Alpine Schools Open Auspiciously In Alpine
Alpine officials and patrons filled the big public school auditorium Tuesday morning for the opening of the new session. Superintendent Melton urged cooperation and spoke of moving beyond prewar conditions toward better moral and educational gains. President Marquis of Sul Ross Normal and President Jackson of the School Board offered remarks, praising faculty and urging a positive, forward course.
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First Christian Church
HM. Smith
Methodist Church
David Crockett
Melton
Alpine
R. L. Marquis
Sul Ross Normal
Jackson
He. F. E. Gillett
A. A. Newell
G. M. Benson
Alpine Lumber Co
Pep
Alpine Chamber Backs Good Roads Bond Issue
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce openly supports the $300,000 good roads bonds and urges a full vote next Saturday. Speakers include J B Casner, Postmaster Jack Allen, Judge Perkins, Vouncey, Caldwell, Thos V Skaggs, Professor Mellon, and Chamber President Homer Ferguson, framing roads and schools as civic progress for Alpine Texas.
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
Alpine
Texas
J. D. Fauntleroy
Austin
Rush
Jack Allen
J. B. Casner
Good Roads Campaign Committee
Casner
Judge Perkins
Vouncey
Brewster County
Caldwell
Allen
Lajitas
Thos
V. Skaggs
Skaggs
Mellon
Marquis
Sul Ross Normal
Homer Ferguson
Chamber
Maine Chamber of Commerce
Legion Concludes Three Day Convention in Waco
The American Legion wrapped a three day convention in Waco concluding last night with attendees and officials reflecting on sessions and upcoming community programs.
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American Legion
Waco
A Noble Charity by West Texas Association Leader
Rev W A Nicholas superintendent of The West Texas Childrens Aid and Welfare Association spoke at four Alpine churches about the group's aims. He placed two orphans with the Yarbros at Marathon, both girls aged six months and six years. Nicholas said the association supports orphans by paying one dollar daily for board and care in Abilene until homes are found.
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W. A. Nicholas
West Texas Childrens’ Aid and Welfare Association
Abilene
Alpine
Luther Yarbro
Marathon
Mexican Family Murder Near St. Helena Reported
A Mexican family headed by Natividad Madril and including his wife and two children were found dead in their home across the river from St. Helena. Gunshot wounds suggest homicide. the crime likely occurred Thursday, with a supposed “neon” Mexican suspect. J L Sublett of St. Helena, in Alpine Monday, relayed news of the killings about three miles below the Sublett place.
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Natividad Madril
Mexico
St. Helena
J. L. Sublett
Alpine
Sublett
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