World Day of Prayer Observed in Fort Davis Church
Fort Davis marks the World Day of Prayer with 32 attendees representing five denominations. Mrs. Vejil and Mrs. Villescas led the event, which featured music by Mrs. Lucy Foster and followed a National Council study theme. Several locals and visitors were noted, including Dominguez, Carlton, and Foster families, with updates on military and observatory weather and community church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vejil
Little
Daugh- Fort Davis
Vejil
Villescas
Dominguez
National Council
F. M. Miller
A. N. Alkire
Lucy Foster
Officers Installed For Woman's Society Service
The Rev Charles S Walker installed the newly elected officers of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Officers named were President Mrs William Granger Vice President Mrs J M Newton Secretary Mrs Jack Ledingham and Treasurer Mrs George Williams The pastor's sermon titled The Whole Armor of God referenced Ephesians 6 10 19 He spoke on upright conduct despite scientific advances and outlined the infant baptism rite The Crossland family moved to Brady from here via the airport assignment and Rich ard Arliss film The Iron Duke is the weekend feature March 4 5 A recital by Mrs Kellys music pupils and a folk play are at the high school auditorium at 830 tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Walker
Woman's Society of Christan Service
William Granger
J. M. Newton
Jack Ledingham
George Williams
Walker
God
British Coed Studies American Building Materials and Methods
A British woman, Joan, attends Northwestern University’s Technological Institute in the United States to study gypsum and related building materials. She examines plaster components, sound control, and fire resistance, aiming to apply findings to improve English construction and reconstruction methods back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Northwestern University
Technosogtal Institute
United States
England
All England
Bits
Fey
Patie
Dean
Post Homes
P T A Prize Winners And Local Activities
The PTA program featured Quezana Newton winning first prize for selling the most tickets and Dorothy Marie Grubb taking second prize. Kenneth Cox and Charlie Ann Fryar earned free tickets, Verdine Johnson presented stereopticon views of Carlsbad Caverns and the Grand Canyon, and Fryar demonstrated ore varieties from Western states. Joe Glaze relocated to Marfa, and Fort Davis Boy Scouts plan an evening hike to Musquiz Creek in Musquiz Canyon with Mr. Kouitz providing transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P T. A
Quezana Newton
Dorothy Marie Grubb
Kenneth Cox
Charlie Ann Fryar
Verdine Johnson
Carlsbad Caverns
Grand Canyon
Fort Davis
Musquiz Creek
Mulhern Place
Musquiz Canyon
Kouitz
Card of Thanks for Jeanne Stewart Bennett
Gratitude is extended to friends in Fort Davis and Alpine for kindnesses shown at the time of Jeanne Stewart Bennett's passing. Mr. and Mrs. F M Miller Mrs. Myrtle Stewart Kenneth Stewart Carol and Betty Stewart express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
Aldine
Jeanne Stewart Bennett
F. M. Miller
Myrtle Stewart
Kenneth Stewart
Carol
Betty Stewart
Texas Theatres Sell 47 Millions In War Bonds Campaign
Texas motion picture theatres reported 47,655,059 in War Bond sales during the 4th War Loan drive, representing about 10 12 percent of the state total. The industry claims over 550,000 bond units with shows like 200 War Bond Premieres where admission included a gratis bond. Local theatres alone sold more than 20,000 in bonds, with praise from state War Finances officials for the statewide team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture Theatres of
Texas
C. W. Davis
Granada Theatre
R. J. O'Donnell
Motion Picture
Idustry
Davis
O'Donnell
Nathan Adams
Fat Stock Show Set for Fort Worth March 10 19
Fort Worth officials report entries from more than a dozen states for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock show to begin March 10 at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. A 2 p.m. opening parade marks the start, with major events including Hereford cattle and Aberdeen Angus classes from multiple states and a national rodeo feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Gulf
Will Rogers
Memorial Coliseum
Davis
Louisiana
Georgia
Tennessee
Arkanasas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Mississippi
Nebraska
Kansas
Dallas
No Change To Be Given On Green Brown Stamps
Ration stamps in War Ration Book 3 will remain usable until they expire after March 20, 1944, accepted only at their designated values. J Doyle Ceattle, district ration executive for Lake County, explains no tokens will serve as change for these stamps. Red and blue ration tokens will serve as change only for stamps from Ration Book 4 that became valid Feb 27 or after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Doyle Ceattle
Lake Bock Office of Price Administration
Settle
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Fort Davis News
Grover Jones
W. T
Boots) of
Rankin
Earnest Carlton
Kay
van Horn
Mr. Carlton
E. H. Carlton
Mie
John Williams
Mary Katherine
Sanderson
Don Carlton
The
Seabees
Ana Enuiaren
Jo Ann
Don, Jr
E. M
Bud Carlton
Tucson
Ariz
F. M. Carlton
Long
Beach
Calif
Merchant Marine
Doyle
Pete
San Diego Hospital
Navy
Felipe Dominguez, Jr
Camp Collins
San Diego
Marc
Fort Ond
Marlin
Davis Mountains
McDonald Observatory
Buren Sparks
Burnet
Curtiss M. Everts, Jr
Lady Bird Fowlkes
Colorado City
E. H. Fowlkes
Burley H. Willams
Elzabeth Fowlkes
Manhattan
Kas
E. J. Fowles
F. Moreau Miller
ACM
Pasco
Wash
District Baptist Convention
Alpine
R.A. Muenster
J. W. Shepperd —Jeweler
J.C. Epperson
Lord
Tex
Crawford - Baines Insurance Agency
Wally) Davis
Amicable Life Insurance Co
BIG Bend Abstract CO
Asa Jones
Brewster County Abstracts
Fuller
G Fielder Mobilgas
Mobiloil
T. A. Beard Distributor
M. C. Crossland
Brady
School News
Iron Duke
Richard Arliss
Coney Island
In the Ticket Sales Co
Joe Glaze
Marfa
Alpine Lumber Company
Mom’ Baker
George M. Baker
Mirs. Baker
Baker
Pilot School
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Ates
Illiois
Minnesota
Louis Brooks
Pitts Ourgty
Okla
Detroit
Mich
W. S. Cookingham
The VOICE+ VICTORY
Rey
Ritchey Brothers
Marathon
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