Mother of Mrs Lynn H Matthews Dies Here
Mrs Wilmoth Cohnon Cox of El Paso died Saturday after a fall at her El Paso home suffered a fractured hip and collarbone. Funeral services were held at Livingston Funeral home, and her remains sent to Franklin Tennessee for services and interment. She taught school in Texas and New Mexico, retired from the Paso system in 1945, and is survived by daughter Lynn Matthews of Alpine, three grandchildren, three sisters and three brothers.
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Wilmoth Cohnon Cox
el Paso
Lynn Matthews
Alpine
Livingston Funeral Home
Fred S. Rogers
Franklin, Tenn
Cox
Texas
New Mexico
Paso
Lynn , Matthews
Brian
Lynn Jr
Fl Jen Matthews
Mary Lou Cannon
Cynthia Jones
Franklin
Tenn
Virginia Weir
Dancy
Alabama
James P
Toy Shoppe News and High School Band Praise
Sth and E Corner Gossip notes a busy toy store with trains and new belts offered for vacuums. The High School band receives praise for its Crane performance and the Toyland Fair across the street is anticipated. editorial comments defend fair play in the electrical appliance market and local business ethics.
Fort Davis Church Services Highlight Weekend Plan
Sunday night services at First Baptist led by Rev. Woodson Mims with Hebrews 9 22 as text. Young People's choir sang Peace Be Still led by Mrs Tyrone Kelly. Morning sermons featured Rev Mims on Judgment and Rev Myrose at First Presbyterian. World Community Day planned November 4 with a coffee at 9 30 and service at 10. Donations of sewing supplies requested.
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First Baptist Church
Woodson Mims
Tyrone Kelly
J. W. Myrose
First Presbyterian Church
Mims
Young Women's Fellowship Club
The
Baptist Church
Alpine Junior Footballers Battle Sanderson in Wet Weekend
Alpine juniors endured heavy rains causing game cancellations at Fort Hancock and a 34-0 win by Gu Woodruff's team over Sanderson. Central School travels to Fort Hancock while Alpine plans no games this weekend. local visits include Woodrow Epperson and family attending the American Legion district convention.
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Alpine Junio
Laferalle
Dillard
Fort Hancock
Central School
Sanderson Eaglets
Jackson Field
Jeroy Roark
Sanderson
Gu Woodruff
Alpine Lads
Alpine
Centennial
Marfa
Woodrow Epperson
Woody
Lubbock
J.C. Epperson
Woodrow
American Legion
Sul Ross Tarpons Hold Off Corpus Christi With Saves
In a hard fought college football game Sul Ross clung to a 1 foot line miscue on a fumble as Corpus Christi threatened five times. Ted Scown starred in punting passing and running while Otis Parks injury drew prayer from fans.
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Ted Scown
Tarpons
Sul Ross
Otis Parks
Trinity
Waldrum
White
Dawson
Franikin
Taylor
Harrell
Scown
Corpus Christi
U.C.C
Lobos
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society Meeting Report
On Thursday afternoon October 20 the Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society met at the manse with Mrs J W Myrose as hostess Presiding was Mrs J P Weatherby The final chapters of Amos were expounded by J W Myrose Mrs C E Miller led devotional font Acts and reviewed Grass Roots Chapter 3 The Church and its duties Mrs W H Brennand prayed for missionaries Closing prayer by Mrs A N Alkire Refreshments were doughnuts tea and mints On Sunday October 23 Rev S M Mims Mrs Mims and Miss Peggy Mims visited Mr and Mrs Stuart Jones at the Lake Ranch near Marfa Texas the Joneses were mentioned in passage
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Myrose
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Manse
J. W. Myrose
J. P. Weatherby
C E Miller
W. H. Brennand
A. N. Alkire
S. M. Mims
Mims
Peggy Mims
Lake Ranch
Marfa
Stuart W. Jones
Jones
Rockwall highway links urged as fatal crashes mount
Rockwall leaders press for faster completion of new Highway 67 as state counts show 4000 cars daily on the narrow old road and up to 750 per hour between Garland and Rockwall. The East Fork lowlands bridges are under construction with ROW largely obtained, said assistant district engineer Jack Davis.
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Rockwall
State Highway Department
East Fork
Asst
Jack Davis
Rockwall County
de Fas
J. F. Glenn
Commerce
Garland
Dallas Suburb Growth Tied to New 4 Lane Highway
Rockwall banker J O Wallace touts a planned 4 lane project linking Rockwall to Dallas as boosting suburban expansion. He notes safety gains, floodplain irrigation prospects, and 100000 acres of new development east of Dallas, including 22000 acres of East Fork lowlands to be irrigated by Lavon Lake.
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Rockwall
Rouse City
J. O. Wallace
Dallas
East Fork
Lavon Lake
Wallace
Rockwll Comonly
Dallas Builders Praise Quick Work on New Highway
Banker Wallace calls the project amazing and notes that the team will slip into the area in about twenty minutes, as the new superhighway nears completion. The remarks highlight rapid progress and anticipation of improved travel times.
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Dallas
Banker Wallace
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Fort Davis News
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Small Son
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Clay Galindo
Tess Dickerson
M. W. Newton
J. A. McGonagil
Marathon
Carol Simpson
Ada Valey
Sunny Dawn
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Pert
Castle Crest
Libby
Carton
St. Elmo
Maine
Sleepy Hollow
Gardenside
Beverly
U.S
Jonathan
Tokay
Emperor
Anne Mims
Andrew P. Prude
Georgetown
A. G. Prude
Fort Davis
First Christian Church
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