Mrs Breshears Hosts Bridge Breakfast in New Home
Mrs F S Breshears entertained guests Tuesday at nine in her newly finished home with a Bridge Breakfast. Flowers from her garden decorated the reception rooms and a menu of cantaloupe cocktail scrambled eggs ham hot biscuits and jam and coffee was served. Prizes went to Mrs Bounds high score Mrs Winter second high Mrs Shepperd traveling prize and Mrs Lockhart a shower gift. Mrs D M Bennett assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Breshears
Mesdames J. W. Shepperd
W. S. Winter
Carl Shults
Anna Hayslip
Mark Herring
Marshall Queen
Chalmers Broadfoot
Ralph Peters
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Frances Williamson
B. B. Bounds
H. W. Morelock
D. M. Bennett
W. E. Lockhart
Gordon Bennett
Shellie Barnes
Austin Dillon
Jas. Logan
Milton Kidwell
Bounds
Winter
Shepperd
Lockhart
Alpine Women Return From Pilot Meeting in Daytona Beach
Mrs. Mae M. Ament and Mrs. Vernon McIntyre, Alpine Pilot club delegates, attended Pilot International in Daytona Beach Fla. Ament was elected national officer on the Legislative committee. The pair toured Cuba by plane from Miami to Havana and returned via Trans-Texas Airlines on its first operation day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae M. Ament
Vernon McIntyre
Daytona Beach
Fla
Pilot Club of Alpine
Pilot International
Ament
Pilot Club
Houston
S. P
New Orleans
Jacksonville
McIntyre
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Alpine Study Club Plans Active Year Ahead
The Alpine Study club met at Mrs. Seldon Robinson’s home to plan the year book and the next year’s study course. Two new directors were elected, Mrs. John D. Allen and Mrs. Harris Smith, aiming for a productive and informative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Study Club
Seldon Robinson
John D. Allen
Harris Smith
Miss Christelle Johnson Fetes at Bride-Elect Party
Miss Christelle Johnson, the bride to be, was honored at a courtesy given by Miss Mae Hudson. Twenty guests attended as gifts for a future kitchen were presented. Hostess Mae Hudson was assisted by her mother Mrs. Ellen Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mae Hudson
Christelle Johnson
Ellen Hudson
Beginner's Garden Directed Work & Play 3 to 6
Mrs. A. J. Gard offers structured activities for children ages 3 to 6 with after school care after 1 p.m. on 5 27 12p. The listing includes contact by phone and emphasizes guided play and supervised tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
A. J. Gard
Social bridge and contract clubs hostesses and prizes
Mrs. Fred E. Griffin hosted the Thursday Contract club with glads and a frozen salad plate as prizes went to Mrs. McElroy and Mrs. Decie. Mrs. B. B. Bounds entertained the Wednesday Bridge club at Mrs. J. W. Shepperd’s with high prize to Mrs. McIntyre and bingo to Mrs. Burcham. Mrs. Ann Moss guest list included Theodora Matthews and Lola Bess Kidwell with high prizes awarded to Elaine Weyerts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Griffin
Mesdames
Edgar Martin
Clay Holland
King Terry
Zeb Decie
Earl McElroy
Otis Kimball
Lee Kokernot
D. W. Collins
Marathon
McElroy
Decie
B. B. Bounds
J. W. Shepperd
Dave Sublett
Mesdames Vernon McIntyre
Worth Frazer
Alfred Creigh
J. E. Casner
W. D. Burcham
Frank Newsom
J. W Shepperd
McIntyre
Sublett
Burcham
Theodora Matthews
Lola Bess Kidwell
Dorothy Foley
Mary Louise Hollinshead
Elaine Weyerts
Ruth Palmer
Benny Helen Simpson
Lois Peters
Pilot Club Program Focuses On Membership
The Pilot club met Saturday at the Holland hotel with 24 members and three guests Faye Vice Myrtle McDonald and Mrs Hodges. Margaret Linn presented a program on membership stressing high standards and loyalty in business and industry. Avora Owens read the club Code of Ethics. Next meeting set for July 10 at 1 p m at the Holland hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Holland Hotel
Margie Cross
Faye Vice
Commerce
Pilot Club of
Alpine
Myrtle McDonald
Mar‘'s
Hodges
Sul Ross College
Margaret Linn
Mab McCool
Avora Owens
Daily sewing classes at Alpine high school offered
Adult Homemaking classes in the Alpine High School Homemaking department are held daily from 8 to 10 p m. The courses are free and open to all interested. Enrollment is encouraged even if attendance is not possible every night with individual planning available from instructor Mrs Mauryne Donaubauer. About 38 students are currently enrolled in the summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High School
Mauryne Donaubauer
Typewriter Ribbons and Paper at The Avalanche Store
The Avalanche offers typewriter ribbons and paper along with car Bons and second sheets. The mention highlights Savings Bonds as a safe investment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Alpine Daily News Subscriptions and Notices Policy
Subscription rates listed by region: Brewster and Jeff Davis counties two dollars yearly or six months at one dollar twenty five, elsewhere two dollars fifty cents yearly or six months at one dollar fifty. Publication is Alpine and Davis Mountains region focused. Notices and corrections policy included with 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Special rates apply to longer notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Brewster County
Alpine
Davis Mountains
Big Bend
Coronation marks peak of Girls' Paisano encampment
The Girls Auxiliary coronation capped a week of Baptist Girls encampment in Paisano with over 325 girls and counselors from 29 District 7 churches. Fifty two girls won honors as Queen Regent Mildred Lowery lit candles, with a slate of crowns and titles awarded including eight queens and multiple princesses maidens and ladies in waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisano
District 7
Tabernacle
WMU
Jean Potter
Dallas
A. B. Thomas
Young Peoples
el Paso
Mildred Lowery
Girls Attend Camp Encampment With Notable Staff
A list of attendees includes Beth Gibson McCamey Chance Woods Van Horn Carolyn Jean Miller Barstow Gloria Ivey Maria Charlene Smith Marathon and Jo Davis Carlsbad N M. The stage featured gladioli, a large silver star emblem of GA, with candelabras and flower baskets. Camp pastor Rev J Conally Evans of Wink led the encampment service. Rev William E Welsh from El Paso led camp singing. Staff also included Miss Oleta Snell from Chile Mrs Barney Hubbs Pecos WMU president Rev R L Wittner Alpine and Mrs Thomas and Miss Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Holloway
Pecos
Peggy Pittman
Alpine
Elaine Harrison
McCamey
Shirley Smith
Marathon
Barbara Laughman
Virginia Tyree
Laura Jean Anderson
Eileen Murphy
Helen Houser
Mary Anna Lathan
el Paso
Janet Chappelle
Mary Hand
Gail Watts
Virgilene Turnbolt
Patsy Ann Collins
Barstow
Doris Fay Roberts
Shirley Skains
Joan Killian
Billie Jo Neddles
Florine Dangerfield
Beverly Gross
Martha Hill
Sandra Fields
Jackie Wood
Billie Nell Rose
Billie Little
Murray Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Batchelor
Kermit
Phyllis Young
Dale Dixon
Zoe Thomas
Florine Smithen
Earlynh Corp
Jane Pendley
FE Paso
Annabel Tennison
Rhonda
Beth Gibson
Chance Woods
van Horn
Carolyn Jean Miller
Gloria Ivey
Maria
Charlene Smith
Jo Davis
Carlsbad
N. Mex
J. Conally Evans
First Baptist Church of
Wink
William E. Welsh
Oleta Snell
Chile
Barney Hubbs
WMU
R. L. Wittner
Thomas
Miss Potter
Correction R C Jackson Brother of Shorty Jackson Improves
Correction from The Avalanche clarifies that R C Jackson of Dallas brother of A E Shorty Jackson of Alpine is improving after a major operation two weeks ago and remains in serious condition. The previous report of his death was erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jackson
Dallas
A. E
Shorty) Jackson
Alpine
Mr. Jackson
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Society
C. D. Wood
Mrs. Breshears
Bridge Breakfast
Anita Turner
Miss Johnson
Ann Moss
Alpine Ministerial Alliance
Mter
Mia
The
Texas Association
Texas
M. A. Webb
A. N. Alkhert
Davis
Vada Stone
Norma Jean Hudson
Helen Coplen
Tommie Jo Hudson
Patricia Senters
Marfa
Eara Nell Jackson
Thelma Kirkpartrick
Christine Nobles
Susie Daniels
Financial Statement
West Texas
B.D
General Sanitation
John W. Gillett
Berkeley Hall
City of
Alpine Capital
Hill D. Hudson
KVKM
Monahans Kim
KRIG
Odessa
KVLF
Cross & Cross
E. Holland Ave
Meat Department
White House
Bounty
Jim Francois
F.h.a.—Ranch
Goodfellow Field
Skyhawks
Cowboys Vs. Skyhawks
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