Local readers weigh Dems and Republicans in voting choice
In Alpine area views tilt between Democratic and Republican candidates with Eisenhower prospects seen as uncertain. Brewster County discussions on party outcomes, Texas likely shift, while Alpine Buck football earns honors as Tom Valadez named Lineman of the Week. Big game looms against Wink Wildcats after district success. Centennial squads are pictured on page nine with Ward’s Mobil Service.
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Washington
Eisenhow
Washington St
Brewster County
Texas
Eisenhower
Fire State
Alpine High
Buck
L-A
Tom “Valadez
Las
Veladen
Traan
Fone
Bucks
Wink Wildcats
Wink
Wildcats
Centennial
Big
Sue
Ward
Mobil Service
Crane Football Date Set For Halloween Night
School officials confirm Crane and Alpine would play the last Friday in October on Halloween. The date was chosen at a December 1950 Foot ball District 5-A executive meeting and is tied to league procedures. Supt. Cain noted Fabens game in 1947 ran afternoon with low attendance and gate receipts influence scheduling.
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Ana Joy Holman
Peyton Cain
Crane
Alpine
Hallowe'en
Bucks
Supt
Cain
T. A. Pollan
Fabens
Hallowe En Night
Mes. Holman
Grubstake film location in 16 Bend National Park
PTA nets 120 from game night affair held last Thursday in the Holland hotel ballroom. The Canasta Bridge and Forty Two party drew a large crowd with cakes and pies as prizes. Proceeds totaled 120.24 for the PTA carnival buildup.
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16 Bend National Park
PTA
Canasta
Holland Hotel
Lucyle Clark
Frank’ Hofties
Q. W. Abbington
Hofties
Film stars join Big Bend set for Grubstake location
Big Bend National Park announces that over five Brewster County residents are cast as extras in the motion picture Grubstake. Peter Koch, a noted lecturer and wildlife photographer, is named technical director on site. Cast includes Vernon Bricker of Marathon Roy Fulcher of Terlingua Polk Hinnon of Study Butte Henry Smith of Hot Springs Miss Kathy Enis Bob Boulter and crew. The story follows Steve Wy man as Jody and Nelle Adams as Quanna in a quest for a fabulous measure amid Apache Indian legend in the Chisos mountains.
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BIG_BEND NATIONAL PARK
Marathon
Roy
Clint ‘Fulcher
Terlinguey
Polk Hinnon
Study Butte
Henry ‘Smith
Kathy
Enis
Bob "Boulter
Big Bena National Park
Steve Wyman
Jody
Nelle Adama
Quanna
Chisos ‘Mountains
Jack Jugman
Lynn Shubert
Stokes
Brocks
Nixon to Speak at Midland Odessa Port Next Monday
Senator Richard Nixon Republican vice presidential nominee will stop at Midland Odessa airport for about twenty minutes next Monday. He will be escorted by his wife Pat and introduced by Democrat Yovett Stripling of Midland, an investigator for the House Un American Activities committee. Parking at the airport will hold about 10 300 or more people. Nixon will also speak at Abilene and El Paso during the West Texas trip.
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Richard Nixon
Midland-Odessa
Desea
Nixon
Pat
Yovett Stripling
Midland
House
UneAmerican Activities ‘Committee
Stripling
Hiss
Odessa
Sheriie ‘Pense
Abiline
el Paso
West ‘Texas
Endoes Meet to Close Grand Chapter in Amarillo
Eastern Star convenes in Amarillo from October 27 to 30 with Mesdames Charles Livingston T M Beckett A R Stambaugh J E Ham and Ashley Webster presiding. Mr Ham, past matron of Waco chapter, acts as page.
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Grand
Eastern Star
Amarillo
Charles Livingston
T. M. Beckett
A. R. Stambaugh
Ashley Webster
Mr. Ham
Waco
Explosion injures two on Fort Davis ranch
Fort Davis October 21 two men were badly burned when a gasoline burner exploded during weed burning on the Lower U Up and U Down ranch owned by Dr and Mrs Donald Metver Bill Goss of Fort Davis suffered a broken arm and severe burns while Gibby Grubb five year old son of Earl Grubb sustained third degree burns on hands and arms and second degree burns on his face both were treated locally and by physicians in Alpine and Marfa with optimism for recovery
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Fort Davis
Donald G. Metver
Bill Goss
Gos
Walter Stover
Marfa
Tom Gray
H. D. Coleman
McIvor
Alpine
Mr. Goss
Melvor
Gilbert
Gibby) Grubb
Earl Grubb
Grubb
Melv
Gibby
W. O. Miles Jr
Lee Williams ‘Jr
N. ¥. Goss
Bucks Crush Braves 39 to 9 in Alpine District clash
Alpine Bucks rout Braves 39 to 9 in a District 5-A game. Duane Smith and Lee Matt Smith spark a fast start with a 13-0 lead, then David Hernandez and George Davis add scoring drives. Braves rally briefly but fail on multiple point attempts as Alpine maintains control.
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Alpine Bucks
Braves
Bucks
Qarterback
Donnie Belcher
Buck
Jack Richardson
Lee Na Smith
Cowboy
Robinson
Dan Smith
Dulane Smith
David Hernandez
Cowboy Robinson
George Davis
Wall
Traan
Lee Matt Smith
Bruiser
Tod Fest
Smith
Duane Smith
David Hernandes
Alpine High School Beats Iraan 39 to 9 in Football
Football scores show Alpine High School defeating Iraan 39 to 9. Other results include Trinity 41 Texas A&M Texarkana 32 and East Texas 42 Midwestern 0 with several line scores across the region.
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Sul Ross “College
Alpine High School
Alpine
Iraan
Trinity
Texas Ast
ACC
McMurry
Sam Houston
Lamar Tech
S. W. Texas
F. A
Tex
Western M
East Texas
Midwestern
del Rio
Lake View
Monahans
Wink
Fort Stockton
Marfa
Big Lake
McCamey
Crane
Brackettville
Sanderson
Cal Poly
S. Prisco State
Blackwell
Cage Drills At Sul Ross Start
Sul Ross basketball practice began with 22 boys under Coach Moe Hedrick. Key returnees include Jones Elomot Buck Owens Galintin and Eddie James Markel. Transfers Glenn Lewallen from San Angelo and Jack Riser Ed Harimen bolster the squad. Freshmen prospectives include Spear Andrews Hanks Seay Hensley and Edwards. First games set for Dec 6 with conference play in early January.
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Sul Ross
Moe Hedrick
Lobo
Footil
Jones
Elomot
Buck Owens
Barnhart
Gene Gusley
Gal. Intin
Eddie’ James
Markel
Gay’ Walker
Big Lake
Heymundo Roman
Marts
Ronnie Sizemore
All
Corpus Christ
Lake
Pigot
Usbos
Atcmp
Labos
Glenn Lewallen
Sen Angelo College
Nntion
Rigo
Jack’ Riser
Ed Harimen
San Angelo Colle
Hedrick
Billy Spear
Anndrews
Bill Hanks
Snyder
Jimmy Seay
Winters
Donnie Edwards
San’ Angelo
Delta Kappa Gamma Meet Set in Monahans with Speakers
Regional Delta Kappa Gamma meeting announced for Monahans includes Miss Dave Husbands of El Paso as luncheon speaker. Alpine attendees expected. program features 9 a.m. registration, coffee, discussion led by Miss Miltia Hill of Sul Ross. PTA pet show to follow with 10-cent entry and admission. Dr. Paul Weserts to judge. Coronation of carnival queen set for Oct 28 at the high school gym with a royal pageant and ball, featuring local youths as court. Admission for the evening event is 50 cents for adults and 29 cents for children.
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Dave Husbands
el Paso
Delta Kappa Gamma
Monahansomorrow
Miltia Hill
Sul Ross College
PTA
Ofl
Paul Weserts
Alpine
Jay Collier
Guy Woodruff
Guy Moore
Crawford
Rochelle Sobi
Jane Cain
Mary Bell
Shirley Parker
King David "Pierce
Rages
Duchess
Duke
Sandy Weston
Bobbie
Wall Br
Lucy Jo Clark
Chuck Stringfellow
Juanita Hindman
Fred Thomas
Pat‘icia “Miller
Wallace Peters
Juliana Lesko
Mickey Lotan
Charlene “Watson
Dennis Williams
Ann Clanon
Eddie Bumgardner
Sth
Mary Ella Vanney
Don’ Busess
Centennial
Elisa Rinkman
Juan Subin
Isabel Gallego
Vicky’ Hernan
Elodia Hernan
Ann
Princess Donna Neely
Prinee
John O'Donnell
FTA
Janice Parker
Dickie Alien
Rand
Veanor Sublett
Boydotheredge
Becky Terry
Joe Bellamah
Funeral Of Mrs Newell Set For This Morning
Funeral services for Mrs. J. E. Newell will be held at the Catholic church here this morning. She died last Sunday in a Chicago hospital after two months of treatment. A daughter Mrs Marie Men of Chicago accompanied the body, which arrived yesterday. Also listed are two stepdaughters Mrs Harry Austgen of Thornton and Mrs Rene Huppenthal of Crown Point Ind., and a stepson Jer GREED i Badminton originally was called Poona probably after the Indian city.
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J. E. Newell
Newell
Chicago
Marie
Alpine
Harry 1
Austgen
Thornton
Ill
Rene Huppenthal
Crown
Alpine Area Receives Publicity In State Publications
Alpine and surrounding area gain notable exposure in Texas Game & Fish and Texas Parade. The features center on C W Cox of Alpine and Sul Ross College, highlighting his FFA top honor and college ties. Texas Parade covers the Big Bend Trail Assn and Highway 67 expansion efforts toward Presidio to Chihuahua City.
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qGius Ross
Big Vend Trail Assn
Texarkana
Presidio
Mexico-U. S
McDonald Observatory
Davis Mountains
Santa Helena Canyon
Alpine
Big Bend Trail Assn
Chihuahua City
Big Bend District Scout Meet Planned in Alpine
Big Bend district Boy Scout leaders meet in Alpine offices at 7 30 p m Tuesday Oct 28 to plan November scouting and a district Court of Honor All district committeemen pack troop and post leaders urged to attend Thirty seven Scouts and four leaders camped on the C L Arthur property west of town Troop 46 camped near Martha on the Post Camp experienced a enjoyable weekend Advanced gifts campaign for the annual Boy Scout funds raising aims to reach 1000 Don C Littleton district Finance chairman says the general solicitation will occur in Alpine the first week in November
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Big Bend
Chamber of 'Commerce
Alpine
District Court of Honor
C. L. Arthur
Town
Marthon
Boy Scout
Don C. Littleton
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Ainios Mg
PA Tal
Inter
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H. L. Kokernot Jr
Lobos
H. W. Morelock
In Wildenthal
Hunte
Larry Buenanan
Jack Lewis
National Park’ Concessions, Inc
Burt Beckett
Er Koch
Eve
Endoes
Jeff Davis
Lobo - A&i
Uglest
Kingsville
Sul Ross Lopes
Spoos
Sonny Mobley
Don ‘Thompson
Wilburn "George
Javelinas
Milch
Hogs
Stephen F. Austin
Southwest” Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Sam Houston State
San Antonio
Raves
Locker
Madden
Davis
Miss Dove Husbands
Poona
Boy Scouts of America and Freedoms Foundation
Boy Scouts
Liberty Bell
Game & Fish
Jay Wessels
C. W. Cox
C. F. Cox Jr
Alpine and
Cox
C. W
National Board of Future Farmers of America
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