Fort Davis Bride Weds Rev James Hall In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Ruth Clark of Fort Davis became the bride of Rev. James Hall in an impressive ceremony last Saturday at the Presbyterian church. The wedding party included attendants from Fort Davis and Albuquerque. After a reception at the bride’s parents’ home the couple left for a short wedding trip and planned to spend time in Wink, Texas.
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Ruth Clark
Fort Davis
James Hall
James Marylou Smith
Hall
Mary
Betsy Rosse
Fort Devis
Smith
Eliza Ed
Beth Sproul
Alice Sproul
Carol
Stewart
Frances Grubb
Emilea
Bloys
Betty
Wink
Hunter Clark
Richard @. Irving
Pacific Coast
Margaret Coan
J. Keesey
Miller
John G. Prude
Lucy C
Foster
Atron
George R. Newton O
Ruth
Faraday
Margaret
Austin
Dorothy
Betty Hall
Sis
Mildred
Billy
Bessie Ruth Carverhands
Emma Kate Richey
Ruth Georgetown
Jack Hansbro
Albuquerque
Ralpharm
A Hall Jr
Bill Clark
L. Robert Withers
Fort Davison
Val Ryan
Joe Murphy
Fort Worth
Espy Miller
Fort Davis summer visitors and local notes blend with trappers meeting
Fort Davis hosts summer visitors including A C Baldwin of Austin and daughter Mrs Ater visiting for days, while county commissioners plan to discuss predatory animal hunters with ranchers at the next meeting on September 8. Hicks Grays report a Panama voyage by Mrs Jack McNamara and her son Don, details of travel through Havana and Cristobal. Fort Davis wedding crowds overflow Clark Apartments as relatives flocked in, some guests camping nearby in cowboy bedrolls and farmed-out rooms.
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A. C. Baldwin
Austin
Mrs. Ater
Fort Davis
Mr. Baldwin
Jett Davis County
Hicks Grays
Jack McNamara
Panama
Gulf of Mexico
Clark
Clarks’ Yard
Far West
Park Visitors Tour Fort Davis and Plans for Big Bend
A party of about 14 members from the Big Bend park committee state park board and the National Park Service visited Balmorhea and Fort Davis, lunched at Indian Lodge, toured McDonald Observatory, and discussed purchasing the old military post site for park use. Nearby, Ty rone Kelly of the Texas NYA noted that about 25,000 Texas youth are in trades training with girls included, while Judge Granger and family completed a 21 day, 6461 mile trip costing $179.24 beyond wear on the car, with stays at tourist courts averaging $2.50 per night.
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A. V. Chapin
Fort Davis Mile High Club
Inn Lodge
Columbia River
Calfornia
Huntington Beach
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Grangers
Granger
Northwest
California
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