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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
7
Alpine will host Poppy Day on Saturday November 8 with American Legion Auxiliary members on street corners urging residents to wear a crepe paper Poppy. The display is a remembrance symbol supporting disabled veterans and their families through welfare programs.
Mrs J M Alderson entertained the Wednesday Morning Bridge Club at her Old Marathon Road home. Guests included Mrs Otis Kimball Mr Mark Hopkins and Mr Ted Jackson with high scores earned by Mrs Kerbow and Mrs Hopkins and bingo prize won by Mrs Ellison.
The family of Al Sanchez extends heartfelt thanks to friends for support and comfort during their sorrow. May God bless each and everyone.
The excerpt lists daily meals from Monday to Friday including Hamburger pattie on bun with toppings and peas on Monday, Fried chicken with mashed potatoes and fruit salad on Tuesday, Beef vegetable stew with sides on Wednesday, Steamed franks with mustard and rice on Thursday, and Burritos with chili beans and salad on Friday. Milk is served with all meals.
The National Geographic Society notes in The Age of Chivalry that some knights wore armor weighing 120 pounds. It took about three years to complete and cost a fortune to acquire these suits.
The Thursday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. J. M. McClenaghan’s home on Oct 30 for a luncheon and bridge. Attendees included Mrs. Vernon Cintrye, Mrs. Kin Terry Sr., Mrs. Estelle Martin, Mrs. Fran Newsom, Mrs. Allan East, Mrs. L. D. Harris, guests Mines, Otis Kimball and Dave Sublett. High prize went to Mrs. Newsom, second to Mrs. McIntyre, with Mrs. Harris winning the consolation. An earthquake note reports about 900000 deaths in the past century.
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