Perkins elected vice president of NM Rural Letter Carriers
Views and A B Perkins of Lovington were elected vice president of the New Mexico Rural Letter Carriers Association at the state meeting in Carlsbad. The 1960 convention site will be Las Cruces. The report notes the Bureau of Census shows the school age population at a historic peak and projected growth through 1963.
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A. B. Perkins
Lovington
New Mexico Rural Letter Carriers Association
Carlsbad
Las Cruces
N—V
Bureau of Census
September Rodeo Planned By City Chamber Directors
Hail damage in Lea County is light to date with about 600 acres of cotton reported damaged and some fields up to 80 percent destroyed. County Agent Jim Gilstrap notes 28 500 acres planted this year, 6 000 more than 1958, while some tomato fields are total losses and insurers report spotty cotton damage with no single pattern.
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Lea County
Jim Gilstrap
Gilstrap
Lea
Lovington
Red Cross swim lessons announced for six week summer program
Red Cross announces a summer program of six week swim lessons led by instructor A D Black. Registration at Lovington Country Club pool Friday 10 am to 6 pm. Open to anyone six years or older with no charge for the course. non members pay 3.50 pool fee per 10 lessons. Lessons run 8 30 to 1 30 am daily Monday through Friday with two week periods from June 15 to July 3.
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Red Cross
Cinco Rogers
Lovington Country Club
D. Black
Sunland Park Sets Opening For Oct 9
Sunland Park plans a October 9 start with a 45 day season. The $2.8 million track near El Paso will host 10 races daily with minimum purses of 1250 to 1500. Wood Erwin named racing director. parimutuel betting faces legal challenges from Dona Ana residents and state lawmakers.
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The
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Sunland Park
Fortuna Corporation
el Paso
Texas
Wood Erwin
la Mesa Park
Raton
Sunland
Gateway Park
Dona Ana
Dona Ana County
State Racing Commission
Pari Mutuel
Cotton Candidates Profile: Wanda Farris of Eunice
Wanda Farris, born in Vernon Texas, age 20, resides at 1104 North 10th Eunice. Daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Farris, Eunice High School graduate, studied hair styling one year at Isbell's University.
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Vernon
Texas
Wanda
10Th
Eunice
L. L. Farris
Eunice High School
Isbell’s University
Kay Alexander 22 Learns Home Economics At Texas Tech
Kay Alexander 22 was born in Lubbock and attended Amarillo high school. She studied 314 years at Texas Tech majoring in dress designing and Home Economics. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Charles Alexander of the Lovington rural area.
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Kay
Lubbock
Amarillo
Texas Tech
J. Charles Alexander
Rural
Lovington
Jo Ann Jackson Profile From Lovington
Born in Lovington Jo Ann is a Lovington High School graduate who studied elementary education four years at Abilene Christian College. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Jackson she resides at 401 West Avenue B.
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Lovington
Jo Ann
Lovington High School
Abilene Christian College
Jack Jackson
W. Ave
Peggy Rice A Lovington High Graduate Attends ENMU
Peggy Rice aged 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Rice, of 501 North Is, born in Ropesville Texas, is a Lovington High School graduate and has attended Eastern New Mexico University at Portales majoring in business education.
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Leon Rice
Peggy
N. Is
Ropesville, Tex
Lovington High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
No Quorum Halts City Council Meeting
Two councilmen Chester Dotson and Guy Boyd attended a Tuesday session that lacked a third member to reach quorum. Roy Lee Jones M. Hester and R A Grisham were unable to attend. City Manager Wes Allen consulted with the city attorney on rescheduling or postponing business. Exchange Generators A-1 Auto Parts 1101 S Main
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Chester Dotson
Guy Boyd
Roy Lee Jones
M. Hester
R. A. Grisham
Wes Allen
Fifteen Lea County Homemakers Attend State School
Fifteen Lea County homemakers attended the Homemakers College held last week in Las Cruces. Lea delegates to the State Association meeting included Mrs. Dick Castleberry Lovington and Mrs. Tom Bell Hobbs with several officers elected or appointed. The group toured courses from home management to public affairs and nutrition and included attendees from Caprock Eunice Jal Lovington and McDonald with county home associates Mary Jo Carlton and Lois Jasper accompanying.
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Lea County
Las Cruces
Lea
Association
Dick Castleberry
Lovington
Tom Bell
Hobbs
Bill Martin Caprock
Castleberry
E. L. Randolph
Buddy Hayter
National Notes
Mary Jo Carlton
Lois Jasper
Lovington Fire Dept Sets Disaster Warning Siren Test
Fire Chief Rusty Woodward announced a four minute continuous siren blast to signal a storm or disaster warning. An all clear will be a similar but shorter signal of about two minutes. The department has been receiving many phone calls whenever the siren sounds.
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Lovington
Rusty Woodward
Woodward
Million Dollar Pipe Links Empire Abo to Caprock Fields
A $1 million eight inch pipeline will run 45 miles from the Empire Abo field in Eddy County to Caprock in Lea County, linking major New Mexico oil plays. When complete it is expected to move 20 000 barrels daily and ease eastern pipeline congestion while boosting drilling in the region. Governor Burroughs and Oil Commission members praise the project as strengthening the state economy.
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New Mexico
Empire-Abo
Eddy County
Artesia
Caprock
Lea County
United States
Murray Morgan
Oil Commission
Morgan
John Burroughs
Commission
Lovington Eyes World Championship Rodeo With Fair Tie
Lovington Chamber directors urged continuing the World Championship Rodeo planning in September in conjunction with the County Fair. Lee Jackson reported on status as June event producer backed out. Lions Club offered concessions help. others pledged support and arena relocation efforts were discussed. Boteler elected to fill a board term and a Maid of Cotton contest entry to Fabens was planned.
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Lovington
Lee Jackson
Rodeo Association
Leo Jones
Lions Club
Fair Board Association
Marvin McClish
Jim Gilstrdp
Chamber
Ed Bell
Winford Carlile
Jerry Stoltz
Fair Grounds
Virgil Boteler
Boteler
J. O. Dotson
Fabens
Tourist Bureau
County Roads Committee
State Highway Dept Paid Lea County For Highway Rights Of Way
The State Highway Department paid Lea County property owners $10,711 for highway rights of way in the last five months. Chief Highway Engineer L D Wilson said that since January payments to property owners in 23 New Mexico counties total $1,373,365, with overall right of way payments since January 1958 at $3,655,224. The January 1958 date marks the start of periodic public reports on right of way costs. In this period payments to Lea County include W H Castleberry 7121 for land and residence, E H Power 50 for removal of a sign, Walter F Dyar 3148 for land and improvements, and Annie B Oglesby 391 for land and move sign.
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State Highway Department
Lea County
L. D. Wilson
Santa Fe
Wilson
New Mexico
The
Highway Commission
N. M. 18
W. H. Castleberry
E. H. Power
Walter F. Dyar
Annie B. Oglesby
Trial Opens Wednesday In Fla. Rape Case Of Black Coed
In Tallahassee a four white youths case against a 19 year old Black coed proceeds with 256 jurors called for a trial in the Leon County courthouse. The coed describes a May 2 assault with rape seven times as doctors confirm injuries.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
W. May Walker
Poplarville
Miss
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Dillon T. Collinsworth
Collinsworth
Patrick Scarborough
Air Force
Ervin Beagles
Ollie’ Stoutamire
Hopkins
Leroy Collins
East Germans See Bluff in West Berlin Threats
East Berlin officials say the Communist regime may bluff about forcing Western Allies from West Berlin while expecting to influence Allied garrisons and supplies. They worry beyond Berlin, fearing for East Germany if Soviet troops leave, and expect a future peace treaty with Moscow.
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East Berlin
UPI
East Germany
West Berlin
Communist Party Central
Russia
Communist Party
Paul Werner
Adenauer
West Germany
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Jerry
S Foto
Kay Alexander
JO Ann Jackson
Peggy Rice
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Marvin Sullins
Dowell Garrison
S. A. Richardson
McDonald
M. M Young
J. ‘. Mill
Birs
Ralph Bowington
Hal Baker
J. W. Scoggins
Jal
Eddy
Service Oil Pipeline Co
Tulsa
Okla
New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission