Lobos Triumph 12 0 as Bridges Races in Win over Daniel Baker
In a slow game on Jackson field the Lobos shut out the Daniel Baker 'HIM Billies 12 to 0. Tom Bridges scored two touchdowns one in the second period and another late in the game. Sul Ross held an edge in first downs with 15 to Baker's 6. Key players included Bridges Porter A Connally and Smith on offense and Robinson and Williams on defense. The contest featured frequent punting and penalties with Lobos prevailing after a tense finish. Later a Thanksgiving musical program at the Baptist church was announced under Mrs. Frank Young with cantata Praise and Thanksgiving and various solos and choruses led by local singers and pianists.
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Lobos
Daniel Baker
Jackson Field
Tom Bridges
Lobo
Lobo Pake
HN Billies
Hill Billies
Sul Ross
Linkenhofer
Wren
Smith
Sul Raw
Hi; Robinson
Williams
Bridges
Porter
A. Connally
Sharp
Baker
Hill
Weaver
Robinson
Hatch
Hhe
Bost
Sal Ross
Ross
Adams
Baptist Church
Frank Young
Baptist Singers
Russell Duncan
Texas A. & T
Sal Reing
Sam House
Twachers College
Lone Star Fenee
A. & T. Javelinas
Hogs
Javelinas
Javelinas Wave
McMurry
Corpus Thristi
Indians
Jefferson University of Dallas
Must Pay First Fall Taxes Now
Tax records urge early payment of the first half of county and state taxes by November 30 to qualify for the split payment option. Tax collector W. O. Hale notes that those paying full year taxes at once may do so any time before January 31, 1983, but half payments require the first installment by month’s end. Second half payments are due by June 30, 1093.
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W. O. Hale
Alpine City Honors Roll List For Central Ward Schools
The honor roll for the second month of Alpine city schools was announced by superintendent D. M. Major. It covers the central Ward and Junior High. high school list to follow. Names include Ruth Slight, John Niteride, Harold Nichols, Ceil Duncan in third and Betty Jane Buress, Barbara Beard, Eris Binion, Mary Ethel Crawford, Jimmie Moonay in fourth, Pink Walker, Jimmy Nail, John Major, Mary Bess Hamilton, Jean Engle, Constance Dun Jean, Mary Frances Duncan in fifth, Jack Hord, Margaret Adams, Lucyle Ferguson, Virginia Holland in sixth, and Guy Salisbury, Bob Major, John Holland in seventh.
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Alpine City Schools
D. M. Major
Ruth Slight
John
Niteride
Harold Nichols
Ce Eil [Duncan
Bettie Jane Buress
Barbara Beard
Eris Binion
Mary Ethel Crawford
Jimmie Mooay
Pink Walker
Alpine Legion Dues Drive Sees Notable Progress
The Big Bend post of the American Legion led by service officer Joe Harmon is pushing a dues collection campaign that has gained considerable success to date. A benefit dance held last night aided in paying national dues for local veterans unable to meet payments, with a nice sum reportedly realized.
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Big Bend
The
American Legion
Joe Harmon
Legion
Cattle Shipments Drive Busy Big Bend Market
Cattle shipments and sales remain brisk in the Big Bend as feeders head to the corn belt and producers in Kansas City receive steers. Parker d Ferguson and Gorge A. Brown join several loads to the Producers operation, while Merits shipments from the Marathon area and Bird herd calves move to northern feed lots and ranches. A Maria unload of cows and calves heads south to Alpine area ranches, and Gene Benson sells cow ponies to the Panhandle at about twenty dollars per head.
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Big Bend
Corn
Parker d Ferguson
Gorge A. Brown
Kansas Cty
MA Rokr & Son
Peyton Packing Company
Its
Paso
Gage
Marathon
J. A. Anderson Yealves
Maria
Alpine
New Mexico
Gene Benson
Panhandle
Alpine Bucks Close Season in 33 0 Victory over Marfa Shorthorns
Alpine high School Bucks wrapped a successful season with a 33 0 win against ancient rivals Marfa Shorthorns. Captain Buck Treadwell and running back Albert Murray were standout seniors, set to graduate, as coach Drury Wood lauded the team’s overall performance despite a mixed season including a 32 12 loss to Rankin and a 13 0 win over Del Rio.
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Alpine High School Bucks
Marfa
Shorthorns
Bucks
Buck
Treadwell
Albert Murray
Drury Wood
del Rio
I Traan
Alpine
Rankin
Fort Stockton
Singing Meet at Marfa Sunday
The Big Bend Singing convention will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Baptist church in Marfa. Singings have drawn crowds from Fort Davis Alpine Marathon and nearby towns with increased attendance each meeting. Congregational singing will also be featured and the public is invited.
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Big Bend
Annual Red Crows Roll Call Sees UNITED States Quota Nears
Rev L W Bridges reports 200 memberships in the Red Crows Roll Call with a county quota of 250. Alpine and Terlingua areas yet to report, Marathon praised for strong show, Medean residents noted for turnout as drive nears end.
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L. W. Bridges
Alpine
Bridges
Bria i
Bridgesend
Medean
Alpine Bevesty
Etuatam Oameas
Pete Aie
Pateacheni Ieee Oust
Paamae
Eise Aieeal
Ivan Laee Ae
Eer Bridges
Caasvisey
Ems Sonus
Editor Faces Winding Road From Birth To Wedding Honor
In a playful column the editor is portrayed as central to town life from his child’s birth to a wedding notice. The piece chronicles his handling of announcements, notices, and poems while the city taxes loom, urging timely payment to avoid penalties as the deadline nears. City Tax collections are highlighted with a warning to taxpayers to act by the mid month to avoid interest.
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Sharon
M. H. Moorman
Passing of John Young, Pioneer of Western Texas
Oldtime cowmen and neighbors recall John Young, a Brewster County pioneer, who died at his Alpine home. The burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery after funeral services led by Rev. Buren Sparks. Born 1896 in Lockhart, Young helped settle Sutton and Crockett counties, built a land business, and influenced West Texas development.
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The
Tate
John Young
East College
Elm Grove Cemetery
Buren Sparks
Sparks
Mr. Young
West
Texas
John Oung
Chip
Destiny
Lone Star State
Brush Country
Lockhart
L. D
Louisa (Duncan) Young
Tennessee
Southwest
Nebraska
Panhandle
Mebullen County
Sutton County
Crockett County
Brewster County
Alpine
Young
Lizzie Drake
McMullen County
Sir Francis
Observatory bids open for McDonald observatory project
Dr Otto Struve of Yerkes and co rector of UTs McDonald observatory visited Austin to discuss equipment with UT President Benedict and regents. The lowest bid for construction and equipment was 376000 dollars, not including power plant or access roads, with a candidate site in the Davis mountains. Regents considered delaying construction or rebidding to fit funds, proposing site near a town or smaller telescope as alternatives.
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Austin
Otto Struve
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago
W. J. McDonald Observatory
University of Texas
Texas
Regents
Struve
Newlywed Couple Find Live Baby Hidden in Basket at Warsaw Church
A newly married couple leaving a Warsaw church were handed a basket at the wedding breakfast. The basket was opened to reveal a live baby inside. Police and authorities are investigating the incident as a possible baby abandonment. A woman who handed the basket has been questioned.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lobos Awarded Canyon Game In Buff Contest
Officials awarded the Canyon game to Sul Ross as a 7 7 tie with five extra minutes in the first half sparked protest by Sul Ross coach Graves. The decision awaits TI AA committee approval, with next month’s officials meeting likely to settle the matter.
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Sul Ross-West
Texas Teachers Game
Lobos
B. €Raves
Sul Ross
Graves
Fiesol
Impressive Thanks Service Held Here
A union Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church Wednesday evening drew the largest attendance in years. Rev Buren Sparks delivered the sermon and a fine music program pleased all in attendance. City pastors participated and members from all congregations attended. A sixth grade Thanksgiving song from Central ward school directed by Mrs Frank Young highlighted the program.
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Union
Baptist Church
Buren Sparks
Rade
Central Ward School
Prank Young
Public Demonstration At Alpine Ranch Next Tuesday
Alpine residents and nearby areas are invited to a 1 30 pm demonstration at the ipplt ranch north of Alpine in Weber Davis county. Miss Inex Derryberry of Texas A&M extension will discuss landscape principles and perform doorstep planting. She will trim shrubs and create a cutting bed from prunings. Derryberry will meet May Nette Shults, Highland county home demonstration agent, for seven work. The public is urged to attend.
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Alpine
Ipplt Ranch
Weff Davis County
Inex Derryberry
Spedalist
A. & M. College
Derryberry
May Nette Shults
Highland Coun
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Sul Rose— Hatch
Terrell
Baescolo
Louie Starns
Miss Frances Mitchell
Wesley May
Curtis Boarth
Mankind
F. G. Walker
Mr. Wesley May
Gladys Lindsay
Joan Fortner
Mighty God
Raymond Wheat
Chris- Han
Nto
Fico Frances Mitchell
Harris Bauer
Schults ‘Bonner
Alpine Legion
Corbelt
Alpine Bucks
Marfa Shorthorns
Berkeley
Doc
Benjamin Franklin Berkeley
Coon
Vou
Observatory
Erkes
Davis Mountains
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