Alpine Chamber Plans Beautification Drive and Tourism Push
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a tree planting campaign to beautify the town and encourage residents to plant and tend trees. The effort favors locusts with uniform street alignment and minimal cost, plus other varieties. discussions also cover street lighting and tourist accommodations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Hamilton
Texas Central Power
Cas Edwards
Lobos Football Training Begins Under Shotwell
Coach Shotwell left for Abilene and Sweetwater with high hopes for Sul Ross football. More newcomers, strong turnout, and a target October 2 San Angelo game against Abilene Christian College. September 25 planned with Randolph College at Cisco but canceled. Local players listed include Kelly Odessa Lee Smith Alpine Townsend Pampa Fuqua Younger Canyon Bozarth and many others. Berkeley heads to Austin September 12 for a special session on road bond validation and Land Office land sale matters with no expected state department probes.
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Rotary Junchion
Curtis Keen
Fort Worth
Texas
Alpine
Heald
Hamilton
Alps
Horace Morelock
Keen
Austin
Sul Ross
John Perkins
Berkeley
John
Brewster
Senator Berkeley
Dr. Mcflaniels
San Antonio
Scotty
Homer Ferguson
Leo Howell Herbert Kokernot
Shotwell
Abilene
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Lobos
Huskies
Abilene Christian College
Randolph College
Cisco
Christian Boys
Mr. Shotwell
KG. Kelly
Odessa Lee Smith
Wesley Townsend
Pampa Fuqua Younger
Canyon Marshall Bozarth
Taylor Cedric Anthony
Austin Drury Wood
Foye W. Terry
White Deer
Kermit Allen
Paul Ford
Talia
Clarence Cody
Odessa
W. C. Kouitz
Balmorton
Ross Pritter
Bracketville
Arnold Deaman
Bracketvil
Lynn Slayden
Austin Renton Starnes
Taylor
Clifford Kell
W. D. Cowan
Pecos
Horace Morlock
Frank Randolph
Maria John Adams
Temple Brown
Atorenjamin F. Berkeley I
Miriam A. Ferguson
Land Office of Lands
West Texas
Supreme Court
West
Land Office
Fergusons
Marfa Christian Convention Marked A Great Success
The Marfa district convention was a marked success with excellent addresses and plans for the coming year. The Maffa church provided notable hospitality and a welcoming atmosphere. Services at the Christian Church include Bible School at 9 45, Communion, and a sermon on Christian influence. E. M. Weyerts will lead the 7 30 meeting. topic is The Testing of the Christian's Work. Pastor S R McClure invites attendees and asks to bring friends.
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Marfa
ePeos
Maffa
Christian Church
Eda May Weyerts
Livingston Lease marry in Marfa church ceremony
Livingston and Mamie Lease were wed last Friday at the Christian Church in Marfa. Pastor M. A. Buhler performed the ceremony, with friends welcoming the couple as they begin married life. The pair will spend weeks in San Antonio before returning. George resumes teaching at Main Avenue High School in San Antonio while Mamie resumes her duties as Brewster County clerk in Alpine.
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Livingston-Leaseorge
Livingston
Mamie
Marraige
Christian Church
Marfa
M. A. Buhler
Marta
F. W. Weber
R ‘Ute
San Antonio
Frank Woodward
Marathon
Emily
John Henry Livingston
George
Main Avenue High School
Alpine
Sul Ross
C. W. Livingston
Avalanche
Alpine schools open Tuesday with Sul Rows training plan
Alpine city to begin fall term with a new plan under which Sul Rows College will supervise three departments. Opening exercises in the High School auditorium invite patrons and teachers to learn how the training school arrangement saves salaries and benefits students. Names of guiding teachers and administrators listed, with the superintendent reporting vacancies filled and a promising year ahead.
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Alpine
Sul Rows College
Sandifer
Sul Moms
Sandster
Self
Ton
Saker Hotels Publicity Director Praises Alpine Setting
Curtis A. Keen, Baker hotels public relations chief, touring Sul Ross College in Alpine, notes the town's ideal college location. He cites isolation from distractions, healthy climate, and atmosphere conducive to growth, while mentioning planned expansions in Mineral Wells and Houston.
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Curtis A. Keen
Baker Hotels of
Texas
Baker
Dallas
Fort Worth
F. Austin
Austin
Gunter
Menger
San Antono
Mineral Wells
Houston
Sul Ross College
Ate
Legislature urged to fund Texas teachers colleges and Sul Ross
State Board of Control discussed boosting drug program funding for Texas teachers colleges and Sul Ross College. Sul Ross would receive 1500000 for a new library, 100000 for a physics building, and 40000 for an outside heating plant. If approved, the plan aims to ease crowded facilities and expand capacity as enrollment grows to about 250 students in summer terms.
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State Board of Control
Board of Regents
State Teachers Colleges
Teachers College
Board of Control
Walthall
Morelock
Sul Ross
Associated Press
Sul Ross College
Friends of Education
Texas Teachers Colleges
Thomas B. Love
Daltad
Margie Neal
Carth
Benjamin Berkeley
Senate
Dan Moody
Teachers Colleges
Legilatory
H.W. Morelock
Sut Rows
Austin
Return From State Democratic Convents
Delegation from this county travels from San Antonio to Austin for a state Democratic convention. J D Jackson and John Perkins report a favorable attitude toward the 8 Hook with State senator and representatives present. Mr Jackson and Colonel Perkins return by train while WW Jenkins and Mrs Jenkins drive to Georgetown. J M Pouncey joins in Austin then travels to Paris continuing his itinerary.
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J.D. Jackson
John Perkins
San Antonio
Mr. Jackson
Colonel Perkins
WW. W. Jenkins
J. M. Pouncey
Austin
Odd Felons Lodge
Texas
Mr. Pouncey
Paris
Ray
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Tri-County
Harry Ulery
Texas Central Power Co
Greenwich
Murphy Johnson
Don Littleton
S. R. McClure
Banker Clark
Ft. Davis
ATTY
Josephine Linn
C. 8. Andersen
Myrtle Lee Voules
Ning Hello
Gladys Flan
Thelma Whatley
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