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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1967

Page

5

Central PTA to Host Talent Show and Spaghetti Supper

Central PTA schedules a spaghetti supper at 5 30 to 7 p m in the Central School Cafeteria to aid the Science Fair. proceeds fund a pupil talent show at 7 30 in the High School Auditorium featuring grades 1 to 8. Admission 75 cents adults, 50 cents older children, 25 cents younger, free for preschoolers.

Central School Central Pta Doug Dorris Bill Neidhardt Jack Jones PTA Allen Anthony Ralph Singleton James Mancill Bill Leavitt

Coffee gathering for Sul Ross ex-students at UTEP

Sul Ross State College alumni and friends are invited to a come and go coffee at 6 to 7 30 p m Thursday in Room 300 of the UTEP Student Center El Paso adjacent to the convention registration area. Hostess Dr Fthelaura Ramey and Sul Ross faculty will attend with Dr Norman L McNeil and Mrs McNeil representing the college administration.

Sul Ross State College District VI Texas State Teachers Association el Paso University of Texas At TSTA Fthelaura Ramey Sul Ross Norman L. McNeil McNeil

Pilot Club Alpine Honors George Washington Program

The Pilot Club of Alpine held a Feb 22 meeting at the Holland Hotel dining room devoted to George Washington. Edith Hopson opened the program, Hallie Stillwell spoke on Washington’s life and achievements, stressing he was first in war, peace, and in the hearts of citizens. Twenty three members attended.

Pilot Club of Alpine Holland Hotel George Washington United States Edith Hopson Hallie Stillwell

Lucky 13 Club Meets at Mrs Harris Home

Ms. L D Harris entertained the Lucky 13 Bridge Club with a 1 o'clock luncheon at her East Avenue home on Wednesday February 22. After lunch players enjoyed bridge. Estelle Martin won high score among members, and Mrs. King Terry Sr. led guests. Vernon McIntyre received the consolation prize. Other attendees included Mines, Kokernot, Patterson, Decie, Wally Davis, Winter, McCollum, Sublet, Nellie Mae McElroy, and John C Epperson. Caven Woodward attended as a luncheon guest.

L.D. Harris Lucky 13 East Avenue Estelle Martin Frank McCollum Dave Sublet Nellie Mae McElroy John C. Epperson Mrs.Caven Woodward

Womans Club of Alpine Meets Friday at New Time, Place

The Womans Club of Alpine will meet at 3 p.m. Friday in the Presbyterian Hospitality Room. The program features Hawaii the newest state, presented by Mas. W. E. Williams. Members are advised this is a date and location change.

Womans Club of Alpine Presbyterian Hospitality Room Hawaii Mas. W.E. Williams

Jaycee Ettes Elect New Officers In Alpine Meeting

At the Alpine Jaycee Ettes regular meeting resignations were accepted. Pat Vaught moves to Midland and Florene Bledsoe to Fort Worth. Nita Gibson elected president Brenda Newton state director Peggy Watkins secretary treasurer and Lilly Hallaway director. Eight members attended at Peggy Watkins home. Next meeting at Betty Novak home March 9 at 7 30 p.m.

Alpine Jaycee-Ettes Pat Vaught Midland Florene Bledsoe Fort Worth Nita Gibson Brenda Newton Peggy Watkins Lilly Hallaway Peggy Watkin Betty Novak

Pilot Clubs Gather in Marfa for Annual Meeting

On Sunday February 12 the Pilot Clubs of Marfa and Alpine met in Marfa at St. Pauls Episcopal Church for their yearly review of Pilot national and international laws and meeting procedures. Panelists included Mrs. Edwina Hurley and Mrs. Lorene Tyler for Marfa and Miss Laurene Lighthouse and Mrs. Judith Dirks for Alpine. Mrs. Fay Garnett, Marfa president, moderated. Alpine attendees included Laurene Lighthouse president and Judith Dirks vice-president among others.

Pilot Clubs Marfa Alpine St. Paul's Episcopal Church Edwina Hurley Lorene Tyler Laurene Lighthouse Judith Dirks Fay Garnett The

Garfield Presidency Ends with Chester A Arthur

The record notes that President Garfield's term concluded and Chester A Arthur succeeded as the next president. Arthur assumed office following Garfield's death. The transition marked the early years of the Arthur administration and continuity of the U.S. executive.

Garfield Chester A. Arthur

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UTEP Pilot Club Jaycee -Ettes Conseil Canes Ruth Livingston Dorothy McBride Helen Crone Frances Kelly Arora Owens Virginia Bailey Betty Fisler Hleda Wade Margaret A. Linn Anna D.linn
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