Democrats Hold Rally in Jal October 28
Citizens of Jal gathered October 28 to meet state and national leaders at a rally outside the Woolworth Hotel. Speakers included Charlie Rose and John E. Miles, with mentions of Secretary Clinton Anderson and Congress candidate Tony Fernandes, highlighting oil industry issues and school funding debates.
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Jal
Woolworth
Maint
J. L. Burke
Jar
Charlie Rose
New Mexico
Rose
F. A. Romero
South America
Joe Montoya
Mortova
John E. Miles
James B. McGee
New Mexico Supreme Court
Roswell
Tony Fernandes
Congress
Peterson
Public Land Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Burke
Iere
Democratic Party
Anderson
Halderson
Fermas
Homecoming at Eastern New Mexico College A Memorable Day
Mr and Mrs Fellers attended the ENMC homecoming last Saturday Oct 19 with alumni events including a Memorial Service for 26 deceased. Rete Tau Chi Sorority won most beautiful and Tau Kappa Tau won most comical. Greyhounds defeated Highlands 13 6 in a key game with 800 to 1000 alumni present. festivities ended with a dance after the banquet. President Golden crowned Miss Ludell Anderson.
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Hoyt Fellers
Eastern New Mexico College
E.N.M.C
Rete Tau Chi Sorority
Ministerial Alliance
Tau Kappa Tau Fraternity
E.N.M.C. Greyhounds
Highlands University
Golden
Ludell Anderson
An Anderson
Ee Brod
Health Notes for Jal School Children
Parents urged to check children each morning for runny noses sore throats fever or shinny symptoms and to keep ill children home to prevent communicable diseases. L A Awalt home on leave now stationed at Fort Sam Houston Argay Base making excellent grades in Army Medical School.
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Harte
L. A
Pvt
Fort Sam Houston
Argay Base
Army Medical Schoo
Royce Back in School After Recovery
Royce returned to School 6 in Locadag ox Soler last week after an illness. He thanked classmates and friends for their support and encouragement during his convalescence.
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Royce
Voting Precincts Compete For Prizes
Five Lea County voting precincts vie for prizes on November 5 the general election day. Prizes go to districts by voter turnout with $2300 for first, $200 for second, and $100 for third. Funds come from local citizens to boost turnout and support high school activity funds.
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Lea County
Railroad Man Visits Jal by Southern Pacific Conductor
Mr. and Mrs. Q I Curry and Irvin Curry's uncle visited in October. The conductor works a Princeton Indiana to St Louis Missouri route for Southern Pacific. He started at age 22 and plans to retire in two years after thirty seven years on the job.
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Q. I. Curry
Irvin Curry
Fal
Mr. Curry
Southern Pacific Railroad
Princeton
Indiana
St. Louis
Missouri
Southern Pacific
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Jery
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Monte
James
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Repallo Oil Co
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Joyce Brininstool
Iry iLee
William Perry
el Paso Nat. Gas Co
Anne II
Esperator
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Bos - el Paso Nat. Gas Co
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Daphene
Sun Oil Co
Hoops Jal
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Heel
Inter Ouse
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Donald and
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Odessa
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Margie
Howeewife
Jesse
Eneher
Ae Cote' Mtanega
Gracie Trumble
Evant
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Donald
Gary Alan
James’ Thomas
Anderson Pritchard Oil Co
Curtis Ray
Virginia
Skelly Gil Co
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Gerdildine
Sale
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Strong
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George Evermore
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L + Army
Home Addeel
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Tispotcher
Requa
Mrs. Fellers
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