Fort Davis Church Activities Highlight Local Worship
The Fort Davis community held Sunday worship at First Baptist with Rev. Woodson Mims presiding and evangelist Milton DuPriest delivering sermons on salvation and a revival. Thanksgiving services united Fort Davis churches, a fire department bake sale raised funds for a fire engine, and local residents attended regional library events and anniversaries while noting cool, dry weather through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Woodson Mims
Milton DuPriest
the Baptist Church
DuPriest
J. Keesey ‘Miller
S. M. Mims
First Methodist Church
Ray Newton
RC. Withers
L. J. Newton
First Presbyterian Church
Julian T. Hendren
Fort Davis
Uniting
HADACOL praised by Louisville shop owner as life changer
Mr Dan Goldsmith of Coogla Cut Rate Store Louisville says HADACOL boosts energy and sleep quality after trial. He touts improved nerves and stamina, urges customers to try, with money back guarantee. Product marketed by The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana with trial sizes and pricing.
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Dan Goldsmith
Curzon Road
Louisville
Coogla
West Broadway
Mr. Goldsmith
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
Lobo Band Ends 1950 Season With Commerce Show
The Lobo band wraps its 1950 season with a Dec 2 halftime at the East Texas State Sul Ross championship game in Commerce Texas. The Sul Ross band heads the visiting group on a three day, near 4000 mile trip ending with hotels in Dallas at the Adolphus. The Lobos aim for their ninth halftime appearance of eleven games, missing only the Sam Houston opener and the Kingsville trip.
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Marfa
E. J. van Fossan
Alpine
Bill Carrico
Pecos
Lobo Band
Commerce
Texas
East Texas State- Sul Ross
Sul Ross Band
Dallas
Adolphus
Lobos
Sam Houston
Kingsville
Eleven Bands Starred at Sul Ross Half Time Show
Fans packed Jackson Field for the Lobo East Texas Baptist game on Saturday November 18 as nearly 100 high school and college musicians joined the Lobo band in massed and individual performances. Under John Carrico the Sul Ross bandmaster, the show continued a string of eight half time productions by the Lobo musicians. Highlighted were bands from Iran Rankin Louise Nelson, and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kid
James Dale
Alpine Dry Goods Company
East Holland Avenue
Alpine
Texas
Milton Bidwell
Jackson
Lobo
John Carrico
Sul Ross
Iran
Charles Vick
Rankin
Louise Nelson
Child breaks leg after fall from horse on Kokernot ranch
Five year old David Lee Kokernot, son of Mr and Mrs David Kokernot, fell from a bucking horse on the Kokernot ranch south of Alpine last Thursday afternoon. He was riding behind a cowboy when the horse bucked after the rider dismounted briefly. The child was taken to a local hospital and is reported to be making satisfactory progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Kokernot
David Kokernot
Lee
Kokernot Ranch
Alpine
David Lee
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