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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
7
The proposal aims to connect a Y-road with the Alpine Terlingua park route, but Marta’s share of park visitors would not rise since westbound travelers must pass Marta before reaching Alpine, limiting any growth in her visitor percentage.
The dispute centers on travel routes into the Big Bend National Park. Maria from Alpine proposes keeping visitors on the Alpine-Terlingua road for scenic mountain views, while supporters urge preserving the east entrance at Marathon. Brewster County stakes remain high as tax income from park land is cited.
Ray McNeill known as Pappy leads a long running Alpine area dance band. His crew, “My Boys,” are locals who rely on live work to earn a living. He has supported Alpine and Sul Ross College with public concerts and turned down several jobs this year including a large show at San Angelo. The group features Wallace Avant on bass G C Me nel piano Ray on multiple instruments and members Genege Brown Emerson Preston Mey trumpets and Max Henrys.
Community notice clarifies Selective Service classifications for card recipients. It details 1-A for available for military service, I-C for end-members of forces, I-C (Disc) for registrants separated by honorable discharge, II-A for essential national existence roles, 1-C for agriculture, III-A for those with children, IV-A for age 30 or over, IV-C for aliens, and IV-F for physically or morally unfit individuals.
A brief card of thanks from Buy United States group expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kind and generous help during a time of need.
Members express thanks for the kindness shown during the bereavement period. They acknowledge the sympathy, help, and support received and extend deep appreciation to those who offered comfort and aid.
A heartfelt message from the Turner family offers a blessing, invoking divine favor and goodwill. The note expresses gratitude and reverence for blessings received and extends warm wishes to readers.
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