Camp SP 33 34 Opened in Chisos Park Tour Plans Indexed
Chamber spurred by Lampasas State Park edition details Camp Miriam honoring Governor Ferguson with facilities at Lampasas and planned Chisos mountain park improvements. Camp SP 33 and SP 34 deployments underway. 158 boys and officers to train, Lt G W McLeod leads camp construction. tourism upgrades include picnic structures, sewage, electricity, and concession house.
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Va Chaffin
Anderson
la Goiks
Tme
Chamber
Arkansas
Kansas
Commerce
Missouri
Air x
Chicago
Chisos Mountains
E. L. Modlin
R. C. Bellamy
W. P. Knox
RD. ‘Morgan
State Park
G. W. McLeod
Chivas Mountain Park
Garrett
Lam‘pass
Morgan
Camp Miriam
Govenor Ferguson
Lampasas
Aarge
Ill and visiting residents amp up Alpine summer scene
Miss Juliette Forchheimer, long ill, was taken to an El Paso hospital Tuesday with her condition improving by yesterday. Diverse visitors arrive for the summer, including Currie Mae Vogt from Wickett, Bay City couple J W West and family, and Kilgore resident Baby Wight with her mother. Williamson, a former Row student now teaching in Iraan, plans to attend summer session at Yon. Local figures and visitors from Corsicana, Corpus Christi, and Shamrock appear for the season, with Mrs. J Lawrence Rason returning from three months in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Forchheimer
el Paso
Porchheimer
Deep) Williamson
Ul Row
Ate Iraan
Yona
AL P. Marr
Corsicana
Good Grade Typewriter Second Sheets Sale at Avalanche Office
An advertisement notes second sheets for typewriters priced at 800 for 600 at the Avalanche office. The listing emphasizes value for customers seeking affordable equipment.
Investigate Chiropractic for Better Health
A chiropractor urges PTA members and mothers to protect children’s health. He argues that low vitality anemia bad tonsils digestion glandular issues constipation eye trouble and bad posture can lead to permanent handicap if neglected. He offers chiropractic care as the preventive solution advising investigation of chiropractic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Vaughn
Iriropractor
Pho
Turner Ride
Memorial Proclamation for Memorial Day Observance in Alpine
Alpine officials and civic groups plan a Memorial Day service on May 30 1994 with the American Legion leading the observance. Businesses are urged to close from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon for citizens to honor war dead. The Alpine PTA meeting notes include officer elections a new character development role and a program by the Seventh Grade with several students participating.
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Alpine
American Legion
Yost No
Ame
T. R. Moody
M. H. Moorman
P T. A
Jim Casner
Wealth
Wessendorft
PTA
T. A. Beard
Moving Picture
Sth Jerade
Eugene Beall
Buddy Patton
Ann Blankenship
Plora Beth Daugherty
Mildred ‘Stack
Bary Bess Hamilton
County Equalization Board Sets June 11 Hearing
The county board of commissioners sitting as a board of equalization will meet on June 11 to hear objections to assessed valuation increases. Notices mailed this week advise property owners of the hearing and process.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Revival Meet Set at Church of Christ and School Events
Revival meetings will start at the Church of Christ with services each evening and two on Sundays. A drawing to coordinate attendance for the junior high program will be held to help students reach the school in time. Six graduates are noted, with programs continuing through the week and including closing exercises for Central ward and Junior high activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Wright
Theresa Tackett
Catherine Carruth
Ralph Wise
Central Ward
Duni High
Isdioram
Jas P. Black
Ban Benito
Church of Christ
Black
Detline Granada Theatre
Rio
Mary Meeks tops graduation honors in class honors
Mary Meeks led the graduating class with the highest scholastic averages while Marco Giles took second place. Orene Rob was murdered and dumped in the river, prompting debate on past deeds. Prizes were awarded in home economics and for high school boys, with Myrtle Ball winning the first prize of 250 and La Nell Sansom the second prize of 161.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meeks
Marco Giles
Orene Rob
Gil
Ini
Lanellansom
Clinton Ritchey
Alle Davis
Norma Giles
Smithews
Asem
Ito Myrtle Ball
Nell Sansom
Beng
Jabeent
Tardy
Hgh
Laona Fuer
Annie Mae’ Turner
Virginia Young
Mary Alice Wade
Bill Harrus
James Chambers
Richard Chambers
Veda Chambers
Elmera Herring
Wallace Chambers
Annual reception for seniors and faculty at president's home
Antonio Morales Dessie Morris and President and Mrs H W More Lock will entertain seniors and faculty with the annual reception at the president's home on College Hill Saturday afternoon at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Morelock
College Hill
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Chisos Mountain Park
Chisos
Chamber of Commerce
W. B.hamilton
Montell
Texas
Hamilton
Currie Mae Vogt
Wickett
J. W. West
Bay City
Billy
Postoffier
Prances
Mary
Ross
B.A. Wight
Baby of
Kilgore
Bre. J. W. Rixon
ML. Kokernot, Jr
BF Townsend
Dryen
Mr. Coe
del Rio
Questa
Bf, Townsend
Arthur Blucher
Dean
Corpus Christ
Wek
Knox Heid
Fort Davin
Roscoe Morgan
Shamrock
Sul Rons College
Lise Elizabeth Spence
J. Lawrence Rason
Columbia
Mississipp
Spencer Tracy
Wheels OF Destiny
Gladys Hasty Carroll
Web
Clark Gamle
Myrna Loy
Nana
Cobb & Moyer
Capiac Iy. Inquire Ritchey Hotel
Matze
Radosset
Swann
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Dept. TX
Memphis
Tenn
Beard
C. A. Pishel
Mra. J
Bird
P.T.A
County Equalization Board
DeLuxe Cleaners
Pecos County
Jett Davis County
Judge Bean
College
We Penney
Tach Penney
Kathleen Moore
Mary Verne Moorman
Irene Patton
Corinne Reynolds
Mayans Yates Sharp
Robin Sharp
Ossian Smith
Lalu Cutler White
Doris Avery
Dolly Henderson
Leena Shannon
Eunice Thornton
Evelyn Tucker
Blanca Cortinas
Ester Cortinas
Alice Crone
Clotilde Rangel
Kathryn Almon
Lois Banfield
Joe Monte de Rey
Inez Verna Sellers
Dorothy Melt Tams
Francis x. Wi
Antonio Morales
Dessie Morris
Matt Smith
Comfort Point
Pasotex
Walter Starns
College Ave
Trip
Goodyear
Goids
MOBI
PHON
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