Avalanche subscribers reconnect after Beulah and moves
A letter from Dr F Allen Brinson in Tampa notes continued nonreceipt of The Avalanche after a month. Messages recount subscription renewals from Florence Sproul Frake of Douglas and Mary George Bozeman in San Pablo. Beulah's hurricane impact is mentioned with Gary Kimball safe at Harlingen Marine Academy and Sis moving to San Angelo for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Allen Bri
Tampa
Fla
Mary Ruth
James
Dr. Briggs
Alpine
Briggs
Marathon
Fort Davis
Florence Sproul Frake
Douglas
Ariz
Mary Ellen
Keesey
Kimball
Gary
Marine Academy
Harlingen
Texas
Ethebert
Sis
Tom Blair
San Angelo
San Angelo College
Corpus Christi
Beulah
Hasta la Vista
Bridge Club hostess honors and scores noted at Carpenter addition
Mrs Newsom entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her Carpenter addition home with Estelle Martin high for members Otis Kimball high for guests and Vernon McIntyre consolation. A salad plate ended games for several members and guests. Mas Ward hosted the Lucky 13 Bridge Club on Loo Road with Zeb Decie David Kokernot Estelle Martin and others present. Mrs McElroy led with high score Hares was second and McIntyre low while red berries and fall arrangements decorated rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newsom
Carpenter
Estelle Martin
Otis Kimball
Vernon McIntyre
Mmes. L.d.harris
Martin
John W. Gillett
McIntyre
King Tony Sr
Mmes. Kimball
W.J. Winter
Zeb Decie
Mas. W.B. Ward
Lucky 13
Loo Road
Mmnes
David Kokernot
Dave Sublet
LD. Harris
Nellie Mae McElroy
Pete Kennedy
McElroy
Hares
Local residents visit Alpine and recoveries noted
Mrs Hal Burnett remains in Room 382 at Medical Center Hospital Odessa after major surgery performed Wednesday. She is expected to stay about one more day and is reported in good condition. Several visitors from San Antonio Washington and Temple stopovers are mentioned along with trips to Albuquerque Lubbock Texas Tech and Illinois for family and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Burnett
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
Lillian Byus
Temple
Harry V. Fisher
Albuquerque
N.M
Ms. Fisher
Hal
Major
Philip L. Newsom
San Ant
Alvine
Ray Newsom
Philip Newsom
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Cemetery
Alpine Cemetery Association
First National Bank
Weyers Family Relocates to San Antonio TV Station
Mr and Mrs Fritz Weyers Jr and their daughter moved from Monahans to San Antonio where he is employed at WOAI TV. He previously spent about five years at KVLF Alpine and four years at KVKM TV Monahans. Ray Gray brother in law has visited to assist tie work in the Weyers home being remodeled. Ray Gray owns a tile company in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woai-Tv
Fritz Weyers Jr
Monahans
San Antonio
KVLF
Alpine
Kvkm-Tv
Ray Gray
Fritz Bill Weyer
Weyer
Ray Gray Tile Company
San Angelo
Girl Jennifer Lee Sproul born to Mr and Mrs Robert Sproul
A girl named Jennifer Lee Sproul was born September 13 at Brewster Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert McCann Sproul formerly Judy Turner. Weight 7 pounds 10 1/4 ounces. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs Turner of Alpine and Mr and Mrs R L Sproul of Fort Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCann Sproul
Brewster Memorial Hospital
Jennifer Lee
Ms. Sproul
Judy Turner
Ee, Turner
Alpine
R.L. Sproul
Fort Davis
Estelle Martin Feted on Birthday in Alpine
Mrs. Estelle Martin was feted on her birthday with a luncheon at her home hosted by Mrs. David Kokernot. Attending were Ames, Martin, George Bevier, Lee Kokernot, Nellie Mae, Vernie Allen, and Missietl Chaffin. The hostess’s daughter Susan died elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Martin
David Kokernot
Ames
Martin
George Bevier
Lee Kokernot
Hen of
San Antonio
Nellie Mae
Vernie Allen
Ietl ¢ Chaffin
Susan
Lisa Wad
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Mrs. Ward
Eva McCleghan
Washington, Va
Frank O. Ray
Nell Ferguson
Ray Morrison
Lillian Moore
Highland Flower Show
Roscoe Morgan
el Paso
Jerry Bardwell
Jim and
Paul
Ray Spence
F. E. Riggs
David
Ilinois
W. Holland
R.M. Sprouls
Safeway
Nyc
TEX
Avalanche
Lavorites
Pamela Eschberger
Sul Ross
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