Sul Ross College Spring Semester Opens Next Monday
Registration for Sul Ross College begins as the spring term starts early next week. Faculty members supervise student activities with about thirty NYA students expected to participate. Camparis of Dallas to direct the program. girls dining room to seat 100, under Dr and Mr G P Asmith. A college trip to the Bené theaters for varsity football squad planned for the second semester.
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Sul Ross
N.Y. A
Camparis
Dallas
G. P. Asmith
Rotary News Brief On Health Education And Observance
Rotarians received a brief education about syphilis and tuberculosis risks. The speaker warned of tragic outcomes including apoplexy heart disease blindness and insanity. President Roosevelt urged Congress to act as Notary Observance Week February 18 8 was announced.
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Wright
Roosevelt
Congress
Alpine Boy Hurt in Sled Accident Monday
Alpine High School student Kibet Vannoy, son of Mr and Mrs W B Vannoy, is in critical condition after being thrown from a sled Monday in the Jim P Wilson yard. He suffered a severe skull fracture and a broken arm.
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Alpine
Sted
Kibet Vannoy
Alpine High School
W. B Vannoy
Jim P. Wilson
Bibert
National Girl Scout Staff Visit Planned For Week
Miss Katharine Shankland of Dallas joins Girl Scout leaders and troop committee members as they plan events next week. Monday meetings with Mrs. Jomen Sloan and Mrs. W. H. Miller outline community involvement. A Tuesday session features further troop committee discussions with Mrs. Coleman.
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Girl Scout
Katharine Shankland
Allas
Jomen Sloan
Mra
W. H. Miller
J. C. Coleman
Two Revivals Planned By Alpine Church of Christ
Dates set for two revival meetings at Alpine Church of Christ this year. Services will be held at 11 each day with locations Fort Stockton Ozona and Marathor, as announced by the church leaders.
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Church of Christ
Alpine Church of Christ
Marathor
Fort Stockton
Ozona
Fort Davis Sees Prolonged Cold and Snow in 1918 Echoes
The Fort Davis area records a severe cold spell with subzero readings and snow that began last Thursday, continuing into Sunday and Monday, with two and a half inches accumulating and snowmelt slow. Residents drained nearby wells, while hunting parties chased a killer rumored near Merrill country. Historical notes compare the freeze to January 1918, recalling six below and a notable court week snap, as months of cold persist despite warming later in the week.
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McDoneld Observatory
Merrill
Smith
Jimmy. Livingston
Marfa
Port Davie
Barry Geobee
P. ‘Weatherby
Tom Z. Granger
Mrs. Weatherby
Davis
Panther Kills Antelopes in Fort Davis Section
In Fort Davis the panther slain antelopes, with no escape remaining for the prey. Remains were found where grasses cover the carcasses, indicating a dangerous pursuit.
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Fort Davis
Fort Davia
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