Red Cross calls Fort Davis workers for dressings and kit bags
Fort Davis News reports renewed Red Cross drive as 7 500 bandages arrive for army needs. Women and girls urged to fold dressings during 2 to 6 pm sessions and 7 to 10 pm Tuesday nights at the Baptist church parlor. Also notes preacher Rev Buren Sparks will speak January 30.
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Jett Davis Chapter Hosts District Leader At Masonic Hall
Jett Davis Chapter 290 of the Eastern Star entertained Mrs. Martine McDonald Deputy Grand Matron of District No 2 Section 9 of Grant Chapter Texas Thursday evening January 19 at the Masonic hall The District Leader came to instruct local chapter members Refreshments were served after the social hour Visitation included Mr and Mrs T A Beard Alpine chapter Mrs Arthur Owens also of Alpine and Mrs Beulah W J Rawlings Fort Davis A dinner for Mrs McDonald and J W McElroy preceded at the home of Mrs Betty William Granger Associate Matron Jeff Davis chapter McDonald planned to visit Fort Stockton Friday night.
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Martine McDonald
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T. A Beard
Alpine
Arthur Owens
Beulah
W. J. Rawlings
Fort Davis
Grand Lodge
McDonald
J. W. McElroy
Jef Davis
Betty
William) Granger
Jeff Davis
Davis Mountains Weather Report From McDonald Obs
The past week topped at 66 degrees on January 21 and dropped to 25 on January 17 with no moisture. High winds were common. Mrs. R A Muenster is the new teacher at Anderson School.
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R.A. Muenster
Anderson School
Presbyterian Missionary Society Hostess Gathering
Mrs K L Irving hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society's Thursday afternoon meeting. Mrs A N Alkire led the Bible study with help from Mrs C E Miller, Mrs Worthans, Mrs F M Miller, Mrs W D Bloys and Mrs B A Taylor. Mrs 3 W Merrill offered the prayer for missionaries. Tea, fruit cake and salted nuts were served after the program. Mrs A G Prude and Miss Martha Prude, visiting Rankin and Taylor relatives, returned home this week.
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A. N. Alkire
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Martha Prude
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Women Missionary society meet at church on Thursday
Thursday afternoon the Women’s Baptist Missionary Society held its regular semi monthly meeting at the church with Mrs. R A Muenster as hostess and program leader. Papers were read by Mrs W H Rawlings Mrs Roy Evans and Miss Callie Holt. Refreshments followed at a lace covered table with green tapers and chrysanthemums. Twelve people were served tea white cake and mints. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs J Keesey Miller left Friday for Abilene and other Texas cities on a combined business and pleasure trip. Anderson P T A News: The Anderson unit of the Parent Teacher Assn met in the school auditorium Wednesday Jan 19 with Mrs Virginia Hernandez president presiding. G Matthews superintendent of schools spoke on Thrift. Fifteen members attended plans for a Valentine party were discussed. Mrs C E Eaton returned home Monday from a trip to San Angelo and Rankin. Mrs Beau McCutcheon Mrs C F Jones and Preston Johnson made a business trip to El Paso Friday returning Sunday Verdean Johnson accompanied them home and will stay with Mr and Mrs Preston Johnson. School Notes: Charles Fairchild had the highest examination average in the class.
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Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
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William Granger
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Roy Evans
Callie Holt
Anderson P.T.A. News
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Beau McCutcheon
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el Paso
Verdean Johnson
Vernon Johnson
Dangers of Gas Stove Fumes Warns State Officer
A Texas health warning cites recent asphyxiation deaths from gas fumes. Dr George W Cox urges safe ventilation and warns against sleeping in a closed room with a gas fire. The piece notes risks of air intoxication even without leaks and stresses prevention measures. Fort Davis loses to Alpine in basketball with a rematch planned and Marfa next.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Want a New Career in the War Army Recruit message
Want a new career with the Army during the war. Training offered for skills like jeep driving teletype operation and air traffic guidance. Visit the nearest U S Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General Washington DC for full details and address.
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U. S. Army
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D. C
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