Tatum Brooks Wedding Plans Announced
Claude Tatum of Lovington and Mrs. Claude Tatum announce the coming marriage of their daughter Claudean to Raymond Brooks of Amarillo Texas on December 28 1952. The ceremony will occur at the Tatum home with Rev Paul Chambliss officiating. The couple are Lovington High School 1952 graduates with both involved in school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Tatum
West
Washington Ave
Claudean
Raymond Brooks
Amarillo
Texas
Tatum
Paul Chambliss
Des Moines
New Mexico
Helen Ruth Johnson
Coos Bay
Oregon
W. Brooks
Monahans
Lovington
Raymond
Lovington High School
Wildcat
Brooks
New Mexico Youth Tops 4-H Honors
A New Mexico girl wins top honors in the 4-H club National competition. The United Press report notes her achievement among youth competitors and highlights state representation in the national event.
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New Mexico
United Press
Estancia teen wins 17 ribbons at 31st 4-H Congress
Seventeen year old Nancy Ann Fore of Estancia won 17 ribbons at the 31st National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. She and 11 other girls were top winners in the contest which offers $300 college scholarships. Ronald Elkins, 16, of Farmington was also a top winner for soil and water conservation achievements.
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Nancy Ann Fore
Estancia
Chicago
Ronald Elkins
Farmington
Final report estimates 51 cot ton crop
The report projects a cotton crop of 51 cot ton, totaling 15,130,000 bales. It outlines overall production estimates and references the scale of yield for the season.
Lovington Chamber Program Cards Highlight Growth
The Lovington Chamber of Commerce in Action cards outline a plan for agriculture, commerce, industry and civic development. speakers discuss population growth from 3 193 in 1950 to 7 250 in 1952 and rising building permits and postal receipts.
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Ture
Chamber of Commerce In Action
Bill Delmar
Lovington
Your Chamber of Commerce In Action
Opportunity Unlimited
Chamber
H. C. Pannell
Economic Development Commission
Births at Lovington General Hospital November 1952
Lovington General Hospital reports the following births: McDaniel a son John Lee 7 lbs November 17 1952 Calloway a son 7 lbs 93 ozs November 21 1952 Padilla a son Robin 5 lbs 7 ozs November 21 1952 Gonzalez a son 8 lbs 9 ozs November 22 1952 Asevado a daughter Amalia Terasa 5 lbs 7 ozs November 22 1952 Whithead a daughter Joy LaRene 7 lbs 11 ozs November 24 1952 Fowler a son 8 lbs 4 ozs November 25 1952
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Lovington General Hospital
Mcdaniel
Norman McDaniel
McDonald
John Lee
Calloway
Clarence Calloway
Padilla
Manuel Padilla
Robin
Gonzalez
Roberto Gonzalez
Asevado
Alberto Asevado
Amalia Terasa
Whithead
H. H. Whithead
Joy LaRene
Local births listed for Hobbs and Lovington area families
A series of birth notices from Hobbs Lovington Andrews and Eunice dated late November and early December 1952. Ronald Lynn Cooper Karen Jo Tilly Michael David Shelton Rognee Christine Audie Thomas Dee S II are born to the listed families with weights ranging from 6 to 8 pounds and ounces.
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Shelton
Jackie N. Shelton
Eunice
Rognee Christine
Bradford
George P. Bradford
Lovington
Audie Thomas
Thomas
Dee S. Thomas II
East Broadway
Hobbs
Dee S. II
Naturalization Officer Visits Lovington This Week
The examiner from the El Paso office of the Department of Immigration and Naturalization, Brooks Thomas, was in Lovington early this week conducting naturalization work.
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el Paso
the Department of Immigration and Naturalization
Brooks Thomas
Lovington
Lovington High Home Economics II class members listed
Students in the Lovington High School Home Economics II clothing unit include Margaret Tarry Darlin Gann Jerrie Camp Ida Jon Rushing Patricia Gilbert and additional classmates in the study group.
Lovington High School Boasts Modern Home Economics Department
Lovington High School houses a well equipped Home Economics unit in the east wing. Miss Inez Dykstra teaches all courses and oversees a 172 student enrollment with 106 in Home Economics. The program covers family life, child guidance, housing, health, management, and consum er buying along with food and clothing education. The department features a six unit kitchen with appliances plus a bedroom living room and bath setup for practical training. Vocational homemaking offers electives with three years as a major and two years for minor credit.
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Lovington
Sewing Room in Workshop Described with Tools
The room features large work tables, both treadle and electric sewing machines, and a full length mirror for student use.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Late November and Early December
A compiled notice lists numerous marriage licenses issued in the region. Pairs include Florence D. Coody and R W. Palmer of Odessa, Peggy Smith and Oscar Culp of Midland, Lotus Corpus and Raymond S. Ruiz of Lamesa, plus many others spanning Odessa Midland Hobbs Kermit and nearby towns with ages ranging from teens to forties. The list also shows licenses for California residents and various Texas locales, reflecting broad regional activity.
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Peggy Smith
Midland
Oscar Culp
Amarillo
Lotus Corpus
Raymond S. Ruiz
Lamesa
Lowell Lindley
D. E. Belter
Odessa
Betty Mirar
Gordon William
Seminole
Geraldean Weeks
Ross L. Mackey
Hobbs
Martha R. Poole
Clarence Hernandez
Bernice Evans
Dwight Kelly Miller
Kermit
Vivian F. Holcomb
Wilson L Cable
Santa Maria
Calif
Glenda W. Hamilton
George H. Kuhn, Jr
Mary F. Foster
Arthur E. Copeland
Hagerman
Bertha L. Smith
Harry M. Toussaint
Lorcan Harrod
Eugene Walker
Lillie
M. M. Olson
Floyd Smith
Alma Gene Rhodes
G. G. Dickerson
Ruby Nell Narrell
W. M. Carruthers
Snyder
Johnie Mae Lawrence
James W. Butler
Texas
Wanda Lockhart
M. L. Mosely
Y. G. Harper
Cuban Missionary To Speak At Nazarene Church Friday
The Nazarene Missionary Service will start Friday at 7 30 PM in the Nazarene Church with Rev John Hall a Cuba missionary as speaker Hall a Pasadena College graduate previously led the Nazarene Church of Tatum and has served in Cuba since 1949 He opened several stations and pastored six of them The event invites the public to hear Hall discuss Eunice and B Whisenhunt of Meadow Texas and F L Pendergrass of Lubbock.
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Nazarene
Nazarene Church
John Hall
Cuba
Rev
Hall
Pasadena College
The
Nazarene Church of
Tatum
Rev. Hall
Eunice
B. Whisenhunt
Meadow
Tex
F. L. Pendergrass
Lubbock
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Iowa State College
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Orites
Jarratt Music Store
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Dixie Queen
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Russel Wright Pottery
N. Main
J. W. Smith
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W. Darden
Clarelten Green
FP. F. Moore
John Connell
J. E. Burns
Ardie Nowell
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