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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1930

Page

5

Social Bridge Fellows Host A Hallowe'en Theme Evening

Mrs Z R Moody and Mrs W Knox entertained at bridge on Wednesday at Mrs Knoxs home with orange cosmos decor and a Halloween motif. High scores went to Mrs W H Terry Jr and Mrs Shirley Seales won a prize. list of guests includes many local residents. Wednesday Bridge Club gathered later with Mrs Ford Jackson hosting and trophy honors to Mrs Joe Burgess and Mrs Ida Kokernot. The Baptist W M S met Tuesday at the church parlor with 22 members, led by Mrs W T Patton, Royal Service program led by Mrs Scott.

Z. R. Moody Mr. Knox Bridge Knox Hallowe'en W. H. Terry, Jr Shirley Seales Harry Watson Mesdai Vernon MeIntyre Wells McIntyre W.H. Terry, Jr JW. Frazer J. A. Holt Ta Kokernot Faar Martin Calvin St. Clair Clay Holland Arch Atlen H. J. Kokernot, Jr Felix McGaughy Hodges Schroeder Carla Thain Anja Wilson Marty Watson D. C. Jeter Otis Morgan Russ Clay Joe Hord D. B. Porincey Zeb Decte Dorothy Ligon Ford Jackson Joe Burgess Ida Kokernot Rufus Clay Joe Bur Xeus the Baptist W. M W. T. Patton Ness Mrs. Scott Mesdames George Benson Ella Ch Dorris Homer Moorman T. Moody Buren Sparks White R. J. Ratliff

Alpine clubs host meetings and plan future events

The Da vis mountain federation executive board met at Mrs. Vernon MeIntyre's Alpine ranch to fix the next meeting for November 22 in Alpine and appoint Mrs. MeIntyre as a federation delegate to Houston. The Alpine Study club met Oct 18 at Mrs. Wells McIntyre's with Mrs. Anja Wilson hosting. Mrs. W. Van Sickle was named delegate to the state federation in Houston and the group voted $100 toward a new Texas federation home in Austin. Miss Alice Cowan lectured on Mexican art, highlighting Mexico City visits and artifacts. About thirty members attended. The Bluebonnet Study club, hosted by Mesdames Homer Moorman and J W Kepler on Oct 15, featured a brief business session followed by a varied program.

Davis Mountain Federation Vernon MeInty Alpine MeIntyre Houston Alpine Study Club Austin Aliee Cowan Foreign Languages Sul Ross Bluebonnet Poe Bluebonnet Study Club Homer Moorman J. W. Kepler Tunior Leitha Chaffin Highland House W. van Sickle Mexico Joyce Herring

Holland Hotel Menu Book Recipes Steamed Raisin Pudding

A fragment from the Holland Hotel Menu Book presents tested home recipes. It lists steamed raisin pudding and steamed raisin brown bread using corn meal, flour, molasses, sour milk, soda, spices, and raisins. Directions describe mixing, soaking, and steaming in pudding molds or cans, with optional fillings and serving suggestions.

Five A Cards Highlight School Year Students

Five of 152 report cards showed straight A’s last week at the sub-college with three new pupils among them. Alpine sophomores Margaret Seales and Al lene Martin joined Jack Greer Josie Sullivan and Dorothy Bess Stanley, a Midland transfer senior, each earning four A’s on the first report. Activities included an afternoon on Antebellum Poetry and Poe led by Mrs Forchheimer with readings by Mrs Parker Mrs Newman and musical performances by several students and listeners.

Margaret Seales Allene Martin Jack Greer Josie Sullivant Arizona Dorothy Bess Stanley Midland Lst

Interesting Meeting Of El Progreso Club In Alpine

A most interesting meeting of the El Progreso club was held October 17 at the home of Mrs. Jett Wade. Mrs. Edgar Martin presided in the absence of the president. Three new members were voted in: Mesdames Dorothy Scannell Ford Corkran and David Eilot. Entertainment committee was appointed by the president to plan a lunch for the Davis Mountain federation in Alpine next month. The program on Early Italian Art was given by Mrs. M L Hopt on and Mrs. D M Bennett.

el Progreso Progreso Jett Wade Edgar Martin Bernal Slight Dorothy Scannell Ford Corkran David Eilot Carl Thain Casey Joe Hord Davis Mountain Federation Alpine Italia M. L. Hopton D. M. Bennett

Humble Kokernot Installs Machinery To Go 8 000 Feet

Humble Kokernot installs machinery to a depth of eight thousand feet in a project described as No 1 Harrison north and west sections. The notice lists location details for the operation.

Humble Kokernot Pure OH Co Harrison

West Texas lands could hide Delaware and Rhode Island

Read explains a proposed University of Texas land amendment linking untaxed areas to state holdings. A map shows how the vast UT acreage could conceal parts of Delaware and Rhode Island within Crockett and nearby counties. The measure argues current county development is blocked by the university’s land, while proponents claim subdivision would be fair.

Delaware Rhode Island West Texas Shelby Babine San Aarasting Necopdobbes Clarked University of Texas Crockett Caldwell Galveston Grex Hood Madison Marion Orange Titus Waller Camp Aransas Delta Somervell Morris Raine Rockwall

Unclear fragmentary note on food and Boston explorer

A garbled excerpt mentions currants and a dinner preparation with a cup of stewed currants and a garnish of tomato slices. It also references William Adams, a well known Boston explorer, settled down for life.

William Adams Boston Hite

Freshmen Eligible For Basketball in T. I. A. A. Games

Freshmen will be allowed to play intercollegiate basketball in conference games if they register in the college during the fall term prior to their season. Authorities note the Lobos may field several capable newcomers this year. The squad aims to strengthen after adding freshmen like Rosette Holmes Hill Hampton and others, stepping up the team by filling weak spots from last season. The policy previously barred freshmen from varsity play, limiting players to three years.

T. LA. A Rosette Holmes Hill Hampton

Rule Extends Enrollment Window for Students

A rule passed extends the time limit until December five this year. Students who enroll before that date will be eligible, according to the options available here.

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