Local Visitors and Guests Travel Through Alpine Area
Mrs Gene Mauser of Brownsville visited her mother Mrs Kate Nevill in Alpine. Sr and Mrs Henry Richardson of San Antonio came to pursue ranching matters with Miss Glenyth Herring of Crane and Miss Joyor Herring of Rankin. J Roy Spence of Crane and Helen Baines of El Paso were weekend guests. Kenneth Starnes of Odessa traveled with Mrs Starnes who visited Moorman family. A A O Brien of Wickett stayed with William Phelps. Mrs David E Smith formerly Evelyn Hudman of Lubbock visited Lilly Phelps and Anna D Phelps. J T McKinney and son Peppy hosted at McKinney home. Misses Turney Ane Behrens and Skevington of Terlingua Easter in Alpine. J Burledge of Penney Store attended a managers meeting in Plano. Rev. D J Murray and Mrs Irene Peters with Mrs D R Elliott left for El Paso for presbytery. Mr and Mrs J D Jackson spent Tuesday in Marta.
Well Known Salesman Dies In El Paso Hospital This Week
Jet J Williams, 99, died in a El Paso hospital Monday after a brief illness. He had lived in Alpine, Marfa, and other Texas towns, worked for Armour & Company for 20 years, and guided their district sales. He is survived by his widow and three sisters in Pueblo Colorado. Body shipped to Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
J. Wiliams
Aga Im
Fan el Paso
el Paso
Willams
Williams
Alpine
Armour 4 Company
Marfa
Emison 1
Central Wards
G. Atkison
Powell, Cole
David Whealey
Robi. Dickson
Pueblo
Colorado
Cowboys Gather for Stockton Rodeo and Dance Program
Stockon hosts a rodeo inviting notable cowboys and ranchers from Pecos and Reeves counties plus visitors from Arizona and London. The event features three dances, free swimming at Comanche springs, and daily street parades. Notable invitees include Joe Bunton sheriff of Presidio, Louis Roberson of Reeves, John Bowman of Phoenix, Carl Arnold Buckeye, Hugh Bennett, Everett Bowman, Breesy Cox, Pete Ten Byck, Elmer Jones of Pecos, and Bob Crosby of Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos County
Joe Bunton
Presidio County
Marta
Louis Roberson
Reeves County
John Bowman
Phoenix
Arizona
Carl Arnold Buckeye
Hugh Bennett
Everett Bowman
St.Thomas
Breesy Cox
Clifton
Howard Westfall Stockton
London
England
Pete Ten Byck
Port Stockton
Elmer Jones
Pecos
Bob Crosby
Comanche Springs
El Paso High Leads Regional Meet Results
El Pasoans report regional meet results across multiple events including track, essay writing, art, debate, and tennis. Winners span El Paso High Pecos Midland Abilene and other districts with standout performers such as First in one mile run Bearden and First in various relay and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucholtz
Pecos
Carlton
Austin
Pirst Hoffman
McCamey
Robinson
Pabens
Trogden
Montgomery
Midland
Bearden
Medante
Austin High
Joe Sam Willis
John’ "Juckaby
Crane
Pirst
Joyce Sewer
Patty Ferguson
Austin Hien
Lucidle Voebel
Susan Pranklin
el Paso High
Rankin
Harold Brasher
Mack Greenhaw
Iraan
Roy Watkins
Wink
Robert Ivey
Lloyd Barrett
Edna May Elkin
Mary Edna McCowen
Odessa
Cathryn Predarick
Fort Stockton
Norman Zellman
Charles Gibson
Lane Black
Barstow
Bobbie Huntout
Melba Lee
Mary Beth Clark
van Horn
Frances Titus
Patterson
Alacorn
Cisneros
Borunda
el Paso
Carr
Bell
Seagraves
Worley
Port Stockton
Austen
Daniel
Seminole
Guliland
Lovelace
Marfa
Polk
Givfen
Miller
Williams
Rede
Barnes
Woodul
Bickley
Stout
Predatory Animals Trapped In Texas Last Month
Bureau of Biological Survey deputies captured 22 predatory animals and 60 unborn young in Texas last month. The tally includes 704 coyotes 121 bobcats 5 wolves 1 mountain lion and a ocelot. Forty one FERA workers took 409 adult predators and 142 unborn. County tallies show Brewster Culberson Jeff Davis Pecos and Pecos area figures with various counts. Reeves and Terrell not shown.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Texas
FERA
Brewster
Culberson
Jeff Davis
Bobcats
Coyotes
Pecos
Presidio
Reeves
Terreil
Man Escapes Injury In Fort Stockton Car Wreck
Barker escaped injury when the car he was driving rolled over about eight miles this side of Fort Stockton Wednesday morning. The car turned over twice after hitting a dip and was badly damaged. Barker was alone at the time of the accident. OLD TIMERS DANCE WILL BE GIVEN TOMORROW NIGHT. INSURANCE MAN F. Moore, formerly of Dallas, will be associated with M. L. Hopson in the life insurance business. It was announced yesterday. Mr Moore has for some time been with Floyd West & Co, Dallas. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Banking hours will be 8 am to 3 pm starting Monday, April 29, Saturdays 8 am to 1 pm. The public is requested to govern themselves accordingly. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Miss Anna D. Phelps, Wickett teacher, spent last weekend here with home folks. Mrs Mary Santora, who has visited natives in Houston and Mississippi since the holidays, returned Friday. Mrs Lillie Williams of Sanderson and Mrs John McIntyre of Shafter were guests of their mother, Mrs D. Runyan, on Easter. Mrs Anna Wilson Jr, who left Friday to spend Easter with her parents at Ozona, was called home Sunday by the illness of her husband. He is much improved at this writing. Mayor T. R. Moody, A. R. Frazer, and Benjamin F. Berkeley were business visitors in Austin the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DS Barker
Fort Stockton
Mr. Barker
Ff. Moore
Dal
M. L. Hopson
Moore Hs
Floyd West & Co
Dallas
Anja Wilson, Jr
Ozona
It Not So The Modern Natural Chiropractic Method
A fragmented ad style paragraph touts chiropractic care as a modern natural method for improving health. It claims undeniable evidence and results, urging readers to try the approach if health is unsatisfactory.
Sul Ross Tackles Matadors in Lone Star Clash
The Sul Ross team travels to face the Matadors amid injuries with four first-string players sidelined. Coach Graves expects a battle but hopes to keep the score close while Nos. of key players like Nooncaster and Warnock may return for brief appearances.
Matadors Courting Repeat Victory In Spring Game
In a spring game the Matadors defeated the Lobog by 13 to 0 and are favored to repeat the operation again this year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gene Mauser
Brownsville
Kate Nevill
Mrs. Henry Richardson
San Antonio
Glenyth Herring
Joyor Herring
Fa. Herring
J. Roy Spence
Helen Baines
Fi Paso
G. W. Baines
Kenneth Starnes
Starnes
M. H. Moorman
A. A. O Brien
Wickett
William Phelps
David E. Smith
Stiss Evelyn Hudman
Lubbockpent
Lilly Phelps
Anna D. Phelps
J.T. McKinney
Peppy
Port Hancock
McKinney
Monaay
Katherine Turney
Ernest Ane Behrens
Ethel Skevington
Terlingua
J.burledge
Penney
I Pano
D. J. Murray
Irene Peters
D. R. Elliott
FL Paw
J.D. Jackson
Man
The
Shiney ‘Temple, Lionel Tarry
Chas. Chan In
Paris
Wed
Thurs
Ann Harding, Robert Mont
Omery
Edward Errett
Om, Uma
Menses
Carroll Vaughn
Turner Ride
SUL Ross
Sul Rose Lobos
Bt Marys Rattlers
Jackson Pied
Graves
Laos
Ridaymiebt
Kokernot Lade
WALA
J. C. Graves
Sul Rows
Thomas B. Granger
Mr. Graves
Kokernot Lodge
Mis Britt
Andiortura
Sporta
W.aa
Miss Britt
Kobernot Lodge
Pield
Mise Britt
Miss Fillett
Mary's
Jackson
Miss Bedell
Kobernot
Sul Ren
Mim Cowan
College Gymnasium
Stockton
EL Pasoans
Betsy Ross
Kenneth Webb
Elizabeth
Brooks Ysleta
Roy Bedichek
Interscholastic League Bureau
J. ©. Coleman
H. G. .Secrest
J. E. Gregg
A. M. Blackman
C. A
Ine Man
Rgferomag
First National Bank
Mary P Santora
Houston
Mississippi
Lillie Williams
Sanderson
John McIntyre
Shafter
D. Runyan
T. R. Moody
A. R. Frazer
Benjamin F. Berkeley
DeLuxe Cleaners
Gell
America
Lews
Chambers Electric Co
Alpine, Texas
Moos
Gilley
Bul Ross
But.r. Hi. Blackwell
Annie Kate Ferguson
Oliver
Nell Scott
A.m.lampsey
Lonos
Doulleughter
Lubbock
B. C. Graves
Johnny Bost
Mattadors
Nooncaster
Warnock
Swede Nelson
Cuthbert Carll
Matt Smith
Stzest
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