Lovington School Cafeteria Reports Yearly Meal Totals
The Lovington school cafeteria reports 120 425 meals served last year under the national school lunch program. Milks were served with 79 830 meals and without milk 29 556. 7 484 meals were free for students with unpaid parents. Teachers and staff consumed 2 845 meals with milk and 710 without milk. Revenue totaled 34 127 14 including student and adult meal charges and program reimbursement. Expenditures reached 34 845 97 with a 905 20 balance carried forward. Meals will cost 25 cents per day this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington School
Tom Steele
WSCS Meeting Set at Mrs Pannell’s Home
The WSCS of the Lovington Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs H C Pannell’s home on August 13. Mrs W E Hester leads the program. All ladies in charge of the drivers are urged to attend as friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Lovington
Lovington Women’s Club Plan August Dinner Meeting
The Lovington Women’s Club will meet August 9 at 7 pm in the Lea Room of the Liano Hotel. Dinner will be served. Max Edwards, assistant District Attorney, will speak on legislation for women jurors and amendments on the September 18 special election. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Will
Lea
Liano Hotel
Max Edwards
Revival to be Held in Winert Texas by Rev Watt
Rev Chester Watt pastor of First Baptist Loving ton leaves for Winert Texas to lead a revival lasting through August 19. Rev Otis Edwards Baptist Missionary for Lea County will lead August 12 services. On August 19 Rev J F Nix of Lubbock will conduct services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Watt
First Baptist Church
Lovington
Winert
Texas
Otis Edwards
Lea County
Watt
J. F. Nix
Lubbock
Mrs Campbell to Oversee Youth Center Event
Mrs John Campbell will supervise the Youth Center on Thursday August 9. All teenagers are urged to attend.
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Mrs. Campbell
John Campbell
High School Annual Fund Has Balance
Lawrence Crouse, junior high principal, will supervise the fifth through seventh grades. Teachers listed include Charles Waga mon, Floy Bell, Jimmy Henry, James Reese, How ard Howell, Julia Pannel, Sara Bell, Mary Clements, Hugh Clardy, Vashti Grable, Anita Gunn, and Jewell Orcutt. Lee Burt will supervise elementary grades one through four with Josie Shackle ford, Jennie Dendy, Jean Whit field, Ruth Wood, Mary Lou Carson, Agnes Childre, Ruth Mayhew, Opal Moore, Fay Harrington, Oleene Humphreys, Maurine Frost, Ruby Wilie, Mollie Prie, Jean Haugen, Frieda Eshenbaugh, Ethel Lampman, Jonisue Cearly, Carl Martin, Helen Pettey, Bernice Ehrlich, Bobbie King, and Camille Byers in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Crouse
Charles Wagamon
Floy Bell
Jimmy Henry
James Reese
Howard Howell
Julia Pannel
Sara Bell
Mary Clements
Hugh Clardy
Vashti Grable
Anita Gunn
Jewell Orcutt
Lee Burt
Burt
Josie Shackleford
Jennie Dendy
Jean Whitfield
Ruth Wood
Mary Lou Carson
Agnes Childre
Ruth
Mayhew
Opal Moore
Fay Harrington
Oleene Humphreys
Maurine Frost
Ruby Wilie
Mollie Prie
Jean Haugen
Frieda Eshenbaugh
Ethel Lampman
Jonisue Cearly
Carl Martin
Helen Pettey
Bernice Ehrlich
Bobbie King
Camille Byers
Hub Hubb game among early colonists sparks naming
Early American colonists observed a dice like game played by Indians. The booming shouted hub hub hub gave rise to the name hub hub for the pastime.
School staff for 1951 52 term announced
Mrs. Steele lists assistants for the 1951 52 term including Mrs. Dale Phillips Mrs. O S Bigham Mrs. Estella Burns Mrs. C Yancey Mrs. L W Pruitt and Mrs. J L Hampton. Public invited to visit the school cafeteria to see it in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Dale Phillips
O. S. Bigham
Estella Burns
C. Yancey
L. W. Pruitt
J. L. Hampton
TATUM SAILOR ABOARDSHIP AT USN DESTROYER CHANCEY
Barnett M Green a fireman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs J B Green of Tatum N M serves aboard the re commissioned destroyer USS Chancey undergoing final testing and overhaul on the West Coast before joining the Atlantic Fleet. The ship was just returned to active service from the Pacific Reserve fleet at San Diego California.
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Barnett M .Greeen
USN
J. B. Green
Tatum
N. M
Chancey
West Coast
Destroyer Force
Pacific Reserve Fleet
San Diego
Calif
JAL SEAMAN TAKES CRUISE
Midshipman J L Burke III USNROTC son of J L Burke Jr of Jal and OU Norman Okla departed Norfolk Aug 3 on a month long cruise to U S and Caribbean ports. The Atlantic Fleet training squadron including USS Missouri will visit New York Colon Panama and Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Mr and Mrs Gerald Daniut of Smackover Ark visited the Daniels.
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J. L. Burke, III
Usnrotc
J. L. Burke, Jr
Jal
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Norfolk
U. S
Carribbean
Navy
U. S. Naval Academy
NROTC
Missouri
New York
Colon
Panama
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Lee Ann Cayton Honored On 5th Birthday
Lee Ann Cayton of McDonald was honored on her fifth birthday at home on Saturday morning August 4. Guests enjoyed a large cake and ice cream and were given suckers as keepsakes. Attending were Jeanie and Bud Bridgeforth, Tommy and Jan Cammack, Nona Dailey, Jimmy and Pamela Erwin, with mothers Mrs. Dave Erwin, Mrs. Jack Dailey, Mrs. Bud Bridgeforth, Mrs. Tom Cammack, and Mrs. Jack Cayton. Guest Mrs. Finis Heidel also attended.
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Lee Ann Cayton
McDonald
Jeanie Bridgeforth
Bud _ Bridgefor Tommy
Jan Cammack
Nona Dailey
Jimmy
Pamela Erwin
Dave Erwin
Jack Dailey
Bud Bridgeforth
Tom Cammack
Jack Cayton
Honoree
Finis Heidel
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