Traffic Safety Talks Given by Texas DPS Official
Ray F. Garnett of the Texas Department of Public Safety Education Division spoke to high school students in Alpine Marathon Fort Davis and Marfa this week. He contrasted divine and civil law and illustrated how the laws align.
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Alpine
Marathon
Fort Davis
Mare Fa
Ray F. Garett
Texas Dept. of Public Safety
el Paso
Garnett
al Pine
Marfa
Baptists Hold Daily Cottage Prayer Meetings
The First Baptist Church hosts daily cottage prayer meetings this week as preparation for an upcoming revival. Attendees include Mrs. Ed Foley Mrs. D Nina Lane Mrs. Earl Dunn and Mrs. Sam Cunningham with faithfull attendance noted each session.
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First Baptist Church
Stuffles Beam Home
Ed Foley
D'Neta Lane
Earl Dunn
Sam Cunningham
Baptists Plan Spring Revival at Alpine First Church
Rev Lee Butler of Melrose Baptist Church Houston will lead the revival at Alpine First Baptist from April 4 to 6 daily services at 10 am and 7 pm. Nursery will be open and Harold Jackson will direct music. Butler formerly pastored in El Paso Crane and Tran communities. Shelby Burke and wife visited in Odessa with Mrs Burke and Mrs Abington.
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Lee Butler
Melrose Baptist Church
Houston
First Baptist Church
Alpine
Farl Dunn
Harold Jackson
Mr Butler
Fl Paso
Crane
Tran
Local Sports Scores and Scout Activities Brief
Bowling results list several teams with scores while Pat Vaught posts a 218 and Dolly Burke a 517 series. Bordens claim high team game 662 and series 6-1759. Marci and Cub Scouts attended a Kokemot Field game on March 30 then met at Mrs. Fords and planned the April pack meeting.
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Pat Vaught
Dolly Burke
Bordens
DEN 6
Marci
Kokemot Field
Women attend Woodmen of the World Texas Head Camp in San Antonio
Mrs Freeda D Barrow and Mrs Eunice C Pierce attend the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society Texas Head Camp convention March 28 31 at the Granada Hotel San Antonio Barrow serves as a delegate and Pierce as a national representative The 1965 Head Camp marks the first attendance by women representatives from the former Woodmen Circle Groves and their vital involvement in the program
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Freeda D. Barrow
Eunice C. Pierce
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Texas
Granada Hotel
San Antonio
Barrow
Mrs. Pierce
Ative
Woodmen Circle
Cemetery Group Elects Hilario Hernandez as President
Hernandez was elected president of the Latin American Cemetery Association at a meeting Sunday, March 28. Other officers were Tony Rojo, vice president. Louis Rod Figuez Jr., secretary. Joe Sanchez and Adolfo Rojo, treasurers. Lolo Dominguez and Chon Sotelo, plot keepers. and additional members Juan Coniova, Ramon Lujan, Fred Dominguez, Daniel Garcia, Luciano Ramirez, and Henry Fierro as alterman. Membership dues are $1.
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Hilario Judge Hernandez
Latin American Cemetery Association
Tony Ro
Louis Rod
Figuez, Jr
Joe San
Chez
Adolfo Rojo
Lolo Dominguez
Chon Sotelo
Juan Coniova
Ramon Lujan
Fred Dominguez
Daniel Garcia
Luciano Ramirez
Henry Fierro
Alterman
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