The city of Eunice, New Mexico is in Lea County. The community began in 1908, when J.N. Carson came to the area to set up the homestead, a store, and a post office, that later became the town of Eunice, named for his eldest daughter. Much of the growth of Eunice, beginning in 1926, has been through the oil industry. Eunice is south of Hobbs, east of Carlsbad, and northwest of Midland and Odessa.
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Situated on Avenue O in Eunice, New Mexico, the full-service funeral home features a bilingual staff, offering preplanning and other advance funeral services, which are outlined here, along with its location, office hours, and contacts. Obituaries are published to the site.
http://www.calvaryfuneral.com/
A profile and brief history of the city, a map, activity calendar, and a guide to community businesses and services are put forward on the city’s official web site, along with contact information for city administrative and departmental personnel.
http://www.cityofeunice.org/
Established in 2007, the park sits on twenty-seven acres in Eunice, New Mexico, and can accommodate three hundred and seventy-five recreational vehicles, and also features a 3,000-foot clubhouse, a laundromat, showers, and other features and amenities that are discussed here. Its pricing and reservation contacts are presented.
http://www.desertoasisnm.com/
The Southern Baptist congregation meets at its facilities on Avenue G in Eunice, New Mexico. A map and directions to the church are posted, along with a service schedule, church calendar, and an outline of its doctrines, beliefs and practices.
http://www.fbceunice.org/
