Junior Boys Honored at Alpine Barbecue Event
At noon last Saturday the Alpine Junior Boys were honored with a barbecue for 125 participants who ate 150 pounds of barbecue 25 pounds of beans a case of corn and 25 gallons of cool aid. Local student teachers coaches and principals spoke thanking dads and Alpine businesses for staging the event the first in several years.
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Charlie Stringfellow
Cliff Roark
Neville Haynes
Jerry Martin
Jesus Valenzuela
Anthony Ceraldi
Guy Woodruff
Roscoe Morgan
D. E. Jones
Big Bend
Ge 24
T. Peyton Cain
Cliff Roamk
Dom Adams
M-System
Judge Hernandez
Jiggs Davis
Joe Evans
Price’s Creamery
John Skinner
Safeway
The
American Legion
Stringfellow
Park described in Big Bend region as last frontier attraction
The Central and South West Corp WTA promotes Alpine as a future tourist center with a feature on the Big Bend area. Bob Kennedy of Abilene praises the Park and Santa Elena Canyon as a base for exploring the Rio Grande. A reader in Cornwallis Oregon reports receiving two copies of The Alpine Avalanche.
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Central and South West Corp
WTA
America
Texas
Big
Rio Grande River
Chisos Mountains
National Parks System
Santa Elena
Rio Grande
Bob Kennedy
Abilene
WTA Public Service Department
Alpine
Burgess Boys Win Roger Brown Scholarship
Jack and Don Burgess of Texas Western College win the Roger Brown Co. scholarship for 1958-59 totaling 300 dollars. Both are top athletes and students with Jack a senior engineering student and Don an honor student majoring in history.
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Jack
Don Burgess
Texas Western College
Roger Brown Co
Burgess Boys
Glenn Burgess
Alpine
Don
Noel McCormick
Forrest Twins
David Shawver
Paul Webb
Alpine Bucks face larger district rivals this season
Bucks coach Crawford notes a normal sized squad led by Deen Ritter and assistants Clay Cade and others. He says Alpine will be outsized in 4AA with Sem in 4AA favored and Denver City next up, while the team still must fix ball handling and shooting as they build toward conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen Ritter
Billy Lockhart
Mike Pallaner
Bobby Salgado
Sabas Carrillo
David Clay
Jack Stone
Henry Gonzales
Crawford
Bucks
Clay Cade
Yeoman
Seminole
Denver City
Crane
Alpine
National Foundation Expands Infantile Paralysis Program
The Challenge film explains the National Foundation program expansion to virus diseases arthritis birth defects and CNS disorders. Mrs Avora Owens county chairman says organizations may view it with Alpine contact Mrs Noble Armstrong campaign director. High school offers equipment and personnel for showing.
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National Foundation For
Lobos Briefly Return Home After Rebuilding Season
The Lobos closed the season with punters at 49.1 and 34.2 yard averages as Ramiro Leal and Johnson paced the team. Coach B C Graves made a 16 year return to the campus and the 1959 squad will mostly return with Geron, Plunkett, Rudd, and Leal missing.
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Ramiro Leal
Johnson
B. C
All-District Team Named by Coaches in Crane
Robert Lujan and Pete Salgado of Alpine High Bucks won honorable mention in All-District 4-AA selections. The team includes Alen Jourdan Crane and Ronnie Norton Seminole at tackles, Celestino Acosta Fort Stockton and Carroll Dennis Denver City at guards, Mickey Warlick Seminole at center, Jimmy McAteer Fort Stockton at quarterback, Johnny Johnson Denver City, Carroll Norton Seminole, and Larry Stiger Crane at fullbacks, Nelson Huffman McCamey and Jimmy Lee Crane at halfbacks. The district approved using a striped football next year. Supt H L Wheat McCamey was reelected district chairman. Supt Peyton Cain and Coach Pete Bromley Alpine attended the meeting.
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Robert Lujan
Pete Salgado
Alpine High Bucks
Crane
Alen Jourdan
Ronnie Norton
Seminole
Celestino Acosta
Fort Stockton
Carroll Dennis
Denver City
Mickey Warlick
Jimmy McAteer
Johnny Johnson
Carroll Norton
Larry Stiger
Baptists Plan Loyalty Dinner at Alpine Center
First Baptist Church announces a loyalty dinner on Wednesday December 3 at the Alpine Community Center. Nursery care will be available for children under nine and a children's party will be held at the church after the meal. All Baptists are invited to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Alpine
Cen
All Baptists
Episcopalians Push Southwest Texas Mission Drive
Local Episcopalians pledge 3400 from Alpine and 3800 from Marfa toward a 500000 Episcopal Advancement Fund for new churches and facility enlargements in Southwest Texas and New Mexico. With 440000 pledged to date and 40 families contributing, leaders Eph King and Neville Haynes coordinate the drive as Rev. Charles L. Conder thanks supporters.
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Alpine
Marfa
Episcopal Advancement Fund
Texas
New Mexico
Eph King
St. Paul’s
Neville Haynes
Alpine St. James
Charles L. Conder
St. James
Canterbury Fellowship of Sul
Kay Evans
Margaret McIntyre
Georgia Morgan
Dover Chote
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J. B. Miller
Cornwallis
Ore
Mark Herring
Peggy Ponton
A. R. Ponton
Mary Lou Pattillo
Red Pattillo
Markellen Willimas
Herring
Stacia French
Warren French
Sally Glasscock
Jim Glasscock
Linn Decker
R. D. Decker
Hunter
National Foundation
Ave. E & 5Th St
Your Alpine Furniture
Alpine Butane CO
Holland House
Safeway Garden
I. Es
Morrell
Hunt
Libby
del Monte
Can
U. S
Gardenside
PAB
Zest Beauty Bar
Episcopalians
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