Fort Davis church services highlight community revival
Fort Davis notes a busy revival week with services at First Presbyterian First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Rev. Julian Hendren led a film event The Difference and spoke on spiritual need Sunday. Rev. S M Mims preached at the Methodist church and Rev Woodson Mims at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Julian T. Hendren
Bobby Ledingham
Paul Reed
Paul
Mims
First’ Methodist Church
R. L. Irving
Lucy Foster
Hendren
Presbyterian Church
Matthew
Malotte
T. Hendren
First ‘Methodist Church
S. M. ‘Mims
John G. Prude
W. E. Smith
First Baptist Church
Woodson Mims
Holy City
Miss Lestie
Ann Colwell
T. T. Kelly
Harry Jarrett
Ray Newton
W. L. Young
First Baptist
Wade Huffman
Southwest
Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Fort Davis State Bank Financial Statement April 1951
The Fort Davis State Bank at Fort Davis Texas reports total resources of 1 312 305 97 with 1 228 242 48 in deposits and 1 312 305 97 total liabilities and capital, showing loans and discounts 249 067 85 and United States Government obligations 1 701 25 and other assets including banking house 400 00. The notation documents a sworn statement as of April 12 1951 by cashier J H Clark and notary H D Coleman in Jett Davis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United. States
Hosse
U. S
State of Texas
Jeff Davis
J. H. Clark
H.D. Coleman
Jett Davis County
Fort Davis News Notes Preserve Local Birth and Club Activity
In Marfa and Fort Davis details, a baby weighing 9 lbs 4 oz arrives. Mrs. Viquez is formerly Miss Bennie Granado of Fort Davis. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vasquez of Marfa. Fort Davis Study Club elects officers for the coming year and plans a program with talking pictures of western scenes. The highway department assists with dahlia bulb planting along Fort Davis and Alpine roads. closing club meeting set for May 8 at the Fort Davis Study Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Big Bend
Nevill Ranch
Terlingua Quicksliver
Marta
E. Miller
J. 8. Fitzerald
Kelly
Presdent
Floyd J. McArthur
Hazel
Joe E. Carlton
Ralph L. Russell
Marfa
Viquez
Bennie Granado
Alfredo Granado
Fort] Davis
Jose Vasquez
Fort Davis
Lorary
W. H. Brennand
RD. McCready
CE. Miller
Tyrone T. Kelly
Beau McCutcheon
C.H. Bird
A.V. Chapin
S C. Bouchette
Bobby Ledingham
Penatures
Cenanieroes
Isos
Solegl
Ieee
Highway Department
Miss Chapin Initiated At Northwestern University
Miss Jane Chapin daughter of Wee and Mrs A V Chapin of Fort Davis is a student at Northwestern University Georgetown Texas In March she was initiated into Alpha Delta Pi on the organization’s centennial anniversary and was elected an initiate director for the coming year In January 1951 she was initiated into a national Methodist news organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chapin
Jane Chapin
Wee
A.V. Chapin
Fort Davis
Northwestern University
Georgetow Exas
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Methodist New’s
Miss Hinds Is Hostess for Fellowship Club Meeting
The Fellowship club met Thursday night April 12 at Mrs Dorothy Hinds Mount ke home. Mrs Tom Gray, program leader, introduced guest Reston Johnson who also assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hinds
Fellowship Club
Dorothy Hinds
Mount Ke
Tom
Gray Presse
Mes Reston Johnson
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Fort Davis News
Walt
Rire
Puany
God
Beatie
Kent
Ent
Benim
Mms
Red Cross
American Red Cross Assn
Woodson
Barry Scobee
C. Espy Miller
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
J. S. Fitzgerald
Assn
McDonald
George C. Williams
Ims
Arthur G. Blucher
C. Miller
Terlingtoa
R. L
Bob
Cortledge
Hiss” Mining
Jerry Trone
Lubbock
Ays
Al_pine
Nevill
W. H. Kobern
Kendrick Flat
Adobe Walls
Teringua Creek
Smithers
Edward Vasquez
John Edward Vasquez
Lange's Boot Shop
General Electric
Storey-Whiteside
The
Fort Davis, Texas
Banking Commission of
Texas
Total
V. B. Smith
Callie Hot
Alpire
James Millar
Good “Citizenship Foundation
Portland
Oregon
J. W. Dollahite
Sarge
Prams
Wesley Rice
Alpine Courts Office
Marte
San Angelo
Miles Pierce
Alpine, Texas
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