Character and Repremembrance Sermons Highlight Fort Davis
At First Methodist and First Presbyterian services Rev S M Mims spoke on being remembered from Luke 22 14 23 and II Peter 1 15. Rev Julian T Hendren asked Who's Boss In Your Life at the First Presbyterian. Fort Davis churches also reported weather, travel, and local sports results with P T A notes and upcoming meetings.
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S. M. Mims
Egypt
Taj Mahal
G. C. Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Julian T. Hendren
Sid C. Bouchette
First Baptist Church
Robert D. Lovell
Lovell
Jesus Christ
the Baptist Church
R. D. Lovell
Baptist W. M. U. Circles Meet at Church Tuesday Night
The combined Circles of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met at the church Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Bob Sproul led the meeting with the theme and activities described for the session.
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Porary
Baptist W. M. U
Bob Sproul
Presbyter ian Woman's Organization Meeting Highlights
Presbyterian Women meet February 4 at Mrs. Weatherby home with Mrs. Davis co hosting. Devotionals and prayers lead by members. quiz from Outreach. social hour with cookies and tea. Also notes on Navy Ensign Chris Kountz home on leave, various local visits, and the wedding of Mary Rodney and Robert McCallick at Alpine.
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Chris Kountz
Newport
R. I
California
Chris
U. S. Navy
W. C. Kouitz
Fort Davis
Robert McCullick
Mary Rodney
Royalty
Robert McCallick
First Baptist Church
Alpine
Glenn Bales
P. L. Wilson
Pentagon Private Branch System Noted as World Largest
The private branch telephone system in Washingtons Pentagon building is described as the largest of its kind in the world, showcasing a vast internal communications network.
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Washington
Pentagon Building
San Angelo Fat Stock Show Sets $20000 in Premiums
A record number of entries is expected to compete for 20000 in premiums at the San Angelo Fat Stock show February 25 to 28. Championship Hereford Angus and Brangus cattle plus several sheep breeds will be shown in new barns at the fair grounds. A four day stock show includes a daily 2 pm rodeo produced by Everett Coburn of Dublin Texas described as the roughest, toughest and wildest rodeos in the Southwest. 4 H FFA and Junior College livestock raisers join in the livestock judging contest as a highlight of the event.
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San Angelo
Rambouillet
Delaine
Corriedale
Suffolk
Hampshire
Southdown
Shropshire
Fair Grounds
Everett Coborn
Dublin
Texas
Southwest
San Angelo Stock Show Parade Opens Event Day
A Jaycees sponsored parade starts at 11 a m on February 25 to launch the stock show. The event runs alongside a fat stock show rodeo trade show poultry display and Don Franklin carnival midway attractions featuring a joint community celebration.
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San Angelo
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Fort Davis News
Abraham Lincoln
Beau McCutcheon
Denton
Mrs
Homer Curtis
W. C. Massey
Sierra Blanca
J. P. Weatherby
Massey
McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
E. S. Young
Uvalde
Hayden Haley
Young
Mrs. Haby
el Paso
T. T. Kelly
Bobby
J. S. Fitzgerald
Johnny
B. C. Neill
Richard Lee Williams
J. P. Espy
Patsy
Jean
Ann
Jimmie
Ray Newton
Patricia Newton
Barbara Latta
Linda Woolley
Mary June McNew
Walter S. Miller
Tornillo
Kate Henderson
Alvin Jarratt
Lorraine
Harry Jarrett
Paul
Pecos
J. D. McNew
Pee Wee
Valentine
Pee Wees
Marathon
Fort Davis Boys
Gins
J. C. Duncan Jr
Will Rogers Jr
Nancy Olson
Boy From
Oklahoma
Saturday Evening Post
Granada Theatre
Frigidaire
McRl Labenls
General Motors
West Texas Utilities Company
Williams & Vogt Grocery
Winter Cleaners
Mrs. Wade Reid
Midland
Ray Dudley
Houston
W. V. Gross
Dudley
Mr. Gross
Carlsbad
N. M
Charles Brandon
Pat Mulloy
Las Cruces
Delta Kappa Gamma
Clara Gibson
Annie Lou Clark
W. H. Brennand
Valentine School
Ira Hector
Hector
Palomino & Quarter Horses
San Antonio Livestock Exposition
P. O
San Antonio
S. Angelo
Odessa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Bill Goodall
Victor I
United States
Pierce Rambouillet
J. B. McCord
Coleman, Texas
Press Nichols, Mgr
Big Bend Wool and Mohair Company
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