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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1969

Page

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Terlingua Chili Cookoff Brings Exes and Champions

The 3rd Annual World Championship Chili Cookoff is set for Terlingua at high noon Saturday November 1 with state champions C V Wood Joe D DeFrates and Woodruff DeSilva competing against international chili king Wick Fowler The event draws exes and spectators as humorist H Allen Smith returns as a spectator and vows to defend his interests amid controversy from chili groups in Dallas

Wick Fowler Texas Terlingua C. V. Wood Arizona London Bridge Lake Havasu Joe D. DeFrates Illinois Woodruff DeSilva California Fowler Raconteur Wit Avalanche Columnus Widley H. Allen Smith Eyrie Loop Road Smith Avalanche New York Fl Paso Times Chili Appreciation Society Dallas Coyote X. Tolbert

Sul Ross Homecoming Set With Parades Dances And Expo

Sul Ross University marks homecoming Saturday November 1 with a large parade at 12 30 pm marching from Holland to Jackson Field parade marshal Dean Bill Spurgin and multiple high school and military bands from Goodfellow AFB Del Rio Wink Grandfalls Alpine and more. Ex students greet events include open houses at the Alpine Country Club and Industrial Arts Building with 5 000 plus alumni invited and registration at 8 30 am. A 11 00 am barbecue at Kokernot Lodge precedes the day’s activities followed by queen coronation at Jackson Field and a 2 00 pm Sul Ross game.

Sul Ross Bryan Wildenthal Alpine Country Club Industrial Arts Department Kokernot Holland Jackson Field Bill Spurgin West Texas Texas A&i Goodfellow Air Force San Angelo San Feve High School del Rio Wink Grandfalls VanHorn Alpine Watson Jewelers Cindy Sides Lubbock Sandy Oberlin Malvern Ohio Anna Maria Gutierrez Margie McAuliffe el Paso Becky Terrero Pecos Paul Pierce W. H. Perryman Pierce Perryman Ex~ Students' Association Jim Tyler Midland

Alpine Buck Band Boosters Candy Sale Plans Nov 3

Alpine Buck Band Boosters will run the Halloween Candy Sale through Monday November 3. Band students sell bags of candy in Alpine at 1 dollar each with two five dollar prizes for top sellers. Proceeds fund activities for the band with last year totaling about seven hundred dollars. Parents can join via Mrs. Robert Causey for membership cards at one dollar.

Alpine Buck Band Alpine Aline Robert Causey

Lobos Face Top Ranked A&I In Homecoming Clash

Sul Ross hosts Texas A&I ranked No 1 NAIA and No 3 AP in a homecoming game at 2 p.m. Saturday as Ronnie Bell passes for 983 yards this season and Chris Byerley leads Lobos receivers with 33 catches. Mack Murphy paces conference kickoff returns. Sul Ross fell 0-43 to A&I in the last meeting with QB Joe Priest out.

Texas A&i Associated Press Bell Lone Star SFA Robert Pearce Pearce Chris Byerley Sal Ross Byerley Lobo East Texas King" Arthur James Mack Murphy A&j Sul Ross Joe Priest

Alpine student killed in highway crash near U S 90

Reba Jean Ripley sixteen died when the car she rode in overturned three miles west of Alpine on U S 90. Driver Janie Chapman was injured and treated at Brewster Memorial Hospital. Funeral services for Ripley were held Monday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. John Wright and Rev. Palmer McCown officiating. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery under Geeslin Funeral Home. Ripley was born August 30 1953 in Kermit and was an honor student at Alpine High School. Survivors include parents seven sisters and three brothers, plus grandparents and a host of relatives.

Reba Jean Ripley Alpine Janie Chapman Brewster Memorial Hospital Miss Ripley First Baptist Church John Wright the Nazarene Church Palmer McCown Baptist Student Union Elm Grove Cemetery Geeslin Gennie Mills Arkansas Betty Roberts Marathon Jackie Pittillo Patty Crawford Sandra Claver Fort Stockton LeRoy Ripley Odessa John R. Ripley Roger Lee Ripley Vietnam Minnie Atherton Chico Calif Elsie Norman Munday

Boyd Retires After 30 Years From ASC Office

James A. Boyd retires after 30 years of service with the Alpine ASC office of the U S Department of Agriculture. He and his wife will move to Perrin Texas after a surprise plaque presentation by 12 county district employees at a luncheon October 28 at Bien Venido Restaurant. Boyd led the Alpine office for over 17 years.

James A. Boyd ASC U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Perrin Texas

Dance Planned At Air Base

A Western dance will be held Friday October 31 at the Marfa Alpine air base from 8 until 12. Music by Wynn Stewart. Tickets at the gate for $3.40 per adult and $2.50 per student. Sponsored by local organizers.

Marfa- Alpine Air Base Wynn Stewart

Nichols Rite Held Here

Nichols 83 retired manager of Big Bend Wool & Mohair Co died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Geeslin Chapel with Rev James Wayne. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Louise Roberts brother John T Nichols sister Mrs May Wilson. Born November 14 1885 Whitesboro. He retired in 1960 and lived in Sanderson Alpine earlier. He worked 30 years with Clyde Mallory Lines between Galveston and New York.

Press Nichols Big Bend Wool & Mohair Co Brewster Memorial Hospital Geeslin Funeral Home James Wayne Elm Grove Cemetery Walter Downie John T. Williams Sanderson J. M. Lea San Angelo Col. W. T. Bondurant

Chambers Split Proceeds For Soaring Meet and Uni Fund

John C. Stradley Alpine Chamber president says the Marfa and Alpine Chambers will share half of the proceeds with the International Soaring Meet set for Marfa in 1970 and the other half donated to Sul Ross State University athletic fund.

Marfa Alpine Chambers of Commerce Sul Ross State University Athletic Fund John C. Stradley Alpine Chamber

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W. D Bill) Smithers Norman L. McNeil Jim Clark Alta Bell Kay James Cauble Austin Tom Connor Turner F. Austin San Antonio John ©. Epperson James W. Glasscock Sally Lobos A&i Boyd Air Base
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