Fort Davis Bride-To-Be Clare Clark Recieves Parties
Mise Clare Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Hunter Clark of Fort Davis, prepares for marriage with multiple receptions and showers. Attendants include Miss Ruth Clark and Miss Margaret Coan. Fred Newton to serve as best man. Relatives in attendance from El Paso, Alpine, and Waxahachie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Clark
J. Hunter Clark
Fort Davie
Mr. Newton
Fred A. Newton
Ennis
Dorothy
Trinity College
Waxahachie
University of Louisiana
Texas Oil Company
Clark
Fort Davis Igh
Trinity
Fort Davis Bank
Miss Ruth Clark
Mise
Margaret | Coan
Mise Mildred Bloys
Fort Davia
Deene Newile Milford
Fred | Newton
Charles
L. Robert Withers
Fort Davis
Carl Rovere
Alpine
Charles Newton
EI Clark
W. H. Brennand
el Paso
Stern City
Kathryn Werley
Warahachie
Mien Clare
Lucy Foster
Ter
Bapy Miler
B. Bj Coan
Tiss
Hicks Gray
Leo Falchita
WO. Grubb
Wedding Tea Shower and Sendoff Planned
The missionary society hosts a pride recipe and tea towel shower for the bride before her departure. The couple will leave for Childress immediately after the wedding with a brown salt trimmed outfit and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionary Society
Childress
Forty-Two Party at Fort Davis Expy Home
A Fort Davis party night featured toy balloons and bidding games with prizes. Nancy Clawson and Mrs R D Mulhern were noted guests as laughter and merriment filled the Expy home. The piece also mentions a chickenpox note and Miss Dorothy Clark’s upcoming wedding shower hosted by Mrs Repy and Mrs Bloys with many gifts and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dav
Expy
Nancy Clawson
Warren D. Bloys
R. D. Mulhern
Christmas Program at Fort Davis Study Club
The Fort Davis Study Club held a Christmas program at the Beau McCutcheon home with hostesses Mrs. McCutcheon and Miss Mabel Bi. Mrs. F. M. Miller spoke on Christmas carols followed by carol singing. Mrs. R. D. Swarts discussed Christmas customs abroad and Mrs. V. E. Smith spoke on the meaning of Christmas then and now. Refreshments followed in a holiday mood. Mrs. Smith, recently transferred to the American school, will teach the first two grades after Miss Dorothy Clark leaves for marriage on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
Beau McCutcheon
Jed
F. M. Miller
R. D. Swarts
V. E. Smith
Dorothy Clark
Smith
Women's Coral Club
Martha Holt Irving
Richard G. Irvienor
J. W. Fetria
Marta
U Church
Belgian Air Force Jubilee Exhibition in Brussels July
In celebration of the 28th anniversary of the Belgian Air Force an international aviation exhibition will be held in Brussels in July showcasing aircraft and aerospace displays from multiple nations.
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Brussels
Avalanche Scrip Offers 25 Percent Discount on Stay
Readers can save on hotel bills by purchasing scrip from the Avalanche, advertised as a 25 percent discount program. Details on participating properties and redemption mechanics are not fully shown.
Mrs Ethel Nicholson Moves 300 Miles for Se temper Job
Mrs Ethel Nicholson traveled nearly 300 miles with her 2 year old child to take a housekeeper position with Mrs Mary Moody in Se tem New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Nicholson
Mary Moody
Setem
N. J
Fragmented sports item hints at The Avalanche event
Readable fragments mention an Avalanche related item. Details unclear due to OCR damage.
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Wewton-Clark
George Rob- Newton
Bremnaad Clark
Matt Smiths Market
wUn
Comarmrey
Tue Suver
Rio Geanok
BIG Bend Motor
Kandy Kitchen
V.B. Oil & Transfer CO
Mint Lucy
Eapy Miller
Fox
Norther
Miss Clark
J. W. Espy
Repy
W. D. Bloys
J. H. Clark
Worth Evans
Frank Jones
Diepla
Mra
Gay
T. F. Cook
VB. Mitler
Davis Rd
Avalanche
C.D. Wood
Watkins
J. R. Co
W. Town Ave
Memphis
Reason Apt
Cross & Cross
Ft Davis Town
Roy Evan
Observatory Karage
Robbie Ellis
James A. Faley
Jim
Ellis
Haptiet Misionary Society
Mra. B. H
M’ System
Mr. and
Mrs
Dom Adams
Merry Christmas
Gulf Servicenter
Ray Starnes
Yuletide
The
First National Bank
of Alpine
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