Sul Ross Fares Well With Regents And Board of Control
Sul Ross State Teachers College President H W Morelock returned from Austin where he met with state bodies and presented the next biennium budget. The plan includes faculty salary increases, a 15000 dollar gymnasium allotment, a 2500 dollar five acre fruit farm, more water facilities, and standard upkeep, contingent on legislative approval. A girls dormitory item was rejected, with hope lingering but no guarantee.
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H. W. Morelock
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Austin
State Teachers College
State Board of Regents
State Board of Control
Morelock
Sul Ross
Board of Regents
Dr. Berkeley
Senate
Regents
Stiglers Arrive as New El Paso School Assistants
W A Stigler arrives in El Paso as the new assistant superintendent of city schools to succeed W O DeWees. He comes from Sul Ross Normal at Alpine and is joined by Mrs Stigler and their daughter. The family plans to live in El Paso.
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W. A. Stigler
el Paso
Stigler
Sul Ross Normal
Alpine
W. O. DeWees
General rains reach ranches raise hopes of pasture
The long delayed summer rains have begun, not everywhere but in pockets. In Green Valley some areas show knee high grass as cooler temperatures linger and forecasts promise more moisture.
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Green Valley
Mex-Tex Wax Company Reports Large Orders and Output
Mr. Lee Harrington of the Mex Tex Wax Company says the firm just received an order for 30 000 pounds of Candelilla at 19 cents per pound f o b shipping point. Business has been fairly good this year and output may reach 120 000 tons. Headquarters are at Sierra Chino.
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Lee Harrington
Mex- Tex Wax Company
Harrington
Sierra Chino
Forty Two Club Hosts Night Of Games And Treats
Mrs. Herschel Hord entertained the 42 Club last Tuesday week from four to six. Winners bought small sacks of salted nuts. a salad course and grape ice followed with her mother Mrs. F A Mitchell of Marfa helping serve. Members and guests listed include A B Sandifer Palmer Haynes F A Robertson Roy Spence Middlebrooks Homer Fergus on W H Terry Sr R A McMurray Jim Casner H W Morelock John Young Jr Joe Hord Joe Burgess and guests Mrs C A Brown Mrs F A Mitchell and Mrs J W Bell.
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Herschel Hord
Palmer Haynes
F. A. Robertson
Roy Spence
Middlebrooks
Homer Ferguson
W. H. Terry, Sr
R. A. McMurray
Jim Casner
H. W. Morelock
John Young, Jr
Joe Hord
Joe Burgess
C. A. Brown
F. A. Mitchell
J. W. Bell
Entertains Bridge Club At Hostess Mrs Anja Wilson
Mrs Anja Wilson hosted the Bridge Club last Wednesday in a warmly decorated home. High score went to Mrs J F Burgess. Guests included Mrs Ida Kokernot Mrs Edwards Mrs Ivan McGaughey Mrs Webb Mrs Brown and Miss Pauline Terry.
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Anja Wilson
Bridge Club
J. F. Burgess
Ida Kokernot
Edwards
Ivan McGaughey
Webb
Brown
Pauline Terry
Jim Wilson
Weakley
Community asks cooperation for Alpine school system
They urge public involvement to improve Alpine schools. Residents are told officials are trying their best to provide a strong educational system, and cooperation from the community is essential.
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Alpine
Rotary luncheon highlights and speakers in Alpine
Last Friday's Rotary luncheon featured Judge Mead of Marfa poking fun at Rotary principles and procedures. Vernon McIntyre shared a new member view while Rotarian Scott expanded on core Rotary tenets. Arch Allen, Dr. Berkeley, and Kewpie Newell offered humorous talks, Capt. Battle praised Alpine and its citizens, and the meeting ended after a spirited quartet and a brief business adjournment.
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Rotary
Judge Mead
Marfa
Ioke
Roney
Vernon McIntyre
Scott
Vernon
Perkins
Arch Allen
Sui Ross
Dr. Berkeley
Kewpie Newell
Capt. Battle
Two Cars Collide Near Avalanche Corner in Minor Crash
A Sunday afternoon smash up at Avalanche corner involved a Buick driven by Arch Allen and a Ford driven by D FE Adams Jr. Allen, eastbound, hit Adams, northbound, sending Adams’ car into Lem Taylor yard and tipping it on its side. Allen’s car then struck a telephone pole, later breaking it off at the base. No serious injuries were reported. the Adams occupants escaped with minor scratches. Both vehicles suffered considerable damage.
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Arch Allen
D. FE. Adams, Jr
Allen
Adams
Lem Taylor Yard
Mr. Allen
Alpine Public Schools Open for New Year
Alpine Public Schools open on a September Tuesday morning with all faculty holding degrees from standard colleges. Patrons and friends are urged to attend the opening exercises for important announcements on enrollment and classification. The school expects one of its best sessions.
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George Baines
Public School Board
Gether
S. M. Melton
Bb. Connell
Morelvo Morrow
Sara Adrews
Pearl Hicks
Martha Boye
Home Econom
Alpine
For Sale Orchard and Home Near Town
Orchard and home for sale near town listed by H. L. Hord. Property includes 3 13 acres and is described in brief as a close proximity listing. Contact H. L. Hord for details.
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H. L. Hord
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State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Benj. F. Berkeley, Pres
Geo. C. Miller
H. W. Ferguson
G. B. Crawford, Asst
Alpine Mercantile Co
G. W. Martin
J. T. Darsey
Otis Turner
Mellotone
Alpine Lumber Co
Board OF Control
Stiglers
el Paso Herald
Mex-Tex Wax Company
Entertains Bridge Club
Ics
Lola Eubank
Lois Swift
Eda Weyerts
O. S. Andersen
Josephine Linn
Dorene Gee
M. PP. Slover
Ae Cotter
Parent
Chamber of Commerce
Tese
First National Bank
Hob Korrernot
Pres
W. B. Hancock
Bo. W. Baines Jr
Cash
Hord
Ceshies
Wim
A. Buchanan
Mitchell-Gillett Co
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