Rodeo Club elects officers and queen in campus meeting
The Rodeo Club held its first meeting in the new Science Building and chose Fred Meyers as president Gary Simpson as vice president Nancy Benson as secretary Tom Owens as treasurer Martha Smalling as reporter and Maxine Cochran as Rodeo Queen The Zeta Tau Zeta sorority elected officers led by Mary Richards as president Enedina Ogas as vice president Fulagia Rimirez as secretary treasurer Billy Gene Wynne as reporter Jy Turner as historian and the archery event noted during campus activities The piece highlights pride in the football team and upcoming interest in basketball baseball and rodeo programs
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Rodeo Club
Fred
Red Meyers
Gary Simpson
Nancy Benson
Tom Owens
Martha Smalling
Maxine Cochran
Clint
Zeta Taw Zeta
Joe Michael Woolley Enrolled at Hardin-Simmons University
Joe Michael Woolley of Fort Davis is enrolled at Hardin-Simmons University for the 1960 61 fall semester as a freshman ministerial student. A Fort Davis High School graduate, he studies Bible and speech at HSU and is the son of a local family.
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Abilene
Joe Michael Woolley
Fort Davis
Hardin—Simmons University
Fort Davis High School
HSU
Noted Spain conflict stars Cotten De Sica at Lobo Drive-In
Film listing mentions Joseph Cotten and Vittoria De Sica in a production directed by Nunnally Johnson set during a conflict in Spain. The note references sun day Monday and Tuesday showings at the Lobo Drive-In Theatre with an uncertain date context.
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Spain
Lobo Drive-In
Joseph Cotten
Vittoria de Sica
Nunnally Johnson
Radiation or Radioactivity Introductory Note
Radiation or radioactivity is the emission of very fast atomic particles or rays by the nuclei of atoms. Some elements are naturally radioactive, others become radioactive after they are bombarded with such particles.
Alpine School Insurance Coverage Figures Quoted
School officials said a total of 581 Alpine children were protected by the all school insurance. The deadline for participation is nearly here.
Unit To Aid Mentally Retarded Planned Here
An organizing meeting at 7:30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce building aims to form Brewster County's local chapter to aid the handicapped and mentally retarded. A county survey supports organizing this group. membership is open to all interested, not just parents. The group will sponsor Christmas wreath sales to benefit the children.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brewster County
Quarterly CAP Barbecue At Kokernot Lodge
The Civil Air Patrol Big Bean squadron held its quarterly barbecue at Kokernot Lodge Alpine with about 50 attendees. Fritz Kahl and Grady Nelon helped with provisions while Alpine cooks Miller Robinson Kenneth Mellard Russell White Maria and Charlie Hunter served the meal. Lt Col Farr Lankford urged new members to join CAP meetings at Alpine Airport first Sunday each month at 2 pm. Marfa Shorthorns and Alpine Bucks each received 525.13 from the Shorthorn Buck football time in Marfa last Friday night.
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Alpine
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Fort Davis
Grady Nelon
Miller Robison
Kenneth Mellard
Russell White
Maria
Charlie Hunter
Farr Lankford
Ron
Ma Alpine
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