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The Clayton News

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1921

Page

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Harold Rives Leases Studio to Dallas Woman

Mrs. George Turnbo of Dallas has leased the Rives studio and took charge Tuesday. Harold Rives said his family will travel to Cheoley Golo next Sunday to visit Mrs. Rives' parents and may not return to studio work due to health.

George Turnbo Dallas Texas Harold Rives Cheoley Golo

New Pastor at First M. E. Church in Graytor

Rev. J Clyde Keegom arrives as pastor of the Methodist Church in Graytor with pastorship in Anton noted. He strengthens church organization and membership, receives favorable sermons, and plans for gymnasium, basketball, and nightly youth athletics programs at the newly erected building.

Methodist Church Clyde Keeg Koma Graytor New Mexico Anton Aaton Gyaibasiun Ab Antielpg Fornee mm Saaruanty

Epworth League Reorganized Aims at Civic Sermons

The Epworth League at the town church has been reorganized with strong youth support. Rev Keegan will preach in the morning on Our Civilization as a Liability and in the evening discuss What the World Owes Me and What I Owe the World. Ms Richand A Toomey leads the Epworth League session How we can Practice the Golden Rule Today.

VY. M. CG Epworth League Keegan Diicuss Richand A Toomey

Young Proplcs Class Watermelon Outing Report

The Young People class at the Christian Church led by H. H. Beret went to a watermelon patch near Lawn last Monday night. Three cars carried seventeen youths to Me. Backer’s patch where they freely gathered melons and ate heartily. They returned to town about nine, reporting a fine time and lively spirits for future outings.

Christian Church H. H. Beret Backer Lawn Patel Harvey Farber Beter Mie Jaorty

Knights of Saint Order Gains Seen From 1920 Membership

Washington reports the Knights of Saint Order show a notable gain in individual membership and lodge numbers for 1920. Officials expect the next annual gathering to reflect another gratifying increase in overall participation.

Washington Sain Knigits of Sain

Dalhart Edges Clayton in Rough Opening Football Loss

Clayton boys led 6 0 after a 30 yard touchdown in the first quarter and held a 13 6 advantage at halftime. Dalhart pressed back with a late score but Clayton maintained a 13 6 lead, while penalties marred the game and both teams fought for advantage before Ratton arrives next Friday. Clayton features a 170 pound lineman group and a strong backfield as a high powered unit and Dalhart eyes future improvements.

Dalhart Clayton Mies Swith Solaytop Harmon Snentern Balhart Mar Miller Walter Servy Coble Mage Mn Batty Alhart Ry Glayton Raton Fon

Knights of Py Thing Reports Growth in Assets and Dues

The grand officers note that the financial development of the order keeps pace with its growth. Assets of Megemnd and subordinate orders rose last year while total dues paid out by subordinate lodges reached notable sums in current accounts and permanent investments.

Knights of Py- Thing Megemnd Oder Pelle

Howat Deposed as Head of Kansas Mine Workers

Alexander Howatt president of the Kansas mine workers union and his administration were suspended today by John B. Lewis president of the International union and George L. Peck a member of the executive board acting as president. Evidence and exact charges were not listed in the available report.

Howat Kansas

Moral Risk in War Finance Loans by Government

The War Finance Corporation weighs moral risk of farmers and stockmen applying for loans, notes secretary C Lee Wood. It contrasts War Finance with Federal Reserve lending, explains security requirements and possible use of agricultural collateral, and outlines terms and renewal options for advances.

Denver Hecord War Finance Corporation C. Lee Wood U. S. National Bank Federal Reserve Bank Federal Tusserve Bank Reserve Bank War Piganee Corporation War Finance Corporation Act Banker Trust Cooperative Association Cattle Loan Federal Reserve System

Young Folks Oyster Feed Planned by Christian Church Group

Hyden Edmondson announces an upcoming oyster feed for the Young Married People's Class of the Christian Church. The event, with a first class program and entertainment after supper, is set for next Thursday evening in the church basement. Oysters from Baltimore will be served, with prices to be reasonable.

Triangle Lodge K. of P Be Tod Christian Church Hyden Edmondson Baltimore The Christian Witnress Ramondson Styden

Local Farmers Plan Next Spring Sale in Union County

A party including A Bal Joo Binith Mr Bucklin and Gil Woodward of Doles Gley Kansas spoke this week in Union County farming circles. They expect to retire there next spring to look after their looms and land.

A. Bal Joo Binith Mr. Bucklin Gil Woodward Doles Gley Kanyore Leroy Cnion Swithh

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