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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1961
Page
4
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A speech filled weekend marked the dedication of Camino del Rio a 30 mile scenic road along the Rio Grande with receptions at the Paisano Hotel Marfa and a barbecue at Lajitas. Notables including Forrest Walker Herman Ledbetter Judge Patterson and Senator Dorsey Hardeman attended with many locals and visitors from Fort Stockton Marfa and San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Barmore B announce the engagement of their daughter Billie Sue Bounds to Duane E Evans son of Mr and Mrs Joe Evans of Silver City New Mexico Former Alpine residents The couple will wed at 6 PM Thursday Nov 23 at First Christian Church Alpine Billie Sue is Alpine born and raised a graduate of Alpine High School Sul Ross State College and TCU a speech therapist for the El Paso School System Duane is a Roswell High School graduate with degrees from Sul Ross and is stationed at Fort Carson Colorado with the Army.
The Pilot Club of Alpine hosts The Country Store Rummage Sale on November 17 and 18 next door to Cecil Hale's Model Cleaners. The event acts as an Exchange Clearing House for new and used general merchandise to benefit Home Children and support the School of Exceptional Children. Donations of a wide range of items are welcome with pickup available by phone, and cash gifts can be given to club members.
The Big Bend Chapter DAR will hold a monthly meeting at 3 p m Saturday November 11 at the home of Mrs J T Johnson. Hostesses are Mrs Johnson and Mrs Henry Schmidt. Reports cover the Division 7 regional meeting in Fort Stockton on Oct 30. Regent Mrs George W Baines urges full attendance.
The Tri County Community Concert Association confirms 1962 dates and venues. Beverly Wolff mezzo soprano performs January 1962 at Fort Davis High School, 8 p.m. Goya and Matteo present World of Dancing on February 15 at Sul Ross Auditorium, 8 p.m. Charles ONeill tenor appears March 3 at Marfa Christian Church, 8 p.m. Membership mailings follow.
The Classroom Teachers Association heard Dr. Harlan Smith of Sul Ross College discuss policies to improve student teachers professional attitude and training. Leroy Roark led a brief business meeting before the address. Mmes Fern Young Edith Phillips Sue Lane and Ruby Hill served pumpkin pie and coffee.
Sul Ross students Buck Burdett Linda Kay Clark Ola Joyce King Rosemary Gibbons Juanita R Gonzales Carlene Hegelund Nan Lee Owens from Alpine along with Rev Earle T Filby Marathon and Lou E Walker Ft Davis were elected to the Alpha Chi National Scholarship Society for 1961 62. Induction and recognition occurred at Kobernot Lodge Monday evening. Mrs Stather E Thomas sponsor announced the list.
The American Legion Post 79 will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. Monday November 13 in the Legion Hall. All members are urged to attend and prospective members are invited.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Spruill of El Paso announce the birth of a son named Arthur Blake born Tuesday in an El Paso hospital weighing 7 lbs 4 ozs. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bernal Slight of Alpine and Mrs Mae Boggs of Miami Fla Mrs Slight plans to travel to El Paso Saturday to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Weather man welcomed a daughter named ViCindy born Nov 4 at Brewster County Memorial Hospital. Weighing 6 pounds, the child’s mother is Doris Ross formerly of Alpine. Grandparents include C. F. Ross of Alpine and A. L. Weatherman of Lubbock with La Juana Weatherman of Dallas.
Mr and Mrs Jacksow and their children spent the past week visiting Mrs Jacksow’s mother in Dallas. The family traveled by car and explored local sites during the stay.
The note honors 18th century physician Dr. Alexander Garden of Charleston, D C. The Camino del Rio editions remain available.
The Alpine Garden Club will meet at 3 30 p m Friday November 10 in the Hospitality Room of the First Presbyterian Church Dr Virginia Link will be in charge of the program
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