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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

2

Pates Host Gay Open House At Sunny Glen Road

The home of Dr. and Mrs. John W. Pate on Sunny Glen Road held an open house on Friday evening December 23. The country house was festively decorated with Christmas greenery and red candles. Mrs. Pate wore a black chiffon gown and champagne punch was served in silver bowls on the sun porch and dining room. Family members from New York and Texas assisted the hosts including Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Stanton, their sons and extended Pate relatives Mark Peter Ricky and Bart Pate.

John W. Pate Sunny Glen Road Pate C. P. Stanton New York John Pate Jr Houston Bart Pate Galveston Mark Pate Peter Ricky Pate

Jaycees Contribute for Alpine Vaccination Drive

Alpine Jaycees at their December meeting approved a 100 dollar donation toward measles vaccine costs for grades one through five at Alpine Public Schools and Our Lady of Peace. The Brewster County Chapter will receive the check, with Beta Sigma Phi promising a later contribution. Special thanks were given to Jenny Ebensberger and Mrs. Vaneta Green for efforts administering over 300 vaccine doses.

Alpine Public Schools Our Lady of Peace Brewster County National Foundation Beta Sigma Phi Jenny Ebensberger Nirse Vane

Brewster County Hospital News Update Admits Multiple Patients

The Brewster County Hospital lists new admissions from Marfa Fort Davis Alpine Presidio and nearby towns including Angela Contreras Mary Heyduck Dan Benigna Heide Aguilar Esperanza Fuentes Nora Riojaz Mara thon Sylvia Elmendorf and many others. New babies are Rosa Maria born 12-2466 weight 7 lbs 15 3/4 oz Sandra Jean born 12-10-66 weight 6 lbs 2 oz and David Jr born 12-21-66 weight 7 lbs 7 oz.

Angela Contreras Marfa Mary Heyduck Fort Davis Dan Benigna Minnesota Heide Aguilar Alpine Esperanza Fuentes Ruidosa Dallas Webb Presidio Alfredo Perez Blanco Perez Narciso Perez Ojinaga Nora Riojaz Marathon Sylvia Elmendorf Juan Jimenez Glenn Madrid Robert Overmiller Ida Prieto Maria Billy Carruth Linda Baggett Emerald de la Juan Martinez Anita Rojo John Bailey Big Bend Carolin Marquez Rosa Tavarez David Goss Mary Flores Sanderson Joe Smith Houston Gregorio Gomez Rosa Maria Armando Moreno Sandra Jean David Flores David Jr

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Jane Burling’s Family

Delayed notice expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and condolences after the loss of their mother and grandmother Mrs. Jane Burling. The family thanks all for their thoughtfulness and blessings.

Jane Burling

Taft Throws Out First 1910 Baseball

President William Howard Taft tossed the ceremonial first pitch to begin the 1910 season, a custom that became a long standing opener in baseball ceremonies observed by fans and players.

William Howard Taft

Hair transformation sparks cheeky wig remark in adjacent quarrel

A beauty shop patron Margie unveiled a new wig prompting a neighbor to exclaim it looked like a wig. Margie confirms the wig and responds with a snappy line closing the exchange.

Margie

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John W. Pates Jaycees First National Bank Alpine Jaycees Alpine Butane CO D.D. Thomas N. 6Th ST Alpine, Texas Brewster County Hospital News Wisn Casner Motor CO. OF INC
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