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Alpha Epsilon was the first Boulé in the state of Texas. On June 30, 1948, Dallas, Texas was designated as the home of the 38th Boulé. This included the Texas cities of Marshall, Tyler and Ft. Worth (North Texas). The initiative to expand the Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity was in progress. Alpha Epsilon was the first Boulé established in the State of Texas. The introductory ceremonies were held at the home of William T. Burke, D.D.S. on Allen Street in Dallas.
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