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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1950

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Alpine residents tour Big Bend with Show Me program

Local business leaders joined a Show Me sponsored tour to Big Bend National Park. Park officials and chamber of commerce hosted praising the park staff. Back in Alpine residents report newfound information access and plan for football season with Sul Ross at Huntsville and Bucks hosting Ozona next Friday. The Lobo Bearkat game will be broadcast, giving locals a preview of upcoming events.

Big Bend National Park Chamber of Commerce Sul Ross Huntsville Bucks Ozona Park

Central and Marfa squads split season opener in Marfa

Alpine Central and Marfa played a doubleheader style season opener with Central’s smaller squad losing 20 to 0 while the larger Central team won 13 to 0. The Marfa boys credited Allen Turner with two early touchdowns and Renford Burleson added an extra point.

Alpine Central Big Bend Marfa Central Mart Boys Sig Miles Henderson Ie’ Davis Alan, Turner Phill McGaughy Renford Allen Turner Renford Burleson Freddie Davis Burleson Phil McGeughy

R Gard recalls first vacation back to old stomping grounds

R Gard recounts a 50 year return trip with his daughter Mary Ellen through Texas and the Midwest, visiting Austin Jackson ville Memphis Nashville and Detroit area sites while noting highways, climate and hospitality. He reflects on former work as county surveyor and engineer on the interurban line, and praises Texas as superior for highways and climate.

R. Gard Texas Mary Ellen Austin Mty Bascom Giles Public Lands Jacksonville Memphis Nashvile Livingston Byrdstown Tennessee Lexington Kentucky Ohio Urbana Springfield Dayton Columbus Toledo State of Michigan Detroit Erie Monroe Dun & Bradstreet Charley Mack Mooney Big Bend Mack Colum Bend Jong

90 Old Line Officers Appointed Admirals

Houston reports 90 old line officers commissioned as Admirals in the Texas Navy on Sept 9. The event caps a gathering of about 400 ex-officers from a long-running Camp of Campers, with roll calls, tours of San Jacinto and Texas Battleship, and a Silver Bugle ceremony presided by George F. E. B. Peddy.

John Gillett Val Richardson Houston Gillett Richardson Texas Navy Admiral Richardson Mary Frazer Leon Springs Douglas’ MacArthur War’ Department Frsfine Texas PFC San Jacinto Battlefield George Fe.b. Peddy

Big Bend Missionary Association Meet Set for Fort Davis

The Big Bend Missionary Association will convene at Fort Davis on Monday and Tuesday, September 18 and 19. Opening sessions begin Monday at 2 30 p m and end Tuesday afternoon after reports. The annual sermon will be delivered by Rev George Bastian of Fort Stockton at 8 18 Monday evening.

Big Bend Missionary Assn Fort Davis Big Bend Missionary ‘Association George Bastian Fort Stockton

Lobos Take To Air For First Grid Battle

Sul Ross Lobo football opens with Sam Houston Stalkers in Huntsville September 1. Broadcast on KVLF for Alpine area. Lobos travel by plane this year, replacing long bus trips, as Red Pierce faces Pung Wilson in opener. Both teams drill hard, with veterans and new recruits, amid conference implications.

Sul Ross Lobo Sul Ross Sam Houston Stalkers Huntsville KVLF Lobos Kingsville Ni ‘Ogdoches Stephen F. Austin Bolleges Sam Houston Charles Laffon Pampa Joe Sanchez San Antonio Ted Seown Monahans Dwain Stacy Crane Bearkats

Cancer Association and Study Club Train Workers Here

The Alpine community hosts a Training Volunteers course under the American Cancer Society. Mrs Oliver Theophilus notes the program aims to educate about cancer, its facts, and dispel myths. Speakers discuss the Triangle of Leadership with a medical advisor, a lay man, and a lay woman guiding district campaigns.

Cancer Association Oliver Theophilus Alpine Study Club of Alpine Wotanteer Fine “American, Cancer Society Iron Tyler Bex Mies Haumers Broadfoot Brewster Sounty Texas Pecos el Paso George Turner J. M. Montgomery Fort Stockton

Work Starts Tuesday On New Bible Chair Building

Work progresses on Holland avenue projects including widening in the Holland hotel block and curb gutter installation. The state highway department will re top the pavement from the college campus west to the underpass, with Holland avenue serving as U.S. 67 90 through the city. Parking area paving at Alpine Lumber Co and the Teter Hill building were recently completed.

Holland Avenue Holland Hotel State Highway Department College Campus John Stovell Alpine Lumber Co Teter-Hill

Five youth are taken into custody on burglary charge

Five Latin American boys, oldest 12, pleaded guilty to entering Mrs Fern Silpine’s residence and taking a purse. The purse was recovered, and they were released to their parents. Luis Espinosa Sr. was fined $100 in J P court for shoplifting two boxes of hose from City Drug Store, unable to pay the fine and remained jailed.

Fern Silpine Luis Espinosa Sr J. P Rer South al

Tickets On Sale For Lobo ACC Game At Midland

Tickets for the Sul Ross Abi lene Christian College game at Midland next Saturday night are on sale at the Sul Ross business office. Tickets, including tax, are 1.80 dollars and available until Wednesday September 20 per business manager J. L. Kerby.

Midland Sul Ross J. L. Kerby

Alpine Residents Tour Big Bend Park Show Me Day

Alpine residents visited Big Bend National Park on Show Me day with 45 guests invited to learn about the park. Supt. Ross Maxwell welcomed them and guided tours covered the Chisos mountains, with an all day Rim trip to the South Rim offering views of the Rio Grande and Mexico. A barbecue and evening movie highlighted the day while park staff and concessioners shared hospitality.

Ross Maxwell Chisos Mountains South Rim Texas Rio Grande Mexico Boot Springs Lost Mine Peak

Three Cowboys Named to All-Star Nine in National Tourney

Alpine Cowboys place three players on the All-American team from the National Semi-Pro Baseball tournament held in Wichita Kansas. Linton Oilers also have three selections, with Fort Wayne Capeharts and St. Jeph Michigan each placing four. Cowboys named are Tom McBride at first base Dave Pluss catcher Bill Looney pitcher Pat Hubert or Nobby Graves outfielder Ray Van Cleef. The three Cowboys joined the Capeharts in Tokyo for the series against the Taiwanese champions.

Alpine Cowboys Wichita Kas Linton Oilers Fort Wayne Capeharts St. Jeph Mich Texas Tom McBride Sinton Oilers Ouitieder Dave Pluss Bill Looney Alpine ‘Owboys Pat Hubert Nobby Graves Alpineton Oilers Ray van Cleef Cowboys Capeharts Tokyo

Tile And Brick Structure Rising South Of Co op

A 52 by 80 foot brick veneer building is under construction south of the co op on East Avenue C near the Sul campus. J M Eichhholtz Construction Co of Alpine handles the project which faced delays due to material shortages. The $31,000 contract covers a large classroom, recreation room, lounge, prayer room, office, kitchen and caretaker bedroom with the old structure to be moved after completion. Local officials praise the planned facility as modern and the Texas Baptist convention contributed 22,000 to the fund with churches in Alpine area covering the rest.

Deter Koch Ereraliog Tesharer Santa Helens Canyon Courteay Park Slfills Ston No Wiser Seceusionaire Matwell Shar Tor Toocemion Marathon Ty Seing Omane Tiker Tornilie Exeek Raipine Povteng Elie Bee Baptist East N. Walker St College D. C. Littleton Alpine TM. Lankford George Thomason Bible Glenn. Bales First Baptist Church Texas Baptist ‘Convention First Baptist Atcownfield Bryan Texas

Homecoming at Sul Ross Set for Oct 21

Sul Ross College announces Homecoming on Saturday October 21 under President Dr R M Hawkins Australia plans include ex students events and a football game against the University of Corpus Christi A million dollar building program stretches across the campus featuring a fine arts building a girl dormitory a central cafeteria and minor improvements The Taekken field football stadium addition of 50000 will be completed expanding seating to about 5000 Also Mr and Mrs Raymond Teague and daughter Sandra travel to Lubbock to visit sister Mrs Kenneth Connell and Mr Connell

Sul Ross College R. M. Hawkins University of Corpus Christi Taekken

Highland dairy sale and dairy upgrades reported

Dr G P Smith announced the sale of his one half interest in the Highland dairy to C M Palmer. Palmer has attended Sul Ross College and worked at the dairy for months. The Highland dairy near Alpine serves Alpine and Marfa areas and was modernized after acquiring the business from R L Sansom in March. P T A plans first meeting of the year at Alpine High School Monday Sept 18 at 3 30 pm.

West Texas Alpine P. T. A

Plans for exhaustive pumping test at Alpine water site

Plans are underway for a two to three month exhaustive pumping test at the McIntyre Deele ranch seven miles south of Alpine to determine water yield for a potential town pipeline. Charlie Watson reports the 655 foot hole was cleaned with old casing straightened. the casing will be perforated for the test.

McIntyre Deele Alpine Charlie Watson

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