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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1961

Page

4

Seans Spotlights Local Kids and A Blue Poodle Display

A community note describes a blue plastic poodle artwork in Model Cleaners window made by Suzie Wegnen Martin with a wire hanger frame by Richard Male. It mentions Suzie’s schooling at Alpine High and Sul Ross and a birthday party for Pill Ivey. Other items cover Hurricane Carla impacts on Cuero residents Chalmers and Tessie Broadfoot and Bob Elliot visiting the Avalanche office.

Model Cleaners Suzie Wegnen Martin Edith Cecil Male Richard Male Suzie Alpine High School Sul Ross Colfer Pill Ivey Rex Kitty Ivey Billi Bruce Duncan Duncan Doris Lane Pharr Chalmers Tessie Broadfoot Carla Cuero Nix San Antonio Jill Tessie Carle

AAUW Alpine Branch to Celebrate 25 Years with Tea

The Alpine branch of the American Association of University Women will mark 25 years with a membership tea on Saturday September 23 at Lawrence Hall on the Sul Ross College campus. Hostesses are the executive committee as charter members are honored and area women eligible for membership are invited to attend. Call Mrs. W I Winter or Mrs. W E Lockhart for details.

Alpine American Association of University Women C. W. Newbill Lawrence Hall Sul Ross College W. I. Winter W. E. Lockhart

Constitution Week Observed by Big Bend DAR

The Big Bend Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution urges Constitution Week Sept 17 23 recalling the 1787 signing. The region is asked to display flags at businesses homes and cars and for churches schools radio and press to support patriotic observance.

Big Bend Daughters of the American Revolution United States of America John F. Kennedy George W. Baines DAR United States

Enrollment Expected Climb at Sul Ross College

1100 on campus students are expected to enroll when registration closes next week per college president Dr. Bryan Wildenthal. An additional 60 to 70 Saturday and night students are also anticipated to enroll, he said.

Sul Ross State College Bryan Wildenthal

Talk on Traffic Safety by Mae Ament at Alpine Pilot Club

Pilot Club of Alpine members and guests heard attorney Mae M. Ament speak on traffic safety at the Holland Hotel luncheon. She highlighted carrying a driver's license at all times and noted liability if not at fault after an accident.

Pilot Club of Alpine Mae M. Ament Holland Hotel Lanell Skinner Ament Mathilda Forchheimer Avora Owens Lillie Edwards JoElla Livingston American Bar Association Miami Beach Fla Mrs. Ament Mae Ament Goldie Bristol George Dallman Arora Owens Anna Mae East Sunshine Epperson Glen Harris Bleake Jack Frances Kelley Jo Ella Livingston Dorothy McBride Hallie Stillwell Marylene Strom Margaret A. Linn

Women Sew For Cancer Society

Faithful women met at the First Christian Church educational building for an all day sewing session to make bandages for the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Jim Nichols thanked contributors as bandages are sent to the Texas Division in Austin for distribution to Texas hospitals. Notable sewists included Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Boury, Mrs. Matthews, and Rev. Robi Bristol and daughter Lois joined for lunch. Charlie Uranga of Eagle Pass, formerly Alpine, was in town on business last Thursday.

American Cancer Society First Christian Church Jim Nichols Brewster County Cancer Society Texas Austin Mmes Fred Walker Nina Boury Nora Matthews Annie Dalton Oral Shuler Ida Chastain M. A. Buhler Allen Schonberg E. A. Chaffin Anna Duncan B. F. Berkeley Rev Mrs Robi. Bristol Lois

Officers Installed By St James Guild

St James Episcopal Guild met at the Neville Haynes home for the first fall meeting. New officers named at the Sunday church service include Mrs James W Glasscock as president Miss Laurene Lighthouse as vice president Mrs W A Anthony as secretary Mrs Peter Koch as treasurer and Mrs C P Rogers as United Thank Offering chairman. Vicar W A Anthony led a Q and A on a chapter from Christian Living the year study.

St. James Episcopal Guild Neville Haynes James W. Glasscock Laurene Lighthouse W. A. An

El Progreso Honors New Members at Tea

El Progreso hosted a Friday afternoon tea in the Presbyterian Church Hospitality Room to welcome new and prospective members. Mrs. Leroy Larsh and Mrs. Kenneth Clouse handled decorations. hostesses were Mrs. Joe Midsness and Mrs. Charlie Hunter. Twenty five members and guests attended as Mrs. Mayron Shields and Mrs. Mark Herring led the program with five students from Mrs. Herring’s dancing class performing and Miss Carol Vogt providing music. President Mrs. Carl Williams Jr. urged attendance at a Fort Stockton board meeting on Sept. 26.

el Progreso The Presbyterian Church Leroy Larsh Kenneth Clouse Joe Midsness Charlie Hunter Mayron Shields Mark Herring Fort Stockton

Hospital Auxiliary to View No Margin for Error

The Woman's Hospital Auxiliary will meet Tuesday September 26 at 7 30 p m in Brewster County Memorial Hospital to view the film No Margin for Error about legal liability and women urged to attend.

Woman's Hospital Auxiliary Brewster County Memorial Hospital

Plans Made For Regional Meet

The first fall meeting of Beta Iota Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma met at Kokernot Lodge Alpine with Ada Medlin presiding. Plans were discussed for the regional meeting to be held in Marfa October 14. Lois Dismukes chaired hostesses from the executive board as Alpine Marfa Sanderson and Fort Davis members attended.

Beta Iota Delta Kappa Gamma Kokernot Lodge Alpine Ada Medlin Marfa Lois Dismukes Sanderson Fort Davis

Owens Named Third Vice President of Texas Treasurers

Avora Owens Brewster County treasurer was elected third vice president of the County Treasurers Association of Texas at the Abilene meeting. Others elected were Elizabeth Rains Rankin president James Fuller Longview first vice president Isla Eckert San Angelo secretary treasurer and A G McCormack Eldorado board member. Speakers included Waggoner Carr Les Proctor and James Turman. Austin selected as 1962 convention site.

Avora Owens Brewster County County Treasurers Association of Texas Abilene Elizabeth Rains Rankin James Fuller Longview Isla Eckert San Angelo A. G. McCormack Eldorado West West Texan, Was Named A Board Member. Speakers Included Waggoner Carr Les Proctor Travis County James Turman Austin

Leila Eileen Speck Born to Frederick Speck Family

Mrs. Frederick Speck announces the birth of a daughter named Leila Eileen born Saturday September 16 at Brewster County Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 15 1/2 ounces. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. W A Plunkett of Alpine and Mr. and Mrs. John Speck of Menard.

Frederick Speck Brewster County Memorial Hospital Leila Eileen W. A. Plunkett Alpine

Kay to Speak on Conversation at Alpine Garden Club

Lamar Kay will discuss a Conversation at the Alpine Garden Club meeting set for 3 30 p m Friday September 22 at the home of Mrs Ray Spence.

Kay Lamar Kay Alpine Garden Club Ray Spence

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Seans AAUW Esther Wright Berry Ponton Esther Jimmy University Berry J. W. Francis Jane Tom) Coats Hal Midland Mrs. Ashley Arthur and Nancy Ashley New Bedford Mass Hasta la Vista Sherlon Merritt Herb Mariner Sul Ross W. H Pete) Shouppe Nozilla W. Holland Alpine Rexall Cancer Society Charlie V. Uranga Eagle Pass Shepperd St. James Guild Mrs. Owens Merle Norman F. Specks Mr. and John Speck Menard, Hs Good Time Blues BY Caroff Frank McCollum Cross & Cross, Inc
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