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Jal Flare

Location

Jal, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1939

Page

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Jal Panthers Set to Face Meadow in Undefeated Tilt

Jal Panthers travel to meet Meadow at 7 30 p m for a key state showdown as the only undefeated untied team in the state eyes a strong foe. Meadow from near Lubbock brings a sturdy schedule ahead of trips to Artesia and Carlsbad. Bill Zahn returned an interception 65 yards for Jal in a scoreless Seagraves game, keeping Jal in the top tier with Las Cruces and Raton.

Jal Panthers Seagraves Eunice and Hobbs Panthers Meadow Lubbock Bill Zahn Las Cruces Raton

Twinned scandal and legal notice in Lea County

The Short Of It reports on a dubious twins claim tied to Dee and a hint of cigars. The Jal Board of Education allegedly fails to publish complete minutes as required, a legal advertising duty in Lea County. Lea County also faces pink bollworm quarantine conditions affecting Jal.

St-A Jal Board of Education Lea’ County

Ten Teams Enter Bowling League Play

Jal Bowling Club organizes a city league with ten teams in a nine week tournament. Scores are tallied weekly and the first week is not yet tallied. Teams include Phillips, City Service Station, Jal Hardware No 1, Jalardware No 2, Knight and Madera Water Co, School Faculty, Wester Gas Co, El Paso Natural Gas Co, Firemen No 1, and Firemen No 2. Schedule for the nine weeks appears on page 3.

Phillips City Service Station Jal Hardware No Jalardware No Knight and Madera Water Co Wester Gas Co el Paso Natural Gas Co Firemen No

Deputy Ben Parker Quits Lovington Sheriff's Office

Deputy Ben Parker, long time under sheriff Horace Owens aide, resigns effective October 15. Parker, a former radio man, began as deputy earlier this year and will not return after a vacation. Future plans remain undisclosed.

Ben Parker Lovington Horace Owens Owens Parker

Lions plan drive to push Federal designation of north-south U S Road

Grandfalls Lions club coordinates a regional effort along Highway 82 in Texas and Route 18 in New Mexico to pave and seek Federal designation for the route as a Federal Highway. The drive aims to connect to Big Bend Park entrance from the north and extend toward a Canada-Mexico corridor. Harold Ward C L Collum and Stuart Long lead a planning committee to organize civic support and enlist towns along the route.

Texas New Mexico Grandfalls Lions Club Big Bend Park Colorado Wyoming Montana Harold Ward C. L. Collum Stuart Long

Norris To Tell What Bible Says About The War

Rev W H Norris will deliver a Sunday night sermon titled What About World Conditions in the Light of the Bible He will address three questions Is the Russo German Alliance foretold Who will gain leadership and will this leadership last He invites all interested in world affairs and religion to attend.

W. H. Norris

Jal man breaks ankle in Keystone Field accident

C. M. McNeil of Jal broke an ankle Monday when a pump-jack near which he worked slipped and caught him above the foot. The incident occurred while he toiled on a well in the Keystone Field. He received treatment at a local hospital and returned home.

C. M. McNeil Jal Keystone Field

Pair Sentenced For Field Theft

H. E. Henderson and Altus Fox faced 18 months to three years in prison after changing to guilty pleas for stealing oil field equipment. District Judge McGhee also handed varied terms to a list of defendants including Burch Cantrell Osborne and Chambers. minors Foster Travis Bobo and James F. Gray were released for two years with potential dismissal if well behaved.

H. E. Henderson Altus Fox McGhee Henderson Fox Bob Vaught J. W. Burch Burch H. M. Osborne Leroy Cantrell C. A. Chambers C. A. Clark

JAL People Pay Visit to Santa Fe

Mat Scovill Mickie Wilson and Dr and Mrs Boyd Nibling traveled to Santa Fe for a weekend visit and spent time with friends in Albuquerque.

Santa FE Mat Scovill Mickie Wilson Boyd Nibling

Rodgers and McGuyer Receive County Marriage Licenses

John L. Rodgers of Jal and Ruth McGuyer of Hobbs were among couples issued marriage licenses by the county clerk's office in Lovington last week. Paul Fletcher plans to leave for Dallas to visit the University of Texas, and the Jal Rotary Club met for its regular weekly meeting with talk of Oklahoma University football.

John L. Rodgers Jal Ruth McGuyer Hobbs Lovington Paul Fletcher Dallas University of Texas Jal Rotary Club Oklahoma University

Madera Receives New Cub Plane Plans

Malcolm Madera returned from Lock Haven Pennsyl vania with a new Cub plane. His old plane was bought by the Jal Flying Club two months ago and delivery is awaited from the factory.

Malcolm Madera Lock Haven Pennsylvania Jal Flying Club

Mrs Beckett Travels to Las Cruces to Aid Ill Sister

Mrs Della Beckett left this week for Las Cruces where she will stay with her sister Mrs R A Eaton who is seriously ill.

Della Beckett Las Cruces R. A Eaton Seriouly

New Boy Scout Troop To Hold Court Of Honor

The new troop organized by John M. Eddy will hold a court of honor Monday night at 7 15 pm. The Rotary Club will present the charter and new scouts will receive certificates and tenderfoot pins. All are invited.

Boy Scout John M. Eddy Rotary Club

Eighteen Wells Drilling In Area Reports

New Mexico Oil Scouts Report shows eighteen wells drilled in Area Eighteen this week with three completions at three locations in Jar. Fourteen locations reported in Lea County mainly in the northern part. New locations include Gulf No 2 Cooper 660 feet from north and west line. J M Rush No 1 B 10 Matrix 660 feet from north and east line. J C Clower No 4 Christmas 990 feet from west and 1650 feet from south line. Completions listed for Jack A-20 Humble No 7 Williams and Richmond No 4 A State among others with measured depths and daily oil outputs.

Jar New Mexico Oil Scouts Lea County Gulf Geo E. Cooper J. M. Rush J. C. Clower S Line T. D Humble Williams Nene Richmond State Nesw Amerada Johnston Sésw Drig Anderson Prichard Stwart

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Pace State Foe R. Roberts Dee Jal Board Ome London Jal Bowling Club U. S Norris Hurt San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Charles Delps St. Paul Lillian Albuquer Madera Vv. V. Williams Johnnie Connell J. L. Burke J. M. Whitworth V. V
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