Sunday Union Service and Church Notices at Fort Davis
Sunday worship at First Presbyterian with Rev J W Myrose preaching from Psalm 119 70 and Lord's Supper celebrated at 11 am. Rev S M Mims spoke at First Methodist on Doors that are open before us. Youth Fellowship held a consecration service with Foster Bell and John Robert Prude. Next week Union service moves to Baptist church with Mr Brittain speaking. Congregational meeting at First Presbyterian with a covered dish lunch. Some locals attended Sun Carnival in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Myrose
First Methodist Church
S. M. Mims
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Foster Bell
John Robert Prude
M. C. Brittain
Ada widow Ethel Hughey dies. Fort Davis ties noted
Word reached locally of the death in Ada Oklahoma of Mrs. Ethel Hughey sister of J R Cook of Fort Davis. Funeral plans prompt Mr Cook to travel to Oklahoma. The column lists visiting relatives from Pecos Magdalena Hobbs and Los Angeles plus school, weather and observatory news from the Davis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ethel) Hughey
Ada
Okla
J. R. Cook
Fort Davis
Cook
Oklahoma
Hughey
Horace Cook
Mrs. Cook
Jimmie
Pecos
Mr. Cook
Sul Ross Leader Hawkins Builds Open Door Campus Life
Dick Hawkins whose open door policy and democratic student life shaped Sul Ross College, grew from Floresville to Granger and Huntsville to Southwestern University. His career spans high school coaching and administration, Rotary leadership, and WTCC regional posts as he led college building efforts and student councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
G.I
Trans-Pecos
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
Alpine
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
WTCC
Kokernot Lodge
Student Mrs. Merrill Returns to Texas University After Holiday
Mrs. George Merrill, a student at Texas university, was home for Christmas and returned to school on Monday December 27, continuing her studies after the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merrill
Texas University
Scholar earns MA at Southern Methodist University
In 1935 he completed a Master of Arts at Southern Methodist University Dallas doing most work during summer terms while part time teaching. He joined Pi Gamma Nu and Phi Delta Kappa and was a member of the American Academy of Political and Social Science and listed in Who's Who Among Young Men in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Southwestern University
Kappa Sigma
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Pi Gamma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort Davis News
A. N. Alkire
el Paso
Rock of Ages
Kalten
Oie OF Ages
New York
G. W. Evans
Magdalena, N. M
J. P. Espy
Mr. Espy
James W. Hall
Hall
Timmie
Hobbs, N. M
J. H. Clark
J. W. Espy
Worth Evans
C. E. Eaton
Los Angeles
Calif
Pasadena
John G. Prude
Austin
Davis Mountains
McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Sun
A W. Iwanowska
Poland
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
Verna Gray
Weatherford
Ruth Carlton
J. G. McIntosh
Harry Jarrett
Bruce and
Lewis Roy Jarrett
Martin Merrill
Mr. and
Wilson County
Floresville
James Richard
Carrie (Rader) Hawkins
Granger
Williamson County
Richard
Armed Services
Dick Hawkins
Georgetown
Southwestern
Huntsville Public
Stella Hallmark
O. C. Hallmark
Belton, Texas
Sara Beth
Mexia
Rotary International
General Electric
Storey-Whiteside Ler. CO
First National Bank
of Alpine
F.D.I.C
Lte
Marfa
tiGouyr
Midland
Livestock Auction Co
KCRS
Don Estes
Jamms Army
Roadmaster
BUICK
Fisher
Standard
Holland Ave
7Th St
Casner Motor Company
Henry J. Taylor
ASC Network
Alpine, Texas
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