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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
7
Dr and Mrs Norman L McNeil homeowners and Sul Ross State College president invited faculty and staff to a Sunday afternoon Open House. More than 40 guests called between 5 and 7 pm as Christmas decorations and a large lighted tree lit the living room.
Mr and Mrs C L Winn hosted an open house at their home Saturday afternoon honoring the Alpine Public Schools faculty husbands and wives and school board members. Guests called between 4 and 6 p m. A six foot Christmas tree, festive arrangements, and a table with cakes cheese rolls candy nuts punch and coffee decorated the rooms with Mrs H L Surratt and Mrs Albert Halford assisting.
Mrs. David Kokernot entertained her Lucky 13 Bridge Club at home last week. Attendees included Vernon McIntyre Estelle Martin Nellie Mae McElroy Paul Vogt and Dave Sublett with guests King Terry Sr W I Winter and Bill Sohl. Mrs Martin held high score, Mrs Vogt second, and Mrs Winter won the completion prize. A salad plate was served after the games.
Rev. James Best pastor of the First Baptist Church was elected president of the Alpine Ministerial Alliance succeeding Rev. Edwin Chappell of the First Methodist Church. Rev. Jim Pingleton of Fiat Christian Church was named secretary treasurer succeeding Palmer McCown, Baptist Student Union director.
Mr and Mrs Otis Kimball hosted the Couples Club at Bien Venido Restaurant Friday then moved to the Kimball home for bridge. Prizes went to W I Winter for men and Mrs Frank McCollum for ladies, with Bingo prizes to Jimmy Pate and Mrs Delbert Dyke. Attendees included J W Shepperd Knox Reid Glenn F Davis Paul Vogt Frank McCollum Delbert Dyke and guests.
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