School fills Jal with life as it opens anew
Gossip notes the town's renewed energy with the start of the school year. It highlights crowded streets and stores, anticipated new school addition, and a football season beginning soon with night games. It mentions O E Meadows lunch room, John Upshaw's recreation hall, Civic Club ladies night, and booster spirit for Jal progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal
O. E. Meadows
O. E
John Upshaw
I’ry
Civic Club
Camp News Notes Local Scout Cabin Progress
This week reports show the Methodist parsonage being painted and Boy Scouts clearing land north of town as groundwork for a new cabin. El Paso Camp News notes fishing success, visits from Leslie Cox and wife of Pampa, and Lester Watson and wife of Dallas. Several camp families enjoyed singing in Jal, and a theater sign at the entrance urges drivers to slow down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Cox
Pampa Texas
Frank Gallo
Lester Watson
Dallas
Mr. Watson
Lone Star Gas. Co
Elizabeth Summers
Eugene
el Vaso
Jal
McAllister Bar Tap Leader at 38 Degrees
The 1938 leader McAllister Bar Tap charts a bold course as readers note the precise 38 degree mark in the new surveying feature. The column asserts confidence in a steady climate for the season and invites readers to follow ongoing updates.
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McAllister
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Fountain Service
Wayne Creek
O. B. Brown
D. GC. Fuller
T. E. Foley
Aura Rees
Y. Butler
Jal Civic Club
Monterrey
the Hotel of True Western Hospitality
Walter Pendleton
L. J. Calley
Berkshire
New Fall
Pepperell Prints
McKeown
el Paco Camp
Inort Worth
Mrs . H. Pridegon
Adelle Galle
Old Mexico
Monument Dians
Fred Brock
Ranger
Boston
Edwin Pland¢ers
Portia la School
Em.erson
City Drug Store
JAL High
Bergolofsky Dry Goods
Bender’s
O'S White Work Sox
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