Gusher weekly crowned best class B paper at Denton
The Grand Falls Royalty school weekly publication the Gusher was judged best class B high school paper by Texas High School Press Association representatives in Denton. Abilene High won class A. Eula Jean Olive editor and Allan Moore business manager led the paper which also earned the International Honor Award from Scroll.
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Gridfails
Grandalls Royalty School
Exas High School Press Associaton
Denton
Abilene Hgh
Uil
Eula Jean Olive
Alan Moore
City Eyes 60000 Gallon Steel Water Tank Plan
City officials study buying and erecting a 60000 gallon steel water tank to supplement the current supply. City secretary Iida Vernon said this inquiry was made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iida Vernon
City Secreary
Directors Approve Luncheon Plan and Meeting Change
J. S. Spud Reynolds was elected vice president of the Mondan Chamber of Commerce at a Monday night directors meeting. Mrs. H. P. Davis announced the changes reducing meeting age to the second Monday each month and approving a monthly members luncheon plan.
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J. S
Spud) Reynolds
Mondans Chamber of Commerce
H. P. Davis
Texas Electric Reduces Water Pumping Charges
The City Council approved a reduction by the Texas Electric Service Company in the minimum guarantee for operating water pumps. May Hill announced the appropriation of $50 for charitable donations at Christmas, and $25 was denied to the Chamber of Commerce to apply to Christmas lighting costs.
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Texas Electric Service Company
May- Hill
Chamber of Comerce
Bond Set At 3000 In Britton Case
J F P Britton bound over to Grand Jury on conversion by bailee charge after arraignment in Justice of the Peace Court. Britton, returned from Ilsa Oklahoma, arrested by Monahans officers over a payroll check scheme tied to a Wink oil field salvage crew.
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Britton
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace Court
Monahans
Dyer
Ilsa
Oklahoma
Ward County
Tom Neel
Eckenridge Bank
Joe Asbury
Saprito
Pecos
Asbury
Caprito
Tulsa
Monans
City to sue delinquent taxpayers for arrears to 1936
City attorney ordered to file suit immediately against all taxpayers with city taxes in arrears through 1936. 1937 delinquents will receive notices warning payment is due. Mayor E R Hill said no suits yet for 1937. council insists on equitable enforcement despite prior leniency.
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E. R. Hill
Hill
Local Chevrolet Men Attend Regional Meet
J. E. Middleton and R. D. Gillette returned from El Paso where they attended the Annual Parts and Accessories Merchandising meeting for the Southwest Region. Chevrolet's programs for the coming year were outlined to 160 dealers and managers. Middleton is optimistic about improved business and expects about a 30 percent rise over 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Midleton
Chevrolet
R. D. Gillette
Bankhead Moor Company
el Paso
Felix Doran, Jr
Detroit
Middleton
Lions Club Organized In South Ward Cities
About thirty Grandfalls and Royalty men met for a noon meal and planned to organize a Lions Club in the south end of the county. J F Pop Biggs, Jack Wills and Dr James L Kincannon of Pecos outlined goals and applicants voted to apply for a charter immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F
Pop” Biggs
Jack Wills
James L. Kincannon
Pecos
J. F. “Pop” Biggs
A. C. Ramsay
George Handley
N. Y. Stout
Pyote
W. E. McGonasill
J. L. Puckett
J. R. Wills
E. C. Hecksher
R. L. Derrick
W. E. Dean
J. F. Vanderford
Geo Bentley
J. J. Dorr
H. M. Smith
J. F. Williams
Hoyt Eudaly
W. M. Buffington
Wm. O. Walker
M. L. Wadley
Harold Ward
J. R. Bell
Henry J. Sbrahamk
J. Ogden Brown
T. E. Goss
S. D. Thomas
John Snelson
Paul Branom
John S White
Jas. L. Kincannon
J M. Spease
J. P. Sikes
W. B. Landers
Ray Winters
Raby Swope
Guilford Miller
Darold Wilson
R. G. Bergen
Pete Jackson
O. P. Adams
Music Department Added at Reynolds Electric in Monahans
The Reynolds Electric Company in Monahans adds a music department led by Mrs. Mary Conard. It offers a complete line of musical instruments novelties parts and supplies. Mrs Conard will play request numbers on the piano for those who wish to hear them.
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Reynolds Electric Company
Monahans
Mary Conard
Watchmaker Ollie Bruton’s North Texas roots to racing days
In Lampasas County and Monahans Ollie Bruton built a watchmaking shop and a Ford garage, then became a familiar dirt track racer across Texas for a decade. He recalls the thrill of speed and a few crashes, later settling into family life with wife and two children and plans to revisit racing in Monahans.
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Lampasas County
Texas
Ollie Bruton
Tortus Ollie
Monahans
Holby
Ollie
Dallas
Snyder
Ford Agency
Racer Bruton
Comanche
Martais Achlone
Washington
Long Time Ward County Resident Ki Hi Clements Dies
E H Clements 83 longtime Ward county resident died early Tuesday after weeks of illness. Funeral held Wednesday in Salesville. Born in Arkansas 1855 he lived in East Texas childhood then Dallas hotel and farming work before moving to Ward county thirty years ago near Grandfalls. Survived by daughters Mena ni Tatom Dallas C O Barham Mineral Wells and others. sons G T Clements Alameda NM and Be Ae Clements Longview. several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Train fare news for Sun Bowl Carnival announced by Chamber of Commerce as $5 round trip to El Paso with details to follow.
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el Paso
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
E. H. Clements
Ward County
Salesville
Mr. Clements
Arkansas
East Texas
Caddo Mills
Dallas
Mary L. Garner
Klondike
Alaska
Texas
Grandfalls
Clements
Fern Tatom
Monahans
Tatom
Menani
C. O. Barham
Ollas Garvin
Minerai Wells
L. Crawford
Mineral Wells
J. C. Hay
Floydada
G. T. Clements
Alameda
New Mexico
Be Ae
Longview
Harrison Clements
Leo Hays
Tommy Crawford
Gandchildren
Locations For Oil Field Tests In Ward County
Oil field tests staked week before last in Ward County include Edwards and Donnelly No. 1 at Reynolds 330 feet from south east and south west lines on Reynolds 56 acre tract section 34 1 H&TC. Gulf No. 110 Estes 2397 feet from south and 1670 feet from west line section 28 B19 PSL. Ja Chel Oil Co No 2 J W Sullivan 330 feet from south east line lease 40 acres square section 33 2 H&TC and 330 feet northeast of Pecos River. Luse Ice No 4 Blair section 5 32 H&TC 50 feet down from Pecos River 562 feet downstream from No 5 Blair. Luse Ice No 5 Blair 820 feet from north west line section 5 32 H&TC and 50 feet south of Pecos River. Magnolia No 13 46 Sealy 2310 feet from south and 330 feet from east line section 46 F G M MB A. W C Proctor No 2 London 3000 feet from southeast and 305 feet from northeast line section 8 34 H&TC.
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Ward County
Edwards & Donnelly
Atlantic Reynolds
Reynolds
H&tc
Gulf No
Estes
Psl
Ja-Chel Oil Co
J. W. Sullivan
Pecos River
Sullivan
W. T. Graham
Luse & Ice No
Blair
Lair
Luse & Ice
Magnolia
Sealy
G&mmb&a. W. C. Proctor
London
Finch and Rife Family Travel to Fort Worth and Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finch and Mrs. M. O. Rife left this week for Fort Worth and Dallas where Mrs. Rife will remain over the holidays visiting her parents.
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Gary Finch
M. O. Rife
Fort Worth
Dallas
Rife
Yarbrough Injured in Royalty Highway Crash
Haydon Yarbrough was injured Tuesday when a blowout caused his automobile to overturn on the Royalty Highway.
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Haydon Yarbrough
Royalty Highway
Monahans Seeks Improved Air Mail Line Across Oil Region
Chamber of Commerce leaders from Monahans Pecos Odessa and Midland backed by Bill Collins of Midland push for a daily Star Air Mail route to collect mail at Pecos Monahans Odessa and Midland and deliver to Big Spring for onward transcontinental service. Local postmaster Earl Estes notes demand and potential as a regional hub linking Wink Kermit Royalty Grandfall and nearby towns.
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Monahans
Pecos
Odessa
Midland
Chambers of Commerce
Bill Collins
Collyns
East
Fort Worth
Big Spring
Star Air Mail
Atecos
H. P. Davis
Ocal CC
Eycore
Earl Estes
Diane
Estes
Wink
Kermit
Ecenter
Mrs Edwards Wins Side of Bacon From World Toughest Hog
Mrs Edwards won two sides of bacon at S. and S. Grocery last week and showed the wrapped prize to friends for two days. Jim Williams notes the bacon may be as hard to digest as a ham, as Scott Stanfield recently did. No report from Mrs Edwards yet, but Jim is watching for her.
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Jack Edwards
Jim Williams
Scott Stanfield
Worth Man Takes First Oath of Office
Mark McGee of Fort Worth, attorney and former adjutant general of Texas, takes the first oath of office in Texas without the duel clause. He was appointed director of Texas Technological College last week by Gov. James V. Allred to fill the post vacated when Clifford B. Jones was elected president.
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Mark McGee
Fort Worth
Adjutant General of
Texas
Texas Technological College
James V. Allred
Clifford B. Jones
Finch Family Expected Return With New Pontiac Demonstrator
The Finch family is anticipated to return this weekend as a Pontiac demonstrator car will be in use at the Finch Pontiac Agency.
Candy truck overturns north of Monahans. driver unhurt
A wholesale candy truck overturned Tuesday afternoon about 10 miles north of Monahans. The driver was not seriously injured and candy was strewn along the highway for about 200 feet, according to Highway Patrolmen.
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Tueday
Monahans
Basin oil activities show more tests and steady completions
Ward county added four completed producers and two locations for field tests last week. Oil tests increased in West Texas with more locations and the same total completions and dry holes as the prior week. In nine counties 37 field tests and two wildcats were listed, up from 32 tests and four wildcats in 13 counties the week before. Andrews Pecos Ward and Winkler counties added wildcat locations, Ector and Yoakum tied in completed producers with seven each, Pecos Ward and Winkler four wells apiece, and several counties reported single completions or dry holes.
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Ward
West Texas
Wade Akler
Upton
Andrew
Presidio
Ector
Yoakum
Pecos Ward
Winkler
Hockley
Andrews, Gaines
Howard
Andrews Jeff Davis
Val Verde
Green Wave Cage Crew Drops Pair Games This Week
The Monahans high school basketball team opened the season with two losses in Rankin Invitational action. Bodine led Monahans with 7 points in the first game, while Grandfall and Crow added 10 and 6 respectively in the second contest as the team struggled against the Midland and Grandfalls Vaqueros.
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Green Wave
Monahans
Rankin Invita
Midland Five
High
Bodine
Crow
Hickey
Jones
Davis
Grandfails Vaqueros
Keeling
Vaqueros
Monahans High School vacates football coaching posts
The Monahans Board of Education announced vacancies for head football coach and an assistant after its Monday night meeting, effective July 1 1939 when current contracts expire. The move follows community dissatisfaction with the football program and the board invites applications. Coach Albert Greer, ex Texas Tech guard, led the team the past two seasons.
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Monahans High School
Monahans
Albert Greer
Texas Tech
Howard Payne College
Stolen Car Articles Found South of Wickett
Articles from a car stolen Monday noon from Mrs. Deidra Heston of Dallas were found Wednesday along a road south of Wickett. Sheriff Dyer reported. The car was taken as Mrs Heston and her chauffeur were in Scrimshire Dress Shop. bystanders saw two men enter the vehicle and drive north on Highway 62.
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Deidra Heston
Dallas
Wickett
Dyer
Heston
Scrimshire Dress
Ward County Ranks Third in West Texas Oil Production
Ward County produced 9 719 625 barrels in the fiscal year ended August 31 ranking third among West Texas counties. statewide output rose to 489 841 208 barrels up from 470 611 3829 the prior year. Winkler led the region with the most oil, while Ector rose to second and Pecos fell to fourth. New counties Schleicher Dawson and McCulloch entered production.
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Ward County
West Texas
State Comptroller's Office
Winkler
Ector
Pecos
Schleicher
Dawson
McCulloch
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Lions Club
South Ward
Reynolds Electric Coo
Seal Bruten
Red Mile
Bruton
Ollie, Jr
Little Billie
Bruton Amis
Billis
Rae
T. & P. Railroad
Doc” Keenan
Pinkerton Studio
Ki. Hi. Clements
EL Paso Sun Bowl
Fern Tatum
FT. Worth
Yarbrough
Mrs. Edwards
Conache
Basin
By Terrell Blodgett