Fort Davis News Notes Local Visits and Braves First Game
Fort Davis hosts a string of visitors including Ann and family from Big Spring and Mrs W H Brennand formerly of Big Spring. The Fort Davis Braves youth team debuted with a 14 to 7 loss to the Valentine Kittens on the local field. Attendees included Herb Smith and Greer Skousen. Others visiting Fort Davis include L A Richards from Pecos, the Mackeys from Santa Rita New Mexico, and Jarratt and Sproul households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Ann
Big Spring
Fort Davis
W. H. Brennand
Hurt
Hurts
Fort Davis Museum
Patterson Dies After Filing for Judge Post in Texas Counties
Patterson 48 born Williamson County graduate of Georgetown High School Southwestern University Baylor Law, died after filing for reelection as district judge. His name remained on the ballot with E B O Quinn of Marfa as primary results showed Judge Epperson winning by over 1800 votes. Patterson’s family and local figures, including Marfa residents and Alpine connections, are noted along with several visiting relatives and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Davis
Reagan
Presidio
Brewster
Jeon
E. B. O’quinn
Marfa
Epperson
O’quinn
Patterson
Williamson County
Georgetown High School
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Baylor VA. Law School
Hale Davis
Alpine
First Baptist Church
Alpine Blue Lodge
Shriners
Pattersons
Patricia
Hughes Butterworth Jr
el Paso
Chas. Davis Patterson
Ints Down Marfa Pirates In Muddy 8-3 Clash
Alpine Internationals toppled Marfa Pirates 8 to 3 last Sunday in Marfa. Pedro Gooden and Hernandez held the Pirates to six hits, while Tom Valadez drove in four runs with four hits in five at bats. The game stayed tight until a four run seventh inning secured the win. Newcomers included Cowboy Robinson and Jack Richardson. Next, Alpine travels to Grandfalls to meet a club managed by Buddy Nichols, then hosts that same team on Aug. 29. A bake sale by the Eastern Star is set for Aug. 7 at Adams M-System from 9 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Valenzuela
Duane Gooden
Vick Hernandez
Tom Valadez
Marfa
Pirates
Gooden
Hernandez
Iats
Ints
Cowboy Robinson
Jack Richardson
Grandfalls
Buddy Nichols
Alpne Cowboys
Alpine
Paisano elects leaders. limited improvements planned
C T Mitchell of Marfa named president and grounds superintendent with Don C Littleton of Alpine as vice president and assistant. Other officers elected include Rev W M Turner Pecos executive vice president and Dr W Herschel Ford El Paso as vice president. Three-year directors chosen for a 50 member board include J R Alexander Fort Stockton and Judge Thomas J Pitts Odessa among others. Only two small building projects planned for the coming year with pulpit speakers at the encampment and a report on Mrs Jack Edwards recovering in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Mitchell
Marfa
Don C. Littleton
Alpine
W. M. Turner
Pecos
W. Herschel Ford
el Paso
Glenn W. Bales
James Leavell
San Angelo
Jesse Blackwell
Paul B. Keith
Frank Barton
Gordon Roach
Big Lake
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Ben R. Pruett
Maria
W. A. Newton
Waco
Carroll Ratliff
Pidtorado
Sam F. Means
Dallas
J. R. Alexander
Fort Stockton
Thomas J. Pitts
Odessa
Sim Reeves
Roy T. Collins
Houston
R. O. Collins
Sid Kyle
Clifton Tenoo Berger
Mara
John Newton
D. C. Littleton
Vernon
Crane
Perry F. Webb
First Baptist Church
San Antonio
F. B. Thorn
Wichita
Kas
Kyle Mn Yates
Local Sportsmen Plan Safety Demonstration and Barbecue
BUFFALO will give a demonstration on fly a immediately followed by Hamer a flying game warden of the Game and Fish commission will show an exhibit on what the junior members have learned in the safety courses sponsored by the Sportsmen's club Coffield To Speak At 5 p m Henry Coffield of Marfa a member of the State Game commission will make a short address followed by the barbecue dinner Rev Carl Lawson pastor of the First Methodist will give the invocation Local chairmen of the committees are Frank Hamer master of ceremonies Harry Carpenter food J D Gilbreath program Frank Daugherty refreshments Paul Forchheimer ticket sales Chas M Hunter publicity and advertising Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 for children eight years of age and under
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamer
Game and Fish Commission
Sportsmen's Club
Coffield
Henry Coffield
Marfa
State Game Commission
Carl Lawson
First Methodist
Frank Hamer
Harry Carpenter
J. D. Gilbreath
Frank Daugherty
Paul Forchheimer
Chas
M. Hunter
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N. M
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Alvin Jarratt
Ralph Russel
Mr. Mackey
R. L. Sproul
Mre DD Brestrup
Steven
Randy
Littlefield
Buddy Hallandson
Billy Joe
Post
Craig
Mrefrestrup
Sprou Ranch
Eddie Fisher
P. M
Gard’en
Mes A. J. Gard
Armstrong
Jimmy Owens
Big Bend National Park
Rayford Newton
Rayford
Ray Newton
Lackland Air Force Base
Antonio
Louie Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
J. F. Lenons
W. D. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Judy
Holly
Dennis
Stamford
Aleo
Nicki
Vicki Casner
Harry Foster
Trudie Acton
Clive Acton
Joyce Spehureh
Fe) Paso
W. C. Russell
Marilyn Mather
Ralph L. Russell
W. W. Schuster
J. C. Duncan Jr
Schuster
el Pago
Bake Sale
Eastern Star
Adams M-System
U. S
Cascade
Sunnybank Margarine
Isp
Bel-ar
Edwards Coffee
Edwards
Belas
Libby
Royal Anne Libby Cherries
Libby’s Fruits
Libby Pears
Libbby’s Gol Corn
Jole
Siena
All Green
Mean’s & Frost Fresh Bread
Vienna
Libby's
Swift
Oriole
Turkey
Swift's
U.S
Ajax
Parade Suds Detergent Giant
FAB Suds Detergent
DOG Food
Paisano
Barney Hubbs
J. B. Fine
Max E. Sibley
Carlsbad
N.M
Gordon G. Singleton
Clifford D. Johnston
L. L. Morris
Midland
Jack Cross
Crawford Insurance
Agency
General Insurance
Buffalo
Drive-In
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Dixie Drive-In
F. D. B. Alpine
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Brewster Co
Dixie Freeze
DIXIE
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