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Newspaper
Jal Flare
Location
Jal, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
2
The editorial argues schools thrive on high standards set by students and staff. It links personal goal setting, training, and firm purpose to growth, responsibility, and constructive roles in school and community, praising self driven achievement in academics and athletics.
Jal high school offers aerodynamics solid geometry trigonometry and journalism this year not offered last year. Mr Hadley plans a trip to Hagerman New Mexico to buy a registered Poland China boar for his herd.
Baptist Church and Methodist Church hours listed for services and youth programs. Jal Lodge meetings noted with schedule. Local news appeal asks residents to provide community items to journalism class, naming student staff and beginning issue two with explicit staff assignments.
Bud Cunningham of Jal opened a hot dog stand on September 9 and sold hot dogs for a couple of hours with no issues. On September 10 at 6 p.m. Mrs. Cunningham announced no more dogs today due to buns running out, highlighting an understated start for Jal's first hot dog stand since Frank Butler closed the pig stand.
Mr. Haynes comforts his six year old son Bobby who fretted after swallowing a watermelon seed. He reassures him with a light remark about seeds, seeking to ease the boy’s anxiety in a small, casual moment.
A World War II bomber crash in Greenland left navigator Captain O Hara with frozen feet requiring two amputations. Rescue attempts failed, a later recovery mission landed near the group, and after long hospitalization artificial legs allowed him to walk again. He later enrolled at Georgetown University Law School in Washington and is nearing top of his class.
Raymond Worrell of Las Cruces New Mexico won $66.10 in the nationwide $37000 Agricultural Award and Scholarship Program sponsored by The James F Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation. Dr. E E Dreese announced the awards noting 163 winners nationwide and 30 scholarships of $250 each.
David Barmer speaks about what he likes in school. He mentions stories color reading spelling playing singing and eating in class. He expresses enjoyment of colors books and songs and notes he likes the eating part of school activities.
The Book of Knowledge declares the Giant Sibbald the largest creature ever, surpassing dinosaurs with a belief that blue or sulphur bottom whales reach 111 feet in length. It notes no tears or sense of smell in whales, craving sea shrimp, and claims a 1921 French naval order to open fire on whales to protect sardine fisheries.
Lea County commissioners and the New Mexico Highway Commission reach an agreement to complete a Jal to state line road with a blacktop surface. A parallel agreement with Andrews County Texas aims to build a similar road from Andrews to the state line.
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