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Jal Flare

Location

Jal, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

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Ely's Trial For Shooting Set Monday

Ward County jury indicts C. W. Ely of Jal for murder of Earl Burkett in Monahans. Trial before Judge J. A. Crane set for Monday at 10 a.m. with jury selection. Ely held without bond. Osburn arrested in Hobbs as witness. Ely had left Jal with companions to join the Navy.

Ward C. W. Ely Jal Earl Burkett Monahans J. A. Crane Fat Bo Burkett Weday Pfer Ely Glenn Osburn Osburn Hobbs el Paso Navy Lea County

Church of God District Meeting Opens Friday in Jal

The Church of God district convention for Southeastern New Mexico will convene in Jal with sessions Friday at 7 30 p m and followings on Saturday at 10 a m 7 30 p m and Sunday at 10 a m 2 20 p m and 7 30 p m Rev S J Wood of Hobbs will preside with visiting Texas pastors and members.

Jal Church of God New Mexico T. M. McClendon S. J Wood Hobbs Texas McClendon

Assassin bug bites Mrs Bennett sparks scientific interest

Mrs James Bennett was bitten by a long black bug with a peculiar nose. The bite left her ill and prompted Dr Roberts at Community Hospital to send a blood specimen to the State laboratory. Chemists requested samples and began studying the bug, noted for its unique poison in the bite.

James Bennett Roberts Community Hospital State Laboratory

Queen of the Water Carnival Draws West Texas Beauties

Comanche Spring Swimming Pool in Pecos County hosts a June 9 and 10 event to crown the Queen of the Water Carnival. The prize includes an all expenses paid trip to Treasure Island San Francisco. The free year round swim is fed by Comanche Spring's 35 million gallons daily.

Comanche Spring Pecos County West Texas Treasure Island San Francisco Ambassador Swimming Team Los Angeles

Eighteen Seniors Attend Baccalaureate Sermon

Eighteen seniors in caps and gowns heard Rev C Y Butler deliver the baccalaureate address Sunday. Miss Zanelle Post led the processional, Rev W H Norris gave the invocation, and the congregation sang Come Thou Almighty King. A violin solo by Mrs J L Burke accompanied scripture and benediction by Rev T M McClendon, with a special musical Berceuse by Goddard.

C.y.butler Zanelle Post W.h.norris J.l.burke T. M.mcclendon Goddard T. M. McClendon Miss Post Foy

Seniors Graduate at Jal School Commencement

Commencement exercises were held Wednesday night in the high school auditorium with a large crowd in attendance. The procession opened with the school band, and Rev. R. T. McClendon delivered the invocation followed by the salutatory. Contained continuation noted.

R. T. McClendon

Three Small Urban Fires Do Little Damage This Week

Brooks Brininstool reports three fires caused mainly by carelessness. A rubbish barrel flame damaged M. L. Moore’s house briefly on Friday. wind spread the papers and was extinguished quickly. Saturday’s blaze at Joe Schauer’s home caused minor damage and was promptly fought by firefighters. A trash pile under a pool hall por ch caught fire from a lit cigarette and was quickly extinguished with little damage.

Brooks Brininstool M. L. Moore Joe Schauer

Softball Play Starts Monday in Ker mit League opener

The Jal Stanolind softball team opens Ker mit Softball League play Monday night against Wink High School. Admission is free on opening night.

Kermit Wink High School

Butler family departs for San Angelo visit

Reverend C. Y. Butler and his children Mildred and Mrs. Pinson with her husband A C. left Sunday night after church for San Angelo to visit friends and relatives. They plan to fish and swim while away. Mr and Mrs John Haid are in Roswell attending a clinic.

C. Y. Butler Mildred

Non-Firemen Urged to Stay Off Fire Truck

City officials urge residents not in the fire department to refrain from operating the fire truck and equipment. Mayor H H McAllister notes insurance on regular firemen and warns nonmembers riding the truck could raise rates, hindering city protection as trained firefighters handle equipment more effectively.

H. H. McAllister

Civic Club Sees Low Attendance At Tuesday Meeting

Civic Club members met Tuesday night with only six in attendance. Mrs B A Rea offered two guest accordion performers who played beautifully, but response was sparse. The evening focused on waning interest and no business was conducted before an early adjournment. The W M S served steak, fries, and homemade ice cream for dessert.

Civic Club B. A. Rea

FHA Loans Depend On Rating

An early fire inspection may lower insurance rates after upgrades since last rating. Randy Johnston and John Miller of the Bob Daniel Insurance Agency in Hobbs report improvements in water facilities fire department organization and hazard removal. If Jal receives a lower class rating, FHA building loans could aid residents, encouraging new homes despite prior high rates. Fire Chief Brooks Brainstool urged removing hazards before the inspection.

Randy Johnston John Miller Bob Daniel Insurance Agency Hobbs Brooks Briainstool

Oil Pace Holds As Locations Still Come In Jal Area

The Jal area reports 23 rigs active for the week ended May 19 with three completions and two locations. Drilling includes Anderson & Pritchard wells in sections 5-25s-37e and 4-25s-37e, with depths from 2,881 to 8,325 feet. Continental 1-B-29 Jack and Great West Leonard No 3-B are listed, with Humble Oil & Ref No 1-L at 1980 feet from S and 660.

Jal Anderson & Pritchard No. & Wells Nene Anderson & Pritchard No Anderson & Pritchard Con Jack Nw Se Continental Great West Leonard Humble Oil & Ref State

Registration Board Named in County

James M. Murray Sr submitted the names of George E. Bates Hobbs and W E Davis Lovington as Democratic members of the county permanent registration board. M J Humphries Jal and V I named II Six of Tatum were named as alternates if any named members fail to qualify. Rev R C Lewis Lovingtom will probably be submitted by the…

James M. Murray, Sr George E. Bates Hobbs W. E. Davis Lovington M. J. Humphries Jal Tatum R. C. Lewis Lovingtom

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