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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1954

Page

4

New WSCS Circle Elects Officers at Special Meeting

Mrs J W Smith was elected Circle Chairman at a WSCS meeting held at her home 7:40 PM. Others named include Mrs R E Smith program chairman Mrs Gene Clardy secretary and Mrs Marlin Bender treasurer. Next meeting set July 13 at Mrs Jim Kaiser's home with co hosts Mrs Wayne Badgett and Mrs Ben Alexander.

WSCS J. W. Smith P. H. Gamble Ed Hamilton Nancy Shearman Hamilton Gamble R. E. Smith Gene Clardy Marlin Bender Jim Kaiser Wayne Badgett Ben Alexander Ray Johnson Roger Smith Mmes Virgil Boteler A. E. Mize Jan la Mont Rodney Burks

Wayne Jones to Be Installed Lovington Junior Chamber Leaders

Wayne Jones of Jones Hardware will be installed as president of the Lovington Junior Chamber of Commerce at a joint installation ceremony in Hobbs on July 10. Other officers include Carlos Foster as 1st vice president James Daniels as 2nd vice president Glen Werhan as treasurer and state director. Holdover directors are Virgil Boteler and L C Cozens. Outgoing officers are Gil Haug en Elmer Winter Jerry Wright Howard Howell and Bill Humphries. The group meets July 8 at the Liano to choose a secretary and handle other business.

Wayne Jones Jones Hardware Lovington Junior Chamber of Commerce Hobbs Jones Carlos Foster James Danniels Glen Werhan Jerry Wright Ken Turpin Harold Runnels Virgil Boteler L. C. Cozzens Gil Haugen Elmer Winter

Charles Fairweather Graduates From Capital Page School

Charles Fairweather, son of Mrs. Effie Fairweather, graduates from Capital Page School. He served as Senior Class president and received an appointment from Senator Dennis Chavez. He will attend Baylor University this fall. The Fairweath ers, joined by Mrs. Lillie Chamberlain, traveled from Loving ton to Dallas then to Washington D. C. for the ceremonies and visited New York City and Chicago before returning to Dallas.

Albert Fairweather Lillie Chamberlain Washington, D. C N. Y. City

Marriage Licenses June 25 to 29 Across Texas

A list of marriage licenses issued June 25 through June 29 across Texas counties including Roby Burkburnett Hobbs Odessa Midland Hobbs Lubbock Lamesa and Brownfield. Ages range from teens to older adults with couples from multiple towns including Big Spring Andrews Jal and Dexter N M Ethrine Jones.

Patsy Decker George E. Field Roby Texas Verna Fernice Zimmer James Sipes Burkburnett Texas Sylvia Estell Tomlinson J. R. Blackmon Big Lake Texas Bennie Mae McKinney E. L. Hudnall Hobbs Norma Jean Burney Bobby Joe Combie Ira, Texas Jane Henderson Ralph L. Williams Morene Burtrand Eunice J. E. Mills Cleo Marie Bell Ray Bennett Big Springs Mable I. Riggs George Dunn Odessa Geneva Dalla Corn Archie R. Knight Dexter N. M. Ethrine Jones Louis Peters Mary W. Shipley FE. D. White Midland Texas Iowa Tomberlin John Lee Smith Barbara Joe Welty Floy J. Fox Lillie Owes W. J. King Plainview Lillie Dell Jeffery Jimmy Lee Bradley Andrews Marvilla Fields Floyd B. Moore Mildland Texas Frank C. Perry Scott B. Green Brownwood Kathleen M. Betts James McBeth Ault Colorado Jody Davidson Donald L. Talbott Imperial Texas Mary Elizabeth Williams C. B. Patton Lubbock Texas Betty June Perry David Rushing Lamesa Jackie Fae Cooper Burshel Gene Hayes Brownfield Delores Candace Cheek William M. McNeese Naomi Walden J. E. Peacock Kermit Texas

42 Club Meeting Postponed After Kirby Nutts Brother Dies

The Senior 42 Club will meet Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox. The gathering was postponed from last Friday due to the death of Kirby Nutts brother.

Fred Cox Kirby Nutts Brother

Lynda Smith Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party

Lynda Smith daughter of Dr and Mrs E Smith celebrated her fourth birthday at the Town park with games and cake. Attenders included Susan Haugen Janie Haugen Sara Jane Pope Linda Shoup Bobby Shoup Max Wright David Kindel Susan Hamilton Buddy Myers Johnny Connell Rocky Owens her brother Bobby and the guest of honor Lynda. Dr Smith photographed the group.

Lynda Smith E. Smith Susan Janie Haugen Sara Jane Pope Linda Bobby Shoup Max Wright David Kindel Susan Hamilton Buddy Myers Johnny Connell Rocky Owens Lynda Bobby Dr. Smith

Thursday Bridge at R E Smith Home

A Thursday evening bridge party was held at the home of Mrs. R E Smith on June 24. Four progressions were played with Mrs. Bob Boyd winning high score among eight attendees including Mrs. Merle Kindel, Mrs. Gil Haugen, Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Kenneth Chambers, Mrs. Collins Chambers, Mrs. Jim McLaughlin, and the hostess.

R. E. Smith Bob Boyd Merle Kindel Gil Haugen John Boyd Kenneth Chambers Collins Chambers Jim McLaughlin

Lovington Forms Organized Skeet Club

Lovington residents organized a skeet club last summer to improve shooting ability. The group has a modern skeet range and members include Don Yarbro Weldon Yarbro Charles Nole Dr R E Smith Bud Myers Jerry Wright Albert Spradling Archie Nowell and Wade Shipley.

Lovington Don Yarbro Weldon Yarbro Charles Nole R. E. Smith Bud Myers Jerry Wright Albert Spradling Archie Nowell Wade Shipley

Hillcrest WMU holds regular Hillcrest Baptist meeting

The WMU of Hillcrest Baptist Church met Monday at 3 p.m. led by president Mrs. Ted Parsons. They sang To The Work and discussed standards of excellence and the Week of Prayer offering.Mrs. M E Sharp elected assistant Sunbeam leader and various reports were given. Attendees included Mrs. Ted Parsons, R D Morgan, J C Quarles, Gladys Quarles, Tom Jackson, Jordan Love, Ma Payne, Ruby Palmer, Ed Holcomb, L F Terry, M E Sharp, Leon Freeman, Bryant Pope and Mrs Ray.

Ted Parsons M. E. Sharp Sunbeam L. S. Tarry Temple J. C. Quarles Gladys Quarles Ted Parson R. D. Morgan J. C Quares Tom Jackson Jordan Love Ma Payne Ruby Palmer Ed Holcomb L. F. Terry Leon Freeman Bryant Pope Mrs Ray

Moore Couple Vacationing in Colorado

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Moore are in Colorado for a two weeks vacation. Mr. Moore is the manager of the Lea County Electric Cooperative.

R. B. Moore Colorado Mr. Moore Lea County Electric Co-operative

Tatum News Highlights Local Visits and Revival

Mr and Mrs Rudolph Houston and family returned to Medway after a week away visiting daughter and son in law Winford Fulton in Eastern Oklahoma. Ed Williams of Lovington and W K Williams of near Gladiola are in California with relatives. Rev Scudy of Brownfield holds a revival in Tatum this week ending Sunday. Hollis Harris of Amarillo visited his parents H H Harris then continued to Phoenix on business. Mrs W A Jones visited her son Allen in Lordsburg New Mexico. Rev Walter Walker and wife from Portales attended Derrick funeral in Tatum and visited Old Folks Day before returning home.

Rudolph Houston Medway Winford Fulton Oklahma Ed Williams Lovington W. K. Williams Near Gladiola California Walter Walker Portales Derrick Tatum Prairieview H. H. Harris

Alaska wedding links families to ENMU couple

A wedding in Anchorage united Miss Jessie Swinford daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Swinford Portales with Wright Butler son of Mrs V C Butler Monument Pfc Butler a recent ENMU graduate They were active in school affairs and plan further studies after his discharge The event connected Lea County readers with local ties to ENMU families.

Lea County Anchorage Alaska Jessie Swinford R. E. Swingford Portales Wright Butler V. C. Butler Monument Pfc Butler ENMU

Paint Your Home With Fragrance

A house scented with a bouquet fragrance is possible with scented lacquer on unfinished wood. Apply in drawers or under shelves, or on backs of doors. the scent lasts weeks and can be refreshed by substituting another perfume. It works on lingerie, linens, and surrounding air as a light, washable method.

Rainbow Assembly initiates Carol Ann Jackson at Masonic lodge

Rainbow Assembly No. 24 met Monday night at the Masonic lodge with Worthy Advisor Lee Ann Crow presiding in the East. Carol Ann Jackson was initiated. A Special ceremony honored Marjie Darden Grand Charity and Pat Gilbert Grand representative to Florida. The Rainbow Girls plan a swimming party and picnic for July 8. Paul Moore served refreshments to about 30 girls.

Rainbow Assembly No. 24 Lee Ann Crow Carol Ann Jackson Marjie Darden Grand Charity Grand Assembly of Pat Gilbert Florida Paul Moore

Campbells Return From Northern New Mexico Vacation

Mr and Mrs Charlie Campbell and family with Mrs Campbell's mother and Mrs James Smith and Lee Conner have returned from a trip through Eagle's Nest Las Vegas Cimarron Taos Santa Fe Roswell and Lovington arriving Monday morning.

Charlie Campbell

Mrs. R. M. Beaver Improves After Heart Attack

Mrs. R. M. Beaver of Galena Kansas and formerly of Lovington suffered a heart attack on June 24 and is in St. Marys hospital in Joplin Missouri showing improvement.

R. M. Beaver Galena Kansas Lovington St. Marys Hospital Joplin

Hargreaves Return From California

Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hargreaves returned from San Francisco where Dr. Hargreaves attended American Medical Association meetings. Their daughter Jean Baughman and Texas Tech roommate Willda Wells accompanied them.

Charles D. Hargreaves San Francisco Dr. Hargreaves American Medical Association Hargreaves Jean Baughman Jeans Texas Tech Willda Wells

Lea County Farm and Livestock Bureau Board Meeting Called

A special meeting of the Lea County Farm and Livestock Bureau board of directors is scheduled for 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

The Lea County Farm and Livestock Bureau

Jencks and Five Labor Leaders Sentenced for Injunction Violation

The State Supreme Court orders Jencks and five International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers leaders to jail for violating an injunction during the Hanover Mill strike. They argue wives and children carried out the acts. Jencks also faces perjury findings. Court reports fines in JP Court include Hodges 15 dollars, Catron 50, Knight 15, Shields 15, Cannon unspecified.

State Supreme Court Jencks Hanover International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers CIO Empire Tey Tem Johnny Hodges Ray Catron O. B. Knight Gertrude Shields W. R. Cannon Clovis Joe Par

Roper Couple Makes Business Trip to Lubbock

Mr and Mrs R L Roper of Tatum traveled to Lubbock on Tuesday for a business visit and also called on the Sarg Peterson family during the trip.

R. L. Roper Tatum Lubbock Sarg Peterson

Harvey Fulks Purchases A B Machine Co

Harvey Fulks becomes owner of the A B Machine Shop at 1313 South Main Lovington. He comes from Clarendon Texas with 19 years in machine shop and welding. The shop is renamed Harvey's Machine and Welding Co. His family resides at 915 Avenue I and his son will be a high school senior this fall.

Harvey Fulks South Main Lovington

Cleric Buys Used Car Lacking Key Vocabulary

A humorous note profiles a clergyman who purchased a secondhand car but lacked the words to operate it properly, highlighting the communication gap between buyer and vehicle.

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New Wscs Circle Jaycee Charles Fairweather Capital Page School Bom Evethasy R.E. Smith Hillcrest WMU Hilcrest Baptist Church Scudy Mrs. Sweety Bess Hot Springs Hollis Harris Amarillo W. A. Jones Lordsburg N. M Allen INTEL Lake Placid Alamogordo Wes Santee U. S Paul Ely Henri Navarre Indo-China Louisville Lexington Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico Nevada Revere Edna Miles Campbells United Press Justice Court A & B Machine Co West Avenue Revere Ware Revere Ware Family Iit Grpose Army Store
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