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Newspaper
Jal Flare
Location
Jal, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
2
The Jal Flare is a Thursday weekly publication serving Jal and Lea County New Mexico. It reports local notices, events, and community news for residents and businesses in the region.
The column reports on a hot day rodeo with Texas ropers and local acts. It notes Richard Moore and a son, and mentions Fowler Hair's horse Nugget and the Dunns announcing the birth of a daughter in Cor- Shristi.
Gipson recounts a vacation among the Leva family near Teotihuacan in Mexico. He befriends 10 year old Jose, trades for clay relics, samples tunas and cactus apples, and enjoys the hospitality of a barefoot household as they share meals and stories. The Leva family welcomes future visits after the writer leaves with a tip in Jose’s hand.
Bob Burns brings his Missouri mule skewer to Rex Theatre on Sunday and Monday. Judith Barrett and William Henry play leading sweethearts as Burns resolves their challenges with humor and charm. Barrett, nicknamed Venus from Venus for beauty, rose from Venus Texas, appears alongside Henry known for Campus Confessions.
Jar Home Economies Club extends into summer inviting new members to join. Mrs J M Whitworth becomes sponsor and meetings run Fridays at 2 30 P M at her home with needlework. President Mrs Woodrow Bailey announces the pool party trip for those joining before Winksoon. Other officers include Mrs John Purvis and Dorothy Lee Rush.
The revival of the Church of God opened last week has drawn fair congregations and evangelist Miss Ora Mae Ruff will likely continue the revival after this week. The league met this week and held their regular program.
Mrs C Y Butler went to Dexter on Tuesday and returned home on Wednesday, completing a short trip.
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