World Community Day events in Fort Davis area
Community activities include World Community Day at First Baptist Church Fort Davis on Friday November 5 with a 9 30 am gathering and 10 am program led by Mrs Jack Dumas A Pack A Towel drive asks attendees to bring towels or related items for youth ages 12 to 20 Coffee will be served and offerings support youth education and wartorn country workforces A Mile High Club meeting features John Robinson discussing the Co Op Ranch aims and plans for delinquent boys Fort Davis area civic groups back a Texas constitutional amendment to promote Texas as a tourist resort Future meetings set with President Ben R Taylor and VP R D Swartz Also notes cool and cloudy weather with rainfall data from Mount Locke and Fort Davis observances Includes homecoming for Robert Hernandez after Army service with 82nd Airborne and 15 parachute jumps.
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Council of Church Women
First Baptist Church
Young Women's Fellowship Club
Jack Dumas
Ron
Wartorn
Mile High Club
John Robinson
San Angelo
Boys Co-Op Ranch
West Texas
Ben R. Taylor
Limpia
R. D. Swartz
Tyrone T. Kelly
Taylor
J. M. Reynolds
A. V. Chapin
Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Texas
Robert Hernandez
Leonard Hernandez
Fort Davis
Robert
325Th Infantry Regiment
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Benning
Georgia
Weather Week Forecast From Oct 18 Through Oct 25
The report covers a seven day period from October 18 to October 25 detailing temperature ranges, expected rain chances, and wind conditions. Regional highlights include cooler mornings, mild afternoons, and unsettled showers possible in coastal areas.
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Weather News
Honor Roll Highlights and Community Notices
The article lists Honor Roll students from High School and Central Grade for the first six weeks ending Oct 15, including many named juniors and freshmen. It also recounts events: a high school senior horseback ride and picnic on Oct 15 at Prude Guest ranch, a Halloween carnival on Oct 30, and the Queen’s Race with candidate names. Various social and missionary activities follow, with details of attendees, travel in late October, and local visits to observatories, churches, and scholars, plus ongoing community updates.
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Lily Elizalde
Pete Gray
Laura Sue Rinehart
Kay Carlton
Dorothy Swartz
Nadine Casbeer
Martha Brittain
Bryan Wooley
Joan Weaver
Patsy Espy
Ann Flowers
Billie Louise Granger
Mary Colwell
Bill Grubb
Tommy Brittain
Jackie Ledingham
Jean Espy
Linda Helen Wooley
Guinette Kemp
Alice Jose
Nellie Rinehart
J. S. Smith
Becky Braum
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Johnnie Fitzerald
Joe Frank Sproul
Prude Guest Ranch
Casket Mountain
parent-Teacher Association
Lettie Ann Colvtell
Jane Chapin
Ilene Brandon
Georgie Fayce-Callick
Papooses Defeat Fort Hancock in Fort Davis Visit
The Fort Davis Papooses or Pee Wees traveled to Fort Hancock for a youth football clash, showcasing local junior teams on the road and continuing area play.
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Fort Hancock
Fort Davis
Fort Hancock Pee Wees Defeat Fort Davis in 12–0 Tilt
Friday October 22 Fort Hancock edged out Fort Davis 12 to 0 as the Pee Wees from Fort Davis, all under 120 pounds, fought hard. Players included George Med ley Bryan Woolley Horace Lee Crawford George Grubb Jackie Ledingham Albert Fryar and Tommy Brittain. The Jarrett family visits to College Station Bryan Belton Temple and Temple hospital were noted with Charles Jarrett remaining for treatment.
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Fort Hancock Pee Wees
Fort Davis
George Medley
Bryan Woolley
Horace Lee Crawford
George Grubb
Jackie Ledingham
Albert Fryar
Tommy Brittain
Fort Hancock
Harry Jarrett
Audine
Paul
College Station
Bryan
Tex
Lewis Roy Jarrett
J. Kimball Miller
A.&m. College
Jarretts
Belton
R. A. Muenster
Alpine
Temple
Jarrett
Local Notables Attend El Paso Presbyterial Meeting
Leroy Boyd and couples Merrill Davis Brennand left for El Paso for a district meet of the El Paso Presbyterial of the Presbyterian Church USA. Merrill went on a business trip. Graves couple are in Burnett visiting a gravely ill brother of Mr Graves after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau McCutcheon
G. F. Jones
C. H. Boyd
Abilene
Washington, D. C
New York City
J. W. Merrill
G. W. Davis
W. H. Brennand
el Paso
Ross W. Graves
Burnett
Graves
Anderson School Honor Roll and Wildcats Victory
Anderson School reports honor roll for six weeks ending Oct 15 with names from eighth through second grade. Principal W E Smith notes 8th grade attendance at 100 percent and 7th grade at 80 percent. Anderson Wildcats defeated Marathon Mighty Midgets 32 to 20 with touchdowns by Webster Duran Granado and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Martin
Dolores Dominguez
Teresa Tercero
Dick Hartnett
Rudolph Hernandez
W. E. Smith
Anderson Wildcats
Marathon
Marathon Mighty Midgets
Frank Webster
Wildcats
Manuel Duran
Felicity Granado
Rudy Granado
Catarino Talavera, Jr
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Fort Davis News
A. N. Alkire
Clive Acton
Tyrone Kelly
Swartz
McDonald Observatory
Thurs
Mount Locke
J. W. Dollahite
Marta
Joe Marsh
America
The
Maine
United States
D. Barbier
Paris
France
Mme. Barbier
Pasadena
Calif
Mrs. Evans
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Warren Bloys
J. W. Myrose
J. H. Clark
W. E. Sloan
Mary Sloan
H. W. Moody
Edwin Lawhorn
Hutto
C. Earnest Carlton
Sloan
Miss Sloan
Mrs. Moody
Carlton
Lawhorn
Ojinaga
Mex
Carlsbad
N. M
R. L. Irving
Anson
Leroy Boyd
West Texas Utilities Company
Waitake
Anderson
Fleischmann
Empire of Texas
Marfa Army Air Field
Marfa
Mai
Phugenger
Mam
FIORE
General Electric
Storey-Whiteside Lbr. CO
Brewster County
Quent
Clarence Hord
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