Fort Davis Halloween Carnival Fuels PTA Fund Drive
Ghosts and witches dominated the Fort Davis high gym as the PTA hosted its yearly Halloween Carnival. Prizes for preschool and upper grades highlighted by a Queen’s race won by Dorothy of the House of Grubb, with duchesses crowned. Proceeds topped 8600 from booth games, cakes, and auctions, as teachers organized activities and parents supported the event.
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George Grubb
Lee Williams
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Kenneth Latta
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Kay Carlton
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House of Grubb
J. Clark
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Duke Charles Brandon
Jane Chapin
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Halloween Play Night at Anderson School Ends with Prizes
Halloween observance at Anderson School featured a parade of costumed children. First prize went to Victoria Jimenez and Wwora Elizade as an old man and old woman. Oscar Chanado won for Span crandee. Lorenza Hartnett earned top disguise. Myre JH Clark led music and folk dances followed by cookies and soft drinks. Weather notes report .28 inch rainfall at McDonald Observatory for the week and cloudy skies through Monday.
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Oscar Chanado
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Properties for Sale in Davis Mountains Area
A list of real estate and business offerings includes a small hotel in the Davis Mountains with thriving trade, five room frame houses near schools with quick possession, a modern five room home, a well located retail business on Highway 90, bulk gasoline and petroleum sale with over ten thousand dollars annual net, and ranch properties of ten and fifty six sections.
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Fort Davis Homecoming Includes Servants and Football
Baptist Women meet at church with prayers and mission talks. Presbyterians prepare for Nov 9 service and dinner. Fort Davis High marks homecoming with band sings and exes event. Alumni ex- students like John Robert Prude attend. Central game pits Fort Davis Indians vs Toyah Buffalos after registration.
Local Notables Named in Who's Who in Colleges and Universities
Mrs Betty Bouchette Ahrens and John Robert Prude of Fort Davis are listed in Who's Who in Colleges and Universities. They study at Sul Ross College in Alpine. The Marfa History Club met at the Prude guest ranch near Fort Davis last Tuesday with a Federation Day program. Fort Davis attendees included Mrs Beau McCutcheon, president of the Fort Davis Study Club, and Mrs Asa Tenney.
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Fort Davis Indians Triumph in Homecoming Game
The Fort Davis Indians defeated the Toyah Buffalos 41 to 14 on October 30 during the Homecoming celebration at the Indians' home field.
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Fort Davis Indians Triumph Over Toyah In Conference Tilt
Julio Hartnett scored early on a left end run for Fort Davis. K K Miller added the point. In the second quarter Jack Reynolds found Alfonso Tercero for a touchdown as Hartnett added more on a long run and a plunge. The half ended 28 0. In the third quarter Jimmy Dominguez connected with Foster Granger for a Fort Davis TD. Toyah added two late scores in the fourth as Fort Davis built a lead and moved closer to the conference title with two games remaining Barstow at Barstow on Nov 7 and Van Horn at Fort Davis on Nov 14.
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Fort Davis
Indians
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van Horn
Park Roof Theft Reported in Schenectady
Park Director F. H. Marvin reported to police that a thief stole the roof from a park bath house in Schenectady New York.
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