Soanie Ward Injured In Wednesday Accident At Home
Soanie Ward, three, son of Mr and Mrs J W Ward, fell Wednesday morning and cut a severe gash on his forehead. Two stitches were inserted before he was dismissed from the Community Hospital. Daisy Knighter, mother of Mrs Hunter Hughes, and her niece Claudette Simons, who had been visiting, returned to Kilgore Texas.
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Soanie Ward
J. W. Ward
Daisy Knighter
Hunter Hughes
Claudette Simons
Kilgore
Texas
Mrs Cooper Enjoys Visiting Friends During Town Trip
Mrs. A. Q. Cooper and her daughter Mrs. Randy Johnston traveled to Lovington to see Mrs. Lee Miles and to Eunice to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Fannin. A Sunday country outing included a visit to the Earl Goedecke ranch with several friends reminiscing about old ties.
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Mrs
A. Q. Cooper
Randy. Johnston
Lee Miles
Eunice
George Fannin
Come to Church Sunday at Methodist Church
A Methodist Church sermon urges attendance, noting relaxation for the weary through faith and church relationship. It emphasizes that religious services enrich life, despite dull services, and calls people to attend Sunday at 11 a.m. for Salvaging the Lost and 7:30 p.m. for The Essentials to Living, with weekly announcements at services.
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Jesus
Christ
Mrs Sousares Takes E Roper to Lubbock and Plainview
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Sousares took Mrs E Roper to Lubbock for the weekend and kept her until Tuesday when the daughter brought her to her home in Plainview Mrs Sousares returned on Wednesday.
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Jimmie Sousares
Lubbock
Hughes Undertakes Sidewalks and Landscaping Project
Work in laying sidewalks and landscaping Hunter Hughes two rent houses began this week. Hughes planted trees, laid grass, and made improvements around the properties.
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Hunter Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Brotherhood Church Ladies Supper Held in Round Table Social
The Baptist church Brotherhood group hosted a Monday night supper with twenty five attendees. Rev. W. H. Norris attended alone as his wife was visiting relatives in California. The evening included a round table discussion and a social hour.
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Brotherhood of the Baptist Church
W. H. Norris
California
Sup
Old Granda Duncan Remembered By Jal Town
The article recalls Old Granda Duncan’s death with warm tributes from Jal residents. A welfare agent visited to discuss hospital care for the stricken man. Citizens sent wreaths and helped with burial preparations, including a lace-free organdy bow decorated coffin. Francis Butler, daughter of Rev. co. Y. Butler, remains seriously ill with rheumatic heart.
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Granda Duncan
Jal
Mother of Jal Man Dies in Dallas
Mrs. Mary Eloise Cook aged 77, mother of Leo Cook of Jal, died at her Dallas home after eight months illness. Funeral services were held, and the body sent to Sulphur Springs for burial. She is survived by four sons and one daughter: Claude J. White, J. M. White, C. G. Cook, Leorook of Jal, and Mrs. L. E. Brown of Dallas.
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Mary Eloise Cook
Leo Cook
Jal
Dallas
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Caprock Visitor Joe Lane Returns to Diamond and a Half Ranch
Joe Lane of Caprock visited Wednesday with friends and returned to his Diamond and a Half ranch at noon.
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Joe Lane
Caprock
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Elmer Turner
Lea County
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Mrs. Cooper
Lovington
Earl Goedecke
Cooper
Ida Goedecke
Pio
Neers
John Thornton
J. H. Black
Johnston
Shorty
Mark
E. I. Burleson
Star Laundry
Tom Sullivan
Ollie Ely
Mgr
Old Keith Laundry
Miles Nervine
Miles
Miles L
Methodist Church News
C. Y. Butler
Benson’s
el Paso
W. H. Taylor
Duncan
Francis Butler
Co. Y. Butler
L. E. Brown
Texaco Service
Goodrich
Indian Gas
Carpenter Ambulance
Hobbs
New Mexico
Hunter W. Hughes
D. C. Buffington & Son
DAFRY
Jersey