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Jal Flare

Location

Jal, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

2

Club Renews Dump Spot Campaign at Ladies Night

Tuesday at the Jal Civic Club the Ladies Night crowd heard a plan to create a caliche pit on the Kermit highway as a dumping ground. Committees were formed to secure the site and fence it, with Mayor H H McAllister chairing the fencing panel.

Jal Meth‘1st Church Kermit Highway H. H. McAllister Johnnie Canmell Randy Johnston Civic Club Brooks Brininstool

Jal Places Second to Hobbs in County Meet

Jal finishes second overall in the county track meet trailing Hobbs in senior events while Jeter and Zahn lead in points. Senior Jal total 59 1 3, juniors 42, Hobbs 69 1 6 and 40.5 respectively. Full results list times and placings for sprints and distance events.

Jal Hobbs Jeter Zahn Evans Eunice Parrish Paririeview Prairieview

Baird Elected First President of Golf Club

Jal Golf Club formed at the high school meeting electing L. A. Baird as first president J M Whitworth as secretary treasurer and Randy Johnston Gus Kendricks and H F Stein as directors. Acme Lumber donated three benches to the club plans to improve the course include more benches score cards to be printed and issued.

Jal Golf Club L. A. Baird J. M. Whitworth Randy Johnston Gus Kendricks H. F. Stein Acme Lumber Company Baird

Cubs To Hunt Arrow Heads In Mountain Outing

Cub Scouts met Wednesday afternoon for a baseball game and planned a Saturday trip to Custer Mountain eight miles from Jal. They will take lunch and search for arrow heads with Cub master Rev. C. Y. Butler of the Methodist church guiding the outing.

Custer Mountain C. Y. Butler The Methodist Church Jal

Trade-In Offer To Be Sought In Jal Fire Annex

Jal seeks better fire protection as the City Council and Fire Department study trucks and equipment. Chief F W Wynn of Hobbs proposes a Western truck trade-in and a demonstration for Jal. The council will decide on purchase terms while Fire Chief Brooks Briainstool arranges an offer from Western Co. to trade in the old Ford chassis. Jack Thornton elected secretary and Boy Scouts named patrols to aid traffic control at fires. A traveling inspector from the State and June 1921 Las Vegas training are discussed.

Jal F. W. Wynn Hobbs Department Hobbs Wynn Jalmen Brooks Briainstool Western Co Ford Jack Thornton Las Vegas

Mrs Dick Hadley Named Captain of Girl Scouts

Mrs Hadley was chosen captain of a planned Girl Scout troop with three levels and a meeting set for Thursday to organize the group. Other leaders include Mrs Scott Mrs Brown and Mrs Spear with planning at the church this week.

Dick Hadley Walter Pendleton Ray Spear C. V. Walden H. H. McAllister Harry Scott O. B. Brown

Savings Bonds Sales Rank Jal Post Office 1938

Savings of $1 068 75 in 1938 at Jal post office ranked 21st among third class offices. Dulce led with $1 593 75 in per capita sales while Jal trailed Eunice and similar towns in overall sales.

U. S Jal Eunice Dulce

Oil activity eases in Jal area week ending April 28

Jal area shows 22 rigs active with one completion and three locations during the week. Wells include Anderson and Prichard Nos. 5 6 7 and A-32 in sections 5 25s 37e and 32 24s 87e, with depths from 290 to 8,496 feet. Amerada Petroleum No. 2 Johnson and Cities Service No. 2 Dabbs list drilling and spudding activities. Humble Oil and Resources No. 1-L reports 1980 feet from location 8S 660.

Jal Anderson & Prichard Anderson and Pritchard and & Prichard State Esec Amerada Petr Johnson Sec Dabbs Swaw Great West Products Leonard Nwnw Watg Gasg Humble Oil & Res

El Paso Gas Plans Dry Ice Plant in Mora County

El Paso Natural Gas Co plans a large dry ice plant in Mora County to handle CO2 production. A contract was awarded to Torrey & Feaster to drill the El Paso Gas CO2 well in Section 14-19N-21E. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Adelle Galle on the birth of a son weighing seven pounds four ounces born April 26.

Adelle Galle el Paso

Trash and Court Ordinances Passed by City Council

City Council met at city hall and approved two new ordinances and repealed a third. A ten dollar fine was set for burning trash within city limits. An ordinance provided five dollars monthly to the Precinct No. 15 Justice of the Peace as Jal Police Judge. Ordinance No. 12, long unenforced, was repealed as an excess profit tax on liquor with a 25 percent charge on net income from liquor sales. Water Superintendent Brininstool was directed to reserve funds for water bonds and interest. The mayor appointed A. H. Adams and J. M. Whitworth to discuss a property tax on fal properties to back bond payments if the water system cannot meet obligations.

Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. 15 Jal Brooks Brininstool A. H. Adams J. M. Whitworth

Strunk to Teach at Silver City This Summer

G B Strunk Jal teacher has been elected to teach industrial arts at New Mexico State Teachers College at Silver City this summer. Mrs Strunk plans to attend college while they are there. They plan to attend the National Teachers convention at the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco during the Fourth of July holidays.

G. B. Strunk New Mexico

Four Boys Advance to State Track Meet

Four high school athletes Edward Mosley Carl Murray Loyd Grider and Bill Zahn qualified for the state track meet in Albuquerque over the weekend. Carlton Jeeter junior division and Bill Zehn senior division led the county meet as top point scorers with Jeeter earning eleven ribbons, a county record.

Albuquerque Edward Mosley Carl Murray Loyd Grider Bill Zahn Carlton Jeeter Bill Zehn Carton Jeter

Mrs Sam Woodruff Dies in Monahans

Mrs Sam Woodruff formerly of Jal died Monday in a Monahans hospital. Funeral arrangements are being made. The body will be sent back to her home in Washington. The High School Band will play a concert Wednesday night in the high school auditorium.

Sam Woodruff Monahans Jal Washington Nigh School

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