Lobos Roll Over St. Mary's In Alpine Night Game
Sal Rem Lobos defeated the favored St. Marys University Rattlers 9 to 1 at the newly lit Jackson Field on a Saturday thriller. Graham, Archer, and Hafenbrock starred for Sul Ross with strong line play from Graham and Riggs sidelined early. A large crowd saw the first night game in Alpine with a safety on a Rattler punt and Barret, Mouton, Sandig, and Potts among the scorers and stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Rem Lobos
Jackson Field
St. Mary's University Rattlers
Lotho
Helenbrock
Archer
Graham
Bul Ross
Lobo
Alpine
Alstmeclors
Barrett
End
Mouton
Rattler
Potts
Zane
Chief Riggs
Red Birchum
Tailoved Riggs
Wentz End
McQuillan
Rattlers
St. Mary’s
Mollon
Mary's
Sul Ross
Gul Rose
Haf‘enbrock
Hafenbrock
Legion and Auxiliary Observe Armistice Day Parade
Berw. Legion and Auxiliary plan a November 11 celebration marking twenty years since Armistice Day. A parade forms at the courthouse at 10 a.m. with ex service members and scouts, followed by an 11 a.m. program at the Methodist Church and a midday community basket lunch at Kokernot Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Auxiliary
Camel Motor
Holland Avenue
Sons of the Legion
Kokernot Lodge
Delivery of cattle to Gage Estate via BB Company
Delivery of cattle bought from the Gage Estate by the BB Company Fontana through its local representative W H Terry Jr has begun with 27 loads and 1 000 head of cattle cows calves yearlings and bulls. Other livestock transactions include delivery of 140 mined calves by Mrs J C Bird to F C Mellard Marfa for shipment to weather feed lots. Charlie Croeson delivered one feed steel scalves to Mellard and Gene Benson delivered 74 head stocker cows to J A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
BB Company
Fontana
Cali
W. H. Terry, Jr
J. C. Bird
F. C. Mellard
Marfa
Charlie Croeson
Mellard
Gene Benson
J. A. Anderson
O Daniel to Open Highway at Marfa
Citizens along the Marfa Van Ham road will witness the ribbon cutting by governor elect W Lee O Daniel on November 16 in Marfa marking the opening of the last unpaved link in the coast to coast U S 90 from Jacksonville Florida to Los Angeles California The 13 miles from Van Horn to Marfa near completed paving will be finished with new safety type straight roads improved drainage culverts and elimination of hazards along Barrow bridges Highway officials say this 65 mile stretch is among the safest under department supervision Plans are under consideration by the department for further extensions from Van Horn to El Paso
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Marfa
van Ham
W. Lee O’daniel
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
Calif
U. S. 90
van Horn
van Hera
Mrs Hudgins Recovers From Corpus Robstown Crash
Friends of Mrs. P. F. Hudgin of Corpus Christi report she is recovering from injuries after an auto accident on the Corpus Robstown highway several days ago. Mrs Hudgins is the former Miss Margaret Catto, daughter of Mr and Mrs EB Townsend of Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
Roy) Hudgin
Corpus Christi
Corpus-Robstown
Hudgins
Margaret Cat
Mra
EB Townsend
Alpine
Halloween Carnival Promises Fun By Alpine PTA
Alpine PTA hosts a Monday Halloween Carnival with a parade led by the high school band at 4:30, coronation of a Carnival Queen from the high school, a free admission ceremony at Granada Theatre, and a Midway Cafe meal. Features include games, fortune telling, bingo, a merry-go-round, a turkey prize, and a $750 prize from Mrs. Laura Bless as the event opens with various street and building attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbeth Sloan
Aalpine Entertainment
P.T. A
Granada Theatre
Alpine High Band
Gramada
Centential Ward School
Midway Cafe
P. de Pot
Laura Bless
Forrest Robinson
Hairman
Alpine Woman Dies After Long Illness at Last Saturday
Mrs. KD Morgan aged 1 died at her niece Mrs Walter Winkler home in Alpine after a long illness. She was born Aug 8 1880 in Pontotoc Miss and married Andrew D Morgan in 1894 in Van Alstyne Texas. She leaves a daughter Anne Alpine a foster daughter Mrs Winkler a niece Mrs Cecil Burnett of Oklahoma a nephew Albert Le Moncie of Miami Texas two brothers Charles F Tellison and J J Tellison and a sister Mire Paulina Thomas. She was a Baptist member since girlhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KD. Morgan
Walter Winkler
M. M. Fulmer
Mrs. Winkler
Cecil Burnett
Oklahoma
Albert le Moncie
Miami
Texas
Charles F. Tellison
Ballinger
J. J. Tellison
Amarillo
Mire
Paulina Thomas
Dallingsr
Sul Ross Lobos Face Texas A & I in AlamO Conference Game
Coach Graves and Robinson lead 22 Sul Ross Lobo players to Kingsville to challenge rivals Texas A and I Javelinas under the lights tomorrow night. Lobos face a tough South Texans foe but aim to disrupt homecoming. Barrett and Auten shifts solidified, Rigas expected back after minor injuries.
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Paul Kelch
B. C. Graves
Seldon Robinson
Sul Ross Lobo
Kingsville
Lobos
Texas A. & I. Javelinas
South Texans
Graves
Robinson
Jaguing
St. Mary's
Rigas
Contens
Kingville
Barrett
Auten
Bucks Face Fort Davis In Return Game At 3:30
Alpine High School Bucks travel to Fort Davis for a late afternoon return game. Fort Davis Indians seek revenge after a 7-6 loss here two weeks ago that snapped their long winning streak. Bucks, fueled by a confident lineup, aim to prove their victory was no fluke.
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Alpine High School Bucks
Fort Davis
Fort Davis Indiana
Indians
Bucks
Fort Devil Boys
Fountain Boys
Webb
Indian Lodge Hotel Gets New Management in Fort Davis
Indian Lodge in Davis Mountains State Park near Fort Davis is under Marvin C. Adams and Mrs. Adams. They, along with three other staff, plan to serve transient guests and deer hunters during November. The lodge has a large refrigeration vault for storing deer carcasses and aims to stay open year round.
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Fort Davis
Indian Lodge
Davis Mountains State Park
Marvin C. Adams
Adams
Marla
Fort D. A. Rumell
Mr. Adams
Poage Reappointed as Pastor at Local Methodist Church
Rev Franklin R Poage is reappointed for another year as pastor of the Methodist Church in Roswell New Mexico at the annual conference. His first year included a notable effort to clear church indebtedness drawing local praise and continued support from congregants and town residents. Additional appointments moved W L Barr to presiding elder El Paso district T Hester to Marathon Fort Davis M K Hill H Nance to Van Horn and other changes announced at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin R. Poage
Roswell
N. S
Poage
W. L. Barr
EL Paso
Tishomingo Indians Face Caddo in Local Football Clash
In Tishomingo Oklahoma, the Tishomingo High Indians played Caddo High. A kickoff returner was tackled on the 10 yard line by a Caddo substitute unseen by officials. The piece comments on local highway plans and travel times on U.S. routes.
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Mr. Ripley
Tishomingo
Oklo
Tishomingo High School Indians
Caddo High
Park to Park Highway Aide Urges Texas Route Upgrade
Oct. 24 state highway commission favorably considered improving a link in the 12,000 mile Canada to Big Bend route. Rep. Allison of Levelland and Hockley county commissioners urged paving from Dalhart to Odessa via Hereford Littlefield Levelland Brownfield, promising traffic relief and tourist growth through Slaughter oilfield and the Big Bend country. they cited the International Parks Highway Association backing the project.
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Byron C.utecht Austin
State Highway Commission
Canada
Big Bend Ark
Alson
Levelland
Hockley County
D. Gann
Joe Meyers
J. P. Shottnar
G. C. Brooks
Texas
Dalhart
Hereford
Littlefield
Brownfield
Odessa
Akirta
Oklahoma
Colorado
Slaughter
Allison
Big Bend
Internat
Ional Parks
U S Highway 67 Association Holds 11th Meeting Next Friday
About 100 delegates are expected in Reagan county for the 11th annual meeting of U S Highway 67 Association. The gathering aims to promote Big Bend National Park area development and paving progress on the route, with addresses by Dr H W Woretock and Judge J Wiley Taylor.
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J. Wiley Taylor
Reagan County
Big Bend ‘National Park
H.W. Woretock
Sul Rows College
Park Finance Committee
Park Area
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Marta
Presidio
Big Bend
Junior High Teams Sweep Del Rio Showdown
Coach Peyton Cain’s squads swept two Del Rio rivals last Saturday in Del Rio. The Junior High Spikes won 13-6 over the Del Rio Juniors, while the Midget team handled the Del Rio lightweights 28-7. Thirty-seven players traveled with Cain and staff, returning in time for the Lobo-St. Marys game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Peyton Cain
Border City
Lobo-St. Mary's J
Cain
Supt. Bankhead
Mra. Gay Meriwether
Mra W. TF. Meriwether
Magnolia Expands Storage at New West Texas Site
Magnolia Petroleum Co increases bulk storage at a new site north of Jackson Field after buying property from Humble Oil Co. Local dealer W G Fielder cites about 35,000 extra gallons capacity. Tanks were moved from the old site east of Alpine Lumber Co, leaving only the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Tackson Field
Humble Oil Co
W. G. Fielder
Texas
Alpine Lumber Co
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Henry S. Toombs
Asociate
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Lilly
Anne Hansche
Sacramento
RM. Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankheed
A. & I. Tangle
Sami
SECON
Indian Lodge Hotel
U.S. '67 Association
Mountaineeks
Hitler
Candonlovakia
Big Bend 18
Association
Glen Rose Lhat
Glen Rose
Steph Jenvitt
Trion County
Crane
Pecos Countie
Essen
Ariz
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