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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1966

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State Church Meeting Set In Lovington

The Lovington Parkview Baptist Church at 18 W Ave O hosts the 1966 meeting of the Baptist Missionary Association of New Mexico with 2 PM Thursday Oct 27. Johnny Wilson of Farwell Texas presides as moderator and W J Richey of Artesia aids as assistant moderator.

Parkview Baptist Church W. Ave. O Lovington Baptist Missionary Association of New Mexico Johnny Wilson Farwell Texas W. J. Richey Artesia Hobbs Prairieview Meeting of

Wildman services set for 10 a.m. Friday

Abner L. Wildman 82 longtime Tatum resident died in Oklahoma City after sudden illness. He operated a blacksmith shop in Tatum since 1928 then moved to Plains Texas in 1947 to run a shop. Services Friday at Smith Rogers Funeral Home Chapel at 10 a.m. Burial at Fort Sumner at 3 p.m. Survivors include three daughters Norma Curry Nada Lee Perry and Ronetta Brinkley and three sons Oliver Elwood and one more listed as Wildman.

Abner L. Wildman Tatum Oklahoma City Nada Lee Perry Ely Nevada Ronetta Brinkley Lovington Oliver Wildman Eunice Elwood Wildman Wildman

Crazy Daze 1966 Promoting Lovington Business Success

Lovington Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Committee hailed Crazy Daze as a top promotion drawing crowds and boosting trade. Parade through downtown showcased costumes while merchants credited the event for high traffic and revived shopper confidence with strong community participation. Winners named: Claude Gregory, Alfreda Gregory, Mrs Leonard Lehl, Ricky Potts, Lloyd Foster, Jana and Brenda Pritchett.

Chamber of Commerce Retai Merchants Committee Lovington Harold Baer C.G. Clark Retail Merchants Committee of the Chamber Bill Hawkins Turners Claude Gregory Alfreda Gregory Leonard Lehl Ricky Potts Lloyd Foster Jana Brenda Pritchett Brenda Pritchett

City names Joe Smith as new city manager

In a near forty minute city commission session a new city manager was chosen Joe Smith to replace Wes Allen who resigns after ten years. Smith previously served as city manager 1949 to 1954 with pay of 590 dollars monthly while Allen earns 690. The vote to accept Allen’s resignation was unanimous and Smith agreed to take the post without a raise.

Joe Smith Smith Wes Allen Allen Osborne Fisher A. H. Hahn Harold Denton Hahn City Street Department Commission Allen’s Charles Hargreaves

Cargo argues audits show questionable state purchases

Republican candidate David Cargo in Gallup says a New Mexico audit by Alex Armijo is highly critical of Santo Vaio’s purchasing office. He cites multiple similar requisitions and separate purchase orders to dodge bids, questioning legality and fiscal ethics. Cargo notes purchases from Healy Matthews Stationers and links to Vaio aides, then meets Zuni Governor Robert Lewis at the Zuni Pueblo to discuss further steps.

Cargo Gallup Alex Armijo Santo Vaio Gene Lusk Healy Matthews Santa Fe Vaio Zuni

Freeman Bar ry R. Freeman dies on hunting trip

Services are pending at Smith Rogers Funeral Home for Barry R. Freeman 53 a Hobbs resident six years. He died last night in Norton Kansas while on a hunting trip after a sudden illness. Survived by wife Patsy Ship Freeman two daughters Mrs R W Cogburn and Frances Lou Freeman mother Mrs Fred Freeman Sr Grove Oklahoma two brothers Fred Freeman Jr Yokohama Japan one sister Mrs Vella Evans Taylor Texas and one grandson.

Smith Rogers Funeral Barry R. Freeman Hobbs Freeman Norton Kansas Patsy Ship Freeman Lovington R. W. Cogburn Frances Lou Freeman Fred Freeman Grove Oklahoma

Buckeye Buzzard Preaches Thrift and Farm Life

The Buckeye Buzzard extols weather suitable for all seasons and fence mending work. He praises post holes and setting stakes under sun to value living on the open plains and dinner on the farm. He notes city folk struggle to get along and imagines a simple, hardworking life.

Lovington Area Fair Sees Mild Temps Through Thursday

Weather notice reports Lovington and surrounding area will stay mostly unchanged with today’s high around 82 and a low near 39. State record temp yesterday set in Roswell at 76 with Loving ton’s low around 40 early morning.

Lovington Roswell

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New Mexico Hoyt Caldwell Hoyt State Church Meeting S&h Roy Farr Supermarket Oper Joe Clark Richard Bolt Weldon Irvin Wildman Services Ken Kennedy Miller-Waldrop Hugh Boyt Wackers Oscar McKenney McKenny’s John Benge Bill Sanders Abbott and Olivers Jesse Dickens Dickens Charles Moore Ben Franklin Bill Irwin C.R. Anthony Red Smith Smith Electronics Vi Clisbee Stell’s Florine Marsh Ralph Adams Western Auto Store Bob Tipps Tipps Mrs. Housewife Dorris Selby Cashway Llano South Main Monore and Main First Methodist Church Lea County Fort Bliss Hamzy Vernon R. Howard Gibion C. Chambers Freddie W. Clements Gary C. Stine Noel Patterson Billy C. Taylor Donald E. Pallips James A. McDonald George E. Fourgureau Ronald J. Bradshaw Donald W. Barnes Riley N. Blevins Floyd E. Evans Charles Sewell Teddy Kennemer Pry Sicals Carter Anderson David Cargo Robert Lewis Zuni ‘Pueblo Buckeye Buzzard Lovington Forecast
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