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Newspaper
Jal Flare
Location
Jal, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
2
Two young bachelors invite three married friends to a bunk house for drinks. The hosts take them to a bar and a honky tonk where they are proven untrustworthy. The wives later rebuke the bachelors for leading their husbands astray. The tale ends with a warning that bachelors should go alone unless the wives join.
Jack Gregory made a business trip to Wickett Texas on Monday with a gun found as deer season nears. Irby Jones, a former resident, will return from Vaccum Pool area. Sympathy is extended to W A Wallace injured in Hobbs last Thursday and moved to Dallas for care. Woodrow Wallace and his mother traveled to Waco and Dallas to visit family. Carl and Mrs Bailey shopped in Wink.
A note argues that heavier irons offer little advantage over lighter ones since pressing relies on moisture evaporation and iron movement rather than weight.
A church urges strong moral and religious training for all ages, urging families to attend Sunday school and church. It quotes George Washington on religion and morality, notes an Annual Conference in Roswell, and invites participation in upcoming services and Bible study.
A religious reflection cites Paul urging believers to study the word of God while debating whether the thief on the cross achieved salvation. The piece explores interpretation and faith, inviting readers to consider doctrine and personal belief.
The pastor reports three meetings and three additions in the revival at the church. Suunk by letter and Earl Reed by baptism joined recently. Musician Busby and wife, former French missionaries, are featured. To fit school lunch, morning service moves to 9 30 with evening service unchanged. prayer meetings start at 6 30 and evangelistic service at 7. All are welcome.
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