Billy Cowell Hurt in Overnight Jeep Crash West of Marfa
Billy Cowell escaped serious injury when his 1952 Chevrolet pickup rolled over about 4:30 a.m. Tuesday seven miles west of Marfa. State Patrolman Malcom Bol linger investigated the accident and said Cowell was returning to Alpine from Van Horn. He was taken to Brewster County Memorial Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Cowell
Marfa
Malcom Bollinger
Cowell
Alpine
van Horn
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
One Moment PLEASE Faith and Salvation Teachings
Summary of New Testament requirements for salvation emphasize being in Christ and in the Gospel, trusting and active works, and baptism for salvation, noting faith must align with all scriptural portions. The message warns against doubting any part of God's Word and directs to services of The.
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God
Church of Christ Urges Full Return to Scriptures
A Church of Christ at 2nd and Ave D in Alpine calls for a complete return to the Scriptures in all matters of religious faith and practice, urging congregants to align beliefs and conduct with biblical teaching.
Local notes and greetings from area residents
Mrs. Glen Adams thanks friends for support during a hospital stay and notes visitors and travels. Dr. A R Thompson of Harvard Radio Observatory left for Paris July 26 to attend AU and URSI conference and present a paper. Cousin Jimmy Miles visited Tommy Sproul. Mr and Mrs C C Bearfield of Victoria Texas are guests of daughter and family in town.
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A. R. Thompson
Harvard Radio Observatory
Ft. Davis
Paris
France
URSI
Tommy Sproul
Jimmy Miles
Robert Miles
Pecos
C. C. Bearfield
Victoria
Texa
Leonard Rinehart
Glen Adams
Brewster Democrats Name State Delegates
Those attending the Democratic county convention elected Marvin Kay Mrs Henry Bailey and W J Newell as delegates to the state convention in San Antonio Alternates will be Bill Sohl Henry Bailey and Pete Gallego Kay was named permanent chairman with Mrs Bryan Kelley as secretary Delegates support Price Daniel and oppose Democrats of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kay
Henry Bailey
W. J. Newell
San Antonio
Bill Sohl
Pete Gallego Kay
Bryan Kelley
Price Daniel
Texas
Fort Davis Robbery and Camp News Stir Town
Fort Davis reports a Monday night robbery with thieves stealing Leonard Rinehart's Chevrolet and clothing from Wilson's store. The Church of Christ youth camp drew eight counselors and large attendance at Paisano Encampment with performances by Drs Webb and Thorn. Local social notes include birthdays, family visits, and weather data with July rainfall totaling 2 inches in the official gauge.
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Fort Davis
Leonard Rinehart
Wilson
Hector
Mile-Hi Courts
Paisano Baptist
Perry Webb
F. B. Thorn
Troy Campbell
L. C. Lange Jr
Campbell
Sam Allen
Lon Smith
WMU
Carson Memorial
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James
Matt
Church of Christ
Old Fort
Davis
Big Bend
Davis Mountains
Brewster
Democrats
Garraly
Penney’s
TAST
Miss Callie Holt
Davis Mountain State Park
McDonald Observatory
Peter Krupp
Pat Mulloy
Walter T. Burns
Cathedral Mountain Lodge
Jimmy Dale
Lou Ann
Beatrice Woolley
Clara Gibson
Paul Gibson
Lingleville, Texas
Will Clark
Annie L. Clark
W. H. Brennand
Beaumont
Adkins Baby
Southwestern General Hospital
el Paso
Marvin Adkins
Peggy Mims
Kimberley Anne
Paisano
Crow Twins
Doug
Dave
Vernon
Crow
W. C. Kountz
Mr. Kountz
Toyahvale
Jeff Davis County
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Valentine
Hamilton
Smith
Stage Supreme Court
J. W. “Spy
Powell Ranch
Johnny Williams
Sanderson
J. W. Espy
Hospital Canyon
S. M. Mims
Peggy
Mr. Adkins
Stuart Jones
Anne
Adair and
Wayne
Visalia
Calif
Mrs. Mims
R. L. Irving
Long Beach
Richard G. Irving
Martha Jean Irving Jones
George Spencer Jr
Trashwood, Ark
Mrs Winter T. Burns
Prude Ranch
Erwin Flowers
Tommy
Bay Town
Tex
Dorothy Grubb Flaniken
Fair Oaks
Rl Weatherby
Houston
Irl
J. P. Weatherby
Miss Lela
Louie Johnson
T. J. Casner
Fort Stockton
Bud Powers
Bud
Holland House
Howdy
W. Holland
NT Uti
Lite
Alpine Drug Store
Alpine, Texas
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