Bond drive and social notes from Fort Davis
Fort Davis editorials report bond quota shortfall with about 600 dollars in bonds sold of an 800 dollar goal and urge residents to buy more before July 6. Local events include a bridal shower for Mire. Lane Mills, a church supper, anniversaries, and a series of church and civic notices with speakers, Bible school plans, and birthday tributes among Fort Davis residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Merrill
Jeff Davis County
Mer HM
Jett Davie County
Wupper
Alvin One
Ray Newton
Mire
Lane Mills
Emilea Boys
Fort Davis
Alpine
Methodist Women's Society of
Cheiatian Bervice
Ruth Cartton
Jack Ledingham
George Williams
JM. Clark
Clark
Peggy Mims
Audine Jarrett
Charlene Brandon
Anne Mim
Audrey Faye Newton
Mills
Wilbur Kelly
J. M. Newtom
Ten Doty
Lucy Foster
Mars
William Granger
J. A. Mills
Keane
Gerron Seeks Reelection to 88th District Seat
E. Gerron of Odessa seeks a second term as representative from the 8th district, covering Jeff Davis and Presidio counties but not Brewster. He served as Coke County judge for one term and as Beter County attorney for six years, announcing his bid and outlining his record and goals including water rights negotiations, redistricting support, and aid for teachers and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gerron
Odessa
Jeff Davis
Preidio
Brewster County
Gerron
Coke County
Beter County
Iven
Avalanche
Jett Davis County
New Mexco
Pecom River
Texas
Office of State Repesentative
Austerian church rally and supper draws attendees
About 100 people attended a rally and chuck wagon supper hosted by a Austerian church with delegates from Alpine Marta Anderson Monahan and Wickett. Rev Alvin O Rue presided as master of ceremonies. Dr Monroe G Everett urged Christian education in home church and school. He warned war turmoil underscores need for Christian philosophy training and practice for civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Delegans
Alpine
Marta
Anderson
Monahan
Wickett
Alvin O. Rue
Fort Davis
Marfa
Monroe G. Everett
One Hot Dish Menu Guide for Warm Days
A balanced menu should include at least one hot dish and often features soup. Plan to make ahead in the cool of evening for reheating later or opt for convenient canned soups to save time in the kitchen.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort Davis News
Sid C. Bouchette
Limpia Annally
Walter S. Miller
Houchettes
Groery
Willontinue
Geo.a. Newton
Maude Davis F
Trinity U
Fred 8. Rogers
Young People’s
Westminster Fellowship
M. G. Everett
San Antonio
Servi
Davis Mountains
McDonald Observatory
Baptist Church
Alvin
Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
C.G. Matthews
Esident
H. A. Heyduck
A. N. Alkire
C. G. Matthews
Earnest Carlton
Mex
W. E. Smith
Geo. Williams
Harey Alexander
Clint
A.B. Schott
Humble
George Newton
Nancy
Linda
Ennis
Tulsa
Okla
Newton
Annis
Legislative Dist
Tou
Fred Newton
Harvey Alexander
Herr
CG. Matthews
Matthews
Bill
Omn
Aga
Mexico
Russel McAfee
Mac
Wichita Falls
Reid and
Jett
McAfee
Air Corps
Waller T. Burns
Brownsville
Tommy Burns
Houston
J. G. Prude Ranch
Burns
Pat Mulloy
Jeff Ranch
C. West
May Collum
Cecil Bolings
Corpus Chris
George van Biesbroeck
Yerkes Observatory
Williams
Bay
Wis
Walter T. Whit
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Otto Struve
Yerkes
Dan Hocker
J . Allene Hocker
del Rio
Carta Valley
Hocker
Beaumont
Presbyterian W. M
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
J. K. Miller
Mabel Bloys
R. D. Swartz
Mitre Peak
R. A. Muenster
Dan
Japan
Chas. A. Merser‘eau
San Francisco
Hugh F. Dallman
Goodyear Tsatt
Reptes
Rewster County Motors
Bik
East Holland
PIPER
Payne Kilbourn Brackettville
Amour
Swift
Livestock Auction Company
San Angel
O, Texas
the Homemakers” Bureau
Safeway
Pleate Supplies
Burk
Busy Baker
Anterbury Orange
Abisco
Betty Crocker
Squaners
Kellogs
Moz
Kelloga
Post's Grapenuts
del Monte
Lynden’s Chicken
Mee
Sree
Weiners
Fowel
Lamb
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