Local Items Highlight Moves and Education
Tommy Hailey leaves for Ft. Smith Arkansas for reserve officers training then returns to Alpine to work with the Texas Game and Fish Commission. Mrs. Hailey teaches at Centennial School. Hooley McSpadden’s family hosts Mrs. John Young after a Barcelona Venezuela visit. Lolly Lockhart enrolls in John Sealy School of Nursing in Galveston. Leo Tucker trains at Fort Carson and is stationed at Ft. Riley. Mrs. Victor Smith tours multiple states with family. Lolly Lockhart’s nursing studies at Galveston. Clay Hall resident.
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Tommy Hailey
Ft. Smith
Ark
Alpine
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Hailey
Centennial School
S. Leo Tucker
Army
Fort Carson
Colo
Ft. Riley
Kans
Victor Smith
Lubbock
Elkhart
Ind
Nashville
Lolly Lockhart
W. E. Lockhart
John Sealy School of Nursing
Galveston
Clay Hall
Wink Edges Alpine 19-12 in Tough Backyard Battle
Wink narrowly defeated Alpine 19 to 12 as Freddy Valadez left the game with a broken wrist. Mickey Logan and Wendell Forga scored for Wink while Alpine’s defense clamped down midgame, but John Pate connected with Billy Davis for a 68 yard touchdown drive that briefly threatened a rally.
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Wink
Alpine
Freddy Valadez
Wildcats
Mickey Logan
Bucks
Pete Bramley
John Pate
Billy Davis
Pate
Davis
Wendal Forga
Cleveland Robinson
Dell Hoffman
Amando Leyva
Carlos Rios
Pete Salgado
Arnold Sawyer
Harold Hensley
Russell McAfee
Robert Lujan
Student Council Sells Handbooks at Alpine High
Alpine High School announces handbooks for sale by the Student Council as a recurring fund project. The price is 25e and proceeds support student activities. The council also discusses updating the school constitution and a proposed name change for the queen title to Autumn Queen.
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Alpine High School
Baseball Workouts Begin At Sul Ross
Sul Ross State College opens its baseball season under new head coach Ray VanCleef with more than 30 players reporting for the first three week workout. The coach plans group drills and individual evaluation before final cuts for the spring schedule. The Lobos, NAIA champions in 1957 and runner-up in last spring's consolation bracket, look for a strong 58 team.
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Sul Ross State
Ray VanCleef
VanCleef
Sul Ross
Lobos
Mrs Baines Joins Real Estate Groups
Maude Baines has been accepted for membership in the Texas Real Estate Association and National Real Estate Board and may use the Realtor designation after her name. The notice stresses adherence to the highest ethical standards of business conduct.
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Maude Baines
Texas Real Estate Association
National Real Estate Board
Cotton Dominates Modern Apparel Fiber Usage
The report notes that nearly 70 percent of all apparel fibers used today are cotton, highlighting its dominant position in the fabric market and consumer clothing production.
Alpine cafeterias get 400 pounds of turkeys
School officials announce Alpine cafeterias will receive 400 pounds of frozen turkeys for immediate use. The birds will be the first meat the district has received in 15 months from Surplus Foods.
Alpine students named class officers at Sul Ross College
Three Alpine High School graduates were elected to class offices at Sul Ross State College. Freddy Davis won junior class vice president. The freshmen elected Ann to a class post. Davis played on the Lobo football and baseball teams and belonged to the Westminster Club. others held roles in clubs and campus activities.
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Sul Ross State College
Alpine High School
Lobo
Hard Rock Club
Press Club
Science Club
Th Skyline
College Newpaper
Freddy Davis
Westminister Club
Ann
Utility Clerk Vacancy At Alpine Post Office
Postmaster Billy Vest announced a utility clerk vacancy at the Alpine post office opening in mid October. Ismael Hernandez is resigning. applications are now open for the job.
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Billy Vest
Alpine
Ismael Hernandez
Vest
Clanton Representative to Student Council Named
Ann served as secretary treasurer of the freshman class in the summer. The American Baghdad is described as a replica of the White House in Washington D C with Clanton its representative to the Student Council.
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Clanton
Ann
Baghdad
Iraq
White House
Washington, D. C
Special donation urged to air World Series locally
Our regular budget lacks funds for this expense and residents are asked to contribute privately to enable TV coverage of the World Series in the area.
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Honor System TV Association
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Nancy Tucker
Nelon Locker Plant
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Alpine Post Office
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Big Bend Tv, Jewelry and Music Co
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Bologna
Kimbell
Kraft’s
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Tokay Grapes
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Pablum
del Monte
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Honey Boy
Charmin
Schilling
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Simon Pies
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