Seminole Indians Face Alpine Bucks in Key District Clash
Seminole ranked No. 2 for District 4AA honors meets Alpine Friday in the Bucks’ near-final home game. Joe Molnar leads a deep lineup with Pete Hernandez and Darryl Mueller spelling Hensley as Alpine challenges the strong Seminole squad. The Bucks have three games left including a layoff against McCamey and trips to Denver City and Fort Stockton on Nov. 13.
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Alpine Slucks
Seminole Indians
Seminole
Denver City
Alpine
Bucks
Pete Hernandez
Darryl Mueller
Hensley
McCamey Badgers
Denver
Fort Stockton
Amblin Around With Jim Glasscock
A hectic football weekend features Forrest Walkers and Ray LaBetts traveling to Fort Worth for the TCU A&M game. The party shifts to Waco to see Baylor Tech with Bake Turner in action and returns to Alpine for local games. Asteroid earth impact near Alpine prompts notes from Espy Miller and Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper about Sierra Madera and shatter cones.
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Forrest Walkers
Ray LaBetts
Ray
Fort Worth
Tcu-A&m
Gwen Walker
Frosty
Shine Bounds
Gwen
Waco
Baylor
Freddy Davis
Alpine
Billy Ward
Bake Turner
Texas Tech
Bears
Walkers
LaBells
Bucks
Seminole Indians
Espy Miller
Fort Davis
Gerard P. Kuiper
McDonald Observatory
Sierra Madera
City Pushes Sunny Glen Water Line
City crews led by City Secretary Lee Cowell report the first 1000 feet of the Sunny Glen water pipeline completed this week with 10 000 feet remaining to the city limit. The work includes key connections between the Sargent Ranch steel reservoir and the booster pump, designed for multiple operation modes and adequate chlorine contact time. The ditching is challenging in volcanic soil, but the big machine and support equipment perform well, with morale high and winter weather plans in place. The project uses city labor to boost local employment and keep bond funds in Alpine.
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Lee Cowell
Sunny Glen
Sargent Ranch
Cowell
State Health Dept
Cowell Sai
City of Cials
Alpine
Tom Carney
Girl Scout Finance Institute Planned
A finance institute for the Girl Scouts will be held at the Girl Scout House in Alpine beginning at 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2. Similar meetings will be held in Marfa at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 29, with additional sessions in Midland Odessa Monahans.
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Bull Rung
Dallas
Church Delegates Attend Pecos District Meeting
Representatives from the First Christian Church attended the District 4 church convention in Pecos last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nichols and Mesdames Marie Van Fossan and Nell Ferguson were listed among attendees.
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First Christian Church
District 4
Pecos
Robert Bristol
Jim Nichols
Mesdames Marie Van_ Fossan
Nell Ferguson
S F Austin and Sul Ross Clash in Homecoming Football
Lone Star Conference game kicks off at 2 30 p m on Jackson Field as S F Austin Lumberjacks visit Lobos for the Homecoming showdown. Lobos seek first win, with three starters sidelined, while both teams feature new coaching staffs and notable players and histories.
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Sul Ross
Lobos
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
Jackson Field
Lamar Tech Cardinals
Beaumont
David Slaughter
The
Stephen F. Austin
Lumberjacks
Ken Scott
Wendell Norris
Fang Runoack Sui
Austin
Nacogdoches
Alpine
Jacks
Ito
Lobes
David Slaugh
District 4AA Football Schedule Revised by Fort Stockton Officials
District 4AA officials in Fort Stockton rearranged football and basketball schedules after a meeting of superintendents, principals, and coaches. With five members this district will host four home games and four away games, with Alpine Crane Fort Stockton McCamey and Marfa participating. The Buck football schedule lists Oct 14 at Fort Stockton Oct 21 open date Oct 28 at Crane Nov 4 McCamey in Alpine Nov 11 Marfa in Alpine. The calendar also includes earlier games with Sanderson Van Horn Sonora and a future September 1960 basketball schedule planning.
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Fort Stockton
Alpine
McCamey
Crane
Marfa
Sanderson
van Horn
Sonora
Alpine Meet Spotlighted in Game and Fish Magazine
The October issue features a three page article on the annual Conservation Education Association meeting held in Alpine and the Big Bend Davis Mountains country last August. Therod D. Carroll of the State Game Dept. authored the piece with seven photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexus Game and Fish Magazine
The
Conservation Education Association
Alpine
Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Therod D. Carroll
State Game Dept
Local Official Recovers After Heart Attack Hospital Stay
Young Judge McGaughy returned to his office this week after a brief hospitalization in Brew ter County Memorial Hospital following a slackout in Van Horn last Friday. He had suffered a severe heart attack several years earlier.
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Young Yuagereux Mecaughy
Brewter County Memorial Hospital
van Horn
Judge McGaughy
Fielder Heads Pistol Club Elects Officers at Marfa Meeting
W G Fielder of Marfa was elected president of the Big Bend rifle and Pistol Club at a Marfa gathering. Officers include Ray Roberts of Marfa vice president and Mrs Stanley W Casner of Presidio secretary treasurer. NRA approved shoots were held on the Marfa Range with Keesey Kimball winning the three gun aggregate. Barbecued beef was served. next NRA events set for Presidio on November 15.
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W. G. Fielder
Spine
Big Bend
Keesey Kimball
Alpine
Berkley
Bryson McNeely
Monahans
Kimball
Locaby
Murphy
McNeelly Center Fire National Match Course
Fielder
McNeely
Ray Roberts
Marfa
Paul Schoenburg
Uvalde
Presidio
Alpine High Halloween Carnival Starts At 5 P M
Alpine High will host a Halloween Carnival on Saturday October 31 beginning at 5 p m on the campus. Activities include bingo cakewalk house of horrors ham stand and student booths sponsored by classes and clubs. The Student Council seeks public support for fundraising and plans new projects for the student body. A ham and turkey giveaway will be part of the event.
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Alpine High
Catudents of
Alpine Mign School
Sai T
Homecoming Weekend Planned by Alpine Exes and General Public
A large Alpine Homecoming weekend includes a Friday bonfire pep rally at 7:30 PM and a 8:15 PM speech in the campus auditorium, featuring Gene Hendry and Dr. Bryan Wildenthal. Saturday events cover a parade at 1 PM, a Lone Star Conference game between the Lobos and Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks, band performances, a barbecue, and dances in the Student Union Building and Country Club.
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Carrol Bo
Gene Hendry
Jl Alpine
Sul Ross Exes
Bryan Wildenthal
Colege
U. S
J.T. Rutherford
Odessa
Sident
Alma Mater
Glenn Davis
Sul Ross
Exstudents Association
IL Am
Holland Avenue
Jackson Field
Sharon Terry
Lobos
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
West Texas
Kokernot Axige
Clip and Brand Club
Student Union
Country Club
Espy Horses Shine at State Fair of Texas Show
Dandy Day, a palomino stallion owned by J P Espy Fort Davis, won grand champion and Halter at the State Fair horse show. Chubby Waspy placed fourth in junior reining, while Little Wante owned by J P Espy earned third in senior reining finals.
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Texas
J. P. Espy Fort
Pay Day
Chubby
Junior
1. C. Espy
Fort Davis
Hatter
Eight bands and twenty five floats in Sul Ross Homecoming parade
Eight bands and 25 floats will participate in the Sul Ross College Homecoming Parade Saturday afternoon with lineup near the high school campus at 12 30 p m Parade order to be determined by lot and drivers alerted as they line up Bands listed include the Sul Ross Laboratory Band Alpine High Marathon Monahans and Sanderson with directors named Bill Thompson Dick Sryan Tommy Rhodes and Dusty Rhoades among others
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Sul Ross College
Clifford Casey
Casey
Sul Ross Labo
Bill Thompson
Alpine High
Lee
Schultz
Marathon
Dick Sryan
Maria
Tommy Rhodes
Monahans
Bob Low
Ivan
Lynn Hise
van Horn
George
Dusty) Rhoades
Sanderson
W. J. Morris
Presbyterian Women District Meeting Set for Fort Davis
Presbyterian women from Alpine Marfa Monahans and Fort Davis will meet at the Fort Davis church on Saturday October 24. Mrs KG Carl a former National Council member will highlight the program speaking morning and afternoon. Registration starts 9 am program 930 am. Fort Davis Youth Choir will sing opening worship. Luncheon by outside group to enable full participation. Local presidents will lead brief buzz sessions exchanging ideas on local challenges and successes.
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Alpine
Marfa
Monhans
Fort Davis
Ot Presbyterian
Herman E Dirks
Westminster Fellowship
Earch
Adourn
Marfa Man Dies From Highway 0 Collision Injuries
funeral services were held for aberto illareal 40 of Marfa who died after a two car crash on Highway 0 east of Alpine. his wife illareal and mr neil hart of rochester minnesota were injured. the wreck, discovered by hank schmidt, left hart with a broken arm and two broken ribs while illareal suffered fatal injuries. the couple planned to return to rochester later this week after treatment at brewster county hospital.
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Aberto Illareal
Marfa
Highway 0
Alpineast
Mar
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Illareal
Neil Hart
Rochester
Minn
State Patrol
Carl Williams
Hank Schmidt
Big Bend National Park
Memorial Hospital
Hart
Brewster County Hospital
McGaughy Wins TCU Military Honor as ROTC Cadet
Alpine native McGaughy, a senior business and history major at Texas Christian University, is one of ten senior ROTC cadet officers to receive the Distinguished Military Student badge for the 1950 60 school year. Lt Col Eugene A Watts announced the award. The DMS badge honors cadets who rank high in military and academic classes and many recipients qualify for regular Army commissions after graduation.
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P. (Phil
Y Exas Christian University
Alpine
Mt Tcu
Eugene A. Watts
sirGaughy
TCU
Felix P. McGaughy
Four Men Killed In Mishap Near Marfa
Four men died in a one car crash eight miles east of Marfa on U S Highway 90 late Monday night. Jesus Moreno Gonzales 35 Aldama Victorino Baca Hok 50 and Eliseo Holguin Baca 29 were killed. The car traveled 400 feet on the left before striking a culvert flipping and resting upright.
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Marfa
Jesus Moreno Gonzales
Anos
Victorino Baca’ Hok
Aldama
Chihuahua
Rez
Eliseo’ Holguin Baca
Cayanosa
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Alpine
Local visitors and family updates of area residents
Mrs. Martin L Carter Jr and family are arriving Friday to visit her mother Mrs. John C Epperson and sister and family the James W Glasscocks Also Mrs A T Adrian Moore of Redding California arrived last week to be with her mother Mrs A M Turney who had surgery at Memorial Hospital last Tuesday and to visit her sister Mrs Earl Anterau and family Buy Jack Burcham stationed with the Boundary Commission at Falcon am visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W D Burcham
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Martin L. Carter Jr
David
Ann
John C. Epperson
James W. Glasscocks
A. T
Adrian) Moore
Redding, Galif
A.M. Turney
Memorial Hospital
Earl Anterau
Buy Jack Burcham
The
Boundary Commission
Falcon Am
W. D. Burcham
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Joe Molnar
Reliefer
Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
F. E
Fritz Weyerts
L. L. Lyles
Southern Pacific
Fritz
Cebe Ducar
Benjamin Berkeley
Bowles
Lopez Mateos
Mexco
Lyndon Johnson
Bill
Page &A
Girl Scout Finance Institute Planned
Arend Revs
S.F. Austin
Ter
Nean
Joe King
Connie Rudd
William F. Conkright
Charles Brown
C. H McCulley’ Jr
Charles R. Barker
Ked Conkright
University of Oklahoma
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Rams
Mississippi State
University of Houston
McCulley
Louisiana Poly
Baker
Brown
Houston U
Pine
Clarice Smith
Game, Fish Magazine
Presbyterian
Ben Gearhart
Tippen
Elo
Lena Bloys
Marfan
Aeir
McGaughy
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