Bucks to Face Ector Friday Night in Non Conference Game
The Alpine Bucks host Ector High School of Odessa on Friday at 7 30 p m in a non conference clash. Ector sits 2 1 with wins over Colorado City and McCamey and a loss to Amarillo Caprock. Eddie Dominguez and Dickie Vasquez headline the Eagle backfield with James Adian Bill Stewart Manuel Rodriguez up front. The Bucks, fresh from a 10 0 win over Fort Stockton, feature Elisio Leyva John Sublet Eraclio Espinosa Pete Wylie and Ruben Martinez on offense while defender Rob <redacted> and others pace the line and secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado City
McCamey
Amarillo Caprock
Eddie Dominguez
Dickie Vasquez
Ector
Dominguez
Vasquez
Eagles
James Adian
Bill Stewart
Manuel Rodriguez
Bucks
Fort Stockton Panthers
Alberto Moreno
Elisio Leyva
Fort Stockton
John Sublet
Eraclio Espinosa
Pete Wylie
Ruben Martinez
Lee Roberts
Bryan LaBeff
Guy Woodruff
Manuel Muniz
Doug Connor
Bill Borling
Martinez
Roberts
Connor
Tommy Weston
Marshall Kring
Orlando
Windmills and politics mix in Alpine notes and memories
Local column covers stickers over a Goldwater sign and posters torn down amid political debate. It recalls Alpine windmills, a Vermont windmill inscription, cemetery monuments, and local memories from Fort Davis to Terlingua with names like George Brown and C S Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Walter Graef
Rock of Ages
Vermont
Georgia Dallman
Alpine
Alpine Mayor to Attend Texas Municipal League Conference
Alpine Mayor Bill Winterwill participate in the Texas Municipal League 52nd annual conference in Dallas October 4 through 6. He sits on a panel of eight Texas mayors from Region 4 and will attend the Monday luncheon at the Statler Hilton with Den nis O Harrow as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Winter
Alpine
Texas Municipal League
Dallas
Winter
Texas
Refugio
Mathis
Georgetown
Fredericksburg
Kountze
Floydad
Caldwell
Statler
Dennis O'Harrow
American Soc
Ethan P. Allen
University of Kansas
F. W. Wallace
Amarillo
Patrick J. Healy
American Municipal Association
Washington, D. C
AMA
John J. Vandertulip
Texas Water Commission
Austin
Col
Homer Garrison
Texas Dept. of Public Safety
Lobos host SW Texas in Lone Star opener Saturday
Sul Ross State College Lobos meet Southwest Texas State University Bobcats in the Lone Star Conference opener at 8 p m Saturday. SWT enters as a 12 game winner and defending champion, while Sul Ross relies on depth after injuries in last week's 17-0 win over McMurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross State College Lobos
Southwest Texas Bobcats
Bobcats
Texas Lutheran
Trinity
Sal Ros
Southwest Texas
David Slaughter
The
Lobos
SWT
Sul Ross
McMurry
Busy Week In Demos With White And Gonzales In Big Bend
Brewster County Democrats plan a busy weekend as Dick White candidate for the 16th district and Henry B. Gonzales visit. A coffee party at Green Cafe Saturday 11 to 12 yields a dollar luncheon. An invitational banquet at Paisano Hotel follows, then a Sunday barbecue at Presidio County Airport with delegations from Presidio Fort Stockton Fort Davis Marathon Marfa and Alpine. Tickets are 12.50 per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Dick White
Henry B. Gonzales
San Antonio
Big Bend
Brewster County Democratic Women's Organization
Green Cafe
Somales
Mr. White
Paisano Hotel
Marfa
Presidio County
Presidio
Fort Stockton
Fort Davis
Marathon
Alpine
Welcome the Faculty Barbecue Honors Teachers Tonight
Alpine Chamber of Commerce prepares the Welcome the Faculty Barbecue at Koker Not Lodge with 5 30 p m serving. Admission tickets are mailed to members and available at Model City Drug White's Highland Village or Forchheimer's. a 2 50 ticket includes a faculty member. Faculty will be introduced by school heads and Dean Harlan Ford in Dr Bryan Wildenthal’s absence. Chamber directors will oversee cooking with Joe Brandy as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Kokernot Lodge
Champer of Commerce
Model
City Drug
White
Highland Village
Forchheimer's
Harlan Ford
Bryan Wildenthal
Dallas
Sul Ross College
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Brandy
Antelope season opens with limited permits in Trans-Pecos
Only 284 antelope permits issued for Trans-Pecos bucks this season. Nine day season runs Oct 3 to Oct 11 amid drought and cold winters shrinking fawn crops. Most permits for Mitchell Flat near Marfa with 42 in Brewster County. Doves quail deer seasons follow with standard bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans- Pecos
Sanford DeVoll
Alpine
Trans-Pecos
DeVoll
Mitchell Flat
Marfa
Brewster County
Soil District Vote Scheduled in Big Bend Subdivision 1
The Big Bend Soil Conservation District Board announces an election for district supervisor in Subdivision No 1 on Tuesday Oct 6 from 8 am to 12 noon at Forchheimer's Store. Subdivision 1 covers area west of Highway 118 from Alpine to Terlingua and Terlingua to Study Butte, bordered by Big Bend National Park and US Highways 90 S and 67. Incumbent supervisor Caven Woodward seeks re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
The
Big Bend
Alpine
Terlingua
Study Butte
Big Bend National Park
Caven Woodward
Alpine FFA Chapter Attends Big Bend FFA Meeting in Marfa
The Alpine FFA Chapter was represented at the Big Bend District FFA meeting in Marfa by Rick Dawkins and others. Leaders planned the district leadership contests and sweetheart contest for Alpine on Nov 7 1964. Johnny Carpenter shared an European tour report and Alpine earned a superior chapter award for 1963 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Marfa
Rick Dawkins
Joe Chapman
Robert Sim
Don Davros
Jake Brisbin
Ricky Cowell
Mark Morell
Kenneth Sledge
Scotty Roberts
Alpine
Johnny Carpenter
Alpine Chapter
Alpine Community Center Announces Class and Event Schedule
The Alpine Community Center lists adult English classes on Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m. A Conversational French class meets Thursdays at 9 15 a.m. Cancer dressing sewers gather Wednesdays at 1 30 p.m. Social Security representatives visit on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. A rummage sale runs the 1st Friday each month from 8 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Community Center
Rummage S
Boys travel with VA teacher to area towns
A group from Alpine Fort Stockton Balm Orlahea Iraan Pecos Imperial and Grandfalls was accompanied by Chris Kountz a Virginia teacher during their visit.
Hudson Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for Elmer Raymond Hudson 65 will be held at 3 p m in the Church of Christ Alpine with Curt Wise officiating Masonic graveside rites follow at Elm Grove Cemetery in Alpine Geeslin Funeral Home in charge Born August 28 1899 in Sulphur Springs he was a Church of Christ member a Mason and held multiple Alpine lodge and royal arch titles He lived in Alpine since 1924 and was a partner at Boehmes Bakery later retiring from Hudsons Bakery Survivors include his wife a daughter Bert D Siegel Evanston Ill a son J R Hudson Odessa a sister M W Gentry Brownwood and four grandchildren Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Elmer Raymond Hudson
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Curt Wise
Elm Grove Cemetery
Alpine
Geeslin
Alpine Blue Lodge
Alpine Royal Arch
Alpine Council of Royal
Order of Eastern Star
Hudson
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch
Council of Royal
Texas
Hudson's Bakery
Bert D. Siegel
Evanston, Ill
J. R. Hudson
Odessa
M. W. Gentry
Brownwood
Lynell
Murray Siegel
Evanston
Kimberly
Gregory Hudson
Chlece Pallbearers
Fom Conner
Gene Hillger
Paul Forchheimer
Ray Morrow
Pete Cowell
Marvin Kay
Vernon Boysen
Grant Woodward
W. G. Fielder
H. C. Hernandez
Pop Barger
Eric Williams
Kurt Lange
Paul Vogt
Dom Adams
Jack Johnson
T. A. Beard
J W. Shepperd
Mac Brown
Ha Burnett
W. E. Lockhart
Carl Shults Jr
Dal Herring
Billy West
Gene Hendryx
Forrest Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fighting Alpine Bucks
Ector High School of Odessa
Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
George
C. S. Hackney
Houston
Avalanche
Sam E. Dorsey
Hackney
Mr. Hackney
Pecos
Hugh Stiles
James Arnold
Maggie Smith
Dallas News
Alpine Bucks
FFA