Stanton Man Wins Marfa NRA Rifle Shoot
The Big Bend Pistol Club held an NRA approved shoot at the Border Patrol Range in Marfa on Sunday. JX. Pete Woody of Stanton won with a 1417 aggregate. 5 other winners were named in expert, sharpshooter, and marksman classes. Next NRA event in Marfa June 17 will feature the 45 caliber pistol. Al Roosevelt and wife hosted a buffet supper for about 40 shooters and families after the event.
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Fort Davis Notes Highlight Graduations And Local Events
The Fort Davis column covers school ceremonies with senior and junior attendees, music programs, and scholarship awards. It notes A E Danheim addressing 108th grade graduates, Beatrice Woolley’s perfect attendance certificates, and jackets for outstanding band students. Local gatherings include a Fort Davis Historical Society meeting, a church banquet, and a WSCS program with officers installed.
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Adequate Schools Characteristics For Fort Davis District
Fort Davis indepentent school district is examined against Texas Research League and Citizens Conferences standards. The study outlines requisite attendance areas, seven characteristic features for an accredited 12 grade system, and notes the local district falls short on bus routes and related provisions for elementary students.
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Fort Davis School Described as Fully Accredited
The Fort Davis school offers 12 graded instruction with a high school program meeting college entrance requirements. Some high school courses like solid geometry physics and French are unmet due to facilities or personnel limits. The district has a typical extra curricular lineup and a policymaking board with a superintendent.
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