Community church services and local notices in Carlsbad
Prolonged Methodist and Protestant church gatherings begin Sunday at the Airdomie with ministers from Carlsbad churches preaching in rotation and choirs singing. A patriotic program follows with songs and readings. Malaga plans joint celebration with Carlsbad folk for the nation’s birthday. Lost dogue heifer calf reported. rewards offered. Local officials note Sunday school superintendent Edwin Stephenson appointed. Mr Daugherty, ill in bed, out of work. Community cooks prepare a luncheon for attendees.
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Senday Lnion Hewloning
Ste
Carlsbad
Airdomie
Pilgrim Fathers
G. Grantham
Victor Minter
Colmabia
F. G. Tracy
Amelia
D Haber
Christian Helletan
J. W. Armatrong
Chinethin Doldier
Henediction
Malaga
Edwin Stephenson
Claude Wright
Stephenson
Suneday School
Oman
Horlehome
Cartebad
Willan Couple Plan Freewheeling Fourth Trip
Willan HIM and wife said they would roam for the Fourth of July with no fixed destination. They will travel until tired or the jitney fails and then stop, eat lunch, and head homeward.
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Willan
Fire destroys Hope church and parsonage last Saturday
At Hope Ore a church and parsonage were burned in a fierce blaze with heroics by locals. Loss amount undetermined, with a likely total to be announced within a day or two. Eddy County youth clubs under Maude Wyman-Jen-Kink show progress and pride for fathers backing the projects.
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Methodiet
Hope
Tadie
Simone
Aire
Eddy County
Mee
Maude Wyman-Jen- Kink
Uncle Sain
Hove
Cattle Shipments From Local Stock Pens
Nineteen carloads of cattle were shipped from the stock pens below town today. G. M. Cooke sent one car and Joe Cunningham three to pasture near Ute Park. Huser Brothers shipped five cars to Omell, Texas, and Martin of Van Horn sent ten cars to Garden City, Kansas.
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G. M. Cooke
Joe Cunningham
Ute Park
Huser Brothers
Ote Omell
Texas
Martin
van Hen
Garden Cite
Kenwas
Mother-Daughter Congress at Albuquerque Shows First U S Event
The Mother-Daughter Congress in Albuquerque marks the first U S state convention of voluntary women delegates for a war work focus led by New Mexico officials. Delegates from Eddy County attended with plans for next June as rural communities report on wool, shearing, and food regulation education in the war effort.
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United States
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Harwood School
Elks’ Club
Congress
Food Administration
Federal Food Administration of New Mexico
Ralph C. Bly
Bly
New Mexleo
Eddy County
L. Wy Arthor
BL. Mill
Mee
Wyiund Jenkins
Loving
Santa Fe
MW O
Addy County
Peco Vale
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Harry Woodman
Leon Etter
Will Tardy
Wishington Ranch
Hinek River
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Loediot
Daugherty
Heceme
Frank McDernott
Partales
William Hii
Cortebad
Iik
Moritz & Nelson
Roswell
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Awikart
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