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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1956

Page

4

Hobbs Rainbow Installation Honors Peggy Vandiver

Miss Peggy Vandiver daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Vandiver was installed Worthy Advisor of the Hobbs Rainbow Assembly in an impressive service at the Masonic Hall Sunday afternoon. Officers and installing officers included Betsy Jones Nature Carol Perry Religion Judy Goddard Recorder and many others in the ceremony.

Peggy Vandiver J. E. Vandiver Hobbs Rainbow Assembly Masonic Hall Ing Kosaie Tyler Chaplan Dena Douglas Outer Observer Sue Ann Thompson Love Barbara Bailey Sandra Eaves Faith Betsy Jones Nature Carol Perry Carol Crow Charity Judy Goddard Sherry Vandiver Molly Rudolph Tonita Davis Worthy Anita Henderson Gloria Schlaefli Fidelity

Frontier Still Looms As Massacre Highlights Americas Surreptitious War

United Press notes the Ecuador missionary massacre underscores a still-mortal frontier in the Americas as tribes such as the Aucas, Guajiros, Jivaros, Chavantis, Kalapalos, and Suias resist outsiders. The piece contrasts South American tribes with North American civilizations and cites past expeditions and dangers in the Amazon region.

Ecuador New World South America North America Mexico Colombia Venezuela Peru Brazil National Geographic Society Amazon Curare Napa River of Death Theodore Roosevelt Africa Brazilian Indian Bureau Percival Fawcett Fawcett United States Horacio Fussoni Caribbean Amazons

New York City Recognizes City Employes Authors

The Civil Service Assembly cites New York City policy that grants recognition to city workers who write articles reviews and books related to their jobs. New York publishes a pamphlet listing employee authors and their works and distributes it to officials and staff.

Chicago Civil Service Assembly New York City New York

New Detergent Boosts Dishwasher Cleaning Power

A new formulation of a controlled suds detergent promises spotless, film-free glassware and utensils. It speeds penetration of dried-on foods, suspends grease for free rinsing, and complements the dishwasher’s hot water action to reduce bacteria and save time and money.

Capital Needs Is A Rose Garden In Washington

The Potomac Rose Society urges Congress to create a 27 acre national rose garden around the reflecting pool in Potomac Park between the Lincoln and Washington monuments. They call for display areas for award winners, a glamour garden, and surrounding shrub gardens, but contend wartime temporary buildings must be removed first.

Washington Washington Garden Club Congress Potomac Rose Society Potomac Park Lincoln Washington Monuments Albert E. West Society West Potomac Europe West Potomac Pari West Potomac Potomac River National Capital Parks First Congress

Men as cooks urged by Pillsbury winner wife in kitchen

A Pillsbury Mills contest winner, bachelor Siva Andrew A. Wilson, argues women should step back to let men cook. He says feminine interference sparks loss of interest, and advises wives to let husbands learn by mistakes, even suggesting automatic dishwashers if needed.

New York Pop Siva Andrew A. Wilson Pillsbury Mills wrTrly Isom West St. Paul Minn Wilson

Man Finds Pipe in Pocket Starts Hartford Fire

Harold A. Newton smelled smoke at his Hartford home and alerted the fire department. The blaze was in his own suit pocket where his pipe had been forgotten, prompting a quick response from firefighters.

Hartford, Conn Harold A. Newton Fire Department Newton

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