Avalanche announces Jeff Davis primary candidates for 1928
The Avalanche lists Democratic primary candidates for Jeff Davis County offices in July 28 1928 race. F Jones seeks re election for Assessor Virginia Lee Riles for Treasurer and FL Sproul for Sheriff and Tax Collector are named with re election noted. A called meeting was set for one week later Friday night. Discussion included a roadside signboard near Halmorehes.
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Jeff Davis County
F. Jones
Virginia Lee Rlles
Sproul
Halmorhes
Burro Issue Dominates Port Davies Chamber Meeting
The Port Davies chamber sought action on a burro post matter with HM Jones appointing a committee led by Joe Harnett County Clerk, HOM Ploy and WS Miller to study legal remedies. A petition from the Study Club urged elimination of burton home stock and chickens.
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Burro Post
Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Tommittes
Joe Harnett
Hom Ploy
WS Miller
Study Club
Port Davie
Burton
Party season opens at Bridge Club post Lent
Mrs Williams was elected president of the Bridge Club at its first post-Lenten social. Guests included Mrs Miller Mrs Jones Mrs Thompson Mrs Sproul Mrs Kapy and Miss Hath Kapy. High score went to Mrs Sproul with second to Mrs Miller. Hostess served nut bread sandwiches punch pecan pie and whipped cream.
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Jones
Bridge Club
RC. Williams
Katherine Kapy
Williams
Mra FM. Miller
Frank Jones
Harold ‘Thompson
Lee Sproul
Mine Hath Kapy
Mies Margery
Sproul
Mra Miller
Athletic sweaters presented to team and coach by PTA
County Judge Re Harnett presented athletic sweaters to players Tommy Louise Eapy Jeane Weatherby Jonel Jones Haith Barnett Low Joe Matthews Clara Grubb and coach Dorothy Weatherby. The lighter gray FC monogrammed gifts surprised Miss Dorothy. the occasion highlighted a thank you from the PTA.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Re Harnett
Tommy Louise Eapy
Jeane Weatherby
Jonel Jones
Haith Barnett
Low
Joe Matthews
Clara Grubb
Dorothy Weatherby
Dorothy
Club Elects Delegates at Tuesday noon meeting
Mrs AF Tre and Mre H W Carlton led the program for Ing. Delegates chosen include Nellie Caremack, WC Jones, Mabel Bloye, Doris Hall, Dorothy Weatherby, Mary Seober, and more. Mrs JH Clark and Mrs AP Trew attended. Mrs GW Davis and Mrs W S Miller hosted.
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Ing
C. Withers Waxehalrman
H.W. Carlton
Nellie Caremack
Mes WC
Jones
Mabel Y Bloye
Doris Hall
Dorothy Weatherby
Marry Seober
JH. Clark
AP. Trew
Het
GW. Davis
W. 8. Miller
Bloys Elected Delegate to Davis Mountain Federation Meeting
Bloys was elected as delegate to the Davis Mountain Federation meeting set for Fort Stockton on May 6. Mrs. HL Bird was named as delegate to the Sixth District meeting in Abilene this week. After the business session, refreshments were served and guests enjoyed a social hour.
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Bloys
Davis Mountain Federation
Fort Stockton
HL Bird
Abilene
C. H. Bird
Cattle shipments and social notes from Fort Davis and area
Cattle shipped to pasture by Allamore Lobo and Van Horn to abiler market, with among others Mrs D Finley Audrey Miller and Tommy Louise Eepy. Miss Josephine Hill visited Hotel Limpia then plans to rejoin sister in Fort Davis. Mrs. Heau McCuteneon returned from El Paso. Dance planned April 25 at courthouse with Winter Garden players of McCamey providing music. Visitors to Prude ranch included Eugenia Fryar Elizabeth Banks Jade Bureh of Alpine. Announcements report Garnett's Chocolate Shop management change at the Holland Hotel Building and a note from Mrs Bertha Garnett.
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Sas
J. W. Expy
Allamore
Lobo
van Horn
Josephine Hill
Hotel Limpia
Aridone
Fort Davis
Mtely
Court House
Winter Garden Players of
McCamey
Prude Ranch
Mises Eugenia Fryar
Elizabeth Banks
Jade Bureh
Alpine
Aft
W. K. Jackson
el Paso
A. G. Prude
Jackson
Anna Haas
Garnett
Holland Hotel
Palace Pharmacy
Raymond Garnett
Bertha Garnett
MAY GET AN APPLE YET IN DAVIS MOUNTAINS ORCHARD
The Davis Mountains may still yield fruit after a cold spell lasting into Eastertime. A. G. Prude notes Stark's Dellelos varieties remain to be picked, with a few early peaches and apples seen at the Prude ranch area. Mrs. W. B. Miller reports a live peach and apple in their town but cautions against over-optimism.
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Davis Mountains
A. G. Prude
Forty Two Party Excerpt Sets Backyard Tea Tone
Misex Lena and Melva Witloweh hosted a forty two party last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Grubb. Guests included Dorothy Weatherby Mary Sproul Doris Hall Nellie Carmack Jonsie Weatherby Clara and Lil rub George Williams Doris Hole Johnson J T Johnson. After games, refreshments were served. Valen plans to visit her son and family, Mr and Mrs. C. Expy Miller and child. Accompanying Mrs. Miller were a mother Mrs. R A Mobly of El rase, Mrs. J W Eepy, Mrs Frank Jones and Georgia Lee.
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Misex Lena
Melva Witlowehby
W. C. Grubb
Dorothy Weatherby
Mary Sproul
Doris Hall
Nellie Carmack
Jonsie Weatherby
Clara
Lil Rub
George Williams
Doris Hole Johnson
J.T. Johnson
Local item mentions J. W. Espy and Mrs W.8 Mil
A fragment cites J. W. Espy and Mrs. W.8 Mil in an unidentified item. The readable text hints at a local notice or social record without clear dates or locations. Further context is needed to capture full details.
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Fort Davis News
State National Bank
H.W. Ferguson
Asst
Tim
D. . Finley
Audrey Miller
Tommy Louise Eepy
George Teague
HI Paso
McCutcheons
Teague
R. Barett
John H. Killough
Annette
Grange
Jac
Baltimore
New York City
R.A. Mobly
Avalanche
Magnolia Coffee CO
Houston
Texas
First National Bank
Alpine, Texas
H. L. Kokernot
W. Bal
ACIS
M. Decie
J. W. Espy
Mra. W. 8
Stan Trike
Pau
Vincent Richards
the American Tobacco
E. B. Chandler & Company
East Crockett St
San Antonio, Texas
Pra
Nna
Central Power & Light CO
D.C. Littleton
Central Power and Light Company
South
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