Fort Davis Notes On Weather Football And Ranch Activity
Local notes report light showers in the Highland country aiding cattlemen and sheepmen. Fort Davis High School opened football with a 27 nothing win at Sanderson as schedule lists games through October. Miller and Babcock advance seven oil tanks on X ranch under the oil conservation act. Fifty five cattle shipments including 45 calves bound for Fort Worth are recorded from the Fort Davis-Alpine area.
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Miller A Babcock
Miller & Babcock
AE Babcock
Ryan
Reeves County
Babcock
Fort Davis
Tn Inns
Sanderson
Indians
Longhorns
Marta
Davis Bays
Tota
Halmorden
Balmorton
Alpine
van Horn
Fort Davie
Coan
Hime
Pens
Davis
Miller Buy
JW. Merrill & Son
Merrill Herd
Miller
Religious services and sermon topics across several churches
The notices outline Sunday worship at First Presbyterian and Christian Science churches with sermons on Gods Greatest Creation and And God Said. The Christian Science Lesson reads Reality with Psalms 119 280 as Golden Text. Next services include Bible school at 9 45 am and evening programs with film reviews and church choirs.
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Mary Baker Baldy
First Presbyterian Church
the Minster
Seth Us
J.T Morrow
Ty Tim
Bible School
Allege
Christian Endeavor
Jmon
Friendly Church
M.A. Buhler
Allied Names Parole Board For Brewster County
Governor Allred names a voluntary county parole board for Brewster County with Alpine city secretary M. H. Mooreman as temporary chairman and members D N Scott Marathon RL Cartledge Terlingua and B Casner Alpine. The board oversees reporting for ex convicts as part of rehabilitation, but has no role in granting clemency.
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Allred
Brewster County
M. H. Mooreman
Alpine City
D. N. Scott
Marathon
RL. Cartledge
Terlingua
Casner
Alpine
Scout training course draws keen interest in Yucca council area
Attendance and interest rise as Scouters training courses run this week in Yucca council Bend district. Meetings occurred at Legion hall, Marfa, and Fort Davis under Sam Henry. Next week scouters training resumes with an outdoor session for families at Paisano. Finance campaign led by T. A. Beard and W. G. Fielder is planned.
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Yucca
Bend
Legion Hall
Marfa
Fort Davis
Sam Henry
Paso
Tor
Fisano
Murphy
Fort D. Russell
Marta
Paisano
Spm
T. A. Beard
Alpine
Slistriet
W. G. Fielder
Mrs Cross Announces Sale of Her Ready-to-Wear Millinery Firm
Mrs ES Cross announced the sale of her ready-to-wear and millinery business to Mr and Mrs Jack Cross. The senior Mrs Cross will retire from active management but remain associated with the new owners at the same location. The Cross family plans to operate both businesses under Cross and Cross with expanded furniture lines forthcoming.
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Jack Cross
ES. Cross
Cross & Cross
Dodson- Means Preparing To Set Casing At Green Valley
Dodson- Means in Green Valley reports Hovey Dome test completed by straight reaming this week before setting casing. Drilling paused for several weeks after a drilling contract and a 6900 foot target. Operations to resume in a few days with 2840 feet logged on Section 3.
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Dodson
Workseas
G. HL. Storey
Green Valley
Shendriling
Sunday Service and Church Join the Church Day Plans
Unclear excerpt notes 7:30 p.m preaching by the pastor and special music by the choir followed by a church conference after services. Church school at 9:45. Franklin R. Poage and M. M. Fulmer invite students to the College class and welcome all visitors to join the church during a designated Student Join the Church Day.
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Franklin R. Poage
T Triumphant
The
Baptist Student Union of
Sul Ross
M. M. Fulmer
Senate Chamber Dimensions Revealed in Capitol Plans
The U S Senate chamber in the United States Capitol measures 113 feet 3 inches by 80 feet 3 inches with a height of 38 feet. The gallery capacity is 700 persons.
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U. S. Save
Senate
United States Capitol
Queen Elizabeths Wigs Stock a Bright Variety
A historical note recalls Queen Elizabeths habit of maintaining a large wig collection. The writer describes a stock of no less than 80 wigs in various colors, reflecting royal fashion and grooming practices of her era.
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Elisabeth
Elizabeth
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