Plan Big C O F C Meet On Monday In Alpine
City officials and multiple local clubs invite members to a Monday chamber of commerce luncheon at the Holland Hotel. Dr. J C Anderson state health officer will discuss public sanitation and milk supply concerns as Alpine plans growth. Dr Wright notes 100 attendees expected and broader town representation invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Parent-Teacher Association
Study Club
Civic League
Rotary Club
Delphian
el Progresso
Chamber of Commerce
Holland Hotel
J. C. Anderson
J. E. Wright
Anderson
Wright
Texas
Alpine
Junior High Bucks Triumph Over El Paso Team
In Rio Grande Park El Paso on November 19 the Alpine Bucks defeated Austin Junior High by a fast start. Captain Allen scored early and added extra points as Alpine held the edge. Austin fought back with a drive led by their quarterback but fell short in the opening burst. The outcome promised a Southwest era title chase as the game opened with a rush of scores and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wright
Fighting Alpine Junior High Bucks
Austin Junior High School
el Paso
Rio Grande Park
Bucks
Ausin
Hord
Austin
Allen
Alten
Mexican Fined for Resisting Officer After Thanksgiving Program
Jurors summoned for the November term of county court were excused after a two day session. An Alpine Mexican, Andreas Gonzales, was found guilty of resisting an officer and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Deputy Sheriff Boss Miller made the arrest. PT A meeting at the high school auditorium drew over a hundred members, with a Thanksgiving program by sixth and seventh graders, a lecture on child psychology, and plans for future events and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Burke
Burke
Andreas Gonales
Sher
Ilf
Miller
TV Skaggs
Victoriano Arias
Watton-Anderson Gro Co
Sled Allen
Odessa
Watson
PT. A
McDaniels
Sta Um
Sul Ross College
Susinoe
PAT. A
Homer Ferguson
P.7. A
Young
Head
Radford Greery Company
Calles
Spence
Alpine Eyes Strong Football Enemies For Next Season
Colonel John Perkins announced Alpine plans to host top football clubs next year including Sul Ross Lobos and teams like Simmons Tech Howard Payne A.C.C. The move follows fan interest and aims to bring high quality games to Alpine despite travel costs, with signatures rising toward 100 by yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Sul Hoss Lobos
John Perkins
Simmons
Tech
Howard Jayne
A.C. C
Colonel Perkins
Perkins
Poultry Show Seeks More Exhibits In Drive
Highland Poultry Show president Dr J Wright mails letters to ML members asking them to list all flock owners and provide names and addresses to boost exhibitor participation. Meanwhile six cock birds from premier producing stock were sold by J H Evans to Mrs J H Nail of the Paisano ranch this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. #. Wright
Highland Poultry Show
J. H. Evans
J. H. Nail
Paisano Ranch
Alpine Scout Turkey Feast Brings Scouts and Guests
Alpine Boy Scouts, 23 strong, joined Scoutmaster A. F. Robinson at the Midway Cafe for a large Thanksgiving turkey feast. Invited guests included Rev. R. F. Davis Rev. Buren Sparks Junior Robinson and D. M. Bennett. The long table displayed autumn colors and red apples while generous plates were quickly cleared. Mr. Robinson presented each Scout with a Testamant bearing their name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Robinson
R. F. Davis
Buren Sparks
Junior Robinson
D. M. Bennett
Boy Scout
Alpine
Robinson
Alpin
Nevill
New Test Wells Progress In Glass Mountains Area
Material for a new test is being assembled and drilling resumes on several sites near Alpine. Hickey reports a 420 foot depth at Jackson & near Strobel, while a Kimball fest rig on Orient is down 1,000 feet. Companies Wilcos & Anders advance work on Gage ranch, and MeIntyre test south of Alpine to be drilled deeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson & Harmon
Glass Mountains
Alpine
Ava
Hickey
Jackson & Near
Strobel
Tiley
Orient
Dita
Ofells
Wilcos & Anders
Gage Ranch
Alps
Marathon
MeIntyre
Avalanche Circulation Nearing 1000 Weekly Print Run
The Avalanche reports nearly 1000 papers printed weekly marking growth over five to six weeks. Subscriptions and advertiser interest rise as space rates stay steady. List of new subscribers includes individuals in Alpine Brady Dallas Detroit Denver and other cities, with many names across multiple states and two Brooklyn addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Jos Hilton
Chicago
F Cox
Longfellow
W Garnett
Alpine
Hickey
Mike West
A C Gladney
McCool
Midland
Texas
Price Rackley
J P Kennedy
Alpine Love
Brady
Beryl
Detroit
Burke
Corpus Christi
Sanford
Alpi
Kirkland
Stockton
FH Rawe
Morgan Hill
Calif
E Seachrest
Washington
JD Spurlock
Wayne
West Texas Land Co
Fort Worth
Jnokt Anderson
Roanoke
Arthur Brown
Brooklyn
Christie Erikson
San Francisco
Aunte Helecker
Oakland
Cal
Scout Banquet Ends With Lively Rahs and Prophesied Futures
Ministers discuss, coutmaster Robinson reads a humorous prophecy of each Scout's future life. After the banquet, the boys gather, cheer their Scout master with lusty rahs, and depart home happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutmaster Robinson
Union Thanks Service at M. E. Church
City pastors from several denominations led a Thanksgiving service at the Methodist church. Rev. Dr. Murray delivered the sermon to a large crowd, with strong attendance for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Meth- Malet
Dr. Murray
Federation Holds Meet at Marfa in Seventh Annual Session
The Davis Mountain Federation held its seventh annual meeting in Marfa with a mission style setting, chrysanthemums and roses as decor. President Mrs. J W Rotan of Fort Stockton chaired as committees reported on highways, legislation, Mexican work, and club federations. New territories Terrell and Reeves Counties were added. all banquet attendees pay $1 per plate to ease hosting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Mountain Federation
J. W. Rotan
Fort Stockton
Shipman
Maria
Rigsby
Stockton
HL W. Morelock
Alpine
Sul
Vi [Stekte
Stegall
Val Stekle
Thurman
Ranger
van Siekle
EL Progresso Club
P.T. Study Club
Marathon
Study Club
Sanderson
Shatter
Delphian Club
Alp
Oool
Federaon
Terrell
Reeves
Brew Mer
Presidio
Jem Davis
Pecos
Postoffice Installs New Lock Boxes
The postoffice adds ninety new lock boxes, bringing total to 590. Boxes cost from 0 to 89 dollars, with combinations similar to existing boxes. Postmaster Annie K. Turney said many new boxes are rented and others will be in use soon. Alpine shows steady patronage and growth with population up about 60 percent in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie K. Turney
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BIG C
City and
Ity
Cty
Junior High Bucks
P_T
Wobos
Lobos Swamp
ST. Mary’s
Graves
Alamo Team
Tex Wallace
Sal Res Lobos
St. Mary's Rattlers
Jackson
McNeil
Lobos
Cowan
Younger
Duck
Bozarth
Brother Hnesnome
Anejoed
al Daus
Eluynon
Aarker Grady
Bardin Ad Withers
Kan
Townsend
Ford
Crow
Charlie Dyer
Someot
Coyotes
Bagket
Riley
Dacine
Padine
Rive
Federation
Marfa
Terrell and
Reeves County
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