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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1956

Page

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Sul Ross College Fall Session Set to Start Monday

Sul Ross College plans its fall term with dormitory openings and registration beginning Monday September 10. Freshman orientation starts at 10 am with tests and counselor assignments, followed by open house and activities in the Student Union. Upperclassmen register Tuesday, with dances, pep rally, and all college events through Friday and a Church Day on Sunday.

Jackson Field Sul Ross State College Dudley Dobie Hallie Stillwell Ranch New York City Hallie

Amblin Around Alpine And The Big Bend And Davis Mountains

El Pasoans will visit Big Bend National Park for a meeting hosted by Mrs. Helen D. Gibb at the park in December. Abstract and title firms across 12 regional counties expect strong turnout, boosting travel to Big Bend and the Davis Mountains.

Amblin Alpine Big Bend and Davis Mountains Mrs. Gibb

Chief Operator Olga McCord Named for Alpine Center

Miss Olga McCord of Marfa is named chief operator for Southwestern Bell's new Alpine long distance center. She will move to 102 E Ave D with her mother Mrs Anna McCord to supervise Alpine operators. McCord began on switchboards in childhood and has worked with the company since 1920s. She is active in the First Methodist Church of Marfa and the Marfa Pilot Club and enjoys growing African violets.

Olga McCord Marfa Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Alpine E. Ave Miss McCord Anna McCord Ovale Texas Telephone Company First Methodist Church of

Cowboys Finish Third at Wichita NCBA Tourney

Alpine Cowboys place third in the National Baseball Congress event at Wichita Kansas. Ray Van Cleef starred with a pivotal triple play. Clyde McCullough named tournament MVP and All Star. Pitchers Toby Newton Boyd Linker earned wins. Team led by sponsor Herbert Kokernot Jr and manager Tom Chandler and praised as most popular. Podres absence shifted pitching, Navy ruling halted return. Buddy Watts strong in Deming and Linton games.

Wichita Kan al Pine Cowboys Ray van Cleef Fort Wayne Ind Clyde McCullough Chicago Cubs Ibullpen van Cleef McCullough Toby Newton Boyd Linker Cowboys Herbert L. Kokernot Jr Tom Chandler Alpine Sporting News Johnny Podres Podres Brooklyn Dodgers Navy Norfolk

Football District 7A Holds Fall Meeting at Alpine High

Twenty members of Football District 7A met at Alpine High School last Friday. Attendees included Supts Hamilton Still T A Pollan Matt Bader and C O McKinney, plus coaches and principals from Alpine Fabens Marfa Sanderson Ire Big Lake and other member schools. They approved dividing gate receipts, league jerseys rules, and eligibility lists, set a referees schedule with Clive Sanders of Odessa, and organized a Winter basketball plan with Marfa chosen as district chair and Ledker as secretary.

Cain Crawford JSV District 7A UIL Rhea Williams Austin Clive Sanders Odessa Sander Still Marfa Ker Marfa High Fabens Alpine

Big Bend Country Sees Broad Rains Push Yearly Total to Seven Inches

General rains spread across the Big Bend area with Alpine reporting seven inches for the year after a days of mist and showers. Ed Davidson northeast of Alpine measured 1.5 inches while Otis Kimball in the Glass Mountains recorded an inch. Sul Ross weather station logged 2.6 inches by nine yesterday, as creeks began to run and Big Bend National Park officials noted ongoing showers for three days.

Big Bend Big Bend - Davis Ed Davidson Alpine Otis Kimball Glass Mountains Kesey Kimball Miles Pierce George W. Miller Big Bend National Park Chises Mountains Sul Ross State College

7A Teams Face Tough Foes Schedule Shows

Alpine and district 7A football schedules reveal tough opponents. Iraan San derson and Alpine vary in difficulty. Bucks and Big Lake lead in eligible players. Complete district list includes Alpine Fabens Marfa San derson Iraan Big Lake with varied Sept Oct dates and opponents.

Sanderson Iraan Sonora Ellorado Big Lake Fort Stockton Alpine van Horn Fabens Burress Marfa San Felipe Ozona Rankin Pecos Cathedral el Paso Crane

Travel to Big Bend Park See Sharp August Rise

Big Bend National Park saw August visitors reach 15 068 up from 12 456 last August as Supt George W Miller notes. For Jan–Aug 1956 total visitors reached 36 008 vs 60 612 in 1955, a rise in travel to the park. Overnight occupancy in Chisos Mountain cottages totaled 4384 in August, up 324 from 1955. About 3100 campers used NPS grounds.

Big Bend National Park George W. Miller Supt. Miller Chisos Mt National Park Service

L. C. Ritchey Dies Suddenly in Carlsbad

L C Ritchey of Marathon prominent Brewster County businessman died in his sleep in Carlsbad New Mexico while en route home from vacation. He was a Pearbeer Distributor for a large West Texas area and is survived by his widow and their son Clinton of San Antonio. Funeral arrangements are pending with Livingston Funeral Home and will be announced on KVLF.

L. C. Ritchey Marathon Brewster County Carlsvad Big Bend Shriner Dave Elliott Alpine Ritchey Carlsbed Mr. Ritchey Ritcheys Clinton San Antonio Livingston Funeral Home KVLF

Alpine Public Schools Begin Full Term With New Assignments

Alpine Public Schools opened the 1956 57 term with 924 enrollments across Alpine High School Alpine Central and Alpine Centennial School. Three last minute faculty changes moved Mrs Pope to Alpine Central Mrs Read to Alpine High and Mrs Leavitt to Alpine Centennial while 10 Sul Ross student teachers began internships with the district.

Alpine Alpine School Alpine High School Alpine Central Alpine Centennial School Alpine High Alpine Centennial Jo Pope Lulu White Chelsea Young Read Rebecca Terry Dorothy M. Leavitt Pope Uvalde Medina Sanderson Read Leavitt Tennessee

Hay Roughage Program Opens in Brewster County

Patrick F. Sullivan announces a hay and roughage program in Brewster County. Applications are accepted by James A. Boyd in the TSC office through December 3, 1956, for a certificate worth 7.50 per ton toward roughage purchases through December 31, 1956.

Brewster County Patrick F. Sullivan FHA Sup Onc James A Boyd TSC

New Phone Directories To Be Delivered Today

Alpine will receive the new Southwestern Bell telephone directory on Friday containing the Sept 16 numbers. Manager Bob Montgomery says about 1700 listings will be included and 1900 copies printed with extras for replacements and new customers.

Alpine Bob Montgomery Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Montgomery

Chalk Talk by Cartoonist at Alpine High School

Student Council sponsors Chalk Talk on Sept. 13 by Bob Wood at 10 30 am in the Alpine High School Auditorium. Admission is 10 cents. The artist draws large colored pictures writes up side down and backwards and creates portraits of people in the audience.

Bob Wood Alpine High School

Humble Oil Banquet Highlights Alpine Attendees

Coach Curtis Kelley and Gene Hendryx of KVLF attended the Humble Oil Co annual football banquet in Odessa last night. Also present were Henry Bailey Alpine Humble dealer John Preson Bailey Service station Jim Glasscock of The Avalanche and coaches Al Milch Lee Galloway and Doyle Stout of Sul Ross.

Curtis Kelley Gene Hendryx KVLF Humble Oil Co Odessa Henry Bailey Alpine Humble John Preson Bailey Jim Glasscock The Avalanche al Milch Lee Galloway Doyle Stout Sul Ross

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