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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1949

Page

2

Alpine News Briefs Highlight Local Growth and Timely Improvements

The Murphyville column reports progress on the Del Rio meeting of the Mexican Border Trail Assn as 8 670 square feet of billboard space promotes the scenic border route on U S 90 and Holland avenue Alpine merchants stand to gain. Del Rio Winter Garden Telephone Co announces a modernized system with 606 new wire pairs and ongoing upgrades. Ethelberta's Alpine calendar by Lassiter and Nail charms readers with local history sourced from Al Avalanche files.

Murphyville del Rio Holland Avenue Hollan Avenue Alpine Winter Garden T. M. Miller Miller Berta Clark Lassiter Ethel Nail al— Avalanche Ethelberta

Alpine News Roundup Sparks Town Spirit and Sports Gridiron

Local notes celebrate Alpine locals and events from 1920s style club scenes to football games. Lions and Sul Ross Lobos gear up for clashes with Ozona Maria and Sam Houston, with community tales of square dancing, Gulf Monday Quarterbacks, taxes, and playful jokes about cars and tortoises.

Ozona Maria Marfa Sul Ross Lobos Jackson Field Alpine Sam Houston Sul Ross Columbus America Spain Christopher Columbus

E E Howard Grows Big Grapes in Dilley Vineyard

Former Alpine resident E E Howard now in Dilley produces Muscat Rose grapes praised by county agent N H Hunt of Pearsall who photographed vines. One vine yielded at least 50 pounds of grapes in 20 months after planting. Clipping from Dilley Herald sent by Mrs H B ard via Avalanche mentions the record. Viscountess Astor, once Nancy Langhorne of Virginia, becomes England's first woman MP. Rome's Cathedral of St Peter is 636 feet long.

EE. E. Howard Alpine Dilley Frie County N. H. Hunt Pearsall H. B.ard Viscountess ‘Astor Nancy Langhorne Virginia England

New SA Faculty Announced With Several Appointments

Dr. Hawkins announces new SA instructors including Charles L. Cox Jr in Geology, Elton R. Miles as Associate Professor of English, Charles W. Cox as Graduate Assistant in Speech, Hank Finger as Graduate Assistant in RAH, Lanell S. Skinner in Library, Neal Barnhart as Associate Professor of Business Administration, Tom Connor as Student Union Building director, and Dr Frank C. Dutton in Education relieving Bill Powell on leave while pursuing a doctorate.

Charles L. Cox, Jr University of Colorado Charles W. Cox Sul Ross Hank Finger R.A.H Lanell S. Skinner Neal Barnhart Tom Connor Frank C. Dutton Education Department Bill Powell Almence

Key Receives Honorary State Farmer Degree in Area II

Henry Key, former Sul Ross business manager and current educator, was named the lone recipient of the Honorary State Farmer Degree by Texas FFA Area II. The tribute recognizes his sacrifice of time and energy to support Future Farmers of America activities including Leadership Training Schools and invitational judging contests.

Henry Key Sul Ross Texas Association of the Future Farmers of America Area II Area II Association of Ffa Key Olne FFA Future Farmers

Confucius Sez Says on Empty Promises and Manners

A quirky collection of aphorisms critiques dating fruitlessness, flattery, drinking, loyalty, and manners. It notes that praise may come from unworthy sources and warns against flattery leading to bad outcomes while highlighting social missteps and the unreliable value of empty gestures.

In Mexico everything is banana says Mexican visitor

A Mexican visitor comments that in Mexico everything is banana while in America the approach is to take it up first thing in the morning, highlighting cultural accents in a light remark.

Mexico America

Humorous Quote Mixes Disease List with Vow Jibe

A cheeky line lists yellow fever malaria elephantiasis and dengue as diseases carried by mosquitoes and ends with a quip asking two people to marry and forget each other reflecting lighthearted satire.

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