Local News Briefs From Loving and Nearby
C L Schulte visits from Loving this morning. Julius Forke, garage man, from Loving shows business energy. Clarence Hutchings, carpenter, left for Hagerman to work in his trade. Dallas Jones in Roswell for a few days enjoys his usual travels. Ruth Kenton of Sierra Blanca registered at the Palace en route to Lovington. Elizabeth Prast and Burney visited J F Joyes in Carlsbad then headed to the Trust home in Roswell. Millard Queen at Andersons sanitarium after adenoid and tonsil operation in Malaga yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kenton
Sierra Blaney
Palace
Lovington
Elizabeth Prast
Burney
J. F Joyes
Carlsbad
Trust
Roswell
Red Smith on crutches after foot infection scare
Red Smith travels on crutches following a foot injury that became infected after a minor incident. DP Jackson orders cape jextamines for Decoration Tay as usual, urging timely orders. Smith heads to Clovis to visit family while his son Tyson, in service, is on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Smith
Mr. Smith
Jackson
Tay
Clovis
Tyson
The Two Ways Chalk Talk Sermon May Twenty sixth
The Christian church will host a chalk talk sermon titled The Two Ways on Sunday night at o'clock May 26. The morning subject will be The Servant of All. A cordial invitation is extended to all to worship with Pastor Sellards.
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DF Sellards
Willian Harrison and Hal Nano Reported Enlisted in Army
Willian Harrison and Hal Nano are in town from the San Sinen ranch. They have enlisted in the mechanical branch of the army and will be sent to the University of Texas at Austin to study. An eight pound child arrived June 16 bringing news to Harrison's family.
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Willian Harrison
Hal Nano
Othe San Sinen Ranch
Army
University of Texas
Astin
Horn
Ting
Harrison
Bunice
Nunn
Claude West
Rio Vista
Syfron Mallinger
Texas
Mary Eliabeth
Man Leaves Sanitarium for Lakewood Visit
Mr. Watrons, undergoing treatment at Anderson sanitarium, departed last night for Lakewood where he will stay a few weeks visiting friends and resting. Two large blocks of crystal ice showcased in the center of each block, one with a bouquet of flowers, drew much attention yesterday. The Sweet Shop took one block while the Bates hotel displayed the other in its refrigerator.
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Mr. Watrons
Anderson Sanitarium
Lakewood
Sweet Shop
Bates Hotel
Subscription From Boyd Hill Mentions War Talk and Cattle Purchase
The Current notes Boyd Hill, known to locals, writing from Blythe California with his son Wiley. He expects to be in Carlebad in July and states the area is full of war talk. Wiley recently bought cattle valued at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Hill
Wiley
Blythe
California
Carlebad
Mrs Brady Moves From Hospital to Arkansas Home
Mrs Fradley who attended her daughter Mrs Daisy Brady for six months has decided to return home to Little Rock Arkansas. On Saturday Mrs Brady improved rapidly and it seems Mrs Bradley may be able to return to her other daughter with perfect safety.
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Fradley
Daisy Brady
Little Rock
Arkansas
Satuday
Brady
Bradley
Small Plot Grows Seventeen Varieties of Vegetables
J F Flowers demonstrates productive rear garden with seventeen vegetable varieties, planted mostly in February, giving the family over a month of harvest. The plot also features fine flowers, notably forward dahlias, with Mrs Flowers enjoying cultivation and supplying bouquets for the Methodist church during the summer.
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J. F. Flowers
Iitehen
Methodist
Death of Jamen Newser Nine at Metropolitan Hotel
Jamen Newser nine year old son of Mrs Mra Lewis died this morning from tonsillitis after a medical trip to Carlsbad. He was buried in the city cemetery after services led by Rev Do FP Sellards at the mortuary. Relatives and friends mourn the bereavement as Ernest Best and Frank Miner arrived from Lovington with Best returning to Lea County. Steve Eddings, under indictment for a murder from last winter, awaits trial at Lea County court.
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Jamen Newser
Mra M Lewis
Metropolitan Hotel
Carlsbad
OK Ranch
Mr. Lewis
Do FP Sellards
Ernest Hest
Frank Miner
Lovington
Mr. Best Inshe i
Lea County
Bin
Steve Eddings
Thin Te
Roswell Welcomes RR Yates for Brief Stop
RR Yates spends a few days in Roswell this week, engaging in a domestic invitation and meeting with local figures. The visit highlights regional ties and ongoing community activities.
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Yates
Roswell
two Gouwens sisters leave for Harvey Illinois
Miss Cora and Miss Margaret Gouwens depart for home in Harvey Illinois after a year with the community. Cora Gouwens graduates among the top of her class and has accepted a teaching position in Carlsbad schools, returning in the fall to begin work. Mrs Hogelin reports a son in France well and two sons in military service, one in the entry and one in the Navy.
Rancher John Wo Eakin Visits Town on Business
John Wo Eakin arrives in town from his ranch for business. He is likely to be joined by his son John Owen, who has been attending school this winter.
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John Wo Eakin
John Owen
Barbershop Fight Sparks Gunfire in City
In a local barber shop a dispute over late hours led to Gee Beckett drawing a revolver and firing at Mr. Stevenson, who blocked the attack with a blow. Beckett was arrested and treated for injuries, then bonded awaiting grand jury action.
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Jones
Gee Beckett
Stevenson
Sanitary Harber Shop
Beckett
Stephenson
Stim
Alveady
Visitors from Texas Compliment Carlsbad Stay
Mrs J Welk of Biv Springs Texas arrives Saturday night for a family visit with Ho A Corder. The party notes the hot dry Texas weather and delights in Carlsbad cool nights and trees. They may return for a longer stay or relocate, welcomed by Carlsbad citizens.
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Welk
Bie Springs
Texas
Ho A. Corder
Mr Caraer
Mrn
Wright
Carlsbad
Carlabad
Sedar to Move With Children From Carlsbad to Corsjeana
Mrs Sedar and her two children prepare to depart Carlsbad tonight for Corsjeana Texas after visiting her parents Judee and Mrs G Grantham for a month. They will then continue to St Paul Minnesota to join her husband Jax who preceded her.
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Aline Grantham
Sedar
Corsjeana
Texas
Judee
For Sale Stove engine unit from Studebaker auto
VOR SALE two door 130 bhp Studebaker auto engine mounted for stationary work. Could serve as a pump engine. Inquiries invited to The Public Utilities Co Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
the Public Utilities CO. Ltd
Robbins Enlists Amid Family Doubts in Wartime Debate
Dison and a friend discuss Robbins intending to enlist despite his wife’s opposition and fear for their two children. Robbins argues duty to defeat the Germans justifies leaving home and sacrificing his new position.
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Robbins
Dison
Dixon
Hobbing
Summer Clannes in Freneh Arithmetic Study
Mey BK 4 Stringham Summer Clannes are listed among high school subjects including Freneh arithmetic. The note appears in a brief educational update with several subjects and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey BK
Stringham
Copper Men Seek Slight Price Increase For Copper
Representatives of the copper industry met with the price fixes committee of the War Industries Board to determine copper prices for the three months starting June 11 as current agreements expire. The copper men want a slight increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
The
War Industries Board
Private School Opens in Grammar Building Monday
Mee JM Dillard will open a private school in the grammar school building Monday May 27 at eight o clock. All pupils seeking to improve a grade or work on condition should enroll at once with special attention given to work 2IM-24M.
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Mee JM. Dillard
Onc
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C. L. Schulte
Julius Forke
Clarence Hutchings
Hagerman
Hine Trade
Dallas Jones
Millard Queen
Anderson
Malaga
RED Cross
Tom McLenathen
Majestic Ranges
Charter Oak
John Deere Plow Co
Pratt - Smith
Harry Woodman
Postoffice
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