Local residents gather for visits and ranch updates
Local news notes several visitors: Vv. L. Minter returns from vacation in St. Louis while Frank Wychef from Hope tours the area. Mrs. Ollie Thayer, Wayne Cowden ta tn, Jave and Snooks Gordon from Last Chance, and Mrs. Karl Hanson with sons visit Roswell. J. P. Glausscock from Hope registers at Rightway hotel. Mrs. Henry Collingson ill. Miss Bock covers her telephone duties. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. West travel from Grand Falls, Texas. Wallace Smith and Mia Smith from a ranch report good rains. Emry Thomas leaves for Lordsburg, New Mexico. he is Harlan Thomas’s brother in Carlsbad.
Bashful Trail to Bisbee Ends in Hopeful Family Note
A family traveling toward Bisbee Arizona to seek a future home made the morning journey with Mrs McCaw and daughter of Mrs Masgie Reed among the Carlsbad locals. Eugene Keth of Rocky Arroyo visited uncle Judd Kuykendall and Edna Cox last week. Beth remains cheerful and improving in health. The Presbyterian service Sunday features a sermon titled A Worthy Ambition with an eight o clock sermon on the third petition of the Lord's Prayer. Rally Day in Sabbath school will be observed a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erto W
Bisbee
Arizona
McCaw
Masgie Reed
Carlsbad
Eugene Keth
Rocky Arroyo
Judd Kuykendall
Edna Cox
City Cemetery
Beth
Nymeyer Couple Travel to Eunice Ranch for Winter
Mr and Mrs Fred Nymeyer departed Wednesday for their ranch near Eunice after a stay in town. They were joined by Mrs Robert Leek of Kermit Texas and her daughter Mary Nelle. The child will winter with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Win Leck at Carlebad, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nymeyer
Eunice
Robert Leek
Kermit, Texas
Littleghter
Mary Nelle
Carlebad
Win
Leck
Employment service captain previews labor shift in war effort
Captain B K J Molinart of the employment service outlines a plan for local employment boards to substitute women for men in non essential industries while men move into war work. He and Superintendent Foster tour the cotton labor situation across the region this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. J. Molinart
The
Employment Service
Capt Moltinart
Apt Molinart
Foster
Three Boys Barely Escape Injury In Ditch Crash
A car carrying Glenwood Jackson, Stanley Blocker, and Watham McCollum left the road Tuesday afternoon near Grace church. Jackson said sun in his eyes caused the mishap. The car sits in a ditch with two front wheels off. none were seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voune Hove
Guto Rid Foe
Glenwood Jackson
Stanley Blocker
Watham McCollum
Grace Church
Local residents flood town notes and visits
Barney Hopkins visits from Lakewood while County Agent A Z Smith travels to Artesia for work. Leila Christian stays with Miss Mary White in Roswell. Conner Carron from Midland heads north after a visit. E M Kearney of Loving spends night in town. T W Ball from Loving visits new daughter in Eddy county hospital. Miss Lovett to work as office stenographer for Joyce Pruit company. Mr and Mrs Harden registered at the Crawford en route to ranch. Charlie Walker, Roswell native, arrives from upper valley at the Crawford. Presbyterian women host a meeting with Miss Bush. Rev Buren Sparks conducts baptism at Baptist church. J A Huston of Loving visits Wright children during mother’s Clovis absence. Oscar Middleton from Queen helps with car repairs after a rough trip. Seoute troop scouts prepare Friday 7:30 for Liberty Loan drive.
George Givan Returns as Welcome Guest in City
George Givan eldest son of Rev and Mrs Givan arrived in the city Tuesday night from Poe didio California. He has not been home for over a year and is a most welcome guest. He plans to leave Saturday for Albuquerque to enter the State University for the winter term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Givan
Rev
Mi. Givan
Poedidio
California
Albuquerque
State University
Stennis & Phillips Hire Mise Gladys Nevenger As Stenographer
Gladys Nevenger has joined Stennis and Phillips Attorneys at Law in the role of stenographer, bringing experience in legal transcription and document preparation to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gladys Nevenger
Stennis & Phillips Attorneyk
Job Printing Ad Seeks Current Posters and News
Local printer urges customers to tell the current demand and they will handle the rest. Quick turnaround on posters handbills and notices with custom layouts. Reliable service for offices and organizations needing timely print jobs.
A Linen Shower Organized By Local Red Cross Effort
Headquarters announces a linen shower by the local Red Cross chapter starting Sept th and lasting one week. The chapter is asked to supply 220 bath towels 19 by 38 inches 420 hand towels 18 by 30 inches 290 handkerchiefs 8 by 18 inches 10 napkins 14 by 14 inches and 70 bedsheets 64 by 102 inches to encourage family contributions from their stores.
For Sale 65 pins and 19 brood sows Hubbard advertisement
For sale 65 pins weighing 50 to 80 pounds each at 15 cents per pound. Also 19 brood sows to farrow in October and November. Hubbard. lwdtfsep 20.
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Farrow
H. D, Hubbard
Garments Sent To Mrs Annie V Weeks For Hematitehed
The note directs bringing clothing to Mrs Annie V Weeks for hematitehed or pieoted repairs. The instruction appears informal and may reflect a local tailoring or mending task. No wider context or dates are provided.
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Annie V. Weeks
Lette Prom Camp in Carlsbad New Mexico Soldiers Write Home
A June 1918 Carlsbad Current message from New Mexico soldiers in France shares details of life on active service. William Camprela and companions describe training, longing for home, roundups and dances, and hope for safe return to Lovington Deming Albuquerque and Carlsbad. The letter, written by Pvt William G Camprela, expresses camaraderie and patriotism, with notes on mail, duties, and personal well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Carlsbad
New Mexico
France
William G Camprela
M. G
Fo McNaolly
Wanted to Buy Fat Hens at 18 Cents a Pound
Classified note seeks 100 fat hens at 18 cents per pound paid at Hotel Crawford. Buyer offers prompt payment and invites sellers to respond at the hotel location.
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Hotel Crawford Dbt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vv. L. Minter
St. Louis
Frank Wychef
Hope
Ollie Thayer
Wayne Cowden
Nymeyer
Jave
Snooks Gordon
Karl Hanson and Sons
Roswell
J. P. Glausscock
Hope, In
Rightway
Henry Collingson
Miss Bock
C. H. West
Crawford
Grand Falls
Texas
Wallace Smith
Mia Smith
Mr. Smith
Emry Thomas
Lordsburg
Mr. Thomas
Harlan Thomas
Barney Hopkins
Lakewood
A. Z. Smith
Artesia
Leila
Christian
Mary White
Conner Carron
Midland
Tex
E. M. Kearney
T. W. Ball
Loving
Eddy County
Miss Lovett
Joyce-Pruit Company
Foreea Stenographer
Mrs. Harden
Charlie Walker
Carle
Upper Valley
Woman's Missionary Society
Buren Sparks
Baptist Church
J. A. Huston
Claude Wright
Clovis
Oscar Middleton
Mia
Lee Middleton
Queen
Thayer
Seoute
Charter Oak
John Deere
Pratt - Smith
Dew Sire
Tie Ane Bepeondas
Lanford
Lovington
Noo M
Jeane Kelly
Deming
Uncle San
New Mexico Main
Kelly
Joe
Rightway Hotel
Ray
le Phawrs
Ang Ratan
Agre
Hare Ric
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