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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1958

Page

12

Fort Davis Indians Triumph In Rain Soaked Fort Davis Game

In Fort Davis the Balmorhea and Fort Davis Indians played a thrilling football clash despite rain. Fort Davis edged Balmorhea 44 to 25, marking the Indians third win of the season. The halftime band display drew rain, then Roxa Medley received roses and a bracelet from band president Rudy Hernandez. Also noted are funeral details for Mrs. Irma C. Allison of El Paso, sister to the late E. Carlton, with survivors listed among Fort Davis, Van Horn, and Marfa families.

Fort Davis Field Balmorhea Fort Davis Indians Fort Davis Depsite Roxa Rudy Hernandez Maria van Horn Irma C. Allison el Paso Rev Allison Cuba M. H. Sproul Methodists E. Carlton Carlton Sproul Bob Sproul H. E Dude) Sproul C. FE. Carlton BR. L R. L. Sproul H. E Fort Davis D K Johnson Ramsey Davisson Jamsey

Youth Day at Baptist Church Highlights Sul Ross Students

Sunday youth day at the Baptist Church featured the Young People in morning and evening services with music, prayers, and announcements led by Sul Ross students James Ham and Leon Carroll. Following the service a fellowship gathering occurred in the church parlor as attendance and programs were favorable.

The Baptist Church Sul Ross James Ham Leon Carroll

Whittenburg Enters Senate Race From Texas Ranching Roots

Roy Whittenburg, a 45 year old Amarillo cattleman, oilman, and Borger publisher, announces his bid for U S Senate as a Republican. A third generation Texan from a long West Texas family, he says Supreme Court rulings and integration spurred his run for stronger states rights and self government. He questions whether states can control school systems without federal limits.

U. S Texas Amarillo Borger West Texas Supreme Court Senate

Chrysler powered by new engine headline appears

Mesdames J H Clark A W Rau Clara Gibson S M Mims and Miss Lela attended a meeting at the Sanderson Band Hall. Mr and Mrs Fritz Kahl visited Austin then Richmond Texas to see Mrs Kahl's sister Nancy and family. Mr Kahl discussed brucellosis activities in the region. In 1957 automotive parts makers boosted advertising by 141 percent over the prior year.

Mesdames J. H. Clark A. W. Rau Clara Gibson M. Mims Miss Lela Sanderson Band Hall Fritz Kahl Austin Richmond Texas

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