Big Bend Park News Highlights Local Visits and Elections
Big Bend National Park reports Miss Cecilia Garrett of HolbrookArizona arriving for a two week visit with Park Ranger Cecil Garrett. An election of officers for the Midland National Federation of Federal Employees was held with Harold Brodrick as president and other officers named. Fourteen park employees attended. Local Chamber breakfast honored U S Rep Rutherford in Alpine. New park concessions staff include Miss Enola Hunt and Alvin Cook from Mammoth Cave Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Garrett
Holbrook, Ariz
Big Bend
Fon
Cecil Garret
James Chambers
Get
Midland
National Federation of Federal Jamieson
Harold Brodrick
Homer Franklin
Rothwell Broyles
Gilbert Henry
Margarete Johnson
E.G. Bledsoe
Guide and Guardian
Henry Schmidt
Hal Edwards
Charles Shannon
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Rep
Rutherford
Alpine
Miss Enola Hunt
Alvin Cook
Mammoth Cave
Miss Hunt
Mr. Cook
Local Guests Visit from Odessa and Mt Ranier Park
The Seymour Beach area hosted guests from Odessa and Mt Ranier National Park this weekend. Wayne Robbins and family Diane and Rusty visited Chises Mountain Cottages while Dee Howeth hosted Grand Hional Park friends. Robert Rogers welcomed Ray Bright and family from Mt Ranier National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Beach
Mrs. Wayne Robbins
Diane and
Rusty
Odessa
Dee Howeth
Grand Hional Park
Robert Rogers
Mrs. Ray Bright
Mt Ranier
Sister of Alpine Man Dies in Roswell New Mexico
Mrs. Fred Burkstaller Sr. died early Monday at her Roswell home. Funeral services were held at 3:90 pm Tuesday in Roswell. She was sister to Hugh White of Alpine. Mr. White and another sister Mrs. J.T. Rodney, visiting here, left for Roswell Saturday. Ancient Egypt celebrated floral offerings and Ramesses the Great boasted vast banquet gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burkstaller Sr
Roswell
N. M
Hugh White
Alpine
White
J.T. Rodney
Homecoming Week at Sul Ross Focuses on Parade and Skits
Sul Ross students and faculty extend a warm welcome to ex-students attending Homecoming. A Speech Department skit features Bert Atkinson and peers while a play Let ’Em at Steak is set for a later performance. Activities include a bonfire pep rally, a Lobo band, and a parade beginning at the High School with J. T. Rutherford addressing exes and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul. Ross
Sul Ross
Odessa
St ‘Ound
Alpha Kappa Phi
Alpine
Bert Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
Kern Wildenthal
Bob Young
Joe Silva
Jane Perry
Sharon Welch
Pat Alexander
Jimmy Potter
Dan Shockey
Joet Tunnell
Jane’ Partee
Gail ‘Thompson
Charlene Watson
Jesse George
Sherri Glasscock
Emmet O'Donnell
Ronnie Marley
Oscar Estes
Homecoming Events Highlight Sul Ross Parade and Dances
Jackson Field hosts a homecoming parade with clubs including Business Club and several Greek organizations. Sharon Terry will be crowned Homecoming Queen at 2 p.m. pregame ceremonies, followed by two dances in the evening. Myra Hord and Los Tertulianos report on campus club activities and the Sul Ross Rodeo Club elects Robert House as president with a slate of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Field
Business Club
Sachems
Alpha Kappa Phi
Sigma Rho Chi
Zeta Tau Zeta
Queen's Onl
Sharon Terry
Ele
Miss Terry
Collegians
Joe Silva
Counry
Myra Hord
Alpine
Los Tertulianos
Kokernot Lake
Chris Archibald
Artis
Ann Hinds
Aurora Vaught
Lupe Soa
Elia Gonzales
Mike Naraine
Clo Pena
Sul Ross Rodeo Club
Robert House
Jeff Smith
Jack Mitchell
Fred Myers
Nancy Benson
Martha Smalling
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Big Bend National Park
Maribelle Miller
Stanley Fulcher
Mrs. Pulcher
C. A. Printa
S Amonia
Joan Rogers
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Penne
Penney
Ray
Chises Mountain
Peru
Mead &Montague
Celanese Corp. of America
3Thon Study Club
N.M
Rameses the Great
Avalanche
Ann Clanton
Cod
Ford
Cerica
America
Brewster County Motors
East Holland — Alpine
American Railroads