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i o o k e u v e r y g o o d , hold- v i s i t o r s t o a b a r e 25 yards g r o u n d a n d 1 1 i n t h e air, t i n g one p a s s , p i c k i n g up n H o r n f u m b l e s and col- one safety.s principal weaknesses in kicking and passing,

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i s by Van Horn, ley Morley, a guard w ith g role for the first tim e,

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tackled after taking the punt, and Jimenez recov- the 23, things started as

ould have at first, tie later Greenup blocked Horn punt and N avarrete ed on the Van Horn 25. orthorns suffered a chip- nalty on the next play, but run by Jimenez made it up t the ball one the 7, from the veteran halfback pack- r for the first score and icked the point. iuple of blocked kicks re-

by Van Horn nullified rs efforts in the second J* and the count at the ■mained 7-0.t didn’t remain that long as •rthorns turned on the heat ird quarter scoring spree, st time the Shorthorns got f the ball, after receiving Hum puid on their own 35, broke through the middle

line and went all the w ay. Jimenez converted and it ‘•0. The safety followed a

later and it was 16-0, a took the ensuing kick a t

to and went right on down Tommy Harrison gallop-

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A o o v e a re th e o U ic c r s re c e n tly e lected fo r th e F u tu re F a rm e rs of A m erica , th e M a rfa c h a p te r m ad e up of th e boys e n ro lled in th e n e w V ocational A g ric u ltu re c la s s e s a t th e h ig h schoo l. T op row , 2eft to r ig h t : M ack B en n e tt, r e p o r te r ; D an n y H e r r e r a , p re s id e n t ; R au l N a v a r re te , p a r l ia m e n ta r ia n ; R o b ert G a rc ia , s e n t in e l;

ib th ird v ice p resi-4 +% 11. ■ | M. M IHU V W iV IM < V W iu n a r ie y m o n e y , t r e a s u re ;

d e n t ; Ik e L iv in g s to n , h is to r ia n ; L ou is H o lzh eu se r, s e c re ta ry ; J im O w ens, second v ice p re s id e n t ; «fnd R o dney Lee, v ice p re s id e n t. P o la ro id o n e -m in u te p n o to by T h e S e n tin e l .

B S j r i r i 1D i l i 1 i o n P A R L IA M E N T M E M B E R W IL L S P E A K IN M A R F A T O M O R R O W

R egin a ld Sorenson, m em ber of th e B ritish P arliam ent, w ill be in M arfa tom orrow , F riday, Septem b er 19, to keep tw o sp eak in g en­g a g em en ts h ere under th e aus­p ices o f th e A m erican Friends S erv ice com m ittee.

T h e F rien d s group is a Q uaker organ ization en gaged in w orld­w id e re lie f and reconstruction w ork. T h e v is it to M arfa is spon­sored lo ca lly by th e M en’s B ible class o f th e M ethodist church. Mr, Sorenson w ill b e accom panied h ere by h is w ife .

T h e fir s t o f the day’s addresses w ill b e m ade b efo re tt group at lun ch eon in th e Spanish room of th e P aisan o h ote l a t noon. T hat m eetin g prim arily w as arranged for th e b en efit o f business m en and w om en, and w h ile m em bers o f th e R otary, L ions and P ilot club received special invitations, the m eetin g is open to a ll w ho w ish to attend. R eservations for th e luncheon should be m ade to­day a t the hotel or w ith Miss P h yllis H eadlee.

A t 8:00 p.m. Mr. Sorenson w ill speak a t the M ethodist church in an oth er m eetin g open to the pub­lic. H is even in g topic w ill be “The C hristian A n sw er to Com m un­ism /' T h e R ev. N elson W urgler w ill preside at th e m eeting.

Mr. Sorenson has represented L ayton in the B ritish P arliam ent for 16 years, through drastic ch an ges in govern m en tal policy. H e is v ice president o f the Brit-

Dr. W . H. Stover Is Lions Club Speaker At Wednesday Meeting

Dr. W alter H . S to v err M arfa physician , w as gu est speaker at th e W ednesday noon L ions club luncheon in th e C olonial room o f th e C rew s h otel and spoke to m em bers and v isitors on the sub­je c t “Be Your A ge.” In connec­tion w ith his ta lk he presented an exp lan atory film pertain ing to coronary h eart d isease, and an­sw ered questions as to cause, treatm en t and results.

T h e in itia tion o f E m m ett D e­V olin, Jr., cash ier o f the M arfa N ation al bank, as a m em ber o f th e club, and a report o f th e club’s fin an cia l sta tu s concluded th e program .

W I L L S P E A K H E R E

ish N ational P eace council and o f the International Fellow ship lea ­gue. H e w a s a m em ber o f the P arliam ent deputation to India, and heads the P arliam ent W est A frica com m ittee.

Prior to his term in Parliam ent, he w as for 2 0 years a m in ister o f the F ree C hristian church of W al­tham . H e h as traveled and lec­tured throughout Britain, W est­ern Europe, Scandinavia, India and E gypt as w ell as the United States. H e has contributed articles to m any periodicals and has pub­lished severa l books.

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C a n d id a t e s fo r

F o o tb a ll Q u e e n

Joyce Hahn, senior; Xanna W il­liam s, junior; Sue M itchell, sopho­m ore, and D arlyne Webb, fresh ­man, w ill represent their respect­ive classes as candidates for queen of the Shorthorn football team this year, it w as announced after the various classes had made their selections last week.

To raise m oney for votes for their candidates, the freshm en w ill g ive a spaghetti supper at the H om e Econom ics cottage Sep­tem ber 26, the sophom ores w ill stage a barbecue at the school Septem ber 30; the juniors w ill put pn a M exican supper at the H om e E c cottage October 14 and the seniors w ill sponsor a chicken dinner at the school O ctober 25.

The contest w ill close officia lly on thc m orning of October 27, and coronation cerem onies w ill be som etim e during the w eek start­ing N ovem ber 3, in all probability. The queen w ill k ickoff and get public recognition at the gam e here w ith Crane N ovem ber 7.

Joyce H ahn cam e here last year from H ereford and is now one of the school’s cheerleaders. Xanna W illiam s has been named one of th e school’s beauties for the last tw o years, and this year is drum m ajorette o f the band. Sue M itch­e ll w on regional honors and w as a sta te contestant representing th e school a t Austin last year in extem poraneous speech. D arlyne W ebb, freshm an candidate, w as valedictorian of the e igh th grade graduating class last year.

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I n to D e e p C a n y o nJ. L. Field and A. L. Haynes Lose Lives in

Accident Last F«day

T w o governm ent trappers, J. A. Field, 50, M arfa, and A. L. H aynes, r.l. Alpine, w ere killed som etim e Friday n ight when their truck overturned into a nar­row canyon on a road north of Ruidosa.

No one saw the accident and the two w ere not found until Saturday about noon w hen John Gibson of Candelaria, happening along the road, got out to in­vestiga te crooked tracks appar­en tly made by the trappers’ pick­up.

W hen he did so he w as able to see the w reckage of the truck in ihe- narrow canyon som e fin feet below. One body w as visib le.

Mr. Gibson im m ediately set out to get in touch w ith sh er iff Er­n est Barnett, w ho reached the scene later in the afternoon w ith an am bulance from the K eiiey F uneral hom e. T he sh er iff and his assistants had to m ak e a con­siderable trek down a narrow stream bed to get to th e point in the canyon w here th e m en w ere pinned down by their truck. Both w ere dead w hen found.

S h er iff B arnett said th at th e tw o had been seen in M arfa about neon F riday and the assum ption w as th at th ey had m et th e ir death som etim e F riday even in g or F ri­day n igh t w hen their truck failed to m ake the turn on the moun-

M a r f a ' s B r i e f G i v e n

L i t t l e C o n s i d e r a t i o n

B y H o s p i t a l B o a r d

M a r f a s p l e a f o r t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f a b i g s t a t e t u b e r c u l o s i s

h o s p i t a l w a s c o m p l e t e l y d i s r e g a r d e d , a n d t h e s t a t e h o s p i t a l b o a r d

a t m e e t i n g s M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y a g r e e d t o e s t a b l i s h t w o h o s ­

p i t a l s . o n e a t S a n A n t o n i o , a n d t h e o t h e r i n t h e l o w e r R i o G r a n d e

v a l l e y , p r o b a b l y a t H a r i i n g e n .

O t h e r c o m m u n i t i e s w h i c h u r g e d c o n s i d e r a t i o n o f t h e i r c o m ­

m u n i t i e s w e r e L a r e d o , A l i c e , F a l f u r r i a s , E l P a s o a n d M o n a h a n s .

H e r m a n L e d b e t t e r , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e , a n d

F r a n k J o n e s r e p r e s e n t e d M a r f a a t t h e h e a r i n g s M o n d a y .

“ A l l t h e d e l e g a t i o n s w e r e g i v e n a f u l l o p p o r t u n i t y t o p r e s e n t

t h e i r a r g u m e n t s , " M r . L e d b e t t e r s a i d , " b u t t h e d e c i s i o n s e e m e d

c u t a n d d r i e d — a p p a r e n t l y p r e p a r e d b e f o i e J i a n d . L i t t l e a t t e n t i o n

—♦was paid to our argum ents that

tain road.Mr. F ield is survived by h is

w ife, L ily Taylor F ield, and five children, all of M arfa. H e is a lso survived by his m other, Mrs. N an F ield , and a brother, Ocie, both o f D eH anis, T exas. F uneral ser­v ices w ere in Barksdale, Texas, Tuesday.

Mr. H aynes is survived by his w ife and by a sister, Mrs. Frank Burleson, both o f Alpine. Funeral arrangem ents w ere in charge of th e L ivingston F uneral hom e there.

T he tw o m en w orked in this

“Sanderson has about th e best team I have ever seen them field, and th ey m igh t very w e ll upset us th ere F riday even ing ,” Coach Boren H unter declared th is w eek as he prim ed his m en fo r th e season's second gam e a t Sander­son th is w eekend.

T he Sanderson E agles w on the B league title last year and w ent through the d istrict and bi-dis- trict elim inations until they lost in the regional. T hey have a lm ost the sam e team back w ith Zepeda, a really fast scat-back and Oli­vares, a sm art, c lever quarter­back. They lost M ansfield, a fu ll­back, w ith a broken collarbone in the A lpine gam e.

'‘A lthough Sanderson lost to A l­pine 26-13 last w eek, they actually gained as m uch yardage as the big A lpine team . A bad break or area under D arw in Ivytwo and not quite enough w eigh t to punch through w hen they need­ed to, told the only d ifference,” the coach said in com m enting on last w eek's Alpine - Sanderson gam e. "And Alpine is supposed to be strong and loaded this sea ­son.”

The Shorthorns got through last w eek ’s contest w ithout injur­ies, but Larry Pippen bruised a leg badly in practice th is w eek and Tom m y H arrison w as ill and out of school for a couple o f days the first of the w eek, so the start­ing backfield is not quite certain.If one is unable to go, R eyes prob­ably w ill get the starting assign ­ment, along w ith Johnson and Jim enez, w h ile the line w ill be that w hich started against Van Horn—D utchover and N avarrete, ends; Garcia and T. H ernandez, tackles; F. H ernandez and Mor­ley, guards; and Greenup, center.

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Marfa RCA Employes Attend San" Angelo Field Men's Meeting

R epresentatives from th e Mar­fa Production Credit association o ffice here an 4 Frances H. Shear­e r o f th e E l Paso o ffice w ere am ong th e corporation em ployees throughout the, sta te w ho w ere in attendance at a field men's

(m eetin g held in the Cactus hotel I in S i n A ngelo Thursday and Fri­day o f la st week. M arfa em ployes attending w ere Robert A. H um ­phris, assistan t _secreta^«iV3i®!*<*''

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tne bookkeeping w ork here six w eek s ago.

T he m eeting was sponsored by the production Credit corporation o f H ouston and four officers from that area w ere in charge o f the instruction work.

O ther associations represented a t th e 2-day session w ere Midland, § a n Sftha, C olem an, Sw eetw ater, W in ter C arden and U valde.

Dudley Underwood W ill Transfer to El Paso Immigration Department

T ransfer from M arfa to El Paso w ill becom e e ffec tiv e Septem ber 29 for D udley Underwood, Im m i­gration Patrol Inspector here, H is w ork w ill be that of investigator in the Investigation and D eporta­tion section at the Santa F e bridge in E l Paso. Paul K. Crosby, form er M arfa resident, is the a s­sistant ch ief o f th at investigation section. Mr. Underwood has been in his present position h ere sin ce April, 1949, w hen the U. S. Im ­m igration and Border P atrol headquarters w as transferred from A lpine to M arfa.

Mr. and Mrs. Underwood and daughter, Cynthia, w ill go to A m ­arillo Friday for a v isit o f a w eek w ith relatives a fter w h ich th ey w ill return for a short stay be­fore m oving to E l Paso th e last o f the m onth.

Mrs. Underwood, w ho has been em ployed in the local o ffice o f W est T exas U tilities com pany, w ill be succeeded by Mrs. V. H. G illespie w ho began Work tirere la i t month,

Former Marfa Man Injured in El Paso

Mrs. Bonnie M urff v isited w ith relatives in E l Paso the past w eekend. She w ent there to visit w ith her sister and brother in law , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barr, a f­ter Mr. Barr w as seriously in­jured the first of th e week. H e suffered a broken verterbra in an accident Tuesday even ing and is a patient in Southw estern Gen­eral hospital.

T he Barrs are know n to M arfa people as they m ade their hom e here w h ile Mr. Barr w as station­ed at Fort D. A. R ussell. They le ft here in 1942.

Brooks Bentleys Buy Yates Property Here

In a business transaction com ­pleted last w eek, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks B entley purchased the res­idence property located at 706 N orth D ean street in the north­east part o f town, from Mrs. Isa­bel Yates. T he property is just south of the B en tley ’s own home.

T he 3-bedroom hom e is being com pletely redecorated by Mr. and Mrs. B entley and they plan later to do m ore rem odeling. They w ill use it for rent property.

T O H O L D S E R V I C E S

J o s e p h 's S to re

S e ts O p e n in g H e re

T o m o rro w M o r n in g

M arfa’s new est business estab­lishm ent, Joseph’s D epartm ent store, is scheduled to open for business in the form er Sagor lo­cation at H ighland avenue and Texas street tom orrow m orning.

Louis Joseph, who ow ns a num ­ber of departm ent stores in Texas, including the Joseph’s stores at Alice, Junction and Ozona. pur­chased Sagor s, and has com plete ly renovated and redecorated the store room and restocked the store.

W alter Polsky, w ho operated his cv/n sho*1 store for w om en and children in connection w ith S ag ­or’s, w ill continue to own and operate that departm ent w ith the n ew ow nership.

In rem odeling the store room , it w as considerably enlarged by th e inclusion of space under th e sta irw ay w hich had been blocked o ff w ith a fa lse w ail, and b y in ­clusion o f th e form er storage space a t th e baek o f the store. Storage space is now availab le in a balcony built over the sh oe de­partm ents a t th e back of the store room, and in addition storage space in th e G lasscock building is being used.

F ixtures in th e new store room are fin ish ed in tan, trim m ed w ith black. W alls have been papered in m odernistic designs featuring chartreuse and tw o shades of green, and two shades of tan show in the new tile floor covering the form er floor. A new ceilin g w as built in and new fluorescent lights installed.

A p layer has been installed to keep m usic going at a ll hours w hile the store is open.

T he rem odeling has been in charge of M anuel DeAnda. the redecorating w as done by D. A. Flynt and his crew , the floor w as put in by L ivingston’s, and the lights installed by H arry H olz­heuser.

H ere to assist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Robert Gobin. local m anager, w ith the opening, are N eal Yeager, m anager o f the Junction store, and C harles Reed, m anager of the Ozona store.

B IL L M A T T H E W S B E T T E RBill M atthew s, seriously ill the

pafet two w eek s a fter being strick ­en w ith a form o f sleep ing sick ­ness, is a great deal b etter th is w eek, I f h is condition continues to im prove it is thought h e w ill be able to be m oved from th e Searls hosp ita l to h is h om e during the com ing w eekend.

H o p e Is C h o s e n

P re s id e n t o f

Q u a r te r b a c k C lu b

F orrest Hope w as chosen presi­dent and H arry N. Beall vice president of the Marfa Q uarter­back club, w hile Paul K eith w as re-elected secretary and treasurer, as the club m et for the first tim e this year at th e Paisano hotel M onday noon.

T he project o f securing for the high school rubber yardage m ark­ers w as given up w hen Coach Boren H unter said he fe lt the m arkers now in u se w ere ade­quate and that in his opinion the m ost im portant need of the team and coaching sta ff now is a cam ­era so that gam es m ay be film ed and m istakes studied and cor- rected

Mr. Hunter, Mr. B eall and Mr. K eith w ere nam ed as a com m it­tee to report on th e cost o f ade­quate cam era equipm ent.

Coach H unter discussed th e first gam e w ith V an H orn and covered the season’s prospects to som e exten t. “B locking and tack ­lin g w as not w h at w e w an t a t all last w eek , but w ith m ore coaching assistance m aybe w e can get som e o f the m ore g larin g defects corrected,” the coach said. “W e can ’t figu re to take too m any gam es th is year, perhaps h a lf o f them , w ith an y luck,” h e added.

tuberculosis can be cured m ore quickly aau easiiy in this area than in lower, m ore humid c li­mates. In fact som e doctors, ap­parently w anting the hospitals w here they could have opportun­ity to treat patients, declared that clim ate m ade no d ifference ir: location.

“A good deal of stress w as laid on the num ber of doctors ava il­able at points w here hospitals vvouid be located." Mr. Ledbetter said, though it w as assum ed th a 1; the state would hire its own peo­ple and assign them to hospitals.

‘ The hoard also seem ed to b e­lieve that the hospitals should be w here the m ost cases are. rather than w here patients m ight be ~urcd e a s ie r . T he low er Rio Grande area dem onstrated th at ax Ca hud a high incidence of tu­berculosis, especia lly am ong Latin A m ericans.” It w as stressed that m ost of those people w ould refuse to go an y d istance from th eir hom es for treatm ent.

T he problem o f creating a new tuberculosis hosp ital f o r T exas cam e up w h en th e A ir F orce d e­cided to reactivate the old M oore field n ea r M ission w h ere th e sta te has been using buildings to house som e 900 patients.

San A ntonio, w h ere som e $2 m illion has already been spent to build hospital fac ilities for tuber­cular patients o f the sta te m ental hospital, convinced the board that it would be feasib le to extend that construction for general use as a tuberculosis sanatorium and so the decision w as reached to estab­lish tw o hospitals. It w as a lso recom m ended t h a t tem porary housing being used at the E ast Texas hospital at T yler be re­built.

T he board has applied for $ 9 m illion under the federal hospital aid program .

W hile it is assum ed that the action of the board w ill be ra ti­fied, the decision of the board itself is not final and the site selected this w eek m ust be ra ti­fied by the state leg islature in January.

As a consequence, Mr. Ledbet­ter and Mr. Jones took their a rg u ­m ents to Claud Gilmer, one o f the leg isla tive leaders, and to D orsey H ardem an, senator from this d is­trict, another pow er in the stare senate. T hey w ill also ask the a s ­sistance of R ichard Slack, n ew ly elected representative from this district.

“W e really can hope for very little, even carrying our battle to the leg isla tu re.” Mr. Ledbetter said. “Probably the on ly chance is that if w e can keep putting up a fight, perhaps som e tim e in th e future w e m ay get som e sta te insta llation .”

Safeway Store W ill Close Soon to Remodel

M arfa’s S afew ay store w ill close at the end o f business S a t­urday, Septem ber 27, and rem ain closed until October 16. according to p lans announced this w eek by Jam es M egason, m anager.

The tw o and a h a lf w eeks w ill be used for a sw ift job of remodel* ing and renovating the interior, the m anager said._______

A b o u t T o w n

Dr. J. D. Thorn, pastor of the First Baptist church of H utchin­son, Kansas, w ho w ill be the speaker at evan gelistic services at the F irst B aptist ohurch here, at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. dally, Septem ber 19 through Septem* ber n .

Slackwell C lf iS S laynes Officers and Candidates

T he n ln tk 'Yrarie class aWBlack- w ell junior h igh last w eek nam ed its o fficers and selected didates for Bronco football queen.

Class officers are: President, Sabina O ntiverez; v ice president, D an iel Vasquez; secretary, N ora M cGuire; treasurer, Jesu s Torres; and reporter, B erta C eniceros.

C andidates to rep resen t th e c& ss in th e race fo r B ronco foot­b a ll queen w ill b e E m m a L ujan And A n ita F u en tw ,

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fu s t to m e n tio n a fe w ite m s w e n ic k e d up out o t o n e p a p e r th e o th e r d a y . . .

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\ \ ith a!i th e w o r ld ^ o n e c o r ru p e . w h y p ick ■ v ' t!:e p o lit ic ia n . ' A lm o s t h te ra l lv th a t is w h a t ;h e \ a r e s a v in g to c o n d o n e th e m ess in W a s h ­in g to n A n d if w c let th e m $ e t a w a y w ith th a t so r t o f th in k in g w e a re a s g u ilty o f rn u rk i- •^ess m o u r th in k in g a s th e y . F o r — a n d m a rk th is tru K ' — o n e m a n s d i s h o n e s ty is n e v e r /in e x c u s e fo r a n o th e r m a n 's f a i lu re to d o ivii.it ^ r iq h t. It is o n ly a n e x c u s e fo r w e a k - ■'C'S I h a t m v n e ig h b o r s te a ls is n o re a s o n u>; me to d o so. n o r a n y e x c u s e fo r m e to •*: g a u e ::i p ra c t ic e s I k n o w a re w ro n g . N o r iviii ..riv sp e c io u s lo g ic o f th e s o r t o th e r s a re a o in g .:. m ak e it r ig h t. A s a m a t te r o f fac t, m o re h o n e s ry s h o u ld be e x p e c te d a n d d e m a n d -

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f o r p o l i t c a i v o t e b u y i n g r e a s o n s , t h e l a w s h o u l d

b e r e p e a l e d !

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P re s e m ar th e s u p p e r w e re M r. a n d M rs. P a u l K e ith a n d ^.on a n d th e i r g u e s ts , M r. a n d M rs. T o m m y G o d frey ; M r. a n d M rs. J a m e s M egason a n d fa m ily , M r. a n d M rs. E a r l D u m a s a n d fam ily , M r. a n d M rs. W . E . V ance , M r. a n d M rs. E v an B. J o n e s , M r. a n d M rs . F ox P a r k e r a n d c h ild re n , M r. a n d M rs. J . M. H u m p h re y s a n d c h il­d re n , M r. a n d M rs. G ra d y Ald- re d g e a n d fa m ily , th e R ev . a n d M rs. D. E. A c k e r , M rs . G. A. H o w ­a rd . M rs. J . E . M acD o n ald , M rs. R eeves T e v is a n d d a u g h te r , E s ­th e r Sue, M rs . T . G. S e x to n a n d c h ild re n , M rs . J . J . F r a n k l in , M rs. E lla C h a s ta in , M rs . Jo s ie B e n n e tt , M rs. I n g ra m , M iss E u n ic e W a l­lace, W illie R a e D u m a s , a n d Leo* n a rd H o w a rd .

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F lo o d w a te r s f ro m th e R io G ra n d e did c o n s id e ra b le d a m a g e to p r o p e r ty a n d c ro p s in th e P r e ­s id io a r e a a f t e r c lo u d b u rs ts in th e S ie r r a M a d re M o u n ta in s in M ex ­ico c a u se d a n u n p re c e d e n te d r is e in th p R io G ra n d e . M o st d a m a g e w a s to c o tto n c ro p s a n d q u i te a b i t o f a c re a g e w a s u n d e r c u lt iv a ­tio n .

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In B. B. S. S e p te m b e r 18, 1942w h e n 36 P re s id io c o u n ty y o u n g m e n w e re in d u c te d in to th e U n it­e d S ta te s a rm y . T h a t w a s th e n u m b e r of r e g i s t r a n ts a c c e p te d f ro m th e g ro u p w h o re p o r te d to th e re c e p tio n c e n te r a t F o r t B liss. E l P a so .

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h ig h sch o o ls o f D is t r ic t 6-B a n ­n o u n c e d th a t th e y w o u ld c a r r y on th e i r sc h e d u le s a s c o m p le te ly a s p o ss ib le u n d e r th e c irc u m s ta n c e s c re a te d by th e n a tio n a l e m e rg e n ­cy. B o re n H u n te r , n e w c o ac h a n d d i r e c to r o f a th le t ic s h e re , w a s t r a in in g h is H e re fo rd s e a c h a f t e r ­n o o n o n M a r t in f ie ld , e n d e a v o r in g to g e t a te a m in to s h a p e f o r th e f i r s t g a m e o f th e se a so n to be p la y e d w ith A lp in e .

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d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M rs . F r a n k G o tth o lt , b e c a m e th e b r id e o f H e r ­b e r t D e a n S m ith o f W in n f ie ld in a c e re m o n y in F o r t D a v is , a n d M iss F lo re n c e B a u e r , d a u g h te r o f M rs . J im m y M iiis , b e c a m e th e b r id e o f L t. D e lb e r t H . H o lm e s in a M a r f a w e d d in g c e re m o n y .

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Sr. S . B. S. S e p te m b e r 20, 1951 w h e n th e M a r fa S h o r th o r n s de* f e a te d th e V a n H o rn E a g le s 25-0 in th e o p e n in g g a m e o f th e s e a ­so n p la y e d in V a n H o rn .

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M a r f a h ig h sch o o l a n d B lack - w e ll sc h o o l g ir ls a n n o u n c e d th e y w o u ld p la y b a s k e tb a l l in in te r ­s c h o la s tic c o m p e tit io n f o r th e f i r s t t im e in th e sc h o o ls ' h is to ry . T h e b a s k e tb a ll w a s to r e p la c e th e u s u a l sch ed u le f o r v o lle y b a ll.

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A la rg e c ro w d th ro n g e d H ig h ­la n d a v e n u e to w itn e s s th e p a ra d e sp o n so re d by th e O rq u id a c lu b in c e le b ra tio n o f th e S e p te m b e r 16 M e x ic a n In d e p e n d e n c e d ay . P r iz e f o r th e b e s t f lo a t w e n t to V a le n ­tin e .

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M iss B la n c h e A v a n t a n d B en S. A v a n t le f t S u n d a y Tor S a n A n ­to n io w h e re th e y a r e s p e n d in g s e v e ra l d a y s .

M iss A n ita V il la r re a l a n d M rs.’ S. J . H e n s le y , J r . v is ited w ith r e l a ­t i v e s a n d f r ie n d s in E l P a so th e p a s t w e e k e n d .

M rs. M. W . F in le y a n d d a u g h ­te r . M rs. M a rz e e S . M ick e lso n , w e re v is i to r s in E l P a so th e p a s t w e e k e n d .

M r. a n d M rs. J a c k K e lly r e ­tu rn e d T u e s d a y n ig h t f ro m W ac o ii-Hprp th p v a c ro m n a n ip d th e i r d a u g h te r . M iss P a t K e lly , a s tu ­d e n t a t B a y lo r u n iv e rs i ty .

M iss B e tty J o K e r r o f T r u th o r C o n se q u e n ce s , N . M., v is ite d f ro m S u n d a y u n t i l W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g w ith h e r p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs. O r r K e r r .

M rs. M y r t le H a m ilto n o f K e r r ­v ille w a s a w e e k e n d g u e s t h e r e in th e h o m e o f M r. a n d M rs . H . L. R o b in so n . O n h e r r e tu r n S u n d a y th e R o b in so n s a c c o m p a n ie d h e r a s f a r a s P cco s.

M rs. C. K. S m ith r e tu r n e d h o m e M o n d a y f ro m F o r t W o r th w h e re fo r s e v e ra l w e e k s sh e h a s b e e n rn n v a lf^ H riP ' fo llo w in g a st»vpre h e a r t a t t a c k . S h e is a g r e a t d ea l im p ro v e d .

M rs. C. E . M ead h a d a s h e r g u e s ts h e r e th e f i r s t of th e w e e k , h e r b r o th e r a n d s is te r in law , M r. a n d M rs. F lo y d R o d d e n o f C o le m a n c o u n ty , T e x a s . T h e y le f t T u e s d a y m o r n in g f o r P o r ta le s , N . M., f o r a v is i t w ith th e i r c h ild re n .

S e v e ra l M a r f a p eo p le r e g is te r e d a t S u l R o ss S ta te c o lle g e in A l­p in e T u e s d a y fo r th e fa ll a n d w in ­te r sch o o l te rm . A m o n g th o s e g o ­in g f ro m h e r e a r e M rs. S . P . D is- m u k e s . M iss S a d ie N a n M cS pad-

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M ic h ae l R a in e , w h o h a s b een sp e n d in g th e s u m m e r w ith h is p a re n ts , D r .a n d M rs. M. F . R a in e , le f t la s t w e e k fo r A u s tin w h e re h e is b e g in n in g h is th ird y e a r o f p re -m e d ic a l w o rk a t th e U n iv e rs ­ity o f T e x a s . T h e R a in e s ’ o ld e r son , D av id , w h o is a s e n io r a t th e U n iv e rs i ty of T e x a s S ch o o l o f M e d ic in e a t G a lv esto n , is c o n tin u ­in g h is w o rk th e r e th is fa ll.

M r. a n d M rs. F r a n k B a r to n le f t W e d n e sd a y fo r E ld o ra d o wh#»r#» th e y w e re to jo in t h e i r d a u g h te r , M rs. T . P . R o b in so n , J r . , a n d M rs. R o b in so n > d a u g h te r , K a th y , w h o w e re to a c c o m p a n y th e m to W aco f o r a s h o r t v is i t w i th r e la t iv e s . T h e B a r to n s e x p e c t to r e tu r n S u n d a y .

M rs. B ill S h u r le y w a s a c c o m ­p a n ie d h o m e f r o m S a n A n g e lo th e f i r s t o f l a s t w e e k b y h e r s is ­te r , M rs . G u s A lle n , a n d c h ild re n , B r y a n t a n d M a r th a J a n e , w h o w e r e h e r g u e s ts l a s t w e e k . T h e y w e re jo in e d h e r e F r id a y b y M r. A llen a n d th e v is i to r s r e tu r n e d to S a n A n g e lo S u n d a y .

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W H E R E A S , b y v ir tu e o f sa id ju d g m e n t an d sa id O rd e r o f S a le a n d th e m a n d a te s th e re o f th e s h e r if f o f sa id c o u n ty did on th e 10th d ay of S e p te m b e r , 1942, sieze a n d levy upon a s th e p ro p e r ty of th e al iv e d e fe n d a n ts , th e fo l­low ing d esc rib ed p ro p e r ty s i tu ­a te d in P re s id io C o u n ty , T ex as , to-w it: 520 a c re s o u t o f S u rv e y 31, B lock 5 . T . m. R y Co. C e r tif ic a te 920. A b s tra c t 5673, b e in g a ll of sa id su rv e y e x c e p t: a t r a c t o f land c o n ta in in g 75 a c re s a n d d es­c rib ed by m e te s a n d bounds as fo llow s: B e g in n in g a t th e N o r th ­w est c o rn e r o f Sec. 31, w h ic h is a lso th e S o u th w e s t c o rn e r o f Sec. 28; th e n c e S o u th e a s t w ith th e E a s t lin e o f Sec. 49 to th e E a s t c o rn e r ,o f Sec. 49 fo r th e p la c e of b e g in n in g of th e e x c e p te d t r a c t ; th e n c e S o u th w e s t 658 v a ra s w ith th e S o u th lin e o f S u rv . 49 to th e in te rse c tio n of sa id S o u th lin e w ith th e E a s t lin e of su r . 48; th e n S o u th e a s t a lo n g th e E a s t line of Sec. 48, 6b0 v a -a s to a p o in t in th e E a s t lin e o f Sec. 48; th e n c e N o r th e a s t 475 v a ra s to a p o in t in th e W e s t lin e of T r a c t 10 of Sec. 31, sa id p o in t b e in g 1425 v a ra s w e st a n d 300 v a ra s N o rth of th e S o u th e a s t c o m e r o f Sec 31; th e n c e N o r th p a ra l le l to th e E a s t line of Sec. 31, 475 v a ra s ; th en c e W est 255 v a ra s ; th e n c e N o r th 181 v a ra s to th e p la c e of b eg in n in g .

W H E R E A S , on th e 6 th d a y o f O c to b er. 1942. b y v ir tu e o f sa id ju d g m e n t an d O rd e r of S a le th e sh e r if f of sa id c o u n ty so ld sa id p ro p e r ty to S ta te o f l e x a s fo i $413.68. an d fo r th e u se a n d b e n e ­f i t of itse lf a n d a ll o th e r ta x in g u n its w h ich a r e p a r t ie s to sa id cause a n d w h ic h h a v e b een a d ­ju d g ed in sa id c au se to h a v e lie n s a g a in s t sa id p ro p e r ty ; th e deed ev id e n c in g sa id sa le b e in g d a te d th e 7 th d ay o f N o v em b er, 1942, a n d rec o rd ed in V o lum e 55, P a g e 406, D eed R eco rd s o f P re s id io C oun ty , T ex as .

W H E R E A S , on th e 4 th d a y o f S e p te m b e r. 1952, C o u n ty o f P r e ­sidio. a ta x in g u n i t in th e a b o v e n u m b e re d a n d e n ti t le d cau se , r e ­q u e s ted m e to se ll th e ab o v e d e s­c rib ed p ro p e r ty a t p u b lic s a le to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r c a sh a s p ro v id ed by la w ;

W H E R E A S . sa :d p ro p e r ty h a s n o t b een re d e e m e d in th e t im e p r e ­sc rib ed by law a n d th a t b y v ir tu e of th e ab o v e d e sc r ib e d ju d g m e n t an d o rd e r o f sa le a n d th e p o w e r an d a u th o r i ty c o n fe r re d on m e by th e law s o f th e S ta te o f T e x a s , I w ill on th e f i r s t T u e sd a y in th e m o n th of O c to b e r, 1952, th e sa m e b e in g th e 7 th d a y of sa id m o n th , p ro ceed to se ll a ll th e in te r e s t o f S ta te of T e x a s in a n d to sa id p ro p e r ty a c q u ire d b y v ir tu e of th e ab o v e m e n tio n e d d eed a t th e p r in c ip a l e n tr a n c e of th e c o u r t­h o u se of sa id c o u n ty in th e c ity o r to w n of M a rfa , T ex as , b e tw e e n th e h o u rs o f 10 o ’clock a. m . an d fo u r o ’clock p. m ., to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r c a sh ! p ro v id ed , h o w ­e v er, th a t a s p ro v id ed by law , I sh a ll r e je c t a n y a n d a ll b id s w h ic h in m y ju d g m e n t a r e in s u f ­fic ie n t a n d in a d e q u a te .

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P e c o s w e re g u e s t s in th e h o m e o f M r . a n d M r s . C la y S la c k la s t w e e k end. M r . H ib b it s is a n o f ­f ic ia l o f th e W e s t e r n C o t to n O i l c o m p a n y .

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