Dobie Sp speaks on coyotes at Fort Davis club
J Frank Dobie Texas folklorist told Mile High Club about coyotes and their clever survival across a two nation range from the Arctic to Panama. He noted ongoing extermination efforts, cyanide guns, and shifting populations while authoring Coyotes and Men. Also Marfa churchman Nelson Wargler spoke on a cooperative hospital plan with Harold Webb present. Fort Davis residents and guests attended with a supper committee named Bouchette and Acton. next meeting organizers Brittain and Carlton. Furthermore Elias Marin announces birth of daughter Arcelia born Jan 22 weighing 8 1/2 pounds. Gloria Granado is mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobie
Mile High Club
J. Frank Dobie
Texas
Mexico
University of Texas
Arctic Circle
Panama
Nelson Wargler
Marfa
Harold Webb
J. B. Sparks
Indian Lodge
August Neuner
Albuquerque
Roy Evans
Morris K. Brown
Jack Dumas
Sidney Bouchette
Clive Acton
M. C. Brittain
C. E. Carlton
Elias Marin
Arcelia
Fort Davis
Marin
Gloria Granado
Alfredo Granado
Carlos Marin
Relief for Rheumatism Neuritis and Arthritis Advertised
An advertisement promotes MATIC triple action pills claiming quick relief from muscular aches and pains, improved vitality, and better sleep. It describes attacking pain directly, boosting resistance, and aiding kidney clearance of blood acids, with RID-MATIC sold by City Drug Store as exclusive dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingan Devine
City Drug Store
Winter Snow Again Hits Davis Mountains Region
The Davis mountains region reports a fresh snowfall Monday night and Tuesday with accumulating moisture. official readings show subfreezing low temperatures ranging from 10 to 16 degrees above zero, while McDonald Observatory logged daily highs from 36 to 58 and lows from 13 to 38 degrees. moisture measured at .21 of an inch.
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Davis Mountains
McDonald Observatory
Mon
Tucs
Wed
Young People Lead Sunday Service At Sul Ross College
On Sunday February 1 during the morning service a youth group will host with John R. Prude presiding. He will be joined by two youths reporting on the National Young Peoples conference in Cleveland. A Sul Ross quartet will provide music at the Alpine college event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Prude
Cleveland
Ohio
Sul Ross
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Gussie Brownell Weds A B Nail in Fort Davis Church
Saturday afternoon January 24 Miss Gussie Brownell and A B Nail both of Monahans united in marriage at the Methodist church in Fort Davis with Rev S M Mims officiating. After a honeymoon in the Davis mountains they will reside in Monahans. Also note Mrs Charles Webster recovering in Pecos hospital after more than a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Fort Davis
Gussie Brownell
A. B. Nail
Monahans
S. M. Mims
Davis Mountains
Charles Webster
Pecos
Study Club Library Hours and Local Wedding News
The Fort Davis Study Club library opens to visitors on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 4 to 6 pm with Mrs. W H Brennand in charge. Also noted are wedding plans as Rev S M Mims and Mrs Mims travel to Dallas for the marriage of Peggy Ann Prince to Samuel Mack Mims, son of the Mims family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
S. M. Mims
Peggy Mims
Anne Mims
Dallas
Peggy Ann Prince
Samuel McPherson (Mack) Mims
Miss Prince
William Dexter Prince
Mack
Valentine's Doll Show at Wilson Home Honored Miss Bounds
Friday party at Mrs. C D Wilson hosted by Miss Earlene Wilson and Miss Patricia Newton honored Miss Ann Bounds and Miss Sue Bounds. Girls displayed dolls in pink blue decor with a Doll Show. Kay Carlton won best dressed doll, Patsy Espy second, Jean Espy third, Earlene Wilson fourth, Martha Brittain fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Wilson
Ann Bounds
Sue Bounds
Earlene Wilson
Patricia Newton
Valentine
Kay Carlton
Patsy Espy
Jean Espy
Martha Brittain
Jack Crawford
P. L. Wilson
Mabel Edith Kelley
Virginia Spencer
Helen Etheridge
Linda Woolley
Mary June McNew
June Redford
Fort Davis Teams Compete In Alpine and Marfa Tournaments
Fort Davis senior volleyball players Ronnie Hartnett Lettie Colwell Pat Talavera Lucia Dominguez Virginia Najar Lena Hernandez Ther Hernandez Eva Dominguez competed in Alpine with Sanderson Alpine and Marfa strengths. Hartnett and Lena Hernandez earned all tournament honors. Junior basketball team led by S G Prude played in Marfa Jan 24 defeating Alpine juniors then losing to Fort Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis High School
Alpine
Ronnie Hartnett
Lettie Ann Colwell
Pat Talavera
Lucia Dominguez
Virginia Najar
Lena Hernandez
Esther Hernandez
Eva Dominguez
Fort Davis
Sanderson Girls
Marfa High School
van Horn
S. G. Prude
Marfa
Kenneth Cox
Billy Colwell
Joe Morales
Donald Turland
Gaither Merrill
Tommy Chapin
Charles Brandon
Fort Hancock
John G. Prude
Marathon
Big Bend
District to decide state meet site for interscholastic events
The district plans to let the double round robin winner choose the tournament site. A district Interscholastic committee led by J E Gregg will seek Sul Ross College to host the district meet in Alpine on April 9 to 17 with tennis, softball, volleyball, literary events, and track.
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J. E. Gregg
Marfa
Direcor
C. G. Matthews
Sec.Treas
Peyton Cain
Earl Bland
John G. Prude
R. M. Hawkins
Sul Ross
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Honor Roll Central and High School Third Six Weeks Honor List
Central grades and High School Honor Roll for the third six weeks including December list Jean Etheredge Billie Kay Kimble Paul Brittain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Etheredge
Billie Kay Kimble
Paul Brittain
Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance List by Class
The document lists students across grades from second to high school with names such as Elizabeth Fitzgerald Joe F Sproul and Dorothy Swartz. It names term honor roll recipients Billie Louise Granger Bill Grubb Patsy Espy Ann Flowers and others and notes perfect attendance for Alice Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Crawford
Honnie Fitzgerald
Joe Frank Sproul
Richard Lee Williams
Jerry Webb
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
W. B. Etheredge
Mary McNew
Nellie Rinehart
Alice Jose
Jean Espy
Linda Helen Wooley
Tommy Brittain
Nola Acton
Jenella Morris
June Redford
Billie Louise Granger
Bill Grubb
Patsy Espy
Joan Weaver
Ann Flowers
Martha Brittain
Nadine Casbeer
Mabel Kelly
Kay Carlton
Dorothy Swartz
Audine Jarrett
Lily Elizalde
Sue Bounds
Linda Helen Woolley
Notable names listed in a historical notice
Jean Espy, Linda Helen Woolley, Patsy Espy, Bill Grubb, June Red ford, Audine Jarrett, Pat Talavera, Jane Chapin, Dot Grubb, Virginia Najar, Elisabeth Prude, Charlene Brandon appear in a reader-visible record of individuals connected to a social or civic notice. The text presents a roster of persons without context for actions or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Espy
Linda Helen Woolley
Patsy Espy
Bill Grubb
June Redford
Audine Jarrett
Pat Talavera
Jane Chapin
Dot Grubb
Virginia Najar
Elisabeth Prude
Charlene Brandon
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Methodist Church Services
J. G. Pryde
C. Bradford
Sanderson
J. B. Bolin
Blackwell
Pauline Friend
Mary Bogel
George Moore
Alan R. Fraser
Fleetune
A. J. Gard
NORGE
Lectric Raeges
Crete
Teeny Ons Fom Freez
Quality Hardware & Furniture CO
Marfa, Texas
Weer
Chevrolet
Fisher
Casner Motor CO
W. Holland Ave
7Th St
Stylemaster Sport
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