Mobile hospital arrives at Sul Ross State College
A 200 bed mobile hospital and equipment were stored Friday under the main building steps at Sul Ross State College. The unit, the third in Texas from the Federal Civil Defense Administration via the Texas State Civil Defense Administration, can be deployed in eight hours for 200 casualties. Storage room provided by Dr. Bryan Wildenthal, with supervision by Dr. Arvel Ponton and W. J. Newell.
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Sul Ress State College
Texas
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Texas State Civil Defense Administration
Bryan Wildenthal
Sul Ross State College
Arvel Ponton
Alpine
W. J. Newell
Brewster County Civil Defense
Sul Ross Hosts New Music and Library Staff Influx
Mr and Mrs Mjolsness have a son and daughter married and living in Alpine at 1005 N St. Murphy arrives from New Mexico Western College Silver City to lead band and chorus after seven years. he studied at four colleges and universities and earned degrees including BA BM and Master of Music. Miss Alleen McKinney, Sul Ross graduate, moves from Greenville to lead library work after studying at Alabama Tennessee and Illinois campuses and serving in Army library roles in Germany.
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Sul Ross
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Silver City
Hillman
Mich
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Davenport
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Chicago
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Alpine
Joe Bellamah
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Eldorado
Greenville
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Graduates Celebrate Ann Bonds At Fort Worth Nursing School
Ann Bonds recently graduated from TCU College of Nursing and was feted with a round of parties in Fort Worth attended by Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bonds and Sue. Family visitors included Mrs. J. H. Holley Jr. of Houston and Mrs. A. Steve Anne Paula and Gwen of Monterrey.
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Sue
TCU College of Nursing
Ann
Fort Worth
Mare Christian Church
C. Chism
Chism
J. H. Holley Jr
Houston
A. Steve
Anne
Paula
Gwen
Monterrey
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Alpine youth John Votaw remembered in community notes
John Votaw, born December 22 1633 in Tucson Arizona, is honored in a local obituary note. Survivors include his parents grandparents and an uncle Frank Votaw of Alpine. He attended Alpine public schools and earned recognition such as Our Guy by Future Homemakers and American Legion Boys State delegate in 1957. He played football for the Alpine High Buck team and planned to enter Sul Ross State College.
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Doi Burgess
Dennis Wynn
Jack Thee
Tony Stringer
Foster Hirtch
Dan Logan
American Legion
Our Guy
Pler
Alpine High
Alpine schools prepare for full term as numbers edge toward 1000
School officials report fluctuating enrollments across grades with 51 freshmen, 73 sophomores, 43 juniors, and 54 seniors. a relaxed five course rule spurs small study halls while journalism may start amid math and science interest. Illnesses and fevers appeared on opening day as activities begin at all three schools and a Friday deadline nears for full progress ahead of the September 12 football opener.
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Jniors
Girl Killed In Two Car Mishap Near Jeff Davis County
Alfonso Vasquez 23 of Marfa charged with murder without malice in connection with the Sunday traffic death of Linda Kay Proctor 12 after his car rear ended a vehicle carrying the girl her brother two cousins and grandparents. The grandmother W R Barfield of Odessa in fair condition. other relatives treated. Funeral arrangements set for Linda Proctor.
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Alfonso Vasquez
Marfa
Malic
Linda Kay Proctor
Wilbur B. Medley
Jeff Davis County
Barry Scobee
Vasquez
W. R. Barfield
Odessa
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
David Proctor
Richard Lynn Heady
Barbara Ruth
Church Roll To Be Called By Baptists
The First Baptist Church will hold the third in a series of emphasis services at 8 p.m. Sunday Sept. 7. The service will feature calling the church roll and residents are asked to answer present or arrange an explanation for absence, said Rev. R. E Streetman.
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First Baptist Church
R. E Streetman
Mr. Streetman
Bird hunting barred on public highways in state
Mourning dove hunting is banned on public roads and highways within the state. Game Warden Sanford DeVoll warned shooters this week. No open season applies in state game preserves statutory wildlife sanctuaries and U S wildlife sanctuaries. Shooting is barred within city corporate limits.
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Sanford DeVoll
U. S
Card of Thanks Highlights Community Support
The Votaws and family thank friends for comfort during their loss and praise ten young helpers. Duane Evans of El Paso Natural Gas Products Co visits family and plans to attend Sul Ross. Kay Evans, 1958 Alpine High graduate, will also attend, joining Bob Bowers in Karnes City. A. M. Wamplers visit, as do C. M. Sparks of Houston and W D McCalls visit Del Rio.
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el Paso Natural Gas Products Co
el Paso
Joe Evans
Sul Ross
Kay
Alpine High
A. M. Wampler
Bob Bowers
Karnes City
C. M. Sparks
Houston
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