Monthly Archives: March 2019

Its finally arrived!  The new BINGO machine is operational and had its debut on Friday, March 29th as the BINGO players gathered in the Clubhouse.  Everyone appreciated the new machine!  Thank you to Sandi Million for her hard work in … Continue reading →

The approved minutes from the January and February 2019 meetings of the Bluebonnet Auxiliary are available on the “Members Only” page.

The Revised Standing Rules, as approved at the Annual Membership Meeting on February 28, 2019 are now available on the “Members Only” page of this website.

We are looking for volunteers to host an Easter Dinner on April 21st and the Lone Star Corral Birthday Celebration on May 2nd. If you would be willing to host one of these events, please contact one of the Bluebonnet … Continue reading →

The following members were elected as the 2019 – 2020 Bluebonnet Officers today at the March 20th meeting: President:  Samme Buck, Lot 101 Vice President:  Randi Rigsby, Lot 111 Secretary:  Patti Coble, Lot 110 Treasurer:  Cora Wheeler, Lot 69 Contact … Continue reading →

JUST A REMINDER! BLUEBONNET AUXILIARY OFFICERS ELECTION FOR 2019 – 2020 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019, 1 PM IN THE CLUBHOUSE. PLEASE COME AND BE INVOLVED!!

We will be showing “Somewhere In Time”, starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour,  Saturday night, March 16th at 6:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse. $1.00 hotdogs and free popcorn! Mary Brogan, Lot 86

In Memoriam Jane LaMont MEMBER OF THE LONE STAR CORRAL SINCE 2006. Jane was quite active in the Lone Star Corral. She served on various LSC committees, was a member of the LSC Board of Directors and was a Bluebonnets … Continue reading →

What beautiful weather was on tap for a trip to Castroville for our monthly Ladies’ Lunch Bunch! Even the bluebonnets cooperated! The ladies ate at Julianna’s at the golf course. The food was artfully presented, plentiful & tasteful. The view … Continue reading →

On Saturday, March 2, 2019, the Lone Star Corral welcomed members of the local communities for our annual Flea Market.  The response was so great, that Larry Brogan, our gate guard, had to open the Flea Market 10 minutes early, … Continue reading →