Alpine News Roundup of Local Visits and Activities
Mrs Ray Spence returned from Helton with daughter Ellabeth to enroll at Baylor College. Judge J W Merrill of Port Davie visited on business. Mrs C K McCoots of Ara Ida Kokernot and the Miles family from Owensboro were among visitors. Furnished five room cottage for rent by Mrs W A Daugherty. C M Stetson and wife attended revolver shooting matches at Marfa. Mrs Maroe Milter and Mrs Frank Jones visited Alpine. Mr and Mrs Fen Miles of Owensboro and John Miles were mentioned. The Cartledge family, W J Cartledge of Chisor Mining, and several Hancock and Gillett families traveled, with others from Corona NM visiting. Mrs Nay Howles and son Delvert planned a trip to Corpiyy and San Antonio. a student, Nay Howles, to attend high school. Community members reported operations and operations in local hospitals and operations in Alpine. A Mexican worker named Kokbh was injured by a horse accident. a church stewards meeting noted in Van Ho. The Hancock family planned a San Antonio visit. Hertha Mac to Houston for weekend. Reverend Millican and highway discussions involved in a Baptist convention. Visiting groups from Chicago and London expected at Maley ranch and Rio Grande. Prof Studhalter, formerly at Alpine College, now heads biology at Texas Tech. he joined a delegation in Alpine. Thanksgiving turkeys were advertised for order by phone.
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Ko A. Studhalter Matty
Chicago
London
Pagland
Maley Ranch
Rio Grande
Studhalter
Dset
Texas Tech
Lub
Bh Bend
Carnival is a Big Success in Alpine Hallowe'en Carnival
Alpine residents and local businesses joined forces for a big Hallowe'en carnival at the Fuller building. The event featured a parade, booths along Holland Avenue, an old timer’s dance, and a football game gate split with funds directed to PTAL. Blanche Bean led the parade as queen with Louise Perkins and Julia Gentry as duchesses. The event raised 585 dollars with multiple classes and schools represented in costumes and floats.
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Fuller Building
Alpine
Blanche Bean
Louise Adele Perkins
Julia Gentry
Duchessex
Roberts
Prisex
Judes
Cen
Tricyele
Laura Lee White
Inda Henson
Decoer
Kathle Levee M
AOD
Lee Young
Andy
Mexicam
Madero Ward
Mel Frank Young
Alpine Study Club
Frances Cotter
PT. A
Holland Avenue
Yalota
Marfa
Jackson Field
Lobo Attack Aims To Seize Holiday Gridiron Victory
The Lobos seek their first lead of the season in a high stakes game against Uvalde. Crowding and pressure loom as Alpine fans anticipate a big turnout, with preparations and scouting shaping a tense showdown. The long rail link into Mexico adds regional significance to the contest.
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Uvalde
Rail trip to Presidio on tri weekly plan begins
A large Texas rail excursion carried almost 200 passengers mainly from San Angelo with delegations from Fort Stockton and McCamey while Alpine sent two travelers. The first regular train departed Sunday night marking the start of the tri weekly schedule to Presidio.
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Texas
San Angelo
Fort Stockton
McCamey
Alpine
A. F. Robinson
W. A. Daugherty
Presidio
Red Cross Drive Plans Outlined by Missouri Rep
Early last week Mrs. Cora Goodwin, field representative from St. Louis, met with officers to finalize plans for a 16 day Red Cross membership drive. Memberships cost a dollar with 50 cents directed to county support for a local chapter's work.
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Cora Goodwin
St. Louis
Red Cross
Milbillies and Lobos Clash In Alpine Football Fray
Alpine saw the Lobos dominate field position with punting and backfield power as Daniel Baker backs sped to the Milbillies’ defense. Lobo back non stood out for his grasp of the game while Booker Connally made several strong tackles. Sal Ross only managed one first down in the opening quarter as Dante Baker and Rosette produced two Sal Ross first downs.
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Lobo
Milbillies
Alpine
Daniel Baker
Cannon
Lobo game sees late picks and stalled drives in rough half
A rugged clash between Sul Ross and the Lobos features Otis Cannon and Sal Ross as standouts with multiple first downs. Cannon twice powers for 15 and 20 yards and connects for a 40 yard gain. Daniel Baker and Snodgrass also contribute, but a third quarter lull with poor punts and interceptions keeps scoring low while both teams trade drives and defense dominates.
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Los
Otis Cannon
Ming
A Reak
Billies
Sal Ross
Daniel Baker
Sal Rose
Rorarth
Cannon
Snodarass
Lobo
Labon
Snodgrass
Kickett
Sul Ross
al ‘Mont
Daniel
Simon
Mick
Mayor Issues Statement in Alpine Free Land Blessings
A ceremonial note from Alpine records blessings and gratitude for living in a free land. Dated November 6, 1930, the document bears an official seal and references the city’s privileges and governance.
Bohemian Girl Opera To Be Presented At Alpine
Under Sul Ross College and Lions Club auspices the Opera Comique of five singers brings The Bohemian Girl to Alpine on Friday November 7 at the Junior High auditorium. Admission is 1.00 for adults, children admitted free, student tickets for Sul Ross students. The Balfe opera tells the love tale of Arline daughter of a count stolen by gypsies, Thaddeus saving her, with popular numbers like Dream Dwelt in Marble Halls and ensemble pieces. The company aside from Cecil Arden, who toured with Hinshaw Mozart Opera Company, aims to deliver a memorable Alpine performance.
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Sul Ross College
Lions Club
Opera Comique
Alpine
Sul Ross High School
Michael Balfe
Arline
Thaddeus
Marble Halls
Cecil Arden
Hinshaw Mozart Opera Company
Alph
Miss Arden
The Bohemian Girl Sealed by Lions Club
The Bohemian Girl presented by a renowned opera company is highlighted with Lions Club selling tickets. Members of the club are the ticket outlets, offering fans access to the performance.
Card of Thanks from Alpine family
I thank the people of Alpine and especially the ministers for the kindness shown during my wife’s illness and death. Your acts are appreciated beyond words and will never be forgotten.
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Alpine
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Muray
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