Regular Rainbow Assembly Meets at Masonic Hall
The Rainbow Assembly held a regular business meeting at the Masonic Hall Monday night with Miss Bettie Lou Beverly presiding in the absence of Miss Ruth Pannell. Eva Henderson of Las Cruces visits Mrs Lot tie York for several days this week. An old fact notes Australia was once called New Holland about a century ago.
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Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Hall
Bettie Lou Beverly
Ruth Pannell
Eva Henderson
Las Cruces
Lottie York
Australia
New Holland
Hail Storm Causes Major Damage in Eunice
Insurance adjusters swarm Eunice after a severe hail storm last week that stripped glass from many buildings, with damages estimated around 100000 dollars and rising. The school, city hall, and private homes report extensive roof and glass damage and cleanup crews work to clear debris.
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Bowden
Eunice
Mrs Ed Love Leads Pledge Program at Church Meeting
Mrs J P Beverly and her daughter Bettie Lou hosted the Women’s Society of Christian Church meeting at the Beverly home. Mrs Ed Love led a pledge service with blooms of pansies and stock decor. Corsages of pansies were given to each of 24 members present.
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J. P. Beverly
Bettie Lou
Women’s Society of Christian Church
Beverly
Ed Love
Demosthenic Study Session By Surgeon In State House
A historical note recalls 1702 events when William and others gathered 12 students for free lectures in a room inside the state house. Crayon anatomical drawings served as the only aid in teaching physiology.
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MIT
Births at Lea County Hospital This Week
Birth notices from Lea County Hospital list newborns born June 12 and June 13. Couples include Boyd Mathews of Hobbs, Earl McNew of Mallamar, O Bates of Hobbs, Elbert Collins of Hobbs, and William White of Hobbs, with babies weighing between 5 and 7 pounds.
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Lea County Hospital
Boyd Mathews
N. Grimes
Hobbs
Elbert Collins
East Alston
William White
E. Midwest
Eunice Paving Advances as State Board Approves Plan
The Eunice paving project for 52 blocks moves forward after the state board of finance approves financing. The plan pledges 87.5 percent of city gasoline tax to secure bonds and approves a $175,000 bond purchase contract with Robert E Schwazer Company of Omaha. Whether paving will proceed depends on outcomes of next Monday night’s protest meeting.
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Eunice
State Board of Finance
Robert E. Schwazer Company
Omaha
Neb
Revival Continues at Apostolic Faith Church
The revival campaign at the Apostolic Faith Church at South Love and Avenue I continues through the week. Rev A L Wisnoski, the pastor, urges early attendance as the building is crowded. An address system lets attendees in cars hear the service. Cal vin Cook is highlighted as an experienced evangelist and Mrs. Cook leads children’s activities and music.
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Apostolic Faith
South Love
Avenue I
Cook Missionary Party
A. L. Wisnoski
Calvin Cook
Anderson Riles Santa Fe Paper With Letter
United Press reports New Mexico Senator Clinton Anderson criticized The New Mexican in a long letter printed by the paper. He defended his high school graduation congratulations as a routine gesture and said the young voters should be encouraged to stay in school.
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United Press New Mexico
Clinton Anderson
Santa Fe
The
New Mexican
Anderson
Wool Market Reported Dull in Boston Trade
The Boston Wool Market was very dull this week and about unchanged from last week. Occasional small lots of mixed 3/8s and 1/4 blood fleece wool sold at about the same prices as last week. Some houses reported small lots of scoured woolen wools and oils. Territory states activity remained dormant, with a little wool sold in Texas.
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Boston
Texas
Sparkmans Return From Weeklong Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Sparkman and their daughter have come back from a week of leisure travel.
Rabies Control and Vaccination for Dogs
Rabies is a fatal viral disease affecting brains in dogs and humans. It spreads mainly through bites. vaccination is the best protection, giving about a year of immunity with one shot. Public health urges dog owners to vaccinate, observe sick dogs, and reduce rabies risk to families.
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International Labor Organization
United Nations
ILO
Geneva
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Ireland
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LEA County Fair Grounds
Faugh Bowden
Eunice Justice of the Peace
Philadelphia
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America
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Mallamar, Weight
O. Bates
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John Deere
Lovington Implement Co
Lovington, New Mexico
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