Fort Davis News Roundup Highlights Local Activities
Fort Davis residents reported on Baptist Training Union games and refreshments in the church parlors, a Mexican supper fund drive, and school events. Local members including Mrs J H Clark and Mrs Charles Webster hosted activities. Military and staff movements feature Lieut Robert L Withers on leave, Camp Claiborne assignments, and visits from George Wagnon. Religious services announced a union service and Young People's Day at the First Presbyterian Church with a seat of honor sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union
Goodman
Anderson
Ierar fent-Teacher Association
Charles Webster
Mimicat Putnam
JH. Clark
Dervices
First Presbyterian Church
Richard G. Irving
RG. Irving
Coldest Winter Snap Grips Davis Area
Tuesday morning brought a ten degree rise above zero and a day of frigid wind. The Baptist Women Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs. C H Bird presiding and Miss Callie Holt directing the Royal Service program. Mrs. Miller visits Phoenix while her husband Lt Pickett remains with Elizabeth Ann. Indian Lodge hosts cadets wives visiting from training near Marfa as Mr and Mrs Jimmy Dale make a Midland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist W. M. S
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
C.H. Bird
Robert C. Withers
Callie Holt
P.M. Miller
Phoenix
Arizona
Lawrence J. Pickett
Elizabeth Ann
Leutenant Pickett
Cadets Wives Move Into Indian Lodge in Davis Mountains
A group of cadets wives move into Indian Lodge Davis Mountains Park as the Flying School arranges winter housing. The Texas State Park board and local officials negotiated the use of facilities from Marfa and Alpine, with tours and inspections by cadet leaders. Residents include the Rev Horees Osada and various local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Mountains Park
Indian Lodge
Marfa
Alpine
Frank D. Quinn
Texas State Park Board
Gerald Hoyle
Glenn Burtens
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Ralph D. Robinson
Raymond H. Reece
Net
Es Exalanet
Alpine Latin Americans Thank Fr Francis For Church
Alpine Latin Americans express appreciation to Father Francis for the church. The Catholic and civic groups acknowledge his zeal and perseverance in making the new church possible and unite in public thanks. They also note a pending court petition filed January 13 1943 in Brewster County Texas involving land disputes and the names listed as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Francis
Lorenzo G. Lafarelle
Father Francis
Alpine
Notice of severance from Big Bend Abstract Company
Tam ends connection with the Big Bend Abstract Company as of January 1 1943 and thanks customers for past year business. The firm remains in Alpine Texas and invites continued patronage. Address Alpine Texas or call 117 itc. Mrs E Mutton Smith remains in their midst and readers are urged to read the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Big Bend Abstract Company
Alpine
Texas
Itc
E. Mutton Smith
Plans For Annual President's Birthday Ball in County
County chairman Dr. B Berkeley says plans are under way for the annual Presidents Ball. Two dances will be held in Alpine Saturday night January 30 one at the courthouse and one at the college gymnasium. He will visit Marathon to discuss an observance there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Berkeley
Cone
Berkeley
Card of Thanks for J. v. Jackson bereavement
The family of J. v. Jackson thanks friends for kindness after their bereavement. Gratitude expressed for words, flowers, and acts of love. Signatures include Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Casner, Miss Ford Jackson, and many others with honorary pallbearers named from Alpine and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. v. Jackson
J. D. Jackson
J. E. Casner
Ford Jackson
James Scott
J. H. Jackson
C. A. Modesette
J. D. Holman
Obituary: Mrs. J. D. Holman of Alpine
Funeral services were held at the Christian church Monday at four o’clock with Rev. E B Tenacks officiating and Rev. M A Buhler assisting. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery. Livingston Funeral Home handled arrangements. Pallbearers included Dr T C Selvig C E Patterson Joe Hord C C Fulley Fred Williams John S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Holman
Alpine
Christian Church
E. B. Tenacks
M. A. Buhler
del Rio
Elm Grove
Livingston
T. C. Selvig
C. E. Patterson
Joe Hord
C. C. Fulley
Fred Williams
John S
Liver Burgers and Bonus Meats Featured in Deli Guide
The piece suggests stretching meat allowance with bonus meats like liver heart kidney and pigeon feet. It outlines grind uncooked liver with bread crumbs onions and seasonings, bind with evaporated milk, form patties and fry quickly. Jointly credited to Julia Lee Wright from the bureau.
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el Paso
Anderson Pu
T. A
J. E Wood
Ke Wood
Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
George C. Willians
Mro AN. Alkire
Latin America
W. Stanley Rycroft
Wood
Robert L. Withers
Pyote
Mrs. Worth Evans
Frank Coftman
Johnson
U. Engineering Corps
Camp Claibourne, Louisiana
George Wagnon
Wink
GM. Wagnon
Union Church
Rore Davis
Mrs
Jimmy Dale
Midland
Mr. Dale
Mrs. Daley
Rela
Rev. Horees C. Osada
Ae Oundran Sndie
Bod Anueher
Mildred Jo St 'Rort Davis
Nev
Mrs. Mont Nash
Gorman
J. W. Expy
California
State OF Texas
Gorton
J. C. Cavett
J. M. Chaves
Sean Simank
Ca’ McCown
Thad A. Bryant
Joe H. Schneider
W. H Sartain
James Henry
American Quicksilver Company
Foreign Coronation
T. S. Gorton
J. €. Cavett
J. M. Chaves Leon Simank
CA. McCown
W. H. Sartain
Brewster
Alpin Texas
J. W. Frazer
County
Gula Burke
Lai Hord
Kewster County
Jane Morrow
DA Wry.co
D& Wry Co
Don
Russia
Don Arch
Stalingrad
Surovikino
Texoctses
Alpine Wool & Mohair CO
Tay
Arthur Mitchell
Rev. L. D. Anderson
George Birchfield
Ft. Worth
R. F. Cates
Bartlett
Chas. F. Brannon
San Antonio
Houston Harte
San Angelo
Era
Fe Company
Eee
Ie Cs
Marfa National Farm Loan Association
J.C. Fuller
Sec.-Troas
Marfa, Texas
Safeway Homemaker Guide
Repeas
Ashley
Hob Sane Coffee
Articon
Finute
Crisp
Utah
Porto Hican
Safeway Meats
Eentneher Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Doser
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