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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1957
Page
10
Club 57 at Alpine Community Center drew juniors and seniors for a joint banquet and high school prom last Saturday. Dr. Briggs delivered the main speech as Mr. Slover and his rhymes entertained, with Kern Wildenthal and Tye Hillyer giving the welcomes.
The Alpine church marks praise for Mr. Davis as bishops’ committee notes his long ministry in New Mexico and Southwest Texas. He expanded communicants, oversaw a new sanctuary, and earned wide community affection.
The firm asserts a robust service approach promising consistent results and readiness to demonstrate capability on demand. It emphasizes expertise, reliability, and customer confidence in its process.
The text notes top freshman math averages at Alpine High, a strong Bucks baseball season, and recognition for Coach Bromley and the diamond team. It lists Future Homemakers officers Willa Hilbrich and Virginia Boyd with Linda Kay as secretary, while retiring president Jackie Hance is mentioned. Georgia Morgan and a new Future Teachers slate are named. Modern submarines' speed underwater is cited, with full submersion in under a minute.
The project covers three bridges on Rio Grande Road with a 356 day completion target. In 1951 only partial reconstructions were finished on portions of North Park Entrance Road and Rio Grande Road, expanding access to park features via Rio Grande and Santa Elena roads. Mission 66 proposes full reconstruction of main park arteries.
Highland Hereford Breeders Association holds a directors meeting at 2 p.m. Monday May 20 in the Holland Hotel ballroom Alpine. All officers directors urged to attend and any member may join.
A list of degree candidates from Alpine and surrounding areas includes George James Walworth Master of Arts Holmes Mary Charlotte Bachelor of Music McGonagill Ernest Buck Walker Kathryn Burgess Bachelor of Science Hunter Charles Mason Bachelor of Arts Wootton Ralph Taylor Master of Arts McMillan Elmer Master of Education FT DAVIS Duncan Isabelle McMichael Bachelor of Science Marin Amalia L Master of Education Amalia L Danheim A E Master of Education Bache lor of Science listed among the candidates with various degrees.
Eliza Mae McDonald of Marathon wins the 17 jewel Gruen watch from Shepperd Jewelers. The clock dial in the display window listed senior girls and boys from Alpine Fort Davis and Marathon. The clock stopped running Tuesday afternoon at number 52 Miss McDonald.
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