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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1941

Page

8

Rockpile and Davis Mountains Scenic Park Promised in Texas

The Davis Mountains Rockpile and Sawtooth features near Fort Davis draw visitors with a massive two pile formation, ancient carvings, and giant madrona trees. A state park highway loop, funded by completion of current roadwork, will open a scenic route circling Mount Livermore and linking Fort Davis with Kent, with Reynolds family donating land and support from local officials.

Davis Mountains Sawtooth Mountain Jack Hardwick L. E. Wood Fort Davis Rockies Sawtooth Texas Commission Parks Davis Range Mount Livermore Alps Switzerland Point of Rocks and Barrell Springs Kent Lockpile Clifton Rice el Paso Joe Will Reynolds Rockpile Jett Davis County Reynolds Rockpile Park

Bucks Triumph In Wet Field Marathon Victory

Buck players earned a hard fought win as Rowland's passing stood out amid steady rain that kept the ball slippery. Coach Webb expects Big Lake today, with Terry likely back and Alpine lining up as usual. Probable Owls lineup includes Goeppinger, McKinney, Bird, Ferguson, Kight, White, Holt, Halamiek, Hughes, Westfall, and Sawyer.

BUCKS Big Lake Webb Reagan Wis Terry Alpine Owls Goeppinger McKinney Bird Ferguson Kight White Holt Halamiek Hughes Westfall Sawyer

Railroading veteran recalls first jobs and safety gains

Mr. Petross, a longtime Martin agent, recounts starting at 15 in Santa Fe railroading, earning 35 dollars a month, then 60 dollars at El Paso. He notes rail travel has become safer and passenger use has grown as people shift from automobiles, with travel returning to steel rails.

Oklahoma el Paso Martin

Rotary Guests Fill Alpine Luncheon Program

Three visiting Rotarians from San Angelo El Paso and Galveston plus 42 Alpine Rotarians attended yesterday’s luncheon. Parkhurst outlined Sul Ross personnel program to personally acquaint faculty with students, aiming to complete rounds in four years starting with freshmen.

Geo. B Clark San Angelo Lewis Leventhal el Paso P. Bevil Galveston E. B. Isaacks Bill Cotter George Clark Dick Gregg Lynn Matthews Winyard Worth Oscar Allen Alpine Club LaMarr Chapman Sul Ross Music Department Chas. Livingston Jr Mics Ise Marton Odessa Sul Ross Charles Miss Clark Parky” Parkhurst Parkhurst

FFA News Alfred Anderson to represent Alpine at national FFA meet

Alfred Anderson will represent the Alpine chapter of Future Farmers at the National convention of Future Farmers of America in Kansas City. He departs Saturday by FFA special train from Ft Worth Sunday, joining about 10,000 members from all states and territories for a three day gathering. Calves and lambs are given to Alpine members for fattening ahead of spring shows, with continued support from local ranchers. The Gulf Coast Texas area operates 33 refineries with daily capacity of 1,047,950 barrels, the highest statewide total.

Alfred Anderson Future Farmers Kansas City Future Farmers of America FFA Ft. Worth Union Hawaii Puerto Rico Alfred Kate News Charles Davis Jack Neal Ranch Westons Gulf Coast Texas

Land Donated and Camp Progress Report

Worth announced that Indian camps were involved as the land donation continued. Potholes and grinding water issues in the Rio Grande were noted with a postponement of the trip to Ojinaga cited. The FFA boys were organizing a date for events, and Frank Young described progress on Hancock hill property acquisition.

Worth Tio Grande Ojinaga FFA Boys Hancock Hill Frank Young

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