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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Glynn V Uranga and their family from El Paso, formerly Alpine residents, were in Alpine last weekend to visit relatives and friends.
Principal Guy Woodruff announced the first six weeks honor roll. To qualify, students must earn all A grades. Sixth graders Rochelle Sohl Jerry Hudgins Dennis Dyke Linda Bierschwabe Julia Forchheimer Cecilia Hollis Barry Ponton. seventh graders Georgia Oates Jacobina Skinner Margaret Rains. sixth graders Sammy Morrison Emily LaBeff Marsha Mills.
Fort Davis traveled to Sierra Blanca to play their second district game. Jim Duncan scored all touchdowns and led the Indians as teammates carried him off the field after a 32 to 22 victory. Several locals traveled to El Paso for business and visits while others enjoyed weekend trips and civic events nearby.
Jeff Davis County backed Roosevelt with 292 votes to 33 for Landon reversing a long Republican tie. Hotel Limpia changes hands with Mrs. W S Miller departing. Mr and Mrs Barry Scobee to run the place. Fort Davis Indians crush Van Horn 27 0 and prepare to host Balmorhea Friday. New post office boxes arrive to serve a growing population.
The 1962 El Ocotillo staff lists editor Carole Holland and asst editor Paula Oates with Barbara LaBeff, Barbara Jean Clark and Margaret Morrow as business managers. They have sold over 200 annuals to Alpine High School and a $500 deposit is mailed. Layout progress reaches 28 pages. at least 40 pages due by Nov. 15.
Joe Larky Rodriguez and David Ramirez from El Paso joined Sul Rossexes in Alpine for the homecoming activities, enjoying the community events and festivities during the visit.
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