Fort Davis News highlights church services and notices
Fort Davis churches report Sunday worship at First Baptist led by Rev Woodson Mims on Romans 1 14 16 with a benediction by Mims The Corpus Christi festival was observed at St Josephs Catholic church June 18 Officials note community activities include Presbyterian and Methodist meetings Vacation Bible School closed with 82 attendees and 61 perfect attendances Also listed are hotel registrations births visits and a report on weekly weather and temperatures Fort Davis guests included Fletcher Warren US ambassador to Paraguay and his wife on a weekend stopover before touring Big Lake and Washington DC.
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First Baptist Church
Woodson Mims
Old Fort Grounds
Tyrone Kelly
Mims
Corpus Christi
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Urban IV
Theo Mayora
Fort Davis
McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Wed
Fletcher Warren
Mrs. Warren
Paraguay
South America
Warren
United States
Old Fort
Bloys
Big Lake
Washington, D. C
GUIDE SIGNS SKETCH AND ROAD SIGN SHAPES EXPLAIN
The article explains GUIDE signs and their shapes colors and functions for motorists. It details route markers destination and distance signs and information signs with emphasis on shield shaped US markers and square Texas markers. It notes where markers are placed and how signs aid navigation.
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U. S
U.S
Texas
Fellowship Club Meets in June at Mrs Preston Johnson Home
The young women of the Fellowship Club gathered Thursday evening June 15 at the home of Mrs Preston Johnson with Mrs Hulen Harvey presiding. The session focused on fellowship activities and future plans for the group.
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Presbyterian W. M. 3
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
J.B. Weatherby
Mabel Bloys
Stephen Michiael
Dallas
Jarratt
Costes
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
L. L. Jarrett
T. T. Kelly
Harry Jarrett
B. C. Neill
Callie Holt
Ira Hector
O. Etheridge
A. N. Alkir
Shirley Neill
Audine Jarrett
Shirley Etheridge
Audine
Fellowship Club
Preston Johnson
Hulen Harvey
Drive leader funds Davis Mountains Boy Scout ranch purchase
A prominent community figure led a drive to raise money for acquiring a 7000 acre ranch in the Davis Mountains for the Boy Scouts of America. The individual later served on the Democratic Party’s National Finance Committee in 1948.
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Boy Scouts of America
Davis Mountains
Democratic Party
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