Tension Night Ends In Marfa Buck Victors
Friday action capped a hard fought game won by the Fightin Bucks in Marfa ending a tense evening. Readers note a poem from Gracie Pallanez and school arts notes from AHS band earning a contest score.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1969
Page
4
Friday action capped a hard fought game won by the Fightin Bucks in Marfa ending a tense evening. Readers note a poem from Gracie Pallanez and school arts notes from AHS band earning a contest score.
Mrs Fritz Weyerts entertained the Wednesday Morning Bridge Club at her East Avenue D home on Nov 12. Attending were Mrs Dave Elliott Mrs J M Alderson Mrs Edward Seaton Mrs Clarence Hord Mrs S M Kerbow Steve Stumberg Sr and Mrs Evelyn Ellison. High score went to Mrs Stumberg second to Mrs Elliott and bingo prize to Mrs Ellison. Coffee and sweet rolls were served.
The Thursday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Allen East's home on November 13 with attendees including Mrs. Homer Ferguson Mrs. J M Mc Clenaghan Mrs. Vernon McIntyre Mrs. Estelle Martin Mrs. Dick Rogers Mrs. Frank Newsom Mrs. King Terry Sr. and Mrs. L E Brock of Sarasota Fla. Mrs. Newsom won high score second went to Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Ferguson took the consolation prize. A salad plate followed the games. The article notes table tennis as a leading sport in Communist China with millions playing and widespread government sponsored leagues.
The Brewster County American Cancer Society unit met at the Methodist Church on November 6 with Dr. Delbert Dyke presiding. George Lewis, district supervisor, attended as the mobile unit to serve Alpine residents, area communities, and college students. IO pins known as IQ for I quit Smoking were noted.
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