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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1954

Page

6

Marathon FFA Elects Officers for School Year

Marathon FFA selects officers Clayton McKinney president Clyde Freitag vice president Travis Roberts treasurer Bill Shackelford secretary David Adams historian Martin Graham sentinel Stephen Stumberg reporter The chapter has 16 members and will feed 60 fat lambs 8 capons 4 commercial pigs and 2 commercial calves Shown at Big Bend Livestock Alpine and Southwestern Livestock El Paso Marathon High school will be represented at judging events throughout the year by Stephen Stumberg Reporter.

Marathon Ffa Clayton McKinney Clyde Freitag Travis Roberts Bill Shackelford David Adams Martin Graham Sentinel Stephen Stumberg Big Bend

Study Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Chambers

Mrs Chambers led the Study club meeting on Wednesday September 22 at the club house. A Sunshine box thanks from Mrs Leary was read for Mrs Buttrill who is ill in San Angelo. A Garden club Alpine invite for a Dahlia show was read. Roll call covered current events and Mrs Ritchey presented a paper on Drug Traffic Among Teenagers with discussion following the program.

Chambers Leary Buttrill San Angelo Garden Club Alpine Dahlia Ritchey

Social gathering served by Mrs Chambers to local ladies

Mrs Chambers provided sandwiches cookies and coffee to Mesdames Wedin Worthington McGonagill Donnell McCoy Ritchey and Hampton at the meeting.

Marathon Bridge Club Hosts Casual Afternoon Games

Mrs. Don Forker entertained the Thursday Bridge club at her ranch home with three tables of players. High score went to Mrs. Tom Yarbro, second to Mrs. Zoye Decie, and Yarbro also won slam. Attendees included Mesdames Subjett, Todd, Decie, Wedin, Ritchey, Garrison, Shelly, Evans, Green, and others.

Don Forker

Alpine Avalanche: Garden City Defeats Marathon in Football

Garden City defeated Marathon touchdowns by Cruz McGuire and Lonnie Colston. Jim McCorquodale starred for Garden City with drop kicking and passing. Marathon's Lonnie Colston scored Marathon's first TD and Norman Gulihur added the final score for Garden City.

Garden City Marathon Lonnie Colston Mustangs Cruz McGuire C. A. Haynes Jim McCorquodale Norman Gulihur Parstow

Big Bend Club Shoot Held on Border Patrol Range

The Big Bend Pistol Club held a 20-competitor match on the Border Patrol range in Marfa. J N Woody of Stanton won the three gun aggregate 1421, Bill Sullivan El Paso expert 1407, Bob Pope Alpine sharpshooter 1334, Lee Miller Pecos marksman 1237. Next shoot October 17 with officer elections and Berkley Hall trophy presentation.

Big Bend Border Patrol Range Marfa Carl Slaton J. N. Woody Stanton Bill Sullivan el Paso Bob Pope Alpine Lee Miller Pecos Eee Winnes Jim Reed Presidio Pert Berkley Hall Gene Elmendorf Marksman Sullivan W. G. Fielder Keesey Kimball O. K. Powell A. E. Romo Bud Fisher Ray Roberts Billy Roberts

SP Plans Six More Type Dome Lounge Cars

Southern Pacific announces construction of six additional type dome lounge cars following a successful test model shown in Texas and Louisiana last month. President D J Russell says orders stem from strong passenger reaction during test runs. First cars should be ready for regular service in March next year on premier trains, with schedules to be determined. The new cars feature terracing of upper and lower lounge sections so every seat is under the dome on the upper level.

Southern Pacific D. J. Russell Texas Louisiana

Lone Star Loop Is Talent-Packed

Halfback Bennie Boles and the Sam Houston State Bearkats strengthened their rushing lead in the Lone Star Conference with 233 yards against Corpus Christi, 33-6. Boles rushed 11 times for 179 yards while Norman Cash of Sul Ross trails in rushing.

Bennie Boles Sam Houston State Bearkat Boles Pearkats University of Corpus Christi Norman Cash Sul Ross Texas Western

SEASON OPENER NOTES FROM TEXAS SCHOOLS GRID REPORT

The report highlights individual punting averages with Bobby Fox of East Texas and Ray Palmour of Southwest each posting 41.0 yards on three attempts. Lamar Tech had two players averaging 55 yards on two punts against SLI. Raymond Meyer of Tech booted a 50 yarder. Teams opening 1954 season include Stephen F. Austin vs McNeese State at Lake Charles and Lamar Tech vs Northwestern Louisiana at Beaumont with other matches listed.

A&i Lutheran East Texas State Abilene Christian Bob McBride Southwest Stephen F. Austin State McNeese State Lake Charles East Texas Lamar Tech Northwestern Louisiana Beaumont Sam Houston Howard Payne Brownwood Texas Lutheran San Marcos Sul Ross University of Corpus Christi Alpine Northeast Louisiana Monroe

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Marathon News Mattie V. Chambers FFA America Frank C. Ray New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas Missouri E. Molland Ave Texas Monument Bruce C. Sutton Alpine, Texas Ralph W. Peters General Building Contractor Marvin C. Kay Dist Mgr Fidelity Union Life Ins Co Real Estate W.G. Fielder Granada Theatre Bidg BIG Bend Abstract CO Helen D. Gibb Brewster County Abstracts N. 6Th T. A. Beard Standard Oil Products Trans-Pecos Abstract Company Alpine, Brewster Co P. O Harris Cabinet Shop W. Murphy Ave Elmo Weston Magdelena, N. M Zoye Decie G. G. Mitchell Fort Stockton Mitchell Methodist Church The Civic Club B. L. Hampton Earle Young Frank Wedin F. M. Roark J. A. McGonagill Ed Hancock Jodie Rowe Odessa Ellis Owens M. H. Jones Sanderson Bob Stegall R. M. Treadwell San Antonio Mrs. L. C. Ritchey S. H. Bibbs Charlie Burnham W. T. Burnham Bill Burnham Billy Capt Mrs. Waddy T. Burnham P. J. Burny Duncan Wilson Don Wade Duncan Fort Worth Gulf Oj] Co Alice Pierson Denver, Colo Bina Miller Nora Earls Mrs. Earl Wade Son Don Marathon High School Ford Bowes Hine Ball Tole Capemcion Advanced Gryling TiNot Weghest Velie Detroit N. 5Th St Forbes Publishing Company Lynn Forbes Nell Forbes A. N. Alkire Fort Davis Brewster Jeff Davis H. E. Ball Steven Washington, D. C Ed Burdwel Border Patrol Lone Star Loop Texas A&i Bearkats Southwest Texas State Jerry Boone Tech Southwestern Louisi Crawford Insurance Agency General Insurance Old Fort Davis Forchheimer’s First National Bank Adams’ M System Baker Jewelers Granada and Lobo Theatres Alpine Lumber Co Alpine C of C Lucerne Safeway Model Texas Farms
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