Notice of Execution in Brewster County Texas 1950
Public notice from Brewster County Texas announces an execution issued by the District Court on August 18 1950 in favor of W A Foley Jr against B E Babcock and F C Babcock No 2565. It details the levy on ownership of a 638 09 acre tract in Town Abstract 4030 Certificate 1210 Section 7 Block 13 G H & S A Ry Co with sale scheduled on the first Tuesday in November 1950 at the county courthouse for cash. Sheriff Jim Skinner and Deputy V G Hell sign.
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State OF
Texas
Brewster
District Court
Brewster County
W. A. Foley
Jr Ahd
B. E. Babcock
F. C. Babcock
A. Foley, Jr
B.E. Babcock
FO. Babcock
E. P.M. Levy
Anstract
B. B. Babcock
Alpine
Jim Skinner
Texay
V. G. Hell
Community church schedule and services listed
A compilation of church notices detailing Sunday school times morning worship and evening services across Baptist Catholic Christian Science Methodist and Mexican Baptist churches. It notes pastors and weekly activities including youth meetings prayer and Bible study sessions and observances such as Rally Day in Alpine with times for observances and gatherings.
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Baptist School
Robert Sandhin
Evangeat
Alpine
D. McPherson
Methodist Church Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Asbury Club
Wesley Club
College At Jr
Austin H. Dillon
Mexican Baptist Church
Alpine church notices and poem mention
Church notices list services for Nazare ne J Kenneth Adams Presbyterian Alpine Church St James Episcopal with Sunday school and worship times. A poem by Mrs Walter G Lacy of Waco appears in the Anthology of Verse of American Youth, submitted to editor Robert Shaw Wilson. Lacy is mother of former Alpine resident Lawrence Lacy. Piesasec Science says the moon affects the tide. Lovers maintain it affects the untied, Keep Alpine money in Alpine.
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Walter G. Lacy
Waco
Robert Shaw Wilson
Local Polio Aid From Brewster Chapter Receives Check
The Brewster County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis received a $200 check for polio medical care, announced by Mrs. Mamie Crawford. Funds come from the March of Dimes national headquarters as the 1950 crisis strains chapters. The chapter helps two current patients and continues care for a former patient while noting the year’s heavy caseload. Christmas vacations end with school resumed for most boys.
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Brewster County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Mamie Crawford
March of Dimes Organization
National Foundation
Crawford
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