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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
4
The Mu Rho Sigma Sorority hosted a tea for members and guests at Kokemot Lodge on Tuesday evening. A formal business meeting preceded the event and outlined projects for the 1964-65 school year led by president Anita McPherson.
A daughter was born Tuesday night in a San Diego hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cleveland. The infant weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces at birth. Ellis Cleveland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Cleveland of Alpine, and Myra Profitt, Ellis’s sister, flew to San Diego to visit.
A network of over a thousand miles of chemical carrying pipelines in Houston connects 63 plants and seven subterranean salt domes. The system links a vast oil refinery with the adjacent petrochemical complex where one plant’s outputs become inputs for others. Also notes ancient mourning customs and etymology of porphyry and the spread of raw silk production in Europe by 530 A D.
The table skirt is back in style, moving from dusty Victorian models to practical elegance. The National Cotton Council advises stitching a colorful cotton skirt edged with decorative trim to refresh and protect old tables while adding style and utility.
The Eldia Cox Circle met with Mrs. Ray Pate on Tuesday afternoon July 14. Mrs. Doyle Vincent gave the devotional and Mrs. Bill Ingram led the program titled A Church Fulfilling Its Mission Through Worship Proclamation Education and Ministry. Mmes. Pate Earl Dunn Ray Spence and Vincent assisted, and hostesses served fruit ice cream ice tea and coffee.
Mrs. Lorena Buckner and daughter Kathy arrived from El Paso to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Willie Uranga Sr and her brother and family. Debbie had been with grandparents for a week.
The historic Mother Neff State Park near McGregor is recognized as the oldest state park in Texas, highlighting early preservation efforts and the park’s enduring legacy.
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