Fort Davis Native James Kenneth Stewart Dies
James Kenneth Stewart of Fort Davis died recently. The Fort Davis native is remembered for his community involvement and long ties to the area. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
6
James Kenneth Stewart of Fort Davis died recently. The Fort Davis native is remembered for his community involvement and long ties to the area. Funeral arrangements are pending.
State game department employees released nearly 50 antelope from the Fisher ranch southwest of Mai into pastures on J W Merrill Son Ranch in Jeff Davis County. About 400 antelope have been trapped at the Fisher ranch, with ranch manager Harry Fletcher confirming the figure.
Metcalfe of Marfa will join nine others as a Distinguished Alumni Award recipient on Charter Day February 5 during Southwestern University's 125th anniversary celebration. Judge Metcalfe, a 1909 Southwestern AB graduate, practiced law since 1914, served as U.S. attorney for the Western District of Texas, and held posts in Georgetown and Marfa. He is a life member of the State Bar of Texas and has been active in the Trans-Pecos Bar Association and local civic groups.
Mount Sinai Methodist Church in Alpine hosted the Big Bend sub-district meeting of Latin American Methodist Churches on Sunday January 17. Attendees included Rev Simon Nieto from El Paso and El Paso directors Mike Avina Daniel Chacan Narciso Hernandez and Gabriel Dominguez. The gathering aims to foster fellowship and promote Christian work across districts from children to adults through lectures led by host Rev Antonio Vela.
The American Cancer Society held a regular sewing session on Wednesday January 20 at 1:30 to 4 p m in the Community Center. Paul Vogt presided at the district meeting with district officers present. Thirteen women attended and cookies and coffee were served. Members reported on the San Antonio convention November 18 19 and updates for the next district meeting in March. The society requests old sheets tablecloths stockings and pastel shade sheets for bed pillows.
Sul Ross State College art department member Ziya Sever spoke at the AAUW regular meeting held Thursday January 14 in the Presbyterian Church hospitality room. Sever, a Turkish native, presented prints depicting Near Eastern arts including architecture pottery and mosaics. Hostesses included Mrs Elton Miles Mrs Charles Wade Mrs William Barber and Miss.
Police column explains illegal vehicle movements at intersections private roads or driveways and moving onto roads without ensuring safety. It urges signaling before turns for at least 100 feet and prohibits stopping or slowing abruptly without a signal when an opportunity to signal exists.
Archaeologists report tracing over 250 miles of ancient irrigation canals near Phoenix Arizona, with findings suggesting extensive water management. The wide survey notes the scale of historical engineering and its potential ties to regional settlement patterns.
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