Christmas visits and travel notes across Lovington area
Phillips El Paso News shows Mr and Mrs R E Hendricks visiting relatives in Lovington New Mexico Sunday afternoon. Troy Lasater hurried to Altus Oklahoma to pick up his son Charles who flew to Tulsa and was grounded at Altus due to ad weather. The Clendennings spend Christmas holidays with relatives in Moore Oklahoma. Carl Tharp and Mrs Tharp with Dexter and Mrs Stover dine with J P Murphy in Lovington. Richard Jones visits W E Baird in Seminole. Bob Champion visits with Pates Summers Barnetts in Oi Center and Hobbs New Mexico. W W Gladden of Kermit and family visit daughter Mrs Astor Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hendricks
Lovington
N M
Troy Lasater
Altus
Oklahoma
Charles
Tulsa
Tharp
Dexter Stover
Odessa
J. P. Murphy
N. M
Richard Jones
W. E. Bairds
Seminole
Bob Champion
Pates
Summers and Barnetts
Oi! Center
Hobbs, N M
Dimes to Run Month Long Polio Campaign in 1953
The March of Dimes extends its polio drive to January 2 to January 31 1953 due to record cases and high treatment costs. About 44 000 of 55 000 polio patients in 1952 were aided by the campaign with funds split equally between local patient aid and national research and epidemic programs. Basil O Connor urges full support saying the fight requires greater effort and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
National Foundation For
Basil O’connor
Christmas Travel and Local Family Moves Across Texas
Family of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bacon left Tuesday for a Christmas visit with par ents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tapp in Morton. Vernon Moselys moved into a new Andrews home. Webb family relocated to the Goldsmith Phillips Gasoline Plant Camp. Sunday guests in Henry Dillard’s home were sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. T. Walker of Seminole. Muriel Harwell family obituary services held in Odessa after an auto crash near Penwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bacon
H. C. Tapp
Morton
Vernon Moselys
Andrews
Morris Ivy
T. C. Christian
Odessa
Muriel Harwell
Penwell
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Harwell
Phillips Water Station
Crane
Texas
Chester Allens
Cisco
Girl Scout Troop Five Holds Annual Christmas Party
Girl Scout Troop Five held its annual Christmas party in the Junior High Gym on December 17. Each girl brought a humorous gift for 25c, with items like corn-pads paper dolls and story books. Attendees enjoyed games punch and a variety of sandwiches and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop Five
Girl Scout Troop 5
Darlene Trosper
Hospital Admissions Over Weekend and Weekday
December 18 admissions include C. E. Green David Voorhees Mrs J T Teague J L Tabor and Mrs Larry Smith. Minor surgery patients include Karen Braswell Rondago Coe and several others. Additional weekend admissions listed with Mrs J D Ramsey and Phyllis Ann Bennett among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Green
David Voorhees
J. T. Teague
J. L Tabor
Larry Smith
Karen Braswell
Rondago Coe
H. B. Walters
C. S. Seal
R. C. Holcombe
Lee Roy Denny
Flora Dell Hudson
Hewert Eason
W. J Ballew
J. D. Ramsey
Bobby Crossland
W. E. Galloway
Mancill Jones
Phyllis Ann Bennett
Newborns Join Families in December Births
A girl named Sara Shepard Byron Lynn born December 17 to Mr and Mrs P D Salor Jr weighs seven pounds five ounces. A son named Byron Lynn born December 19 to Mr and Mrs S Seal. A son named Stephen Ronald born December 18 to Mr and Mrs Larry Smith weighs five pounds eight ounces. A daughter born December 23 to Mr and Mrs Mancil Jones weighs seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D Salor, Jr
Sara Shepard Byron Lynn
S. Seal
Larry Smith
Stephen Ronald
Mancil Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phillips
el Paso News
Pat Clendennings
Mooreklahoma
Carl Tharps
W. W. Gladdens
Kermit
Astor Adams
God
John
Tom Jeffreys
White House
Harry Vaughn
Nixon
Merr
W. A
Bil) Farmer Construction CO
Hospital News
E and
Cushman Eagles
Mustang and
Clinton
Odessa Taylor Machine
J. K. McEldowney
Juliana Larson
Metropolitan Opera
Thorn
Wien
Neuerberg Motors
Plymouth & Chrysler
Ford Trucks Rum
Iyn Teres G.W
Ford Trucks
Ford ‘Ucks
Johnny Smith Motor Company
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