1818 Favored as Art Colony Site
The 1818 site plan for an art colony gains favor at the Federation of Women's Clubs convention held at Cinco. District women vow full effort to secure the 160 acres offered by Fort Davis. Report given by Mrs Le Bprou, delegate from local club, at Fort Davie Study Club meeting.
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Art Davis
Ate Federation of Women's Clube
Gtr
Federation
Cinco
Ate
Fort Devie Elsenn
Mra le Bprou
Fort Davie
Faterday
Hostesee Tring Mra
CV. Matthews
Mies Katherine Apy
Tapy
Car Flips Over Near Rock Pile Ranch A Near Fall
Keesey Miller owner of the Ft Davis garage and mechanic Felix Hinojosa were returning from a pump repair when a long black automobile toppled on a slope. One wheel struck a mesquite clump and the car rolled over. both men escaped unharmed though shaken.
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Keesey Miller
Ft Davis
Felix Hinojosa
Rock Pile Ranch
West Texas
Felix
Keesey
O. K
Apple Crop Optimism From Fort Davis Orchardist
The Bird from Texas foresees a good Fort Davis apple crop while locals attend social events in Juarez and Marfa. Frank Jones and Miss Katherine Eapy join faces at Juarez, Mrs Rodriguez buys a radio, H M Jones travels to El Paso with daughter and Sara Grubb, Katherine Duckworth represents Marfa chamber in Fort Davis, R Eugene Edwards joins Southwestern Bell Telephone crew for Amarillo work, and Bob Coffey visits from Alpine.
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W. P . Weatherby
Fort
Davis
Fort Davis
Bird
Frank Jones
Katherine Eapy
Juarez
Katherine Duckworth
Marfa
R Eugene Edwards Max
Southwestern
Hell ‘Telephone Company
Amarillo
Coke McClure Union Ends In May Marriage
Henry L. Coke of Louisville Kentucky married Lois F. McClure of Alpine at the Christian church May the ceremony was assisted by Hl Green of Denver and Dorene Granger of Alpine. The couple plans to reside in Louisville Kentucky and share blessings for their marriage.
Mayne Johnsons Tie the Knot at East Texas Parsonage
On Saturday May 1 at the Christian parsonage Mr W A Mayne and Miss Roger Johnson were united in marriage. The couple will reside in East Texas after the school year ends. Best wishes accompany them for happiness and prosperity in their new home.
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Mayne-Johnsvs
Christian Parsonage
W. A. Mayne
Mise Roger Johnson
Mayne
Texas
Six Track Records Broken at Alpine Meet
W. J. Smith, director general of Kolastic District 17, notes four champs in Alpine meet where six track records fell. Moore of Alpine won the 120 yard high hurdles in 18 seconds, with other marks set by Church, McKenzie, Sanderson and Dyer among the leaders.
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W. J. Smith
Kolastic Disteiet 17
Mave Bn
Alptee Ve
Moore
Mpinolds
Treadwell
Churchef
Jansa
McKenzie
Marfa
Alpine
F. Garrost
K. Church
M. Knight
Jaderson
Inchen
Hurdies— Treadwell
C. Dyer
Buratow
el Paso
McKennie
Stocki Marias
Sanderson
H. Tease
K. Allen
A. A. Newell
Alpine Jaweler
Barstow
Bell
Austin
Maurice Hell
Red
Bennie Moore
Charles ‘Treadwell
Walter Smith
Vreadwell
Smith
Skyline
Professor Walker Forced to Leave Chemistry Department
Confused health issues forced Professor Protoss Walker of the Chemistry Department to depart last week. He underwent an operation and is feared to be recovering slowly, with uncertainty about the outcome.
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Prof. Walker
Protoss Walker
West Graders Stage Canterbury Tales Scene at Chapel
West High students presented scenes from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales during chapel. The performance featured pilgrims from The Nun Priest Tale and others with students and parents filling the crowd as scenes unfolded.
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Chaucer
Sehior
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Avalanche
W. van Sickle
Audrey Miller
Repy
Lee Sprout
Barry Seabee
Sprout
Lukes
Bogle
Marta
Philip Teague
Gainesville
Shady Nook Inn
Texas Rite
Carltons
Limpia
Southwestern Company
Here
Pecos
Grande ‘Telephone Company
Fidel Gliem
Union Trading Company
the Bird
Rodriguez
H. M. Jones
Jones
Sara Grubb
Bob Coffey
Fort Davislte
Chevrolet
Landau
Flint
Michigan
Casner Motor CO
Howell
Amt
Sl Skyline
Nellie the Necker
Ferdie
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