Fort Davis church preacher opens eight sermon series
Dr. TR Gathright preached his first sermon as pastor of Fort Bevis Baptist Church on Sunday morning June 20, launching eight sermons on The Guard the Body of Christ. Local residents attended services and notices include family visits, travel to Lubbock and Arizona, and community activities at Red Cross Center with five new workers registered and women folding surgical bandages.
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Seasonal Item Sees Davidson Travel From Grants to California
Seasonal brevity notes Winter Davidson of Grants in New Mexico desert town travels to California with no mention of his brother Summer Da I, leaving readers with a concise local update about a personal journey.
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WAACs From Across the Nation in Alpine WAACs
A Public Relations list shows WAACs in Alpine blending eastern and western backgrounds. The 27 states represented include New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Indiana, Texas, Florida, Maryland, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, California, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Vermont, and Wisconsin. Three WAACs hail from Texas: Marinette Rikel, Audrey Beck, and Emelia Nuss of Wichita Falls, New Braunfels, and La Porte respectively.
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Safford Joins WAAC Military Family in Sul Ross Skyline
Simone Safford from Sul Ross Skyline joins the WAAC to aid the war effort. Her father serves in Ordnance, brother to enter West Point, and uncles and cousin also in the army. Previously a secretary in Washington DC, she trained at Fort Oglethorpe before WAAC deployment.
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Portable Boxing Ring Installed at Air Field
A 20-foot portable boxing ring with a 16-foot fighting area was set up beside the obstacle course at the Advanced Flying school. It will host open-air bouts and support endurance testing through a new quarter-mile track. Lt J. Caimnes notes plans for a field day to form a track team for inter-base competition. Joe Batiste, 1939 world high hurdles champion, stationed here, trains with his team. A mandatory physical training profile testing pull-ups, sit-ups, and a 300-yard shuttle run will be implemented. Enhanced athletics interest is driving summer contingents as the base grows into competitive sport.
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Pacific Hero Memoir Highlights Training And Endurance
May page 1 recounts improved training methods and staying in peak shape. Lt Ray, seven months piloting B 26s over New Guinea, earns the Silver Star and Distinguished Flying Cross. He tells recruits they must gain knowledge swiftly, noting veterans’ wartime lessons.
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World War II era letter praises air force heroism and sacrifice
A wartime narrative recounts Lt Ray and fellow servicemen facing enemy planes with resolve. Maj Joan Wynne emphasizes training and hospital support while local ceremony notes honor at homefront, as a graduate awaits a kiss from a hometown sweetheart.
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Highway plans loom after war to finish key routes
PECO reports from page One indicate plans for rapid postwar action on highway projects. Officials expect completion of the 67 mile link between Marfa and Dallas promptly after hostilities end, plus work on Highway 27 to Pecos, toward Monahans, and 82 to Sanderson. Likely designation of a Fort Stockton to Marathon route into the Big Bend park area is anticipated.
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