second receiving gold and silver medals. Myrtle Whiteside and 12 Student Council members toured Stockton schools May 3 and discussed campus additions and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Tiner
V. A
Mr. Tiner
el Toro
American Legion
Sylvia Smith
G Riggle
America
Myrtle Whiteside
Fort Stockton
Miss Whiteside
Stockton
Stockton High School Council
Alpine Fort Stockton student exchange and school activities noted
Alpine and Fort Stockton students exchanged visits from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with meetings, lunches, tours, and a rain‑delayed dance. Alpine clubs prepared floors and public notices praised by the Alpine author as the school year winds down with projects and summaries of achievements.
32 New Motor Vehicles Registered During April
April vehicle registrations list numerous Alpine buyers including Chas. C. Brown Plymouth sedan and Elizabeth Bledsoe Plymouth sedan among others. The register shows makes from Buick Chevrolet GMC Olds Cadillac Packard and Kaiser with buyers in Alpine Fort Davis Marathon Valentine and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Brown
Alpine
Plymouth
T. B. Larremore
Edwin Fowlkes
Buick
Elizabeth Bledsoe
Zula F. Cochran
Chevrolet
Eloise Gray
Fort Davis
Ford
A. O. Mayfield
Marathon
Ford Coe
Ruth M. Bobo
Oldsmobile
Walter Ziegler
Dallas
R. W. Arnold
GMC
Atadl Royalty Corp
Cadillac
Q. W. Abington
Dodge
Johnnie Fitzgerald
Leonard Blaha
Valentine
W. E. Vanney
Frank H. Wedin
Packard
E. R. Hudson
A. E. Warner
Medland
J. E. Newell
Thomas Davison
T. P. Looney
J. Y. Walker
Pontiac
Horton J. Case
M. C. Hollinshead
Thelma Beaty
Kaiser
E. A. McMillan
Prayer for Leaders and Freedoms Pervade Nation
A message extols living in a land with religious and press freedoms and urges prayers for national leaders. The text emphasizes devotion and the duty to pray for those in authority.
Alpine pupils publish first exchange booklet with New Jersey
Mrs Vis Davis fifth grade at Central School produced an Alpine Public Schools exchange booklet via Junior Red Cross with Central Ward New Jersey. The 35 children researched facts by interviews and calls and divided into History Geography Our City Animals Life in This Section Latin American and Jokes. They sent the book to New Jersey on May 13 and expect a reply from Alpine’s counterpart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivia Davis
Central School
Red Cross
Central Ward
Newark
N. J
Mrs. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Casey
Sul Ross
Don Burleson
Johnny Time
Patty Evans
Pat Pollock
Meriiell McCollum
Eddie Davidson
Martha Hill
Gladys Cowell
Vaughn Musgrave
Mildred Armstrong
Gene Jones
Our City
Phil McGaughy
LeRoy Ripley
Sue Ann Pullin
Carol Teplicek
Kathryn Ward
Alan Turner
Carol Clark
Fred Evans
James Garrett
Rose Vick
Brother Blucher
Alpine
New Jersey
Davis
Obituary Notes From Fort Davis Social Round
Fort Davis notes continue on page nine as two El Paso nurses visit the observatory staff. Ohio and Harlingen guests, G O Weimer and W C Baker, stay with Miss Dorothy Hinds. Mrs S M Mims and her daughters dine with Mr and Mrs A V Chapin, while Mrs Weimer and Mrs Baker are aunts of Miss Hinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Weimer
Rosewood
Ohio
W. C. Baker
Harlingen
Texas
Dorothy Hinds
Observatory
S. M. Mims
Peggy Mims
Anne Mims
A. V. Chapin
School Events and Graduations Timetable for May
Recital by piano pupils and High School chorus on May 14 at 8 p.m. Open house to follow. Commencement at Anderson on May 18 at 8 p.m. May 19 Grade school night at Central School with plays and dances. Anderson Grade school night May 11 featured plays songs and dances. Fort Davis High holds graduation May 20 at 8:15 p.m. Five seniors graduate. Dorothy Swartz placed third in State Interscholastic contest in Austin May 6. Accompanying staff listed. Grade averages: Jack Reynolds top, Lettie Ann Colwell second. Miscellaneous items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clark
J. G. Prude
Anderson School
W. E. Smith
Fort Davis High School
Dorothy Swartz
Austin
R. D. Swartz
John G. Prude
Jack Reynolds
Lettie Ann Colwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. M. Hawkins
Hank Novak
Sident
Novak
Fort Stockton High School
Comanche Springs
Stockton Student Council
Future Farmers of America
Emmet Tiner
Alpine Public Schools
Pearland
Cedar Bayou Independent
East Holland Ave
Alpine, Texas
J. B. Speer
Pete Featherstone
Otis Kimball
Jim Bardwell
Ann S. Ellis
Tahe
Brown Sheet Metal Works
el Paso
Avalanche
Alpine Lumber Company
C. F. & I. Steel
Norge Gas
A.S.E. Ackermann
George W. Stimpson
Ranreel
Riredeeb
West Texas Utilities Company
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