Alpine Public School Receives Butter Flour for 195960 Year
Alpine Public School cafeteria received 420 pounds of butter and 700 pounds of flour from the Surplus Foods Depot in El Paso to start the 195960 school year. Local visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J H Hendrick of Phoenix and Jo Ann Kendrick of Mineral Wells who visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Pierce. Kendrick is Mrs Pierce's sister and Kendrick is her niece.
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Alpine Public School
el Paso
J. H. Hendrick
Phoenix
Jo Ann Kendrick
Mineral Wells
Marvin Pierce
Miss. Kendrick
Mrs. Pierce
Miss Kendrick
Fort Davis Ice Cream Festival Date Change
The First Methodist Church of Fort Davis moved its ice cream festival from last Saturday to this Saturday September 5 on the Brandon Court lawn. J G Prude will preach at the Fort Davis Methodist Church Sunday morning September 6. The Fort Davis Kindergarten opened Monday with Mrs Ben Martin president and officers. Enrollment figures for local schools show Anderson School 127 Central 106.
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First Methodist Church
Fort Davis
Brandon Court Lawn
J. G. Prude
Ft. Davis Methodist Church
Ben Martin
John Robt
Prude
T. T. Kelly
J Rowley
Robt. C. Withers
B.C. Neill
Anderson School
Braves Turn Down Midland in Farm Club Shakeup
Midland’s Milwaukee affiliate loses support and exits the Sophomore League as the Braves and Alpine Cowboys discuss future affiliations. League President Grady Terry says Milwaukee did not receive city backing this season and will not operate the club next year. Alpine Cowey owners Russell and Kekernot praise the Boston Red Sox for support.
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Milwaukee Braves
Grady Terry
Midland
Milwaukee
Terry
Gene Russell
Alpine Coweys
Cowboys
Russell
Alpine
Boston Red Sox
Cowboy
Herbert L. Kekernot Jr
Kekernot
Locals Visit Kerrville and Austin Family Ties
Locals Mrs. John C. Epperson and Douglas Glasscock spent the weekend in Kerrville visiting Woodrow Epperson who is in the Veterans Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Elliott hosted Mrs. Elliott’s sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Glover from El Paso, an aunt Mrs. LP Speck of Monterey Tennessee, and cousin Miss Pegay Ann Speck of Nashville Tennessee. Frank Davidson and two sons of Fort Hancock visited Ed and Mrs. Davidson, then traveled to Austin to meet their older son who will be a UT junior this fall.
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John C. Epperson
Douglas Glasscock
Kerrville
Woodrow Epperson
Woodrow
Veterans Hospital
R. G. Elliott
Eliot
Joe H. Glover
el Paso
LP. Speck
Monterey
Tenn
Pegay Ann Speck
Nashville
Frank Davidson
Fort Hancock
Ed Davidson
Austin
University of Texas
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