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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Deen Ritter announce the birth of a son on August 29 in Dallas named Kevin Deen Ritter. He weighs 7 pounds and has a 1 year old brother Mas Branton. Grandparents are Burney McBee Brownwood and Dan Ritter Alpine. Weather satellites have tracked tropical storms since 1966.
Installation of officers for the Walter Sidne Skinner Post 324 took place at Marathon Club House on September 3 with John Skinner of Alpine installing. New 1970 officers include Commander Walter Hollmig and Adjutant Frank Wedin, among others. Auxiliary officers were also installed and Girls State reports were given.
Mrs Elliott entertained the Wednesday Morning bridge club at her home. Coffee and doughnuts were served. High score went to Mrs Marvin Pierce with second to Mrs Fritz Weyerts. Mrs Edward Seaton won the bingo prize. Attending were Mrs Pierce, Mrs Weyerts, Mrs Seaton, J M Alderson, Ernest Shearer, S M Kerbow and Clarence Hord.
Alpine Garden Club hosts a covered dish luncheon at the Girl Scout Camp on Friday September 12 at 12 30 p m. Mrs E D Seaton will discuss Birds. Members may bring guests.
Mr and Mrs John Neill of Mesquite Texas celebrate the birth of a daughter on August 20. KelleyAnn weighs six pounds fourteen ounces and joins an older sister Kristin aged eighteen months. Paternal grandmother is Mrs Teda Neill of Fort Davis and Alpine and maternal grandmother is Mrs Chester Mills of Alpine.
Mr and Mrs Bill Lockhart visit the W E Lockhart family this week Bill plans to enroll in the University of Texas graduate school of political science in Austin Cindy will start her senior year at the University majoring in political science.
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