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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1951
Page
4
Local people return from Nazarene camp
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Harrington returned from the District Camp Grounds at Ruidosa with a group of Nazarene Church children. They left Monday August 6 for the annual summer camp where daily devotions and Bible studies were held. About 200 attendees participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Harrington
Ruidosa
The
Nazarene Church
Lovington Social News Recap
Horace Gore former leader reporter visited the Leader office, now roughnecking in Tatum. Brady pair Henry and Mrs Owens spent the weekend with the Wolfrums. Crane couple T V Wilson visited Lovington. James Daniel and Jewel Pyeatt guests in L W Perry home. Jack Neumeyer left for Oklahoma City to be with his mother. Undersheriff James Robinson family on vacation, expected back in a week. Granddaughter Ann Price of California visiting Love family. Mary Lou Hamilton returned to Durant after a week with aunt Kate Garrett. Joe Witherspoon spent Thursday in Lubbock on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gore
Leader
Tatum
Henry Owens
Brady
Texas
G. R. Wolfrum
James Daniel
Snyder
Jewel Pyeatt
L. W
Mrs. Love
Ann Price
California
Mary Lou Hamilton
Durant
Lovington
Kate Garrett
Joe Witherspoon
Lubbock
WCTU Calls for Nationwide Drive for Youth
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union calls a nationwide drive to provide clean and wholesome recreational facilities for high school and college youth. Members say the effort aims to keep students from liquor and narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Union
Local Marriage Licenses Listed By Dates
A composite list of marriage licenses dated August 8 through August 11 shows couples from Odessa Hobbs Monahans Loving ton and surrounding Texas towns. Names include Lurtene God win James Forson Velma Speed Charley Hawkins Avilla Blancet Leonard Morrison Mary Loren Love John Williard Harbin Roselyn Holpp Boyd Vaughn Frankie East William Baldwin Dainty Dell Sullivan Vanda Rhodes J W Stewart Ruth Bendorf Jerry Tuggle Lois Tisdale W A School Jeraldine La Fount ion Lillian Davis Lewis Dixon Betty Wardlaw Maxine Bilbrey John Hensley Lasora Serbantez Jacqueline Reed Herbert Moore Zola Nicholson Bobby Stewart Caroline Carr Newton McDonald LaNell Edwards John Stilzell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurtene Oretha Godwin
James Paul Forson
Brownfield
Texas
L. Makever
F. B. Rising
Odessa
Senorina Garcia
Jose Cruz
Lovington
Velma Speed
Hugo
Okla
Charley Hawkins
Monahans
Tex
Avilla Blancet
Leonard Morrison
Hobbs
Mary Loren Love
John Williard Harbin
Roselyn M. Holpp
Boyd E. Vaughn
Frankie East
William Baldwin
Dainty Dell Sullivan
W. J. Womach
Denver City
Vanda Darlene Rhodes
J. W. Stewart
Midland
Ruth Bendorf
Jerry W. Tuggle
Lois Tisdale
W. A. School
Lubbock
Jeraldine Grace la Fountion
Lester Edwards
Lillian Davis
Lewis L. Dixon
Betty Sue Booker
Virgil T. Wardlaw
Maxine Bilbrey
John W. Hensley
Lasora Serbantez
Pifario Juaraz
Meadow
Jacqueline Reed
Herbert Moore
Crosbytown
Zola Faye Nicholson
Bobby Glen Stewart
Levelland
Caroline Ruth Carr
Newton J. McDonald
Portales
LaNell Edwards
John Fred Stilzell
Big Springs
Southside Circle meets at First Baptist Church
The Southside Circle of the WMU met Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Edna Jackson led the Bible Study. Chocolate cookies and soft drinks were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
The
First Baptist Church
Edna Jackson
Guests From Arkansas Attend Wilkinsons Visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Wilkinson host as guests Mr. and Mrs. William Garry of Magnolia Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Wilkinson
William Garry
Magnolia, Ark
Weekend guests in Big Springs honored by locals
Mr and Mrs Dick Simpson of Big Springs were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Scharbauer Eid. The visit highlighted social ties in the community with a cordial reception and shared hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Dick Simpson
Big Springs
Scharbauer
Eid
Corrected Date Set for Lovington BPW Dinner
Lovington BPW members will meet August 16 at 7 30 PM instead of August 9 at 7 PM as previously stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Bpw
Births announced for Hobbs and Lovington families
August births include Dave Arthur Glasspoole a 5 lb 8 1/2 oz son born to Mr and Mrs Frank A Glasspoole Hobbs. a daughter 7 lb 13 1/2 oz to Mr and Mrs C W Black Tatum. at Lovington Hospital Buford Bishop a girl 7 lb 5 oz. Ellis Childers a girl Barbara Ellen 6 lb 12 oz. F E Richards a girl 7 lb 10 oz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Glasspoole
Hobbs
Dave Arthur
C. W. Black
Tatum
Lovington Hospital
Buford
Lovington
Grandchildren of Mrs. Inos Tatum Return Home
Gary and Vaughn Tatum nephews of Claud Rig and J D Tatum visited their grandmother Mrs Inos Tatum and aunt Eva Lea County Clerk in Brownfield. They spent last week there and were driven home Sunday with their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary and
Vaughn Tatum
Delton Tatum
Brownfield
Inos Tatum
Eva Tatum
Lea
Claud, Rig
J. D. Tatum
Lovington
Tatum
Love Hosts to Dinner and Canasta
Mr and Mrs V G Love entertained Friday night with dinner guests Mr and Mrs Clarence Koch Mr and Mrs S E Lee and Mr and Mrs Sam Lusk Following dinner canasta was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Canasta
V. G. Love
Clarence Koch
S. E. Lee
Sam Lusk
Pyeatts Vacation Trip to Louisville and a Kansas City Return
Mr and Mrs Wayne Pyeatt departed Saturday for a two week vacation in Louisville Kentucky Miss Amber Sumner flew back to Kansas City after visiting Mr and Mrs W H Wilder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wayne Pyeatt
Louisville
Kentucky
Amber Sumner
Kansas City
W. H. Wilder
Pannell Hosts Saturday Night Bridge Dinner
Mr and Mrs H C Pannell hosted a dinner party for the Saturday nite club regular meeting. Shasta daisies framed the floral decor as guests included Mr and Mrs W A Anderson, Mr and Mrs J E Simmons, Mr and Mrs Cliff Yearwood, Mr and Mrs Dick Schenck, Mr and Mrs Lester Alston, Jack Danglade and Mrs Faye Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pannell
W. A. Anderson
J. E. Simmons
Cliff Yearwood
Dick Schenck
Lester Alston
Jack Danglade
Faye Power
Canasta Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Leanord Myers
Mr and Mrs Leanord Myers entertained guests Saturday night at a canasta party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Benton Jordan, Mr and Mrs Leon Murdock, Mr and Mrs C W Naremore, and Mr and Mrs C P McAttee. Refreshments featured chocolate pie a la mode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanard Myers
Benton Jordan
Leon Murdock
C. W. Naremore
C. P. McAttee
Mrs Hooper Improves as Family Attends Bedside
Mrs Mary Hooper, long seriously ill, has improved by Saturday. Her children were called to her bedside and have returned home. Mrs Maud Fleetwood from California will stay in Lea County for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hooper
Mr and Mrs Vernon Clardy Spend Week in Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clardy spent last week in Dallas for a brief trip with time set for sightseeing and shopping. The couple returned renewed and reported pleasant weather and enjoyable meals during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Vernon Clardy
Dallas
Morgan Sues Hines and Hartford for Compensation
Lowell B. Morgan files a civil suit against B. F. Hines and Hartford Insurance Company seeking monetary compensation under state law. The action names the defendants and requests relief consistent with applicable statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell B. Morgan
B. F. Hines
The
Hartford Insurance Company
Adoption Petition and Fourth Insanity Hearing Filed
The Lea County district court docket shows one adoption petition for a male child and an insanity hearing conducted, marking the fourth insanity petition filed since August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County District Court
Wilder on Texas Business Trip
W. H. Wilder travels across Texas on business, visiting multiple cities and meeting with local contacts to discuss commerce and development opportunities.
Weekend and travel notes from Lovington and Santa Fe
Weekend visits are noted for Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Anderson in Lovington and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Erwin with children in Ruidosa. Huston Grisham and wife vacation in Santa Fe, visiting relatives. Beasley family guests in Belen. condolences posted for Thomas L. Crow. Miss Patricia Campbell, weekend visitor in Lovington, is related to Dow Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Erwin
Ruidosa
Mrs
Huston Grisham
Santa Fe
Patricia Campbell
Lovington
Dow Harp
Attorney Faces Question Over Socorro Write-In Mayoral Troubles
District Attorney Claron Waggoner will decide if 40 to 50 couples in Socorro County are validly married amid a dispute over write-in votes that led Nep Lopez to assume office in February. Attorney Garnett Burk urged commissioners to appoint a new justice and ratify Lopez actions. The commission deferred to the DA, expecting a ruling next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro, N. M
Alp
Claron Waggoner
Socorro County
Garnett Burk
Nep Lopez
Lopez
Burk
Mahoneys Honored With Dinner and Gifts
Mr and Mrs Lacy Mahoney were honored with a buffet supper on Saturday night August 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs Berry Lee Hobbs. The event at 8 p m featured co host Mrs L C Arnold. The decorated house centered by a three tiered wedding cake and a miniature bride and groom. Fifteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Mahony
Berry Lee Hobbs
L. C. Arnold
Mahoney
Mrs. Johnny Hall Here With Lubbock Friends
Mrs. Johnny Hall of Lubbock is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hall and Karon Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hall
Lubbock
F. W. Hall
Karon Sue
Thirteen Enter University This Summer
Enrollment for the summer session at the University of New Mexico reached 1692 with August workshop registrations expected to push total beyond 1700. Admissions director J C MacGregor said 1184 men and 508 women are enrolled, 1127 from Bernalillo County and 208 from other New Mexico counties, plus 13 from foreign nations. Names from Hobbs include John Dunaway and Faye Lipsett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of New Mexico
J. C. MacGregor
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Hobbs
John Dunaway
Faye Lipsett
Evantline Zimmerman
B. John Montgomery
Nan Nesting
John Watson
Jack Carnahan
Charles Ellison
Wayne Hill
Jack McEwen
Beverly Jo Burke
Jal
Virgil Boteler
Lovington
Elli Sims
Eunice
Telephone increases suspended in New Mexico pending hearings
A United Press bulletin from Santa Fe reports the State Corporation Commission is drafting an order to suspend rate increases recently enacted by six New Mexico telephone firms. The suspension lasts pending formal hearings on applications for higher tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Santa FE
Commisson
New Mexico
Future Homemakers Make Good Record
Lovington Future Homemakers of America under Miss Inez Dykstra completed 1950-51 with a cash balance of 104.70 to start 1951-52. The audit shows total receipts 815.90 and total expenses 711.20, leaving 104.70 on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Future Homemakers of America
Inez Dykstra
Fair Booth
Ec. Club
Chevrolet to Raise Truck Prices by Three Percent
Detroit report says Chevrolet will boost truck prices an average of 3 percent. Officials say the increase follows a government price regulation procedure adopted by most truck makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Detroit
Swarths Return From Colorado Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Andrew Swarth have returned from a two week wedding trip to Colorado with plans to settle back at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Swarthout
Colorado
Parker Family Visiting At Syder Home
Mr and Mrs Dennis Parker son of Snyder Mrs J L Parker son and Mary Ann Tumlinson also of Syder are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Arthoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Parkerson
Snyder
J. L. Parkerson
Mary Ann Tumlinson
Syder
Ad Mrs. Arthoon
College Men Produce Smash-Hit Movie at Swarthmore
Swarthmore College residents produced the first 35-millimeter talking picture entirely by students. Crime, a 25 minute film, was directed written and acted by college men including Theodore Conant and Frank Kensill. They funded the $1000 cost themselves and rented cameras from New York City for a 24 hour return. The cast comprised four students and four scientists operated the cameras. John L. Weigel wrote the script and the project was labeled the top play by students for 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore, Pa
Stuents
Swarthmore College
Theodore Conant
Harvard University
Frank Kensill
New York City
Here
Gotham
John L. Weigel
Buffalo
N. Y
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