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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1964

Page

8

Fort Davis News Highlights Winter Socials and Local Updates

Fort Davis residents hosted an English family and other visitors over the holidays, noting three generations together, with ties to Meopham Kent and Kenogami Canada. Events include a Lion's Club Spectacular January 25 and PTA meeting on Thursday.

Hugh Stiles Michael Hughes Fort Davis England Michael Frank H. Hughes Meopham Kent Hughes Peter Hughes Larry Bridie Kenogami Canada PTA C. M. Kahl

Open season deer violations filed in Jeff Davis County

Eighteen law violation cases were filed in a Jeff Davis County justice court by Game Warden Tom S. Redford related to the recently closed deer season. Fines were paid in over half the cases, with several awaiting trial.

Avalanche Jeff Davis County Tom S. Redford

Fort Davis National Historic Site Sees 65000 Visitors

In its first year as part of the National Park system Fort Davis welcomed over 65 000 visitors from 39 states and 17 countries. Michael J Becker, the first superintendent, notes the May December count understates totals. Fort Davis, established 1854 in West Texas, honors the Overland Trail era.

National Park System Fort Davis National Historic Site Michael J. Becker Fort Davis Ealy Becker West Texas San Antonio el Paso Pecos River Canada Mexico North America Europe Austria Belgium Den

Brownfield mother dies after long illness

Mrs. F. B. Earnest of Brownfield died Sunday December 29 after a long illness. Her son Paul Goodman and wife attended funeral services December 31 in Brownfield with extended family. Park attendance and international visitors were noted, reflecting on American heritage at Fort Davis National Historic Site.

J. M. Clark Bill Clark Hobbs, N. M George Newton Tulsa Okla Nancy Newton Fort Davis Loviga Gillespie Bess Gillespie Riesel Texas Mary Sproul Gillespie Barry Scabees Gillespies Gregorio Alvarado St. Paul's Catholic Church Alvarado Reynolds Cattle Co Jones Canyon Justice of the Peace Barry Scobee Kelly Funeral Home Marfa St. Joseph Cemetery Fort Davite Bank Board of Directors F. B. Earnest Brownfield Paul Goodman Alpin and Goodman Jon Paul J. H. Clark Nancy Clark Newton Edward Harford Torcom University of Oklahoma

Card of Thanks from the Bell and Hunter families

Wanda and Billy Bell thank friends and physicians at Brewster County Memorial Hospital for kindness shown during illness and passing of their husband and father. Irene Hunter and family express appreciation to the Big Bend area for support and friendship.

Brewster County Memorial Hospital Wanda Billy Bell Big Bend

Jackets 25 Off Banson Shirts On Sale

Short sleeves shirts were 5.00 and 5.95 now 3.65 each. Sale offers 25 percent off on Banson shirts with short sleeve styles available.

Banson

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