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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1950

Page

3

Story Told By Starlight Delights Fort Davis Club

The Fort Davis Study Club welcomed 25 members to hear William C. Braun of the McDonald Observatory discuss how spectrography decodes starlight to analyze distant stars. He described telescope light collection, star temperatures, and the vast distances measured in light years, with a piano duet opening and tea service afterward.

Fort Davis Earth

Reverend S M Mims Delivers Sermon on Kindness at First Methodist

Last Sunday night services at the First Methodist church were led by Rev. S. M. Mims who spoke on Melted by Kindness using Luke 19 about Zaccheus. Mrs J H Clark was pianist and prayers were offered by Mrs R L Irving with benediction by Rev Woodson.

First Methodist Church

Services Move to Baptist Church Next Sunday Night

Servicemen give to USC Mims of the First Baptist church. Next Sunday night services will be in the Baptist church. At 11 o clock Sunday morning Mr. Mims of the Methodist church preached on Why I Believe in the Bible. He read excerpts from Acts five six and seven.

Mims First Baptist Church The Baptist Church Methodist Church

Plaque Unveiled at First Presbyterian Church

Rev. James C. Hardin of Austin preached his farewell sermon on Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church. A dedicatory ceremony followed unveiling a plaque honoring founder William B. Bloys D D 1847 1917. The inscription commemorates organization in 1888 building in 1904 and 30 years of pastorate.

Hardin First Presbyterian Church William B. Bloys

Carlton announces birth of son Robert Sloan Carlton

Mr and Mrs Earnest Carlton of Fort Davis announce the birth of a son named Robert Sloan Carlton on Monday January 16 at 530 pm. The baby weighed nine pounds. The Carltons have children Kay Charles and Ellen. Grandmothers are Mrs E H Carlton of Fort Davis and Mrs W E Sloan of Taylor Texas. Tyrone T Kelly and C R Fryar are in Oklahoma City on business. Visitors include Mrs W H Moody of Taylor and Mrs Nina Lawhorn of Hutto.

Earnest Carlton Fort Davis Robert Sloan Carlton Carltons Kay Charles Ellen E. H. Carlton W. E. Sloan Taylor Texas Tyrone T. Kelly C. R.bill Fryar Oklahoma City Okla W. H. Moody Taylor, Texas Nina Lawhorn Hutto

Missionary Society Meets on January 11 at Mrs Carlton’s Home

Members of the Methodist Women’s Missionary Society gathered Wednesday afternoon January 11 at the home of Mrs E H Carlton with vice president Mrs John G Prude presiding. The program chairwoman Mrs A N Alkire outlined the study subject Japan and its Needs citing multiple sources. The group will read Japan Begins Again and Rev S J Mims will present the first chapter at the next meeting. Refreshments included pears with whipped cream wafers yum yums tea and coffee. Sgt and Mrs John G Scott and their son Pete of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs Leslie R Scott at the Old Fort before traveling to San Antonio on Wednesday.

Methodist Women's Missionary Society E. H. Carlton John G. Prude A. N. Alkire Japan S. JM. Mims John G. Scott Pete San Antonio Leslie R. Scott Old Fort

Fort Davis State Bank Official Financial Condition 1949

Charter No 781 Fort Davis Texas official statement of financial condition as of December 31 1949 filed with the Banking Commissioner of Texas. Directors subscribed and sworn January 13 1950 before Notary Public Robert C Withers Jeff Davis County Texas.

Fort Davis State Bank Fort Davis Texas Banking Commissioner of State OF Jeff Davis H. D. Coleman Robert C. Withers Notary Public County

Fort Davis Notes Include Weather, Guests, and Fundraising

The Fort Davis area reports moisture totals from early January and temperatures at Mount Locke observatory. Rev. and Mrs. James C. Hardin of Austin, vacationing here, will return to finish seminary studies. The Fort Davis Fire Department Women’s Auxiliary held a Game Night at the Library raising about 90 dollars toward a new fire engine with 65 attendees and a cake auction.

James C. Hardin Austin Waskom Texas Hardin First Presbyterian Church Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Samuel Joekel Joekel Bloys Fort Davis

Local Social Club Hosts Supper and Card Games

In a village gathering the admission price exceeded 40 cents and included a supper with sandwiches cake tea and coffee. The program featured canasta forty two bridge and dominoes as amusements for attendees.

Fort Davis Public Library Expands Shelves and Stock

The Fort Davis Public Library reports rapid growth in its collections and increased shelf capacity as it expands to accommodate more books. Continued on page seven.

Public Library Fort Davis Public

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Fort Davis News Patricia Newton Clark Paul Lincke W. H. Brennand J. W. Friend Callie Holt Fountain Service R. C. Higdon USC the Baptist Church Woodson Mims Fairest Lord Jesus Tyrone Kelly Moody Carlton Lawhorn C. E. Eaton Norman, Ohk Jack Magee Susan Ann Magee Carrie Lou Eaton Mrs. W. S. Miller Lubbock Natchez, Miss Alfred Dearing Mr. Dearing Washington, D. C Henry S. Aurand Pacific USO Philip B. Fleming Maritime Commission DeLuxe Cleaners North Fifth Street Mrs. Carlton United States U. S J. H. Clark J. K. Miller J. W. McElroy John Leslie Scott Tokyo Davis Mountains McDonald Observatory Mount Locke Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Plymouth Ford Des Brewster County Motors E. Holland Tri-State Equipment Co Big Bend Area MR. J. D. Greenway Alpine J.D Greenway Odessa
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