Bridge Club entertained at Mrs Buttrill ranch
Bridge Club members were entertained at the L. F. Buttrill ranch with two new members initiated. High score went to Mrs W. T. Burnam and low to Mrs A. C. Spalding amid a salad course for several ladies.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
3
Bridge Club members were entertained at the L. F. Buttrill ranch with two new members initiated. High score went to Mrs W. T. Burnam and low to Mrs A. C. Spalding amid a salad course for several ladies.
The high school received Meethoven's Sonata picture last Wednesday in chapel, donated by the Blue Bonnet Study Club and presented by Mrs. Meador. Final exams are the order of the day, with hopes for few failures. A seven hundred contest offers an extra hundred to monthly grades for those who reach seven perfect scores. Basketball practice continues with Bucks lacking gym space. players Hord Cook Wererts Hebrens Edwards and Harrison return, Carl from Fort Stockton shows promise, Stack adds height at center.
Wilkes, a speedy guard, shows promise at 16 while Big Johnson appears a strong guard candidate. The team planned matchups include Jays and a trip to San Angelo with Athlene and Cisco sought for those who qualify for the quad. A TA reading class notes a humorous tale about Washington and Irving in a boy’s float pants pocket blessing.
The Jolly group met on December 4 with the vice president presiding and the secretary-treasurer presenting the report.
A brief note promotes buying home grown apples to save cost this Christmas season. It mentions Brewster County apples offered by Alpine Mercantile Co. and A B Sanditte with prices 16 to 19 a bushel. The item cites Hokus Pokus as a printer source and urges readers to support local growers.
Readable fragment notes a sale at Howell's Inc. offering a ree-lining $8.50 value items like club sandwiches and bread toasters for $6, located on Holland Ave.
Readers are urged to subscribe for ongoing updates on the Avalanche project request. Key figures and department offices are coordinating timelines and available channels for watchful citizens seeking latest progress and forecasts.
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