Church Schedule Highlights Sunday Services and Youth Activities
Morning Sunday School and Morning Worship at 9 45 a m. Sunday. Bible Training Union at 6 30 p m. Evening Service at 7 30 p m. Midweek Young People’s Fellowship at 11 a m. M Y F at 9 45 a m and 6 p m. on Sunday.
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Kenneth Chamber
Young People’s Meeting
Presbyterian Church
David T. Moore
Pioneer Youth Fellowship
Jen
Women of the Church
Prayer
Sun
W. R. Houston
L. C. Wtllers
Benny Teas
Lovington Man Returns From Vet Hospital
B C Whittle returns from a week at the Veterans Hospital in Albuquerque where a small facial skin cancer was removed.
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B. C. Whittle of
Lovington
Veterans Hospital
Albuquerque
Bible Reading Prayer Unite The World
The Upper Room Bible devotional movement links more than 50 000 churches through its English edition and sixteen editions worldwide. Tom Little depicts unity through shared daily Bible readings prayers and meditations across America and global readers. The September-October issue includes meditations by residents of several countries including Princess Wilhelmina and a Chinese author who was later killed by Communists.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tom Little
Europe
America
Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Bubblegum Banned as Miners Hearing Opens in Silver City
District Judge David Carmody barred gum in a Silver City courtroom to proceed with contempt hearings against three union officials Maurice Travis Clinton Jencks and Cipriano Montoya all of whom face criminal contempt charges. The Grant County Bar Association initiated the case citing remarks that attacked Judge Marshall and alleged that Empire Zinc bought injunctions. Seven state police kept order during the session.
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David Carmody
Silver City
Carmody
Leslie Goforth
Maurice Travis
Denver
Clinton Jencks
Cipriano Montoya
Grant County Bar Association
A. W. Marshall
Empire Zinc Company
Marshall
Farm Near Clovis To Be Old Folks Home
An eight section farm valued at 750000 acres east of Clovis owned by N. L. Tharp will be given to the state for use as an old folks home. The welfare department will operate under trusteeship and not receive a deed. Cottages will be built to house 40 people, with capacity later rising to 100. A committee including Dotto Smith A W Skarda A W Hockenhull and Cash Ramey of Slovis handles arrangements.
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N. L. Tharp
Clovis
State Welfare
Alva Simpson
Welfare Department
Tharp
Simpson
Dotto Smith
A. W. Skarda
A. W. Hockenhull
Cash Ramey
Slovis
Transparency of Optical Glass Compared to Window Glass
The article compares the transparency of high grade optical glass at 99 percent with ordinary window glass at 85 to 90 percent, highlighting markedly higher clarity in the optical material.
Moonlight Trips and Milk Free: Odd Local Deals
Ads describe nightly moonlight boat trips on the Detroit River with Sunday off. Evansville theaters offer free milk with paid admissions and an ice cream bar upon bottle return. A hotel reports a thief stole linens worth 333 dollars in one hour. A Camden suspect escaped jail, flagged a car for a ride, and rode back to the jail with the police chief driving.
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Old Man Moon
Detroit
Detroit River
Evansville
Indiana
Jordy Lee
Coldwater Chamber Plans Cucumber Crop Venture
The Coldwater Michigan Chamber of Commerce will rent land to grow cucumbers with civic groups aiding in planting cultivating and marketing. This community effort aims to raise funds through agriculture rather than direct citizen appeals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Coldwater
Michigan
C of C
Former President Hoover Turns 77 In California
Former President Herbert Hoover, the only living ex president, marked his 77th birthday on a Friday at his brother Theodore Hoover’s ranch in the Santa Cruz mountains near Palo Alto California.
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Palo Alto
California
Herbert Hoover
West
Hoover
Santa Cruz Mountain
Theodre
Outdated Coins Spark Ice Cream Shortage in Melrose
In Melrose Massachusetts police probe a theft mystery as children try to buy ice cream with two cent pieces and other aged coins. Investigators find the coins are from a stolen collection dropped behind a tenement. A youth around sixteen is suspected of scattering coins, but no one reports a missing collection.
Barber Confesses Odd Haircut Mischief
A barber jokes that his dog watches while he cuts hair but hints at a grim habit in a joking exchange. The quip suggests the dog’s odd interest is tied to the barber’s ominous habit of snipping a piece of ear during work.
Indonesia Celebrates Independence Day Amid Arrests and Rumors
Reports say on the eve of Independence Day Indonesian police arrested 23 newspaper editors officials and MPs. Informed sources claim raids blocked a purported revolutionary plot and that confiscated documents show plans to overthrow the government tomorrow.
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Indonesia
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St. Thomas Catholic Church
Hugh Harris
Pasta
Assembly OF God
Orel Boteler
Randolph Wallace
Nazarene Church
Ane
Howard Granidon
B.C. Whittle
VET Clinic
Wm. R. Bruner
Taylor — Hobbs, N. M
In the Osteopathic
Ruth Piatt
State Land Office
U. S
Land Office
Santa Fe
P. O
Santa Fe, New Mexico
North Shipp
Hobbs
New Mexico
Dunn's Trading Post
DIAL
NEW Carlisle Mattress Company
Turner
Lea County
Aun
NEW
General Tire Distributors
Central Tire and Wheel Co
Hobbe, N. M
United Press
R. H. Wheeler
Camden
South Carolina
Jersey City
New Jersey
Fort Worth
Willie Atterbury
New York
Flynn
Manhattan
Indianapolis
Glen Rose Doctors
Lovington, N. M
Elsa, Texas
Glen Rose
Magic
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Delta Lake
Delta Lake Sanitorium
Raymondville
Weslaco
Elsa
Braniff
Eastern
Trans Texas Airlines
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union
Melrose
Mass
Barber
Lester Alston
W. M. Parkison, M. B
Faye G. Sheeley - Parkison, M. D
Tatum
Tesk
SEA County Implement
North Main
the Sea Room
Ben Rotan
Mgs
Llano Hotel
Lovington, NW
Mexico
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