Alpine and Sul Ross Lobos Face Close Week End in Local Football
In Alpine the Bucks host Sanderson High after a 14 14 draw, while the Sul Ross Lobos meet Roswell's New Mexico Military Institute on Jackson Field. Local chatter cites a balanced slate and a playful note on a 146 All America lineup, before drifting to dog-napping concerns and a reader in this community column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Alpine High School Bucks
Sanderson High
Sul Rosso Lobos
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Jackson Field
Alpine
Antelope hunting totals posted for West of Pecos region
Captain Ray Williams of the State Game Dept reports the third open antelope season yielded 389 takers bagging 449 antelopes in Brewster Presidio Jeff Davis Hudspeth and Culberson counties. Overall 84 percent success, higher than last year, with favorable weather and clear hunting conditions noted.
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Pecos
Ray Williams
State Game Dept
Brewster County
Williams
Presidio
Jeff Davis
Hudspeth
Culberson
Lobos Defeat Texas Lutheran 32 To 0 At Big Spring
Sul Ross Lobos overwhelmed Texas Lutheran 32 to 0 in a Big Spring game. Womack connected with Davis for a 1 yard score and later a 54 yard pass to Davis. Three more TDs followed with Womack Dodd and Norris scoring while the Lobos totaled 147 yards and 19 first downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross Lobos
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs
Big Spring
Lobos
Bill Womack
Tyrus Davis
Arthur Kelly
Lobo
Sul Ross
Womack
Davis
Dodd
Brandon
Norris
Webb
Diverbiss
Waldrum
Tidwell
Mathis
Martin
Parks
Grid Scores From Alpine Season Report
Sul Ross 32 Texas Lutheran 0. San Angelo JC 13 Lehreiner 0. Hardin 14 North Tex. Ag. 0. Houston 34 A & I 0. Southwestern 12 ACC 12. N. M. Teachers 7 E. N. M. College 0. N M U 7 N IMLA M. Stanton 26 Grandtalis 0. Marfa 66 Sanderson. Six on Buena Vista 24 Marathon 20. Fort Davis 46 Pyote 0. Denotes teams either Sul Ross or Alpine have played or will play later this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Texas Lutheran
San Angelo JC
Lehreiner
Hardin
North Tex. Ag
U. of Houston
Texas A&l
Southwestern
ACC
N. M
E.N.M. College
Nimla. & M. ‘Stanton
Grandtalis
Marfa
Sanderson
Buena Vista
Marathon
Fort Davis
Pyote
Alpine
LOBOS TANGLE WITH NMMI TOMORROW EVE
The piece notes a game between the Lobos and NMMI set for tomorrow evening. It mentions scouting in Roswell and plans tied to a wing formation, with players and staff described in a hurried game-night broadcast style. The passage then shifts to a fundraising note from Mrs W H Lease of Alpine, now in Houston, bringing the total to 375 and aiming for 400.
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Tural
W. H. Lease
Houston
Lane purchases ranch west of Alpine from Cobos
John F. Lane buys the two section ranch eight miles west of Alpine from Dario Cobos. Sixty five mixed cows are included, with Lane selling them to Ernest Gibbons of Alpine. Lane’s son Frank will stock with Herefords and Brahmas. Lane delivered 100 steel salves to F C Mellard of Marta. He restocks his Frosson ranch southwest of Alpine after prior stock sale due to range conditions, now improved by recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Lane
Alpine
Dario Cobos
Lane
Ernest Gibbons
Frank
Glenn Burgess Named Manager of New Local Radio Station
Glenn Burgess, former Alpine chamber of commerce manager, will be general manager of the new radio station to be operated by Big Bend Broadcasts Pecos. He has headed the Lufkin chamber of commerce since leaving here two years ago and will begin duties on November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Burgess
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Big Bend Broadcastns
Pecos
Burgess
Lufkin Chamber of Commerce
Baptists Plan Week of Revival Services
The Baptist church will host a revival series from Sunday October 20 through Sunday October 27 with Dr. Frank C. Dutton preaching and E. J. Van Fossan directing the music. Evening services begin at 7 30. The pastor invites the community to attend and support church and town spiritual renewal.
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The
Baptist Church
Frank C. Dutton
Dutton
E. J. van Fossan
Alpine Bucks to Host Sanderson in Night Conference Clash
Alpine High Bucks meet Sanderson Eagles tonight at Jackson Field at 8. Bucks hope to extend undefeated run despite Billy Bell’s injury from a 14 14 tie three weeks ago. Sanderson lately lost to Pecos 52 20 and Marfa, while Alpine receives 24 jackets from townspeople and prepares for Marfa next Friday at 7 30 pm. PTA meets Monday at 3 45 pm in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Webb
Alpine High Bucks
Sanderson Eagles
Jackson Field
Fon
Bucks
Billy Bell
Eagles
Cook
Sanderson
Peas
Marfa
Bucks Get Jackets
Alpine
D.c. Moore
Pep Squad
H. M. Waldrum
Shorthorns
Coordinating Council Plans Drive For Girl Scout Funds
The council discussed the Permian Basin Girl Scout Area Council meeting in Odessa which decided to locate the permanent camp in the Davis mountains. A fund drive committee was named to support the camp and join the Asea Council. Nominating for 1947 officers was released with elections in November. Pilot and Lions clubs plan surveying and landscaping Pilot Memorial Park and seek organizational cooperation.
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Coordinating Council
Permian Basin
Girl Scout Area Council
Odessa
Davis Mountains
Asea Council
M. C. Kay
R. M. Hawkins
Curtis Gross
B. F. Berkeley
Mesdames Bernal Slight
C. F. Cox
Bob Dod
L. A. Teplicek
Ray LaBelt
Alfred E. Creigh Jr
Frank McCollum
Fred Rogers
Sec
Treas
Elmer Hudjson
M.A. Webb
Pilot and
Lions Clubs
Pilot Memorial Park
Alpine Prohibits Fireworks Sale and Use in City
The Avalanche reports Alpine city ordinance bans sale and shooting of fireworks within city limits passed Oct 14 by the city commission. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars. Also notes Jack Walsh in New York for his ill father and Ida Kokernot’s return from New York and Austin visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Jack Walsh
New York City
Fort Davis Club Condemns Limpia Canyon Graffiti
The Mile High club in Fort Davis condemned recent paintings on Limpia Canyon boulders. Members cited a Wink high school effort and a commercial firm as offenders and urged removal. Tyrone Kelly was tasked to contact the painters. The club recalled a 19 year old Chamber protest resulting in removal.
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Fort Davis
Limpia Canyon
Paint Daves
Mile High Club
Wink High School
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Earnest Carlton
Eugene Sproul
Tyrone Kelly
Chamber of Commerce of
Thet Iine
Maj Milton Jaawes Delivers Pacific War Talk at Club
May Mawes Speaker Major Milton Jaawes discussed Pacific experiences in the war and capture at Corregidor, with humor. Attendees included A Chapin and high school student Alan Spohn, plus others from Weatherford and Valente. The group urged renaming state road 118 to 3 to align with the Jefferson Davis highway marker. Harry Jarrett outlined federal airfield funding. officers Scobee and Kelly re-elected, Carlton as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton D. Jaawes
Pacific
Corregidor
Ent
Ben Morriss
Valentine
J. W. Morris
State Highway Department
Fort Davis Plaza
Alpine
Kent
Harry Jarrett
Barry Scobee
Tyrone Kelly
C. E. Carlton
C. E. Eaton
Clay Espy
Banquet Tonight Honors Legislative Group
Eight state senators and representatives will attend a chamber of commerce banquet honoring Representative elect Chas Moore of Del Rio and State Senator M L Winfield of Fort Stockton at the Holland hotel tonight. The event, moved to 6 30 to avoid a football game clash, will be presided by F L McCollum CC president with invocations by Rev Fred S Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chas. B. Moore
del Rio
M. L. Winfield
Fort Stockton
Holland Hotel
Alpine-Sanderson
Jacksonield
McCollum
F. L. McCollum
Fred $. Rogers
Alfred E. Creigh, Jr
Winfield
Moore
Dorsey B. Hardeman
San Angelo
Woodrow Bean
el Paso
Marley Sadler
Sweetwater
George Elliott
Odessa
Florence Fenley
Uvalde
Claude Gilmer
Bill Kerr
Midland
Board of Regents
Hallo Ween Frolic Plans Progressing
Plans for Alpine PTA Hallo Ween celebration set for Oct 31 are progressing under Way with Spirit of Hallowe en as the central theme. Coronation of King and Queen opens Oct 30 at the high school auditorium followed by reception at the courthouse. Parade features schoolchildren in gay costumes ending at Central Elementary.
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PTA
Hallowe'en
Alpine Pta
Alan Fraser
Ways and Means
Curtis Gross
PTA School Instruction Set For Oct 25 Here
A Parent Teacher Association school instruction will be held here next Friday the 25th with Mrs. R. Larimer state recording secretary and Mrs. W A Kay Fort Stockton district president leading the study. Registration starts at 9 30 a m in the high school auditorium A luncheon at the Holland hotel at noon costs 1 25. Representatives from all PTA units in the district are expected to attend. Local PTA members are urged to be present and participate.
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R. Larimer
W. A. Kay
Fort Stockton
Holland Hotel
PTA
Holland Hotel Coffee Shop Leased to C L Berry
C L Berry has leased the Holland Hotel Coffee Shop from George Hotels Inc the new owners of the Holland Public notice announced Berry a longtime cafe operator from Alpine has taken a two year lease with renewal options and will run the business under new management after past operations in Detroit Memphis and other cities
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C. L. Berry
Holland Hotel
The
George Hotels, Inc
Holland
Berry
Alpine
Detroit
Memphis
Mrs Rogers attends synodical meeting in Fort Worth
Mrs Fred S Rogers travels to Fort Worth as representative of the El Paso Presbyterial, which she leads. The El Paso group plans its next meeting in October. Miss Ann E Taylor of Presbyterian headquarters New York City will speak. Mrs Ralph Peters and her children visited her Clint parents this week.
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Fred S. Rogers
Fort Worth
Women’s Synodical of the
Presbyterian Church
el Paso
Ralph Peters
Clint
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