Alpine Echo Column Notes Shift In Attitude After Old Man Walks Easier
The Alpine Mountain Peaks column notes a change in village humor as the Old Man’s bum knee improves, with wise crackers avoiding face to face meetings. It reports two new readers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, and mentions 106 leaders of the column toward a 200 goal. Guest letters from E L Balle of Houston discuss sand bag orders and Alpine progress, while sorrow is noted over Dean A J Parkhurst of Sul Ross College, who died in Virginia.
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Bucks Disband For the Season
The Bucks disband for the season after a game Friday night with Monahans high. The decision follows concerns about student safety and disruptions at the Alpine high school.
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City Taxes Delinquent After September 30
City taxpayers are warned that September 30 is the last day for paying 1942 taxes without penalty and interest. Taxes not paid by Sept 30 become delinquent with a 10 percent penalty and 0.5 percent interest added after that date.
Fort Davis Teachers Meet Set for Friday at Two
Big Bend unit of the Texas State Teachers association will hold in Fort Davis next Friday at two o clock. Topics include Interscholastic League Activities Aeronautics The War Effort in the Schon Program and more with discussions led by Fort Davis and Sul Ross faculty and local leaders. The program also features a general session on nutrition and a music segment led by Sul Ross staff.
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Texas State Teachers Association
Fort Davis
B. E. Coan
Aeronautics
E. C. Coleman
Sul Ross
R. M. Bankhead
Joe L. Matthews
Marfa
Hal
Monkhouse
Charles H. Tennyson
TSTA
Tennyson
Texas Legislature
State Teachers Association
Music
Mixs
Trma Lee Batey
Red Cross Nutrition certificates offered at Masonic building
Alpine student Einert, now training at Keesler Field, is part of the Keesler Field octet that performed on the Cheers from the Camps program broadcast on the Columbia network Tuesday night. The Red Cross certificates are available at Red Cross rooms in the Masonic Building.
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Westminster Choir College
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Columbia
Alpine Youth Recalls Navy Service At Central Junior High
Seaman Bi Dorris, a veteran of four major naval engagements against Japan, spoke to Alpine Central Junior High students during second period. He described a destroyer, shared scenes from Alaska to Australia, praised Americans as resourceful, urged support for war stamps and bonds, and answered pupils by name.
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Pacific
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Australia
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Alpine
Good Neighbor Policy Taught in Alpine Schools
Texas lawmakers authorize Spanish teaching in elementary to high schools. Alpine begins with first year conversational Spanish led by Mr Thurston and Mrs Bogel. Pupils learn to speak about topics of interest, then read stories and write exercises. The aim is to foster good neighborliness with Latin America and develop sympathetic attitudes toward Spanish-speaking people.
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Tierra Cantadara
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Bogel
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Government vonas ana stamps investment claim
A brief outlet states that government vonas ana stamps are the safest investment on the market. No additional context or supporting details are provided.
Death of Sul Ross dean A. J. Parkhurst shocks campus
Sul Ross State College mourns the death of Dr. A J Parkhurst the dean of Sul Ross and professor of Education since 1940. He died near Richmond Virginia after a lengthy illness lasting since last April having spent time in Hines Veterans Hospital Chicago and in a southern town. Parkhurst earned a Ph D from UNC in 1940 and held degrees from Stetson and Duke. His brief Sul Ross tenure followed service as a Greenville South Carolina high school principal and a UNC fellowship.
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Scrap Metal Campaign in Alpine Tops 20,000 Lbs
Approximately 20 000 lbs of scrap metal have been collected in Alpine during the current campaign. J B Keefer Jr co chair man of the county committee said this is small but noted four carloads or more totaling around a quarter of a million pounds have already been shipped. He expects more piles in the mining area to be collected once trucks are secured to haul them to town.
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J. B. Keefer Jr
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Alpine Renames Principal Streets in City Plan
Alpine city officials announced a street renaming program after a chamber of commerce study. Holland avenue will be Main street and College avenue becomes Avenue D, while Fourth Fifth Sixth and Seventh streets keep their north south routes. CURB markers will be added by J B Williams and old markers repainted. a house numbering drive may follow led by Boy Scouts.
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One half inch moisture in September at Alpine area
After August's 7.18 inches, Alpine recorded only half an inch of moisture through September to Wednesday. A late shower added a drop, with the morning of the 20th at 45.4 degrees. Grass remains green as Highland county areas recover. Mrs. F E Gillett travels to Corona New Mexico to visit daughter Mrs Lee Hancock for a month or two.
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Lee Hancock
Alpine Juniors Triumph Over Marfa Yearlings in Contests
Alpine Juniors topped Marfa's yearlings in two contests amid a tight season caused by gasoline rationing and tire shortages. The Yellow Jackets, led by Harvey Matthews and coach Coleman, faced weather-friendly conditions with strong performances across events, while plans to exchange games with Maria were noted. Mr and Mrs D R Layana of the area were identified alongside their two daughters Jo Ann and Helen.
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Helen
Internationally Known Engineer Studies Big Bend Resources
Leopold Morris profiles William E. Giesecke, a renowned civil engineer, surveying the Big Bend region from Marathon to Alpine and Marfa. The work focuses on guayule, sotol, candelilla, lecheguilla, and other wild plants with industrial potential, alongside Giesecke's extensive global ventures in salt, nitrates, and mining across Latin America.
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Victoria
Texas
Big Bend
Alpine
Gage Hotel
Marathon
Marfa
Giesecke
Sealon
Mexico
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Uvalde
Alpine PTA Holds First Meeting of Year
The Alpine Parent-Teacher Association met Monday at 3 30 PM in the high school auditorium with 78 in attendance. President Mrs E C Coleman presided and introduced officers and committee chairs. Treasurer Mrs AE Owens reported 89 79 on hand. Vice president and program chair Mrs John D Young presented the yearbook theme Better Youth for a Better World. Ways and Means chair Mrs W D Burcham outlined a carnival plan and urged cooperation for October 8. Membership chair Mrs John Clanton described the drive October 5 to 9 with room contests for highest membership percentage and for full enrollment. Publications chair Mrs J M Floyd urged subscribing to state and national PT magazines, with a motion to subscribe to the national magazine for president and vice president carried. Hospitalty chair Mrs Guy Crawford welcomed attendees and introduced Superintendent Mr Bankhead, who spoke on wartime difficulties and rising costs. Music chair Mrs Bogel featured three ninth grade girls Margaret Ann Wilson, Doris Jean Hat, and Joyce Nevill in musical numbers.
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AE. Owens
John D. Young
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Central Junior School
J. M. Floyd
Guy Crawford
Hospitalty
Bankhead
Bogel
P.T.A. Music
Margaret Ann Wilson
Doris Jean Hat
Joyce Nevill
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