Graduating Class Readies Commencement Week
The Clayton High School class of 27 will graduate this week with baccalaureate services Sunday at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. Pastor May Wistley and church leaders will lead the program, with special music by the Girls Trio and Men’s Quartet. Commencement exercises are set for Wednesday night at 8:15, with Dr. H R Mills delivering the address and diplomas awarded along with silver cups. Vera Bangerter is valedictorian and Virginia Thompson salutatorian.
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Presbyterian Church Plans Joint Memorial Service at High School
Pastor Guy Davis announces no sermon at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Congregants will join all town churches at the High School for a Memorial service and Sunday School recall. Christian worship at 7:00 p.m. and a preaching service will follow.
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Mint CoaF Biter City Farmers Raise Snow Chile
Farmers in CoaF Biter City aim to grow snow and improve chile quality amid uncertain conditions. Officials note planned planting, weather considerations, and market expectations for the season.
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Chamber of Commerge Elects Five Directors
The Chamber of Commerce held a Tuesday night meeting at the High Seage Auditorium election of five new directors to replace term expirations of Pennington Hill Priestley bison and Waliser. The new board includes H. H. Errett J. A. Wikoff A. C. McElwain Gay Davis Carl Blland Wd. Hare mond G. G. Granville and leads Clayton’s bid for a railroad, road work and fair grain and coal rate reductions.
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A.C. McElwain
Gay Davis
Carl Blland
Wd. Haremond
G. G. Granville
Rev. Davis
Mr. Ekhind
Mr. Hammond
Mr. Granville
Grays edge Texline in tense 3-2 baseball game
Grays pulled through in a tight 3-2 win over Texline as Bob Boges faced a full count with two outs in the final frame. Smoky Joe’s pitching carried the day despite seven errors, with the Texline crowd buzzing over a disputed foul ball call and a 20 minute delay before the last out.
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Pointe Bue Hatener En Miniea Sige
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Clayton to Kenton Road Promised Within Thirty Days
The Clayton Kenton road project moves toward start within 39 days following a negotia tion at a Chamber of Commerce banquet. Gov Meeher and the State Highway Department pledged prompt action to connect Clayton near Rend a to the state road system, expanding Union County’s northern to southern and western routes and tying the region to the east.
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Art Exhibit Open to Public Next Friday
The annual exhibit of the Grayton Junior-Senior High School art department will be open Friday afternoon May 19. It features work by over 100 students and displays portraits of Mrs Aileen Shannon. Whitson, Clayton schools art supervisor, will supervise the department Friday afternoon to welcome visitors.
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Delightful Friday Night Glee Club Operetta at High School
Clayton residents are invited to an 8 o clock Friday night program at the High School Auditorium featuring the Eighth Grade and High School Girls Glee Club. The operetta The Indian Princess will be performed with songs folk dances and May Pole Dance. Admission is 35 cents for adults 15 cents for high school students and free for grade school students. Proceeds fund a Victrola for the Music Department. Seventh Grade will present a gift to support the machine with Miss Amy Whitson assisted by the Grade and Sponsor.
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Tyrone Lays Cornerstone for Masonic Temple Plan
A local project in Tyrone moves forward with a capital cost of about 57,000 to erect a Masonic temple. Groundbreaking and preparatory work proceed as plans outline completion and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Union County Creamery Coop Offers Farmers a Voice
The News outlines a push by Union County Creamery to establish a near cooperative creamery with farmer participation. It urges farmers to vote for a trusted manager, with ballots sent to Chas. Adams, president of the Union County Farm Bureau, and stresses farmer representation without financial obligation.
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Diamond Dust from Mt Dora Beats Grenville in High Scoring Clash
Mt Dora defeated Grenville 7 to 6 last Sunday at Mt Dora. Patterson pitched well, striking out ten, as Mt Dora built early four runs in the first and added four more in the fifth. Grenville scored in the second, fifth, and seventh but could not overcome Mt Dora's lead. The game featured three Mt Dora double plays and lasted two hours.
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Albuquerque Building Mite Breaks Ail Recohte
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American Legion to stage lively Springtime musical in Grayton
Clayton society anticipates a bright show titled Springtime featuring over fifty local performers with numerous musical choruses and dances. Notable cast members include Mes James Leah Gray Lola Wiley J Hammond Elizabeth Ed wardson Florence Mooney Rena Reed Harold Rives and many others. Proceeds fund Grayton American Legion building in a bid to create a modern home for members.
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Proclamation Declares Clean Up Day in Clayton NM
By order of the Mayor and Board of Trustees Monday May 22 is proclaimed Clean Up Day. Citizens urged to cooperate with City Officials and Gur rent Topics Club to aid Clayton New Mexico. City teams will collect trash within limits. residents to place refuse in containers or neat piles at rear of premises for pickup. Prizes will be offered by the Gur rent Topics Club to children who have metal tin cans ready for wagons.
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Oil truck incident raises daily output to 900 tons in La Joya
Seporee reports an oil truck crash near La Joya affecting production. The source notes a planned increase in output from nine to about 900 tons daily, with Gigi cited as a key figure in the discussions.
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