Lobos Open Season Sept 25 at Jackson Field
A large Lobos football contingent will launch the season September 25 at Jackson Field against Randolph College. Coach Shotwell reports strong returning lettermen and several new linemen, with practices already underway. An Abilene Christian College game at San Angelo, October 2, is expected to be another major event with a special train organized by local chamber leaders.
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Sanderson
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Younger
Smith
Wood
Alle Hamilton
Arnold Denman
Terrell Henry Lease
Morelock
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Bingham
McNeill
Brown
Clark
Cody
Cochrane
Roark
Munn
Dyer
Randolph
San Angelo
Abilene Christian College
Worth Frazer
Dr. Pope
Bob Coffey
Chamber of Coffimerce
Kamereshe Lobos
San
Alpine School Opens With Appropriate Program
Alpine opens its new school term with a large assembly featuring address by M Melton and School Board members. Revs McClure Davis Mrs Garrett and President Morelock spoke on progress and bond funding to support maintenance and equipment needs, with Sul Ross College supplying three supervisors.
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M. Melton
Morelock
F. E. Gillett
Green Valley Well Spuds in This Week
Green Valley Oil Corp expects to spud a new well on the Wilson ranch near the previous site after repairs. J E Doddridge says all machinery and the derrick from the last well will be used. They planned to move the derrick but could not, and spudding is anticipated this week with a rush to completion.
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Cme
Russia
Tighend Counry
Kazmeier
United States
Agent Miller
Mr. Miller
Committee On By-Laws and Constitution
Sul Ross to Open Doors Sept 22 for Fall Term
Sul Ross State Teachers College plans to open its regular fall term next Wednesday with expected strong attendance. The college keeps most faculty and staff, while the Training School moves to city schools with college supervision. A $160,000 state appropriation for buildings and improvements may boost enrollments, with Herkeley Hall reservations and private-home options noted. The mild winters and status as a winter and summer resort draw students, and removal of the Training School will free space for better work. S. A. Pipes, editor of the Grove Obituary, visited the Avalanche office.
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Sul Ross College
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State Board of Control
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Ton
Many Teachers Attend Institute at Pecos
The Trans Pecos Teachers Consolidated Institute drew 109 educators to Pecos for a week long session on "The Challenge of Childhood." Held Monday through Friday, the program featured lectures by noted educators from West Texas State College University of Texas and the College of Industrial Arts with opening welcomes by Mayor J W Moore and Reeves County Judge H N McKellar.
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Teachers Consolidated Institute
H. W. Morelock
Sul Ross College
R. J. Jarrett
Department of Education
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
J. W. Baldwin
University of Texas
Julia Lipscomb
College of Industrial Arts
R. P. Jarrett
Alpine school district to issue bonds for improvements
The Alpine Independent School District board calls for a bond election of 30000 to fund a home economics cottage and 6000 for repairs. An additional 20000 bond issue will not raise taxes, as existing bonds 30000 are outstanding. About 1000 in bank funds will help finance the projects. The aim is to retain school credits and maintain affiliation with nineteen credit units. A. A. Newell notes the board expects a favorable vote and swift construction after approval.
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Sorge Baines
Feoncasles
Alpine Independent School District
A. A. Newell
Masonic Service Assn Meeting to Be Held in Alpine
Alpine Masons plan Monday night gathering at the Masonic hall with Hon Wilbur Keith executive secretary of the Masonic Service Association leading lectures and motion pictures. News from Austin will highlight the event showcasing Masonry in Texas and needs for relief programs. Activities will include Home and School in Fort Worth Home for Aged Arlington Eastern Star Home Arlington Hospital for Crippled Children Dallas and other programs statewide.
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Wilbur Keith
Masonic Service Association
Ing
Austin
Texas
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Fort Worth
Arlington
Eastern Star
Hospital For Crippled Children
Dallas
Aline
Peter
Xipin Lodge
Alpine
Pope
Alpine aims tree planting drive in city campaign
A Chamber of Commerce luncheon launch sets a citywide tree planting drive with committees to canvass Alpine, touted as West Texas’ prettiest city. J.D. Jackson and others speak on how trees improve appearance and boost property values. over 100 trees promised.
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MOVE
J.D. Jackson
Alpine
Texas
Biton
Bess
Lane
Cas Edwards
Seales
Dr. Pope
St. W. Coffey
H. J. Cottle
Sul Ross
Messrs
Scales
Tedwards
Perkins Resigns as County Attorney
Hon John Perkins resigned as county attorney after years in office. He praised for enforcing law and controlling county affairs. A successor was not named, with Gill Newsom to take office after the upcoming election, likely leaving the post vacant until then.
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Atorney Jornty
Cal
Perkine
Gill. Newsom
Judge Burke Receives Departure for Washington Trip
County judge Burke receives orders or leaves for Washington D C. Colonel Perkins left Wednesday for Washington where he expects to remain through the month. He will visit relatives in ira home Mississippi.
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Perkins
Ira Home
Mississippi
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