Community Social at Otin schoolhouse on the 29th
Local notes report Mrs William Hannah and baby Margaret visiting Miss Hitchcock while Mr Hitchcock is in Texas. Otis school enrollment drops as children pick cotton. Flu outbreak ended. A Community Social with a short program will be at Otin schoolhouse the night of the 29th. Mrs J B Leck calls a Baptist ladies aid meeting at Mrs L K Hayes home tomorrow at 2:30. Full attendance requested after the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hannah
Margaret
Miss Hitchcock
Mr. Hitchcock
Texas
Indien
Otis
Otin
Notice from Mra L S Myers and local letters
Notice reports L S Myers has poem and board for one more lady. Martin Arregay returned from Camp Vike Arkansas where he has been in a camp since early summer and is ready for civilian work. One hundred discharged from the cantonment with Arregay. Raymond Livingston left for the Hudson ranch to live, reporting bad weather but no car trouble. Middleton patients relapse at Queen, with Dr Pate and Pat Middleton traveling last night to Queen and back with no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
L. S. Myers
Martin Arregay
Camp Vike
Arkansas
Summier
Arregay
Uncle Sam
Garregay
Raymond Livingston
Hudso
Ktoxi Middleton
Queen
Pate
Pat Middleton
Red Cross notes call off paper donations
Eighteen ladies met at the Red Cross rooms and produced seventy surgical dressings. Orders from Denver via wire stop further sewing and paper donations. Knitters are urged to help in garment work as refugee clothing will be needed later, but none will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Denver
Roswell Monument Offer At Low Prices
Roswell Monument O advertises low price memorials backed by the company. The message promises guaranteed monuments and encourages inquiries for desired types and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Monument
Boy Scout and Girls Club Plans Discussed at Carlsbad
Charles Orchard Smith state club leader of Boya and Girls clubs visited Carlsbad Saturday to review plans for the coming year with county club leader Mrs WY an Jenking. He endorsed the proposed program emphasizing livestock work during winter with some sewing and perhaps cooking clubs and predicted a strong enrollment increase next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Orchard Smith
Boya and Girls Clubs
Carlsbad
Wyanjenking
Amas Boxes for Soldiers Not Needed
The Mountain division learned from Washington that fewer than eight thousand Amas boxes will be required for American soldiers overseas, so the division will not furnish any boxes. A letter from George F. Oxley commends the local volunteers and their spirit. Also noted are Ma Hitchcock and family’s travels from Saville to Pecos with plans to return next winter, and visits to Avchie and Mise Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Division
Washington
George F. Oxley
MoHitchcock
Saville
Wisconin
Hanve
T Hitchcock
Avchie
Mise Hitchcock
Mia
R. M. Hitchcock
Hittle Girl
Pecos
St. Louis
Cle Hitchcock
Pioneer Lovington banker dies after influenza in Kansas City
Lovington plains leader M. Sewall a banker and ranch organizer dies in Kansas City from influenza. Remains arrived in Lovington last Sunday and were interred Monday. Sister Mrs J A Wilson of Hagerman notes his prominence. community expresses condolences as Mrs Sewalt travels back from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Sewart
Lovington
Plains Country
Kansas City
Roswell
Mr. Sewalt
Mra
J. A. Wilson
Hagerman
Hagerman Messenger
Sewall
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G. M. Whitead
Jacob J. Smits
B. Sewart
Crawford
Mae Marsh
New Mexico
Fields OF
BY Irving S. Cobb
Goldwyn
Bill Duncan
Thomas H.ince
Charles Ray
Paramount Picture
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