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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1956

Page

10

Alpine Unveils New 290000 Telephone Center

The Alpine community marks a major upgrade as Southwestern Bell completes a $290,000 long distance center. On Sunday September 16, the new Tennyson-7 numbers begin service, with operators resuming full local support. The Alpine plant will key long distance calls to Presidio, Mari, Fort Davis, Marathon, and Sanderson, signaling growth and future prospects.

Alpine Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Presidio Mari Fort Davis Marathon Sanderson

El Paso Chamber backs Big Bend Park booster

El Paso CC executive vice president Woody Wilson has long backed Big Bend National Park. A Chamber map highlights the park and nearby sites Marathon Fort Davis McDonald Observatory Limpia Canyon Presidio and Ojinaga. Wilson urges Texans to support the park to accelerate its prominence.

Woody Wilson el Paso Avalanche Park Big Bend-Davis Mountains Marathon Fort Davis McDonald Observatory Limpia Canyon Presidio Ojinaga

Stop For School Busses In Texas Law And Common Sense

A historical note urges drivers to stop for school buses loading or unloading. Texas law requires stopping when a stopped bus is receiving or discharging children, with caution and a speed not exceeding 10 mph if passing. The piece argues violators should be reported and criticizes unsafe behavior.

Texas

Years Ago In Brewster County 1916 News Reel

Alpine public schools open with an expected large attendance under the new compulsory attendance law. Troop changes move Capt Shropshire to Marathon and Capt Jenkins to Terlingua. Derrick family returns to Alpine for winter schooling. District Court opens with Judge Joe Jones. Grand Jury indicts Harry Spanell for murder. John Blevins visits San Antonio. Ford family moves to Alpine. Kokernot family back in San Antonio. Mrs Bird attends Baptist Association in El Paso. Dr Gillett from Cuero visits F E Gillett. J J Roberts of Gage Ranch visits. Christmas bazaar planned Dec 8-9 by Christian Church ladies. Mrs L B Allen of San Antonio visits Alpine. Guy Crawford Jr returns from Fort Stockton mercantile job.

Auto Inspection Period Set By Texas Public Safety Commission

The Texas Public Safety Commission announced Sept 15 1956 to April 15 1957 as the inspection period under the Motor Vehicle Inspection law. Col Homer Garrison Jr urged motorists to inspect early to avoid end of period delays. DPS said over 4200 licensed stations will have stickers and be ready to check vehicles. There is a bright side to every thing. But in politics it is the inside.

Texas Public Safety Commission Homer Garrison, Jr Texas Department Public Safety George W. Busby DPS Motor Vehicle Inspection Division

Underground water storage would make Alpine a thriving Southwest city

W H Stephenson of Alpine argues that an ancient underground river system created by faulting and continental drainage could provide vast irrigation water. He urges locating and developing these underground storages to transform Alpine into a leading Southwest city.

Jon Canada Rocky Mountain System Tex Texas el Paso Finley Sierra Blanca Yucca Fist Lobo Saw Tooth Mountains Hayek Mowntains Sul Ross Hill Alpine Altuda Mountain Marathon Fold Santiago Mountain Davis Tains Glass Mountain Edwards Plateau Spring Creek Fort Stockton Hovey Pecos van Horn Bakersfield Gulf Rio Grande Big Bend Davis Mountains Clusier

Area Church Schedule Listing

A church directory lists multiple congregations with pastors addresses and service times including Sunday School worship and midweek events for SIRSY BAPTIST OUR LADY OF PEACE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST MEXICAN METHODIST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and Baptist student union notes within a local community.

St James Episcopal Church Service Times

The Ven. Robert Davis M A Vicar leads morning worship at 9 a.m. Sunday School follows at 10 a.m. Canterbury Club meets at 5 p.m. on the first and third Sundays. Holy Communion is at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays and is observed Thursday at 9 a.m.

ST. James Episcopal Church Robert ¥. Davis Canterbury Club

First Presbyterian Church Notices

Rev. Clanton W. Newbill pastor at Avenue Sth St. Phones 2449. Sunday church school at 9:00 a.m. Public worship at 10:80. Westminster fellowship at 6 p.m.

Clanton W. Newbill Cat Aaa Westminister Fellowship Paa

Assembly of God Service Times and Pastors Listed

The notice lists two nearby Assembly of God churches with addresses and phone numbers. Rev Walter W Esch at 42 North sth Street offers Sunday School 9:45 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev Carl Lawson at Third and Avenue D lists Church School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. plus M Y F and Wesley Groups at 6 p.m.

Church OF Christ George S. DeVoll East Avenue Walter W. Esch North Sth Street Pam Carl Lawson Third & Avenue D M.Y.F Wesley

Christian Science and Immanuel Baptist Service Schedule

At 406 East Ave the Christian Science Society hosts church service at 11 a.m. Iglesia Bautista Immanuel lists Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship follows at 11:18 a.m. Training Union meets at 7:45 p.m. Evening service begins at 8:30 p.m.

Christian Science Society East Ave Iglesia Bautista Immanuel. E. Avenue G Bible School Training Union

Rites Held In Midland For Mrs. Jack Walcher

Funeral services were held in Midland for Mrs. Jack Walcher also known as Bess Lee Walcher 40 who died after a yearlong illness. She was the daughter of the late Homer Moo man former Alpine city secretary and Bess Moorman now a Pecos schools teacher. Burial followed in Midland. Surviving are her husband a sister and her mother Mrs. Kenneth Starnes of Arnett Oklahoma.

Midland Jack Bess Lee) Walcher Walcher M. H Homer) Mooman Alpine City Bess Moorman Pecos

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