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Farmington Republican

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

5

Christianizing China While Russia Growls

In Shanghai in 1929 Rev H G C Hallock describes starting a Ragged Sunday School for street children to counter idol worship. He recalls singing Jesus Loves Me to attract kids, expanding from a cow shed class to a room full of Brownies, and planning Christmas gifts for over 800 children as a sign of faith.

C. P.Q Shanghai China Farmington Republican Jesus Zia Zia H. G. C. Hallock

Baptists Appeal for Orphanage in Portales New Mexico

The New Mexico Baptist Orphans Home in Portales asks supporters for donations to care for 36 homeless children. No fixed amount is requested, only gifts to buy essentials and improve the home, with Christmas as a focus. Miss Marene Barton arrives from Denver and will visit over the holidays.

New Mexico Baptist Orphans Home Portales New Mexico Republican New Mexico Barrist Marene Barton Denver John Mrs. Barton

Christmas Eve Choral Service at St John’s Farmington

Choral Eucharist to be held at 11 30 p m Christmas Eve at St John’s Episcopal in Farmington marking the first midnight service at the church. Soloist Mrs G W R Hoy and a candlelit pageant on Dec 22 precede usual Sunday services.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Farmington Lord Jesus Christ G. W. R. Hoy Frances Swinburne Catherine Booram Bethlehem Gower

Farmington High to Host Winter School Activities and Club Start

Farmington Public School plans a December 30 return after vacation. A boys wrestling and boxing club forms under high school athletic rules with three weekly practices and a monthly public show. The American Legion assists. A December 27 show at the high school auditorium charges 15 or 25 cents.

High School Athletic Association The American Legion Farmington High School Tin Soldier Dance Floy Herron Miriames Lorraine Simpson Bertha Mae

Whooping cough reaches Farmington in September brief

The first September installment of whooping cough is described as severe with many children susceptible to colds and some missing school. The scene notes Judge J C Wiley of the Twelfth Judicial district of Colorado traveling through Del Norte with relatives en route to San Diego. Professor Louie A Hepburn, a noted dancing teacher, visits Farmington to gauge interest in a local dancing school and to support civic welfare.

J. C. Wiley Twelfth Judicial District of Colorado del Norte Romine Jameson E. T. Elliott George Bingel San Diego Wiley

Commander Vaughn Sees Growth In New Mexico Legion

State Commander Vaughan of the American Legion met with the local post at Odd Fellow hall last Friday to review progress in New Mexico. He praised rising membership and community home plans, noting Farming ton's promising future while reporting poor road conditions to La Plate.

Vaughan The American Legion Legion Odd Fellow Hall New Mexico Farmington

Farmington Region Eyes Rapid Growth Amid San Juan Prospects

The Farmington area touts a booming San Juan basin with high oil and gas activity and major highway funding. Investors in Phoenix and Los Angeles eye expansion as Japan’s coal interests spur rail plans, while local utilities and pipelines expand.

New Mexico San Juan New Mexico Public Service Company Southern Union Gas Company Farmington Milwest Company Kitt Canon Oil Company Kittell J. J. Cross Union Company Blanco Punning Southern Union Company Phoenix Los Angeles San Pedro Harbor Japan San Juan County

Interstate Commerce Commission presses rail expansion in Oregon

The Inter-State Commerce Commission uses federal power to compel 181 miles of new Union Pacific track through Oregon. Speculation about Missouri Pacific selling Rio Grande to Burlington is noted, with suggestion to instead sell Missouri Pacific and fund Southwest rail development. Also mentions Farmington oil and gas drilling lessons, Pennsylvania politics and lobbyists, and a community sale by Green & Eaton on Saturday the 21st offering attractive items.

Inter-State Commerce Commission Oregon Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Rio Grande Burlington Western Pacific Southwest

Two Black Crows Explain Their Slow Comedy Style

Moran and Mack stars Charlies Mack discuss why their slow paced humor delights audiences as radio and record artists. They describe timing every word to earn laughs and note their new film Why Bring That Up shows their humor and Moranacdotes.

Charlies Mack Moran and Mack Folka Octavus Roy Cohen Moran Mack Black Crowe

Public Service Finds Water Shortage For Power Plant

The New Mexico Public Service Company reports low water during low tide of the Animas river reduces water power at the new electric plant. A boiler has been set at the steam plant above the city where ice is made and the facility can carry the full electric load if an emergency arises.

New Mexico Public Service Empany Animas

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Russia Baptists Cully Burton Sen Eee Ee Thelma Kelm Gen Juan Mission Hoapital C. L. Green Arzanees Mr. Green Harry Mr. Allen Farmington Schools Helen Kinnaird Marion Lampton Nara Schenck Evelyn Sturdevant Miles Palmer Walter Thurlo Nola Simmons Laveane Brothers Lewis Vaughn la Plate Farmington Region Pennsylvania Matt Quay Green & Eaton
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