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Newspaper
Jal Flare
Location
Jal, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1939
Page
3
Roswell's 20 to 6 victory over Carlsbad set the Coyotes up as a likely playoff foe for the Panthers. Negotiations not formal yet, but the Roswell-Las Cruces winner on November 29 is expected to face Jal.
In a mid game surge, the Panthers extended a 13-0 lead with Pharr’s extra point and key gains by Elliott, Zahn, and Young. Lovington defense stiffened briefly but Pruitt and Posten faced stoppages as Lovington battled to stay within reach.
Walter Pendleton attends the funeral for Frank B. Smith 53 who died suddenly at his Carlsbad home. Pendleton and Smith were schoolmates since 1894. Also present were John A Granger cattle inspector from Hobbs and another former classmate. Mrs Smith and a son and daughter survive.
Lovington's Pharr scored a rushing TD and Elliott added the extra point as Lovington built a 27-0 lead. Jal fought through second-string play before Lovington extended the margin with key runs by Pruitt and a fourth quarter interception return, finishing 39-0.
Charles Hamner of the Church of Christ has been afflicted with a sore throat during the week, drawing church community concern and prayers for his recovery.
Judy Garland stars as Dorothy in a modern musical adventure based on Baum's tale. The Wiz ard, played by Frank Morgan, guides Dorothy and friends through Oz with Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, and Jack Haley in iconic roles. Billie Burke and Margaret Hamilton also appear.
Ladies of the El Paso Camp organized a Bible class with the last meeting at Mrs T B Foley's home. This week the class meets at Mrs Wayne Mitchell's home to study Matthew. Mrs Clyde Cooper of Denver City, formerly Jal, was seriously ill but improved earlier in the week. relatives were notified.
The fifth grade enjoyed a party Monday night from six to eight at the home of teacher Mrs Mae Denny. Games were played and refreshments of KoolAid and muffins were served. Since it was a school night the children went home early.
A large crowd gathered at the church Monday afternoon for a mission study by the W. M. S. Mrs. J. M. Whitworth presided at the opening. Several ladies participated in the program, contributing to the session.
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