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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1950
Page
3
Sunday School morning worship services and evening programs listed. Activities include B T U at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting midweek. Rev L W Hardcastle is pastor and Howard Grandon serves as Sunday School superintendent with specified meeting times.
Morning worship and Sun Young People meeting noted. Sunday evening service led by Rev. Milton Harri Dawson Hudgess with 6 45 p m and 7 30 p m sessions. Sunday School and prayer meeting listed. Fred Brewton and Albert Fairweather named as summer supplies and participants.
St Thomas Catholic Church holds Mass Sunday at 8 AM. The church sits two and a half blocks west of the H and C Gulf Station. Father Hugh Rochkes assisted by Father Venatius Rutoski.
Sunday School morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 6 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Kenneth Chambers Sunday School Superintendent Hugh Harris Pastor.
The Church of Christ posts a Sunday schedule with services from 8:30 to 11:50 A M including Bible study classes at 9 45 to 10 35 and evening worship at 7 30 P M Youth and Ladies classes are listed with midweek Bible studies including a Buckeye location on Thursday at 7 30 P M The notice lists several worship and study times.
The Hobbs New Mexico Churches of Christ Scientist announce Sundays mind centered lesson for August 20 1950 with Golden Text from Daniel 2 20 21 and the Sermon theme Let this mind be in you also reflecting Christ Jesus. Correlative passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy emphasize unity of Spirit and shared understanding.
The S. S. Oregon known as The Good News, long tied to the United Christian Missionary Society, will be sold as roads improve in the Congo. Missionaries will travel on foot and speak in village centers while Rev. John Inkima shifts to land work. Dr. Frank C. Laubach warns of a titanic global change and the need to aid rising populations, distinguishing them from communists. Meanwhile Japanese Christians in Hiroshima will worship at Church of the Resurrection as the bell from HMS Speedy arrives to complete repairs funded by the Society.
United Nations visiting mission in the Cameroons notes that education demand far outstrips supply of schools and teachers in the trust territory. The Presbyterian Church in the USA runs many schools churches and hospitals. calls for compulsory primary education secondary schools and expanded vocational training.
John W Kinney reports on a national survey revealing shifts in the U S highway pattern. The study highlights evolving routes, regional emphasis, and cost considerations shaping future mobility.
The United Press report notes 3.323 million miles of roads linking the nation fuel a 30 billion dollar annual business and 9 million highway jobs. It highlights suburban growth, school bus networks, and the broad impact on farmers, travelers, and industries across the United States.
The September term opens September 5 with Judge A Liarrs, the second term on September 18 with Judge Roy C. Anderson, and October 2 docket set. Cases include Mike Kjar vs Charlotte Eyre and more, plus several other civil actions.
An ad notes T-4 L as a strong penetrating fungicide that reaches embedded germs to kill on contact. It urges fast action as a quick drying liquid that takes hold instantly and offers a 40c back guarantee at any druggist.
Herbert X. Carlson testified in Justice of the Peace Guy B. Knott's court that he set his car on fire because it would not start, describing his anger at the malfunction.
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