Local social notes from Temple and Carlsbad visit scene
L C Bristoe of Temple Texas is in town for a short day with Mea. Claude Farris expected tonight from Loving on kinfolk visit. Mrs Walter Glover returns to the ranch after town week. Mrs G W Bratton visiting Roswell since early week. Mrs Frank Pittsford and daughter Evelyn home to Carlsbad from Granite City visit. Milnois Mrs Lewis Howell and children leave for Douglas Arizona after telegram on mother in ill health. Mart McGee revenue inspector in town on official business. brother of Mrs Purdy. News from La Jolla California says Mr and Mrs H McLenathen and baby expect to be in Carlsbad by month’s start. McLenathen improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pittsford
Evelyn
Carlabad
Granite City
Milnois
Mart McGee
McGee
Purdy
la Jolla
California
H. McLenathen
Baby
Pene
Carlebad
Vernon Middleton at Camp Cody Finds Soldier Mood
A letter from Vernon Middleton at Camp Cody to his mother in Carlsbad describes being happy with camp life while under quarantine. He has completed the usual inoculations and begins to feel like a soldier.
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Vernon Middleton
Camp Cody
Carlsbad
Wife of Major Atwood Joins City Passage on Business
The wife of Major J B Atwood passed through the city last night en route to Artesia on business. Mrs Atwood comes from Bisbee Arizona where her people reside. Major Atwood is with the 14th machine gun company now stationed nearby.
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J. B. Atwood
Artesia
Mrs. Atwood
Bisbee
Arizona
Major Atwood
14Srd Machine Gu Company
Overnous
Doctor Glaster Returns From Brief Hope Country Trip
The family of Dr Glaster who accompanied him on a short vacation to the Hope country have returned to Carlabad and the doctor has resumed his professional duties feeling rested.
Scouts to Gather for Physics Talk at High School
Two troops of Scouts meet Friday evening on the Presbyterian church lawn then march to the high school for a lecture by Sir Donley on physics with laboratory demonstrations.
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Presbyterian Church
Sir Donley
Mrs Berry and Son Visit El Paso Family T
Mrs Guy Berry and her son David Ray of El Paso are visiting. Mrs Berry is known as Ming Emer Kin caid, granddaughter of Dora Smith, and the child is described as the pride of his great-grandmother.
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Guy Berry
David Ray
el Paso
Mrs Garvin Smith and Family Visit in Carlsbad
Mrs Garvin Smith and her son Zane are visiting Mrs Smith's brother Scott Etter at his home in Carlsbad from Mayhill Theagday. They expect to return for the next week's school opening. Mrs Smith reports they are well and enjoying a pleasant visit with a garden and good health. Mr Smith recently works with the forest reserve and has prior ties to Joyce Pratt and Public Douits companies in Carlsbad.
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Bin
Crowders Visit Forehand Family at Black River Ranch
O. A. Crowder and son Jerome have stayed about a week at J. D. Forehand’s home near Black River, coming from Hurley New Mexico. Crowder is reportedly not well, while Mrs Crowder shows health improvement. They were in town Wednesday with Forehand and wife to conduct various business before returning to the ranch.
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O. A. Crowder
Jerome
Black River
J. D. Forehand
Hurley
New Mexico
Mr. Crowder
Car Rolls Over Near Otto Injuring Five Teens
Five high school pupils escaped serious harm after a car to school overturned in mud near Otto. Orian Wesley broke an arm Grace Welch required five stitches to her cheek. Others suffered various bruises as the group from Loving traveled daily to school and back.
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Otto
Orian Wesley
Grace Welch
Jesse Craft
Letha Holcomb
Jed Howard
Wesley Class Picnic at Wesley Home a Pleasant Social
The Wesley Class met at Muda Thopne's home Tuesday afternoon for a picnic. A large crowd enjoyed sandwiches salad ice cream and cookies as a social feature of the afternoon. The class is organized with S Hamilton president Singleton secretary Mrs Lomdowen treasurer and Mrs Yorne teacher. Attendees included Miss Kate English and many others. The event raised about $60 for church benevolences.
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Wesley
Muda Thopne
Fios Mors. S. Hamilton
Singleton
Lidohowen
Yorne
Mesdaines
Local residents travel between the Gap and Carlsbad for ranch work
Mike Eribarne, Johan Reed, T. Love, Henry Muldoon, W A Poore and others move between the Gap and Carlsbad to register, buy supplies, tend sheep and cattle, or manage ranch affairs. Shattuck of Eppendale plans a Walnut Wells trip with a large outfit while Seaby Cox adds another cistern at his goat shed.
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Mike Eribarne
Carlabad
Thursa
Dp Sican
Johan Reed
T. Love
Carlsbad
Pecos
Tey
Henry
Sam Muldoon
Mageby
W. A. Poore
Mire Poore
Walter
Henry Muldrow
My. Humphry
Senutitul
W. OH. Shattuck
Eppendale
Walnut Wells
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Seaby Cox
Toxl4ste Hunter Leaves for Sacramento to Guard Cattle Interests
Mr. J. Kk. Heniie departed a few days ago for the Sacramento mountains to oversee Wit Shattuck's cattle interests in the area.
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J. Kk. Heniie
Sacramento Mountain
Wit Shattuck
Home Prom Trailing School at Carlsbad Helbon Park
Joe Keller visits the United States naval training school in Helbon Park near San Diego. Cadets are housed in comfortable quarters with meals and sleep facilities, drill runs from 1 to 4 PM, and enjoy liberty on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays. The YMCA has a fine building with cement walks, and an 18 day furlough allows time for personal visits.
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Joe Keller
United States Naval Training School
Carlsbad
Helbon Park
San Diego
Lee
Stoth
C. A
Inca
Do your duty Buy WAS BAV ING STAMPS
Readable fragments show a civic appeal urging purchase of stamps to support wartime efforts. The note implies a public campaign with exhortations but lacks full context or names of organizers.
Carlsbad High School Refits Buildings and Adds French
The Carlsbad High School has reorganized its facilities over a vacation adding a large study hall by removing desks and seats. The old office becomes a library, south entrance and storeroom space are repurposed into a sixth room, and a front hall houses Mr Donley’s office. The commercial department gains dedicated space with typewriters and bookkeeping tables. Mise Trainer expands offerings adding French taught by Mrs Ballinger.
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Carlsbad High School
Ores
Ballinger
School Strives for Expanded Vocational and Language Programs
The high school plans broader homemaking and domestic science courses with upgraded equipment and new sinks. Freshmen will study cooking, sewing, arts, marketing, dressmaking, and child care. Military drill is added, and Miss Craven and Mina Gardner lead girls athletics while Mr Donley oversees boys.
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Mine Gardner
Mise van Wie
Missenway
Misa Craven
Miss Craven
Mina Gardner
Donley
Wardie Hhaites
Ubena Summerfield
Mary Mize
Ladys Hush
Onsta
Hotv Show At Poestles Friday And Saturday
A local HOTV listing announces a show at Poestles on Friday and Saturday with times including an evening start. The notice urges viewers to stay tuned for further details and schedule updates.
Hunt Trip With Suietne Anderson Near Guadalupes Mountains
Suietne Anderson set out on a hunting trip Wednesday toward the Guadalupes, accompanied by Old Blue. The journey aims for ten days to two weeks in the mountain air, with Mr Anderson joining for company in a well‑fixed expedition.
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Suietne Anderson
Thayer
Anderson
Aging Gentlemen Reunion Echoes on Black River
W B Washington of Black River, Joe James of Curlabad, J O McKeen of Malaga and Miles Stone, a quartet of middling years and older, renew old ties and discuss the passage of time in a lighthearted moment.
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W.B. Washington
Black River
Joe James
Curlabad
J O. McKeen
Malaga
Miles Stone
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. C. Bristoe
Temple
Claude Farris
Kinsfolk
Loving
Walter Glover
G. W. Bratton
Roswell
Lewis Howell
Douglass
Wesley Chess Piontc
Paso Gap
Bowser
Oline
Southern Auto Company
HIGH
HOTV
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