Mineral Rights and Lands for Sale in New Mexico and Texas
Announcements solicit buyers for mineral rights and land in Lea County New Mexico and Andrews Ector Pecos Crane Ward Winkler Yoakum Cochran and Blockley Counties Texas. Advertises selling royalty interests based on legal descriptions acreage and price with notices of related seed and ranch listings in Lovington Magdalena and Tatum areas.
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Lea County
New Mex
Andrews
Ector
Zines
Pecos
Crane, Ward
Winkler
Yoakum
Cochran
Blockley Counties
Texas
For Rent Apartments at Air Base City
Rents lowered on August 1 for efficiencies and 1 and 2 bedroom units with private baths living rooms kitchens large storage closets and paved streets. Efficiency and 1 bedroom utilities $10.00. 1 bed $27.50. 2 bed $32.50 plus $10.00 utilities. Contact Air Base City phone 9520 box 426.
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AIR Base City
It’s Your Money political ad targets Miethem-Larrazol
A political advertisement alleges misused funds by the Dinerocrats citing dead heads payoffs insurance deals and purchasing violations. It urges voters to back Miethem-Larrazol and frames the race as a direct test of fiscal integrity.
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Dinerocrats
Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
Ad copy claims a fast cure for athlete's foot with undiluted alcohol contact. It promotes T-4-L as a high concentration preparation and offers a 40 cent back guarantee from any druggist. Now available at City Brag Co.
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City Brag Co
Youths Attend Chicken Fry in Maljam ar Home
The Mallamar Young People enjoyed a chicken fry at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmo Young last week. Attendees included Carol Wayne Virginia and Bill Panse Ethel Wooted De Wayne Mason Kenneth Kelley Molly and Jerry Cooper Terrel and Hubert Hart widge and Reok Ashcroft.
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Mallamar
Elmo Young
Carol Wayne
Virginia
Bill Panse
Ethel Wooted
de Wayne Mason
Kenneth Kelley
Molly
Jerry Cooper
Terrel
Hubert Hartwidge
Reok
Ashcroft
Notice of Hearing Final Accounting Virgil N Six Estate
In Lea County New Mexico the probate court will hear objections to the final accounting of executrix Della Six for the Virgil N Six estate at 10:00 A M on September 15 1950 in Lovington. The hearing will determine heirship and distribution and discharge the executrix. Heidel Swarthout Lovington NM represent executrix. Published Lovington Leader August 4 11 18 25 1950.
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Della Six
Virgil N. Six
Lovington
Lea County
New Mexico
Heidel & Swarthout
Texas Couples Marry Here in Lovington Courthouse Records
Licenses issued July 29 to Claude Tucker and Johnnie Brown both of Big Springs. J M McDonald 58 to Velma Lee Ash 47 of Big Springs. Burlin Hanson 24 to Doris Keller 19 of Hobbs. Elmore Hill 50 to Marie Alexander 33 of Austin. John McAfee 29 to Mollie Washburn 16 of Post. July 31 Ralph Freeman 19 to Willie Steen 18 of Odessa. B H Jones 43 of Snyder to Mamie Johnson 42 of Fluvanna. Billy Massingill 18 of Big Springs. Dever Applewhite 34 to Evelyn Shuttleworth 27 of Seminole. Nathaniel Warren 38 of Big Springs to Eddie Price 38 of Tyler. Morris Williams 24 to Juillie Mad en 20 of Lubbock. Aug 1 Glenn Powell 21 to Elois McGee 17 of Lubbock. James Evans 30 to Wrenie Brackey 26 of Beck enridge. Edward Rackley 21 to Patricia McGee 18 of Lubbock. W C Byers 22 of Hobbs to Georgia Bryant 18 of Buckeye. Forest Lee Jr 21 of Lamesa to Rub Toon 18 of Segarves. William Cummings 22 of Lovington to Loretta Bonds 18 of Crossroads. Charles Anderson 32 of Hobbs to Eva Battle of La Grange Texas.
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Texas
Lovington
Claude Tucker
Johnnie Brown
Big Springs
J. M. McDonald
Velma Lee Ash
Burlin Weldon Hanson
Doris Irene Keller
Hobbs
Elmore Hill
Marie Alexander
Austin
John William McAfee
Mollie la Wagerine Washburn
Post
Ralph Freeman
Willie Mae Steen
Odessa
B. H. Jones
Snyder
Mamie Johnson
Fluvana
Billy Duane Massingill
Dever Lee Applewhite
Evelyn Shuttleworth
Seminole
Nathaniel Warren
Eddie Lee Price
Tyler
Morris Williams
Juillie Mac Maden
Lubbock
Glenn Arlyn Powell
Elois McGee
James R. Evans
Wrenie C. Brackey
Beckenridge
Edward Rackley
Patricia E. McGee
W. C. Byers
Georgia Helen Bryant
Buckeye
Forest Lee Jr
Lamesa
Rubb Toon
Sea
Mrs. V. M. South Visits Granddaughter in Portales
Mrs. V. M. South arrives for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Creamer and their children. She is the mother of Mrs. Creamer and resides in Portales.
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V. M. South
Ross Creamer
Mrs. South
Creamer
Portales
4 H Clubs Lead Rural Life Recreation Program
The national 4 H recreation and rural arts program expands in New Mexico with adult and youth leader training courses funded by U S Rubber Co amounting to about 29000 dollars. In 1948 10200 youths and 6400 adults attended clinics receiving instruction in singing dancing games sports dramatics handicrafts and more while clubs earned merit certificates cash awards and trips to Chicago 4 H Club Congress for national champions.
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New Mexico
U. S. Rubber Co
U. S. Rubber
Chicago
Bobbie Jay Morgan
Portales
Socorro
Torrance
Roosevelt
Curry
Dona aAna
Cooperative Extension Service
Pentagon Says UN Troops Won't Be Dunked in Korea Sea
Pentagon and General MacArthur officials stress a holding action in Korea. They say slow ground loss buys time and material to strike. avoid stubborn defense, while traders space for an eventual offensive. Newton article notes First Unitarian Society offering worship space to Jewish Temple Shalom until a building is found.
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Pentagon
MacArthur
Korea
Newton, Mass
First Unitarian Society
Shalom
Singing Event Draws Large Highway Crowd
A full day gospel singing at Highway attracted a large audience. Attendees brought meals and a ground lunch was provided. Performers included Ray Dye and Darrell Tanner, with numerous songleaders listed. The event concluded with a note about meeting at the United Pentecostal Church and the singings school closing.
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Ray Dye
Lewallen
Johnson
J. E. Dye
Darrell Tanner
Bates
Granddad Derrick
Anthony
Speigh
Perot
R. E. Hilburn
Campsy
Harold Tanner
Parson
Allen Grisham
Wisnoski
J.E. Dye
Bill Lewis
Dad Brian
Bean
Gospel Singers
United Penticostal Church
Saging School
Summer Recreation Program Ends Aug 4 at Lovington
The Lovington Schools cap off the Summer Recreation Program on Friday August 4 with a 7 30 p m double header basketball game at the High School Gym. Lovington Alumni face Hobbs Alumni with girls team first and notable players listed. Admission is a donation to support the Youth Center under construction. Over 300 children participated in activities including basketball swimming tumbling and games.
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Lovington
Larry Crouse
Hobbs
Bobby Gann
Joyce Culp
Doris McClish
Ann Bargatt
Betty McKibben
Doanie Smith
Ross Black
Bob Kant
Ncc
Pannell
Hve
Mrs Castleberry Injured in Fall
Mrs Dick Castleberry recently broke her arm in a fall and is reported improving.
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Mrs. Castleberry
Dick Castleberry
Nationalists Do Not Represent Reds In U N
At Lake Success, Russian Delegate Jacob Malik ruled that the Chinese Nationalist delegate does not represent China. The ruling opened the Security Council meeting with the question of Chinese Communist representation on the UN agenda, drawing an immediate challenge from Ambassador Warren Austin of the United States.
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Jacob Malik
United Nations Security Council
China
Russia
Malik
Yorth
Warren Austin
United States
109 Attend Sunday School July 29 at Church of Christ
Garnie Atkisson reports attendance totals for Bible Study 109 Worship 170 and Evening Service 91 on July 30 at the Church of Christ. The new church building nears completion with the roof finished Tuesday.
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Church OF Christ
Garnie Atkisson
Singing School At United Penticostal Church
The United Penticostal Church hosts a nightly singing school at 7:45 pm that runs through the week and closes Sunday afternoon. No fees are charged. Instructor J. E. Dye is organizing a quartet and planning more special music as a large Lovington crowd attends.
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United Penticostal Church
J. E. Dye
Lovington
Highway
Monument Marks Washington’s 1775 Command Site
In Cambridge Massachusetts a monument marks the spot where Gen George Washington assumed command of the Continental Army in 1775. A historic elm once shaded the site stood until 1922 when it was toppled by a windstorm.
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Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
Intermediate and Junior Life Saving Test Progress
About 25 students completed the Intermediate course and 20 are prepared to take the Junior Life Saving Test. This marks steady progress in the program as new competencies are demonstrated and readiness assessed.
Biting Cop Brings Fines and Jail in Albuquerque
Rosendo Peralta of Albuquerque received 35 dollars and 30 days in jail for biting a policeman on the leg and hurling a shoe at another during a drunken arrest. He added 30 days for drunkenness after the incident in the sobering up tank.
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Albuquerque
Rosendo Perelta
Peralta
Box Car Shortages May Ease If Unloaded Promptly
Interstate commerce commission urged wholesalers to unload box cars quickly and return them to service. Albuquerque office sent letters to buyers recommending prompt unloading to alleviate the shortage.
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Albuquerque
Innerstate Commerce Commission
The
Commission
Development plan for river basins eyed in two years
Governor Mabry after the Arkansas-Red-White River basins interagency meeting in Oklahoma City says a complete water development plan may reach Congress in two years. He notes strong cooperation and the Army Engineers intend to move quickly, with New Mexico expected to benefit from basin development.
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Santa FE
T. J.mabry
Mabry
New Mexico
Army
Rea Buys Another Big Engine for Lovington Plant
Lea County Electric Cooperative directors accept the low bid from Fairbanks Morse Co for a 3500 horsepower diesel engine and generator set to add to the existing three units at the Lovington plant. President and secretary ordered to execute the contract. Bids came from Fairbanks Morse 137.00 per KW, Cooper Bessenell 139.00, Nordberg 140.12 per KW.
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Lea County Electric Cooperative Board
Fairbanks Morse Co
Lovington
R. B. Moore
Fairbanks Morse and Co
Cooper Bessenell and Co
Nordberg Manufacturing Co
Lea County Calls 39 More Up For Physical Exams
Mrs. Frances Connell of the county selective service office reports a new call for 37 men from the 1A class to report for induction in Lovington. They will undergo physicals in Lovington on August 15 and in El Paso on August 16. Names cannot be released until after pass/fail results and induction.
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Frances Connell
County Selective Service Office
Lovington
el Paso
Connell
Baptist Church Girls Group Plans Programs After Card Writing
The Intermediate G. A. met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Alden Woodward's home. The group wrote cards to prospective members and organized future meeting plans.
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G. A
the Baptist Church
Alden Woodward
Crow Family Relocates to Lovington. Takes Texaco Station
Mr and Mrs W E Crow and their son have moved from Hobbs to Lovington where Crow now owns the Texaco Station in Lovington.
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W. E. Crow and Son
Lovington
Hobbs
Crow
Texaco
Mrs Howard Fillman Begins Secretary Duty for Sacra Brothers
New secretary Mrs Howard Fillman started her duties in August for Sacra Brothers Co. at their offices.
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Howard Fillman
Sacra Brothers Co
Creamers Welcome Baby Daughter Gyn at Lovington General
Mr and Mrs Ross Creamer announce the birth of a baby girl named Gyn born July 31 at Lovington General Hospital. The infant weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces. The couple has two other children Kathy aged 3 and Marcy 22 months. Maternal grandparents are M W South of Portales and paternal grandparents J W Creamer of Dora.
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Ross Creamer
Lovington General Hospital
Gyn
Creamers
Kathy
Marcy
M. W. South
Portales
J. W. Creamer
Dora
League Leaders In Lovington Softball Highlights
batting averages show Carter Buckeye at .500 followed by Lanehart Amerada .458 and Kizer Magnolia .444. Erwin Lions and Mangano Humble lead hits with 16. Reese Amerada and others have two home runs. Mangano leads RBIs with 18. Blanton Mallamar tops putouts. Dreamer Lions and Kizer Magnolia cite steals. Phillips Nowell paces assists with 34.
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Lovington
Carter
Buckeye
Lanehard
Amerada
Kizer
Magnolia
Adams
Jake’s
Bill Bailey Lindy
Forrest Henry
Arkie Smith
Lions
Webber
Woodard
Hamilton
Humble
Ross Creamer
Trammel
Lanehart
Erwin
Mangano
Polk
Reese
E. V. Byron
Lindy’s Mahan
Blanton
Mall
Mallamar
Phillips
Nowell
Powell
Creamer
Blackman
Return From Oklahoma Couple Vacationing in State
Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips returned this week from a vacation trip that they spent in Oklahoma.
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Frank Phillips
Oklahoma
Priority Set Up On War Claims
Mrs. Georgia L. Lusk former New Mexico congresswoman and War Claims Commission member announced that former prisoners of war in service or National Guard units will receive priority in collecting their war claims. She said these men should write the commission and have their claims paid before a change of address while visiting Carlsbad.
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Georgia L. Lusk
New Mexico
U. S. War Claims Commission
National Guard
Tax collections up over July 1949 totals rise announced
United Press reports July tax collections by the Bureau of Revenue near 4 million dollars, about half a million more than last year. Gasoline tax receipts rise and motor vehicle taxes show the largest percentage gain, rising from 95 to 133 thousand dollars. About 20 million acres of land are irrigated in 17 western states.
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Bureau of Revenue
Bureau
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Everett M. Bevers
Il and Land Investments
San Antonio, Texas
Ceresan
Woody’s Act Inc
Woody Carter Farms
Salf Campbell
Denver City
Magdalena
Sonmie
Mex
J. W. Wallrich
Eal
Call Levington
Kirksey
Embbock and
Roswell Highway
Tatum
Windsor Sports
Weneee
Aeteteeene
Pol. Polit. Adv
Maljamar
State OF New Mexico
State OF
Barbara Lee Owens
Donna Ashmore
Lovington Leader
Korean Sea
Reds
U. N
Penticostal Church
Rea
Ross Creamers
Rice
Wiley
Bradshaw
K. Lawson
Jake
Melton
George Lord
Chad Wylie
Sun.-Mon
SKELT
Lis Svotee
E & B Jewelry
United Press
Hemmer Mill
Wetmore Mill
Wetmore
Productables
Tonkaw
Fulwerizer Machinery 4
Okla
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