Fort Davis News Highlight Visits In Town
Fort Davis notes continued from Page 3 mention the visit of Mrs. J. C. Fisher and Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher’s son Van Horn to town last week visiting Mrs. Rinehart and her family.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1954
Page
7
Fort Davis notes continued from Page 3 mention the visit of Mrs. J. C. Fisher and Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher’s son Van Horn to town last week visiting Mrs. Rinehart and her family.
Plunkett's all new vaudeville show with ten acts plus a three act comedy plays at 8 p m next Wednesday on the VFW grounds in South Alpine. The program features Captain Fuzz Plunkett Corky Plunkett Kennedy Swain Gloria Plunkett and more with a jive orchestra and special aerial numbers.
A group of A. and M. Mothers gathered at the Indian lodge in Fort Davis on Saturday October 16 for a midday luncheon. Entertainment featured songs by Mrs. J Keesey Miller and Mrs. A E Danheim with Mrs. Tyrone T Kelly at the piano. Selections included O Lovely Night Roses of Picardy and Brahms Lullaby.
Rev Walter R Willis of Trinity Methodist El Paso spoke at the Lions meeting stressing the home as a basic institution. Lion Carl Lawson introduced him and Sul Ross students supplied mountain music. The association promotes this year’s Homecoming barbecue with volunteers including Howard Samuel and others.
Public notice details polling sites at Terlingua and Big Bend National Park with officers Mrs Ollie Hinson and Mrs Elizabeth Bledsoe named. Special canvassing board members listed. Propositions authorize hospital bonds for an emergency hospital near Marathon with tax levy. Voting rules and posting requirements outlined per Texas law.
The county judge Felix P. McGaughy and clerk J. W. Frazer announce a 1954 ordinance. The measure states that elections shall follow general election laws. Passed October 11, Brewster County, Texas.
A lively scene unfolds as Smitty asks for a turn and a second voice echoes Fill her up Fill her up from a parakeet perched beside the counter. The oddly musical interjection adds humor to a quiet moment at the station.
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