Improvements Planned at Paisano Encampment Grounds
Surveyors and landscape workers under Paisano Baptist Encampment leaders survey and lay out Paisano grounds for landscaping. Rev. L R Millican says work will start after maps and plans are completed. Mr Luck leads engineering with Rogers Wilson Reynolds assisting. project gratis by the railroad. Camping leaders Millican Kokernot family and others have joined the week long effort.
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Paiseno
L R. Millican
el Paso
Alpine
Luck
Southern Pacific Railway
Rogers Wilson
Reynolds
Millican
H. L. Kokernot
Bennett
Willis McCutcheon
Crawford Mitchell
Wm. King
Mother
Paisano
Rev. Millican
Alpine De Molays Meet For Fall Session
The Alpine Ametn Chapter of De Molay held its first fall meeting with reports on summer activities in other chapters. Members discussed starting a chapter in Alpine, noting Del Rio as the latest nearby unit. Attending were Ralph Peters Charles Treadwell Horace Morelock Jr Drury Wood Duncan Scott Lynn Kelly Waren Parsell and C A Gilley.
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Ametn
de Molay
del Rio
Alpine Boys
Ralph Peters
Charles Treadwell
Horace Morelock, Jr
Drury Wood
Duncan Scott
Lynn Kelly
Waren Parsell
C. A. Gilley
Beauty pageant models mingle with salon talent in town event
The event features models Kelly and Cross with Alpine Beauty Shoppe and Milady’s Beauty Shop, showcasing Kathleen Newell Georgia Benson Ruth Anderson Ela Weyrrts and J K Cosner G W Baines Bill Cummings Ralph Doddridee Ova Prison. Vocal solo by Miss Irma Lee Batey titled The Lattle Sandman.
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Irma Lee Batey
Lattle Sandman
Different Knockers Plague The City
The piece argues there are many kinds of knockers who criticize regardless of facts. Some knock for amusement while others attack without cause, harming the home city when people take them seriously. It urges ignoring such knockers.
Nothing But the Truth at PTA Benefit Play
The Parent Teacher Association presents a three act comedy Nothing But the Truth by James Montgomery as a benefit show on Saturday October 3 at 8 50 p m Local cast members include Hill Graham Jr Doe Berkeley Hill Cummings John Perkins John Gillett Mianche Cotter Mrs Hubert Garrett Agnes Newell Mrs Jim Casner Mamie Lease and Mrs Homer Ferguson under Miss Britton's direction The scenes include a broker's office hotel room summer home on Long Island and a summer parlor
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Homer Ferguson
P.T. A
Thain
Kelly Harp
J. B. Burjing
Laurence Royer
Dorothy Evans
Ena Fstelle Overstreet
Louise Adele Perkins
Wilsims Holland
Lucyle Ferguson
Maxine Smith
Charles Benton Adams
Melba Stack
John Holland
William Allen
Frank Wotan
James Parker
Joyce Phelps
Mary Beth Boyd
Alice Overstreet
Doris Johnson
Thelma Ferris
Reuben Alen
Kathryn Wise
Clifton Roark
Evelyn Davis
Merle Bennett
John Hamilton
Eloise Behrens
Blanche Cotter
Elizabeth Rose
Marthe Bone
Mitchell-Gillett Company
L. Forchheimer
Mamie Lease
Pauline Terry
Grace Garnett
Mrs. Cross
Mary Carlisle
Etta Coulson
Lena May Scott
Pete Johnson
Agnes Newell
Mary Louise Bennett
Mrs. Britton
James Montgomery
Bo M. Ralston
Long Island
Sul Ross College to Present Lyceum Attractions and Lobos Football
Sul Ross State Teachers College in Alpine announces three lyceum programs this year featuring vocal music instrumental performances and drama beginning October 29 with tenor Frederick Gunster. The Sul Ross Lobos football team under Coach Graves opens with Randolph College at Jackson Field and faces Texas Tech at San Angelo on October 31 in a season that ends with El Paso Junior College on Thanksgiving Day. Local citizens are urged to attend the opener and follow the season for publicity and support.
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Alpine
Sul Ross
Marfa
Fort Davis
Valentine
Marathon
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Sui Ross Lobos
Graves
New Mexico A. & M. College
Randolph College
el Paso Junior College
Lobos
Texas Tech
San Angelo Fair
Alpine Rotary Luncheon Features Fletcher Address
Henry T. Fletcher governor of the Rotary District spoke at the Alpine luncheon on Rotary policies from Chicago and Roswell conferences. He urged clubs to follow Rotary International guidance, highlighted boys’ work, recalled Alpine’s Rotary founding, and urged president Duncan Scott to support the program as members asked whether readers are Lobo boosters.
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Henry T. Fletcher
Marfa
Rotary
Alpine Rotary
International Council
Chicago
Wat Roswell
New Mexico
Fletcher
Rotary International
Alpine
Miss Lorain
Boardman
Sul Ross
Hunter Merentz
Hirschel Hord
Irma Lee Batey
Rosalienne
Fewer Fires Mean Greater Prosperity Overview
The article lists nine leading fire causes in order: matches and smoking, electricity, stoves and pipes, defective chimneys, spontaneous combustion and lightning, roof sparks, machinery sparks, and petroleum products. It classifies causes 1 3 4 7 and 9 as strictly preventable while 2 5 6 and 8 are partially preventable.
Texas Proclamation Calls Fire Prevention Week Observance
The governor urges nationwide focus on Fire Prevention Week in October stressing preventable fires. Statistics show 1924 US fire losses top 649 million, with 15 000 deaths and 16 000 injuries. most victims from dependent groups and taxpayers bear ultimate cost. Further details continued on last page.
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United States
Randolph College to face Sul Ross Lobos Saturday
Randolph College brings its football squad to Alpine to play Graves’ Sul Ross Lobos at Jackson Field. Kickoff is at 3:15 5:15 local time and a large Alpine crowd is expected. Local merchants close the town for two hours around the game.
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Randolph College
Alpine
Graves
Sul Ross Lobos
Jackson Field
Shirley Seales
Dr. J. R. Middlebrook Improves Return to Del Rio Hinted
Dr. J. R. Middlebrook a former Alpine physician now in a Dallas sanitarium shows marked improvement. He plans a return to Del Rio when fully recovered, with M. I. Turney leaving Del Rio to manage his practice temporarily during convalescence.
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J. R. Middlebrook
Dallas
del Rio
M. I. Turney
Tree and shrub campaign promotes city beautification
Mrs. N S Murphy announces a Civic League tree and shrub drive running through late spring with Stark Bros products. Hopson reports the death of brother Bonner in Roby Texas at 7:30 a m via telegram.
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Civic League
Stark Bros
N.S. Murphy
ML. Hopson
Bonner
Roby
Texas
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