January 1965 Car Registrations in Brewster County
Thirty three new motor vehicles were registered in Brewster County during January 1965. The list includes owners such as John De Armstrong Fort Davis with a Pontiac sedan and Mary Ann Carlton Fort Davis with an Oldsmobile sedan, plus multiple Alpine entries like Coronado Construction Co. and Wallacer Neu with GMC pickup and Chevrolet station wagon.
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Brew=ster County
John de Armstrong
Fort Davis
Pontiac
Jose A. Jimenez
Presidio
Mary Ann Carlton
Charlie L. Parnell
Texas
Lewis Gillespie
Alpine
M.C. Puckett
Fort Stockton
Cadillac
Horace L. Bell
David Adams
Marathon
R. W. Gooden
Chevrolet
Charles Livingston
Ray N. Morr Ipine
El Paso To Host Trans Pecos Teachers Convention
Brewster County unit of the Texas State Teachers Association will send delegates to the Trans Pecos Convention in El Paso March 4 and 5. The meeting on the Texas Western College campus will include committee assignments, officers, and speakers with more than 4 000 teachers expected from 10 West Texas counties.
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el Paso
Brewster County
Trans-Pecos
Texas State Teachers Association
Frances Maddox
Marathon
Alice R. Olson
Alpine
Helen Fred
JoAnn Ford
Sul Ross
James L. Wright
Francis Phillips
Olson
Ford
Fred
Wally Johnson
W. H. Perryman
West Texas
Texas Western College
Hotel Cortez
Wall mounted extension phones offer space saving and color choices
The copy promotes wall mounted extension telephones as handy in kitchens workshops or any space. They save time and steps and come in colors to match decor. The price is affordable with two sets costing just a fraction more than one.
Wednesday Club Entertains at Bridge Session
Mrs. John C. Epperson hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club on February 17. High score went to Mrs. Hugh White with second to Mrs. Marvin Pierce. guest high to Mrs. J. W. Shepperd. Bingo prize awarded to Mrs. King Terry Sr. Attending were club members and guests including Worth Frazer Carl Shults C. Mudd W. D. Jur ham White Pierce guests Mies King Terry Sr W. J. Winter Shepperd Homer Ferguson A. R. Ponton L. D. Harris. A salad plate was served after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Epperson
Hugh White
Marvin Pierce
J. W. Shepperd
King Tenny Sr
Mmes. Worth Frazer
Carl Shults
C. Mudd
W. D
Highland Village Market Ad With Hours
White's Highland Village owned by Mr and Mrs Hugh S White offers Highland Cafe Grocery and Motel with six operators. Located across from Sul Ross College on Highway 90 A. Free parking available. Hours from morning to 9 30 pm.
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Hugh S. White
Hwy
Sul Ross College
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Supreme Court
William Douglas
Big Bend National Park
Boquillas Canyon
Rio Grande
Hermes Nye
Dallas
Peter Koch
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Frank Tolbert
The
Dallas News
Buick
J. Bow
F. T. Love
del Rio
J.P. Kennedy
Jerry Bass
Brady's
Texaco Service
E. Holland — Alpine
Western Bell
White’s Highland Village
For All
Storey - Whiteside Lumber CO
Alpine, Texas
Johnson's Farm Army Air Field
Army Air Field
Johnson's Farm
Big Bend
Army
San Antonio Fields
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Lt. Twining
Johnson's Field
Castelon
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