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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
2
A fragmented report mentions Tolliver linked to Stockton and a varsity team, with coaches Joe Boy and Vr Varsity noted in unclear context. The text hints at a loss, coaching changes, and strength tests but provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
A fragmentary note mentions Miss Willa Ds for a Sunday bowl event at Ds A Cape. The garbled text hints at a local social or church page item involving Willa and a male figure, with unclear roles or setting. Further readable details are not available.
The Alpine Avalanche, published every Thursday by Alpine Avalanche Inc at 25 N. 6th St, Alpine Texas. Box 719. Phone TE7-2114. Entered as second class matter at the Alpine Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879.
Miss Vivian Grubb of Fort Davis joins 31 San Angelo College Ramettes members in the lance and precision drill team. The group performs at special occasions and basketball games under Miss Challis Moser, with training led by Barbara Guinn. Grubb, a San Angelo College freshman, pursues pre medical studies aiming to become a pediatrician.
The Baylor A Capella Choir directed by Dr. Euell Porter performed the religious music portion of the initial meeting for the Youth For Their Country and Lord movement in Dallas.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Box 37 and a phone contact TE7 4813. The text is unclear but indicates an education or death related notice and a call to respond. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible.
A sweeping fall livestock movement includes the Gage Emate delivering about 1500 head to Los Angeles and Marathon Marfa. JEF Ranch sold 10 registered Hereford bulls at 100 dollars each. Production at Chisos Mining Co in Terlingua paused for new ore, owned by Hower E. Perry of Portland. A calf bred by W W Bogel and fed by La Monte Stephens won in Kansas City weighing 1165 pounds. Pecos businessmen toured Big Bend Park prospects, Alpine guests included J S Arledge F L McCollum and Dr Sperry. Sul Ross Lobos defeated Texas Wesleyan Rams 13 0 at Jackson Field and will face St Marys in San Antonio. Site payment check for Alpine post office due. Mrs Ella Chastain and Mrs Josie Bennett to vacate. Grandfalls Royalty Eagles edge Alpine Bucks 7 0 on L yard score after roughness penalty. Elaine Ross and Fritz Bill Weyerts married at Knox Reid residence.
J T Morrow officiated at a wedding anniversary for the groom's parents and their little grandson Joe Dudley. Edwin Gillett is recovering in El Paso after an appendectomy. Mrs Gillett stays there with him. Local residents, including Mrs Arch Allen and Roy Lassiter, traveled to El Paso for visits and returned. Other guests and ranch visits are noted, with several families from Pecos and the county area mentioned in brief social items.
Central Elementary announces honor roll for grades 6 to 8 with students achieving all A’s for the first six weeks. Recipients include Debby Boysen, Mary B. Lockhart, Georgie Oates, Ruth Ann Preston, and others across 5-A, 7-A, 7-B, and 6-A groups.
Classified item noting a 23 inch Early American consolette television with swivel base offered as a special. Contains no additional details such as price or model number.
The City of Alpine Texas will hold a public hearing on amendments to Zoning Ordinance No 257 Nos 257A 257B and 257C regulating mobile home parks within the city aligned with Ordinance No 281. The hearing, advertised in the Alpine Avalanche October 18 1962, will be at the Chamber of Commerce Building Alpine at 30 P M Friday October 26 1962. Dr Harlan Ford of Sul Ross College spoke at Alpine High School urging teaching as a career and noting strong demand for educators.
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