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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1952
Page
8
Mixed local ads list goods for sale and services in Hobbs New Mexico. Items include a Nelson Rooms building with multiple units, a heifer offer, office space for rent, used freezers, and an at home mailing job with a money back guarantee from Beacon Service.
For sale a four section farm with good home barn and water well. Minerals included. Flexible payment option. Hudgens and Hudgens announce sale details through 12/12-2tc.
The association won its first test in the Liigation when Judge Hatch dissolved his temporary restraining order. Hearings are set for December 17 on the gas company's application for a preliminary injunction. A counter-suit for 3,000,000 against the utility is being prepared by attorney Philip H. Dunleavey and awaits funds from association members.
Calvin R. Cogsdil sues Dorothy Cogsdil for absolute divorce on incompatibility in Lea County District Court cause 10471. Dorothy must answer by January 26 1953 or default judgment may be entered. Attorney William J. Heck Hobbs NM. Clerk W M Beauchamp seals the court. Published Lovington Leader December 12 19 26 1952 January 2 1953.
IOOF members approved a 24 by 12 foot addition to the hall to house a kitchen and two rest rooms Cecil Love is taking bids for construction this week First degree was conferred on Charlie Hayes at the meeting and reports on Christmas trees sold by the Odd Fellows were discussed by 14 members The group also discussed plans for their Christmas party held Thursday night in the IOOF hall
The Theta Rho girls held practice for installing officers in the IOOF hall Wednesday at 4 00 PM.
A. G. Montgomery of the New Mexico High School Athletic Association announced Farmington is the sole undefeated Class A champion for 1952 while Lovington and Capitan tied for Class B. Trophies for all three teams are ordered and will be delivered after receipt.
Hobbs real estate dealer John Hix remains in Lea County Hospital for major surgery. His condition is described as well as expected, with his wife Jennie Clinton Hix saying he will stay in the hospital for several weeks.
The City Cab Co. on West Central Ave between First and Main Streets launches a merchandise delivery service for Lovington residents and businesses. Owners Connie and Bill Delmar say they will pick up and deliver laundry groceries prepared foods prescriptions and other items. Call 5596 for service.
The Women's Council of the First Christian Church arranged a council for night study for workers and others unable to attend afternoon sessions. The first meeting was held Thursday night at Mrs. J. R. Smith's home.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Assembly of God church met Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Harmon, Elsie Crow and Mrs. Orel Boteler.
A large crowd attended the concert Tuesday night presented by Nelson and Neal. The event drew broad community interest and showcased the performers’ appeal.
Lovington Wildcats chose Jimmy Joe Robinson a 135 pound back and Jerry Romine star center as 1953 football co-captains at the annual banquet. Pep club sponsors the event honoring the season with game memories and a review by Hayden Battles. Coaches Boteler and Cozzens announced letters earned for the 1952 season.
Rev John Wesley Hall, visiting over the weekend, spoke at Nazarene church in Tatum and reviewed his missionary work in Cuba. He attended Tatum High School, graduated 1939, and is married with five children living near Chicago.
The Odd Fellows held a regular meeting in the OOF hall last Tuesday night and elected officers for 1953. Newly elected are Noble Grand W. W. Clements, Vive Grand Henry Griffin, Secretary Elmo Young, and Treasurer Paul Clements.
Lovington’s Bill Lawson earned offensive guard on the All Southern New Mexico Football Team. His photo appeared in the El Paso Times with the other honorees. Hayden Battles was named to the offensive second team as fullback, with several Lovington players receiving honorable mentions.
Mrs H J Cobern reports H H Harris left for Anson Texas to attend his cousin's funeral in Tennessee. Artesia’s Mrs Allen White visited grandparents W L Shaw. J A Vernon of Morton spent weekend with son Oscar Vernon. Walter Sumruld of Lovington becomes B and B Grocery butcher. Bill Hill from Sea Co Electric Co op relocated to Tatum.
Mr and Mrs Wendel Holt announce the birth of a son Monday in Roswell both mother and baby are reported as doing fine. Johnnie Sparks a field scout executive spoke to the Rotary Club Monday night. Mr and Mrs E M Green left Sunday for the Federal Land Bank annual meeting in Colorado Springs. Theodore Hall of Artesia visited his mother Mrs W A Jones Monday night. The Continental Supply and Oil Co is building a warehouse in West Tatum. L C Jones Trucking Co now headquarters in Tatum. Tatum and Rogers played a basketball game Saturday night with Tatum winning in overtime after a 10 point burst in 3 minutes.
Six members of the First Baptist Church attended the Workers Conference in Oil Center Tuesday night. Attendees included C. L. Naul, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lovell, Ted Boya, Rev. L. E. Laing, Eric Lovell, and Allen Lovell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith of Jal visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Covington on Tuesday.
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