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Jal Flare

Location

Jal, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1939

Page

1

Lea County Initiates Clean-Up Drive Under New Sheriff

Horace Owens, new Lea County sheriff, launches a county wide clean up to curb law violations. Deputy Elmer Turner says the goal is a safer cleaner county with cooperation from state and city officials. Gambling devices and games of chance are being eliminated across Lea County amid arrests in Hobbs and vagrancy cases.

Horace Owens Lea County Elmer Turner Owens Hobbson

Make Deposits Or Be Cut Off Says Water Boss

Chairman Geo E Davis of the advisory utility committee urged immediate posting of water meter deposits to speed the new system. Under a city ordinance deposits are due by January 10 but many still unpaid. old system deposits may be removed. A. A. Hazeltine is issuing refunds from a company fund. House connections limited to one per residential deposit.

Geo. E. Davis Mr. Davis A. A. Hazeltine Bruce Brininstool H. H. McAllister

Eunice Girl Dies in Wreck

Funeral services were held in Fort Worth for Emily Jean Palmer a 14 year old Eunice high school band member killed in an automobile accident returning from the El Paso Sun Carnival. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Palmer of Eunice. The car was driven by W H Turner of Eanies and other occupants were only slightly injured in a collision with a truck.

Fort Worth Emily Jean Palmer Eunice el Paso

Jal Man Draws Five-Year Term For Pipe Theft

M. B. Thompson of Jal was found guilty of stealing pipe from Skelly Oil Company. The District Court in Lovington, with Judge James B. McGee presiding, sentenced Thompson to five years in the State penitentiary after a trial following an arrest by Deputy Sheriff Elmer Turner last summer.

M. B. Thompson Jal Elmer Turner Lovington

City Buys Site For Park And Well In Jal

Jal authorities purchased a full city block in West Jal townsite block 14 at the extreme north edge to build a city park. The land was sold by Hubbs and Justis for 49 dollars. A deep hand dug well is under construction on the site to supplement the water supply. Emory Rhodes holds the contract and is progressing quickly. He guarantees a 30 gallon per minute yield and will receive a 100 dollar bonus if a 50 gallon per minute well is achieved.

Jal West Jal Hubbs and Justis Emory Rhodes

El Paso Gas Beats Warren Oil in Fast Game

The El Paso Natural Gas Company team from Jal defeated Warren Oil Company from Monument 25 to 21 in a brisk contest. Warren Oil, district Industrial League leader, pressed hard while El Paso displayed fast defense and smart play. Starting for El Paso were H. McCoy at center A. Cohn and G. Addison at forwards P. Kuyker and K. Davis at guards.

el Paso Gas Warren Oil el Paso Natural Gas Company Jal Warren Oil Company Monument Warren el Paso H. McCoy A. Cohn G. Addison P. Kuyker K. Davis Gas Company

Highway to Line To Be Repaired Near Jal

The Jal to Texas state line highway will be repaired soon. Rough patches leveled holes filled shoulders cleared regraveled and oiled to prevent erosion and reduce accident risk. W H Taylor injured in a Jal welding shop explosion has been dismissed from a local hospital and is recovering rapidly. Mrs Callie Marshall hosted a forty two party Friday night.

Jal Texas State Line W. H. Taylor Mr. Taylor Callie Marshall

Panthers Start Home Season With Victory

Jal opened the basketball season with a three game show in the high school gym. Jal High School beat Prairieview 25 to 17 as the Junior and El Paso Industrial teams also played matches and the squad showed early promise.

Jal el Paso Prairieview Tom O’donnell

Jal Civic Club predicts 1939 best year ahead for Jal

Jal Civic Club president John Connell says 1939 will be Jal's best year with expansion in Lea County and stronger drilling budgets supporting growth. Residents and merchants share optimism as water supply, fire protection, and housing need improve. A carbon black plant interest and a new city park are discussed.

Jal John Connell Connell Lea County Federal Housing Administration Stuart Long

Work on Water Office and Tank Well Under Way

Construction of the city water office and garage began on Monday with Ralph Baird winning the contract for a 20 by 20 foot office at 512.50 dollars. A tank crew started on a 125 foot derrick and a 50 000 gallon tank to be placed between the old and new offices, with derrick and tank work commencing Wednesday.

Ralph Baird William Cameron Lumber Company Acme Lumber Company Oliver Wheat Fox Big and Lumber Company

Ditch Digging Crew Works On Jal Water Main

G. R. Brown's large ditch-digging machine operated in Jal this week laying a new water main for Vedders Construction Company of Childress. A crew of twenty men completed 500 yards of four inch line by Thursday morning, under sub let contract after the machine plowed the trenches.

G. R. Brown Jal Water Maine Vedders Construction Company Childress

Volunteer Firemen Prepare Dances to Aid Training

Fire department under Chief Jimmy Morrison plans a series of Friday dances at city hall to raise funds for training and equipment. Regular weekly practice sessions begin after the department was reorganized, with an emphasis on improving dance floor conduct and firefighting techniques. Proceeds support the volunteer firemen’s fund.

Efit Volunteer Fire Department Jimmy Morrison Mori[i‘gon

Lots Selected For New Church By Baptist Church

Selection of lots for the new structure to be built by the Baptist Church was announced this week by Rev. W. H. Norris, pastor. The parsonage will be moved one lot south and the church built on the lot now occupied by the parsonage and the next lot north. The lots were donated by the townsite company. Construction type not yet decided, but will not be brick, veneer, native stone, or stucco. Rev. C. Y. Butler has been ill this week after a relapse upon attempting to conduct services.

Baptist Church W. H. Norris

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Royal Mariner Duke of Windsor Conte di Savoia Cap d’Antibes France Taylor Panthers Morrison Rev C. Y. Butler
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