Carlsbad Town Notes and Regional Updates
Local items report Toni Grey returning from a ranch and P. tennis Jr visiting from Santa Fe with plans to arrive in Carlsbad tonight. Subscribers add funds to the Red Cross drive as donations near 2000 dollars. A newborn son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Raeburn in Carlsbad. Mrs Cantrell is in town from the Ramuz ranch. health reported poor. Bud Pruit and mother plan shopping and business days. rain is sought in their area. Dr Doepp may relocate to Roswell. first cantaloupes of the season appear in market. Sam Roberts of West Point near Carlsbad fell ill after arrival. underwent an operation. recovering with family nearby.
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Bud” Pruit
Mother
Sam Roberts
Roberts
Sam
Carsbad
Departure for Clovis on Eleven Ten Train
The party leaves tonight on the eleven ten train for Clovis. They have been visiting Mrs Seder's parents, Judge and Mrs Grantham, and will be joined by Miss Grantham for a week’s visit to Clovis. Mrs R Seder and children accompany them.
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Clovis
Mra. Seder
Judge
M Grantham
Miss Grantham
Clovis Mra
R Seder
Jersey bull on sale at Club Stable for cows
A fine Jersey bull will be found at the Club Stable for people with cows who require a good animal. The item is promoted with a quip about human fickleness and desire for comfort.
Divine Forbearance and Why a Sinner Stays in Sin
At the Methodist church the morning topic is Divine Forbear anceance, or Why Does a Sinner Con tinue in Sin. Rev. Mr. Smith from the Arkansas conference will preach Sunday night. Mrs. W. W. Dean and children depart for Albuquerque to be near Captain Dean of Company B, accompanied by Mrs. Dean's sister Miss Margaret Breeding. Mrs. Annie Weeks leaves for Conway, Arkansas for her yearly vacation, with Mrs. Hill covering at the T. C. Home store during absence.
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Methodist Church
Mr. Smith
Arkansas Conference
W. W. Dean
Albuquerque
Dean
Annie Weeks
Conway
Arkansas
Hill
T. C. Home Store
Park Improvements Shine Despite Rough Text
The park around the courthouse is at its best with blooming flowers and a lovely scene. William Herzog works from early morning until late at night, and the park’s appearance evidences his industry and skill.
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Herzog
Sanatorium notes on recovering patients and visitors
Mrs W F Pollard and Mrs W J Gossett are recovering well after operations at Anderson Sanitarium. Ehrah Randall, who had a serious operation Wednesday, shows improvement. Roy Magby and infant Lee Maxby’s baby are improving, and Adrian Bain, moved to the veranda yesterday, was visited by his mother from Quen.
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W. F. Pollard
W. J. Gossett
Ehrah Randall Colored
Roy Magby
Lee Maxby
Adrain Bain
Quten
Fire in Carlsbad damages building and goods
A coal oil stove exploded Thursday starting a fire in the rear shoe shop of H. J. Slease, burning the De Moss couple’s possessions. Firemen saved the row of frame buildings. only the shoe shop and a Chinese laundry were at risk. W. H. Mullane owned the building. Howard Nutt, Carlsbad native and Navy veteran, has returned, reenlisting for war service.
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H. J. Slease
Claude de Moss
W. HL. Mullane
Exchange Your Wheat for Flour at Loving Mills
The Loving flour mills stop running for two weeks to install new machinery and rearrange bins for an exchange business with wheat growers. Farmers may bring wheat to the mill to exchange for flour, depositing 105 pounds of second grade wheat per transaction as the system begins.
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Loving
Wheat storage terms offered to farmers by Kansas City company
The company offers to store wheat for farmers lacking granary space at one cent per bushel per month with a shrinkage allowance of one pound per month until November first. Storage continues month by month, then no shrinkage after November 1. New wheat starts at not less than $2 per bushel, though exact market price is unknown.
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Kansas City
Washington moves to rush forestry units to England
A Washington based drive to supply forestry units to Britain for France operations was announced by the American Forestry Association. The plan includes portable sawmills, logging outfits, and a skilled workforce to support field logging and milling tasks. Nearly 400 men will serve as civilian employees of the British government.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
American Forestry Association
New England
Umber
W. R. Brown
Council of National Defense
Amerian Forestry Esejalon
la Committen
Mamesbusette
Pate Bafety
Haker
Brown
Gvernment
Last Sunday Sermon Before Mr. Lowry’s Vacation
The Presbyterian church will hold morning worship with a sermon on Patriotic Temperance. Scout Night will occur in the evening with the Scoutmaster in charge. Mr. Lowry and family plan to leave Monday for Ohio for two months. Only Sunday School will meet during the interval.
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Lowry
Presbyterian Church
Church Services and Schedules Including Christian and Methodist Posts
Sunday school and worship times listed for several churches. Epworth League and missionary band details noted. Christian Church plans include Bible class at 9:45 am and services at 11 am and 7 pm with prayer meetings. Grace Episcopal lists Holy Communion and morning services. W E Pratt previews sermons on The Red Cross and Christ's Table Talk at the Christian Church on June 24.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
A. C. Bell
Dease
A.M
P.M. Sexton Missionary Band
Runior
Women's Auxiliary
THE
Christian Church
Bible
Lle
Grace Church
Episcopal
the Red Cross
Church
Thirty Years Wait Ends As Hunter and Bath Plan Wedding
Allie Hunter daughter of Mrs. Arthur Hunter of Waukegan kept company with Edward Bath for over thirty years. After the mother’s death the pair now plan to marry, ending a long personal vow in Washington.
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Washington
Allie Hunter
Arthur Hunter
Waukegan
Miss Hunter
Edward Bath
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Toni Grey
Nouthfwest
Tennis, Jr
South Etter
Carlebad
Torrow
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
Patlenin
Red Cross Fund
John Cantre
Ramuz Ranch
Roswell
Doepp
Carlabadt
Jersey
Bull
Ray’s Photo Studio
True Fruit
Phone US
Sweet Shop
Anderson Sanitarium Notes
Toe Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Public Utilities CO
Howard Nutt
Howard
United States Navy
Califoria
Maryland
Mr. Nutt
Anys
A. G. Shelby CO
England
R.E. Dick
Church News
ST. Edwards Church
Gaye of
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