Rev. Harris and Antle Named as Harris Family Parents
Mr and Mrs J E Harris are identified as the parents of Rev Harris and Mrs Antle.
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1952
Page
6
Mr and Mrs J E Harris are identified as the parents of Rev Harris and Mrs Antle.
Rev Hugh Harris pastor of First Christian Lovington and wife to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs J E Harris of San Antonio Texas. Rev and Mrs Norman Antle of Plains Texas will accompany them.
A compact notice describes a troubling sequence of misfortune including sea sickness and lockjaw events. It chronicles a maritime incident leading to illness and a subsequent medical concern affecting the crew or passengers. The report emphasizes hardship and the need for care and caution aboard.
Mrs J H Cooper and sons George and John of Silver City attend Mary Lou Cooper and L C Cozzens wedding in Lovington. Mrs Lawrence Rice returns home from Lea General Hospital improved. John Watt son of Rev Chester Watt returns to Lovington from Abilene Texas where he studies at Hardin Simmons University.
Mr and Mrs Keaton Roberts of Cloudcroft were Lovington visitors Thursday. They toured local shops and spoke with residents during a brief town stop.
Mrs. Leon Rice hosted a Tuesday night birthday gathering with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gann and Lawrence Rice and family. Visitors from Hope New Mexico and Lovington also dropped by, sharing time with Mrs. Will Taylor and the Medlins.
E P Kistler of Rogers Arkansas visits Lovington to see his sister Mrs James Hobbs. Lea County Electric Co op employees and directors are entertained by a dinner and party in the REA building Friday night.
Lea County Abstract Company employees plan a morning gathering in their offices to exchange gifts and enjoy refreshments. The event highlights a year end office celebration with colleagues.
Lovington National Bank staff and board members along with friends gathered at the Youth Center Monday night for a party marking the bank’s ongoing community involvement.
Mr and Mrs L C Arnold hosted Lea County State Bank employees for a Saturday night dinner at the Arnolds home.
Soapy snow trims a Christmas tree indoors using soap and water beaten to foam. The method, devised by the Cleanliness Bureau in New York, lasts for months with little effort and cost and can be decorated with holly berries or ribbons.
Government data show the cost of living rose from mid October to mid November reaching the same high seen in August. The report confirms another broad price increase across major categories and signals sustained inflation pressures.
The Alcoa Steamship Company ships hundreds of Christmas trees annually to the Caribbean and Atlantic islands. The last voyage aboard the Alcoa Puritan delivered trees destined for Bermuda and Martinique. Trees are distributed free at mansions, public squares, and homes, bringing holiday joy to Caribbean children each year.
A concise reflection cites Dwight L Moody on character as who you are in the dark. The maxim emphasizes integrity and inner discipline guiding actions when unseen.
A reflection on the value of character and generous qualities guiding thinkers. It cites Dostoyevsky as an exemplar of progressive ideas shaping brainpower into virtue.
County 4-H clubs will reorganize after the first of the year according to county agent T. C. Perkins. New officers will be elected new members approved and projects for 1953 will be selected. The loss of money seldom worries an intelligent person it is the loss of faith that wrecks the life.
A thoughtful note claims progress in religion is hindered not by sinners but by self appointed saints who constrain growth and reform. The idea contrasts idealism with practical impact, urging humility and openness to change within faith communities.
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