Religious census planned by Baptists aims to map Jalve
Baptist congregations organized a religious census with women meeting Monday afternoon and men Monday night. Rev. W H Norris praised the well-attended sessions as part of this year’s planned work. Sunday services drew the largest crowd in weeks.
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Jalve
W. H. Norris
Burkes Host Luncheon for School Men Teachers
Mr and Mrs J L Burke Jr entertained the men teachers of the school faculty at a luncheon Tuesday at noon An attractive and appetizing meal was served to C E Brown K B Walker Jimmy Gammill O Donnell G B Strunk J I th and J W Pyburn.
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J. L. Burke, Jr
C. E. Brown
K. B. Walker
Jimmy Gammill
O'Donnell
G. B. Strunk
J. Ith
J. W. Pyburn
Night Class in Cabinet Making In Progress
G B Strunk, instructor in industrial arts in Jal public schools, announced this week that he is holding night classes in cabinet making. The class meets every Monday and Thursday at 7 p m and is open to all adults. Classes are held in the Industrial Arts building.
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G. B. Strunk
Jal
Mr. Strunk
Cub Pack Sets Record with New Charter Members
Completion of the Jal Cub Pack raises Scouting in district 9 of the Eastern New Mexico Area Council to a record high. Rev. C. Y. Butler in charge announced the pack formed with Weldon Baird Hal Betty Buck Black Derwood Speer L. V. Hadley Charles Kelley Benny Rogers and Kenneth Wadsworth as charter members. Cubbing welcomes boys ages 9 to 11 just under the Scouting age.
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Eastern New Mexico
C. Y. Butler
Weldon Baird
Hal Betty
Buck Black
Derwood Speer
L. V. Hadley
Charles Kelley
Benny Rogers
Kenneth Wadsworth
Jal Bridge Club Meeting Highlights and Transfers
Mrs Carnahan won high at the Jal Bridge Club meeting held this week at Mrs R R Smalleys home. Mrs Ralph Baird placed second and Mrs Jimmie Sousares cut. Attending were Mesdames Fink Adams Gammill and Roach. J D Hoke with the Texas New Mexico Pipe Line has been transferred to the new station near Kermit as bookkeeper. Mrs J D McClintock returned Monday from a trip to Newcastle Texas to visit her parents and friends.
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Carnahan
Jal Bridge Club
R. R. Smalley
Ralph Baird
Jimmie Sousares
Mesdames \Fink
Adams
Gammill
Roach
J. D. Hoke
Texas-New Mexico
Kermit
J. D. McClintock
Newcastle
Texas
Heavy Winter Rain Douses East New Mexico West Texas
The heaviest winter rains in 50 years pounded eastern New Mexico and western Texas this week. Jal area reports two to six inches, with more rainfall Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Hobbs saw three inches of snow, Eunice received larger snowfall, and ranchers expect abundant grass and fewer spring sand storms.
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New Mexico
Texas
Jal
Hobbs
Eunice
Owens warns clubs and bars to close on time
Sheriff Horace Owens issued a warning this week that night clubs and bars must close by midnight on weeknights and by 2 a.m. on Saturdays. All establishments were notified.
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Owens
Horace Owens
Renditions for Taxes Slow Reported by Official
Oscar Fisher tax assessor and collector said renditions during his stay here Friday and Saturday were very slow. He plans a return soon for another rendition-taking period. Mrs A J Ramsey of Wink visited Jal to see her husband Ramsey, employed as pharmacist at Our Drug Store. Mr and Mrs Wayne Mitchell took their baby to a Lubbock hospital for diagnosis and treatment.
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Oscar Fisher
A. J. Ramsey
Wink
Jal
Ramsey
Mrs. Ramsey
Southern Utilities Company
Wayne Mitchell
Lubbock Hospital
Mrs Rupert Madera Visits Sister in Hobbs
Mrs Rupert Madera visited her sister Mrs Laphon Glover in Hobbs on Monday.
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Rupert Madera
Mrs
Laphon Glover
Hobbs
Del Galle Celebrated at Saturday Birthday Party
Del Edwin Galle was honored with a birthday party held Saturday inviting friends and family. The event marked the local resident’s special day with decorations cake and warm tributes from attendees.
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del Edwin Galle
Beckham Wins Damages From Stanolind Oil
Jal rancher W. L. Beckham was awarded 465 dollars by a district court jury in Lovington against Stanolind Oil and Gas Company. He had sought 1,500 dollars for cattle losses from drinking oil, but withdrew two counts during the trial. Representing Beckham were C. M. Neal. Stanolind was represented by Don G. McCormick.
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W. L. Beckham
Jal
Lovington
Lind Oil and Gas Company
Beckham
C. M. Neal
Stanolind
Don G. McCormick
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