Alpine News Notes a Busy Weekend of Visitor Trips
Sits from Roundabouts lists residents and visitors around Alpine Texas over the weekend. Names include F. Witwer, Geneva Duderstadt, Johnnie Weyerts, Iain Hopyon, J.M. Carmichael, Mary Hal, Lena Joe, W. C. Fisher Jr., B. Hoog-Scott, George and Owar Peters, D. Eliott, D. McNatt, Mrs. Raith Hopson, Wade Reid, Mrs. L.M. Reet, Margaret Gibbens, I. H. Reet, J.R. Finch, J.J. Ratliff, WW Morelock, Carroll Vaughn, W. E. Caldwell, Jol Montgomery, Walter Caldwell, and many others, with trips to San Antonio, Fort Stanton, El Paso, Victoria, Knoxville, New Orleans, and Rankin as part of social, professional, and travel events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Owar Peters
D. i Eliott
Fort Stanton
New Mexico
Onar
New Mexican
Meeting of Alpine PTA Held After Postponement
The Alpine Parent Teacher Association held its postponed meeting Monday with many new members, mostly newcomers to Alpine. They planned activities for the year and agreed to meet the third Monday of each month at 3:25 p.m. in the high school library.
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Ampire Parent-Teacher Association
Alpine
Wr High School
Ars J. Weight
Ft Mollison
Grana
Paar
Marylise Wall
George Baines
Install Legion Heads Tonight At Post Meeting
The post plans to install officers for the coming year and induction of two new members. The event includes committee appointments and a 7:30 p m meeting at the post headquarters with Legion leaders Duncan Wood Hepa Morris Metotay and others slated to attend.
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el Dana Pot
Duncan
Eran
Wood
M. J. Hepa
M. J. Hepa, Ad Pant Morris Metotay
Organ Aim Pte Garet
Chapain
Iahem
the Couture
Pine High School Plans Early Band Formation
A band of about fifteen players may form at Pine High School within weeks as principal H Oliver and local Lions club push the project. Director Thain leads, with instruments donated by the Lions. about twenty students expressed interest to perform at football games and events. Some concerns exist about practice turnout and possible disbandment if participation remains low.
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Ale ‘Pine High School
Lions Club
H. Oliver
Sanderson
Te Lions
Sars Thain
Warn Drivers In School Zone In Alpine
Alpine chief of police A. B. Justice warns drivers to slow down near schools as about 1000 youths roam streets daily. He notes many accidents involve children and calls for care at opening and closing times, while traffic condition remains decent except for some signal runners and late night racers. Justice warns of drifting crowds with incoming cold months and asks public cooperation to keep downtown streets orderly.
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Iuis
Justice
Alpine
Twelfth Tal Season Opens With Students From Many States
The twelfth tal season opens in September with students from Atyive les in Tea eight states and Toren country. Counties represented include Dora Brewer Brown Bel Cameron Croket Culberson Coe man Cherokee DeWitt Denton Ele El Paso Ployd Pisber Haren Gray Hopkin Cree Pals Garza Nempnil Jett Davis Johnson Kundle Knox Lavact Midland Mason Metenmnan Mill Medi Newton Nolen Navarro Presid Pecon Manoel Rockwall Resret Sering Schaer Beheleher Tom Sheen Unide Upton Val Verde Witanson Wise Witney Wichita. Towns with one or more students include Mand Bab ee Marfa Rankin Uvalde. Nine out-of-state students are James Crow Portales N.M. Marcus Artie Booker Connally Mena Ark Bessie Annette Possnock Delphi Indiana Henry Ployd Gilley Hollandate Mississippi Viola McEachern Longtown S C Johnnie H Pace Logansport Louisiana Fred Williams Wagoner Oklahoma. Mexico is represented by Lydie Prk of Chihuahua.
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Atyiveles
Tea
Toren Country
Dora
Brewer
Brown
Bel Cameron
Croket
Culberson
Coeman
Cherokee
DeWitt
Denton
Elethe el Paso
Ployd
Pisber
Haren Gray
Hopkin
Cree
Pals
Garza
Nempnil Jett
Mason
Metenmnan
Mill
Medi
Newton
Nolen
Navarro
Presid
Pecon
Manoel
Rockwall
Resret Sering
Schaer
Beheleher
Tom Sheen
Unide
Upton
Val Verde
Witanson
Wise
Witney
Wichita
Mand
Babee
Marfa
Rankin
Uvalde
James Crow
Portales
N.M
Marcus
Artie
Booker Connally
Mena
Ark
Bessie Annette Possnock
Delphi
Indiana
Henry Ployd Gilley
Hollandate
Mississippi
Viola McEachern
Longtown
South Carolina
Johnnie H. Pace
Logansport
Louisiana
Fred Williams
Wagoner
Oklahoma
Mexico
Lydie
Bucks edge Sanderson 7 6 in last minute rally
In a tense finish the sub college Bucks overcame a 6 0 deficit to beat Sanderson 7 6. Ezell on a 45 yard return set up the late drive, Exell passed to Cook for the go ahead score then plunged in the extra point to seal the victory. Sanderson showed seven first downs to Buck totals.
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Bucks
Sanderson
Alpine
Ezell
Exell
Cook
Clinton Kiess
Canton
Brel
Linn Matthews
Buck Treadwell
Eel
Ray LaBett
Jack Hayre
Charles Robertson
James Daniels
Lobos face nine game schedule this season
The Lobos list a tough nine game slate for the season with dates including October 3 at Alpine against an unnamed foe, October 10 versus the Miners at Marta Pair, and October 24 at Alpine against Dante Barker. Other dates include Abilene and Uvalde showdowns, a November stretch in San Antonio and Canyon, plus Thanksgiving at Alpine.
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Lobos
Alpine
Miners
Marta Pair
A.C. C
Abilene
Dante Barker
Javelinas
Uvalde
23Rd Infantry
San Antonio
Canyon
McMurry
Schreiner
Church Activities For College Students In Town
The schedule urges college men to choose a church and attend regularly. Sunday school meets at 9 48 each Sunday morning across churches. Col John Perkins Bible class meets at the Presbyterian manse at 10 Sunday mornings and is non denominational. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 Sunday evenings at the Christian church. B P U meets at the Baptist church at 7 and Epworth League at the Methodist church at 7. College students are urged to join these groups. Avalanche has …
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John Perkins
Christian Church
Sampley
Christian Endeavor
Christian Efiurch
Baptist Church
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Panhandle Wheat Crops and Local Co op Milestones
Unofficial estimates place the 1991 Texas Panhandle wheat crop at 87 million bushels. Brown County farm women used 300000 tin cans in 1990 for food preservation, up from 10000 in 1924. Ten thousand people celebrated the completion of a concrete highway into Brownwood. Air mail service began via Wichita Falls with Air Mail Route 33 opening on August.
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Texas Panhandle
Brown County
Brownwood
Wichita Falls
Texas
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F. Witwer
Stamford
Geneva Duderstadt
Texan
Johnnie Weyerts
John Weyerts
Iain Hopyon
JM Carmichael
Mary Hal
Lena Joe
W. C. Fisher, Jr
Carmichael
J.B. Hoog-Scott
Boog-Scott
Big Bend
Prairie Dons
D. McNatt
Port Davin
Rochelle
Mr. Natt
Wade Reid
Roy Rid
Fort Davis
LM. Tela
Margaret Gibbens
Abine
HL Paso
I. HM. Reet
Miss Gibbons
411 Club
Ferguson
Railway Express Company
Victoria
J. R Finch
Kerrville
Mesaames Rt
J. Ratliff
WW Morelock
Ratlif
Richardson
Tso Mae Robinson
Lormine
Sul Ross College
Funtor Warren
Rankin Cook
Carroll Vaughn
W. E. Caldwell
Jol Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Knoxville
Tenn
Walter Caldwell
New Orleans
Midwell
Mobile
Mot
Chastain
Guy
Combs
JL. Perry
San Angelo
Gulf States Latensurance Company
Dallas
Mr. Perry
J. 8. Perry
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Soen
CT. Wines
George A. Brown
Babe
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Presidio
M.P Shapleigh
College
Millington
Border
Carnes Bond
Port Anderaus
Terlingua Bundy
Holland Avenue
Holland
Newman
Clemma Billingsley
Ros Carnes
Mra Pink Phelps
Bagh
Lubbock
Lynn County
Sater Wettowa
Kranada Theatre
PTI Tamtag
Cas Cold
Paul Hurst
Sone
OBOS
MURCH
SUL Ross
Oring
Ernest Torrence
Sporting Blood
Granada
Paso
Ali Pam Hentai
EL Paso
Hassen Company
Swift
Red Chain Poultry and Dairy
Alpine Mercantile CO
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