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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1952

Page

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Southern Baptist Missionaries Face Police Over Religious Survey

Rev Watt and Sgt Peck recount a Colorado Springs incident where police interrupted a religious survey by the Southern Baptists. The group, led by Rev Bryant and including Casey Perry, John Watt, Jimmy Brown and Hilliard Van Zandt, faced detainment and police bluffing while seeking to establish churches and a tent revival just outside city limits.

David Peck C. G. Watt Lovington Southern Baptist Colorado Springs Colo Watt Colorado C. W. Bryant Amarillo Casey Perry Tatum John Watt Jimmy Brown Hilliard van Zandt Odessa Texas Airforce Sgt. Peck Federal Council of Churches Bryant Brown

Budget hearings set in Lea County over Friday and Saturday

State and local budget hearings will be held in Lea County on Friday and Saturday July 11 and 12. Lovington courthouse at 9 am will examine the county budget, then Loving ton at 1 pm, Tatum at 2 pm, followed by Hobbs at 9 am Saturday, Eunice at 10 am, and Jal at 11 am. The county budget totals over a million dollars with increases requested in most departments.

Lea County Lovington Court House Tatum Hobbs Eunice

New Mexico Paratroopers Join Ft Campbell July Salute

Four New Mexico paratroopers form part of a color guard at Fort Campbell Kentucky for a Fourth of July salute to the Union by the 11th Airborne Division and Post Units. The ceremony features a 24 gun salute as division artillery fires at noon.

FT. Campbell New Mexico 11Th Airborne Divison Fort Camp Ft. Campbell Ground

Webster Appeals Fine and Is Fired

Owen E. Webster appeals a $100 Lovington town court fine for driving while intoxicated. His license was revoked, he posted bond, and the appeal appears on the district court docket. Webster, a field agent for the liquor department, has been relieved of duties.

Owen E. Webster Lovington Webster Liquor Department Bureau of Revenue

Shudy Harvey Moves to Baylor Hospital for Recovery

Mrs. C. T. Sparkman reports her son Shudy Harvey is now a patient at Baylor Hospital in Dallas. He will stay about three weeks recovering from injuries from a November automobile accident.

C. T. Sparkman Shudy Harvey Baylor Hospital Dallas

Softball Schedule Calendar Weeknight Matches

The schedule lists matchups for July 7 to July 11 including NOWELL against MALJAMAR LIONS against BAPTIST on July 7 and July 11 sees MAGNOLIA facing PETTY and HOUSEHOLD competing with NOWELL. Other twin bill nights include RANCHERS versus MAGNOLIA and MALJAMAR versus LIONS on July 10.

Maljamar Lions Baptist Ranchers Magnolia Petty Household Nowell

Suits Filed In District Court At Lovington

District court filings include Homer R. Montgomery vs Western Oil Field Inc compensation Paul Jones vs Noel Rogers for 384.00 Tidewater Associated Oil Co. versus Alma Goodwin Virgie Linam Harry Houston Charles Cochran Will Terry Ray McNeill and Chris Furneaux right of way Lea County State Bank vs J B Green for 2500 note J H Forbes Tea Co. vs J L Tromes for 1226.61 Edeline Z Cone vs E Cone divorce sought

Lovington Homer R. Montgomery Western Oil Field Inc Paul Jones Noel B. Rogers Tidewater Associated Oil Co Alma Goodwin Virgie Linam Harry Houston Charles Cochran Will Terry Ray McNeill Chris Furneaux

Vehicle License Plates Will Be For Five Years

Santa Fe announces five year plates starting next year with red and white colors. Tony Luna says metal tabs will show purchases and dyes will enable production. Trucks and passenger plates will mirror color contrast, with numerals widened slightly and a 20 percent dye order increase anticipated.

Santa FE Tony Luna Luna Motor Vehicle Bureau

Coe Family Mourns Melrose Burial of Ray Jones

Ray Charles Jones, 70, father of Mrs. Woodrow Coe, died July 1 at his Lovington home after visiting In Melrose. Born near Big Cabin Indian Territory, he homesteaded in Melrose NM in 1905 and married Avis Swope in 1915. Survivors include Mrs. R. C. Goodwin of Atlanta and sister Mrs. Laura Ringo of Kansas City. Funeral at Melrose officiated by Rev. C. G. Watt and Rev. O. W. Miller. burial at Memorial Park.

Ray Charles Jones Woodrow Coe Lovington Mr. Jones Coe Indian Territory Big Cabin Oklo Melrose New Mexico Avis Swope R. C. Goodwin Atlanta Georgia Laura Ringo Kansas City C. G. Watt O. W. Miller Goodwin J. A B. Berdue Bert Love

Loan Program Extended For Farm Storage Facilities

The Agriculture Department extended for one more year its loan program to finance on farm storage for grain and storable crops. Initiated June 1949 to handle bumper crops, the program now runs to June 30 1953 with loans up to 80 percent of construction costs.

Washington Agriculture Department

Lovington Chamber Plans July Meeting at REA Building

The Lovington Chamber of Commerce will hold a general membership meeting on Tuesday night at 7 30 in the REA Building. The oil industry chairman directs the program with speaker J A Craig manager of the Magnolia Arkansas Chamber of Commerce. Travis Roe of McAllister Fuel Co will discuss the American Business System and Du Pont Co research over the past two years.

Lovington Chamber of Commerce REA Oil Industry J. A. Craig Chamber of Commerce Magnolia Arkansas Travis Roe McAllister Fuel Co American Business System The du Pont Co

Endowment Policy Debate Haunts European Policy View

European observers misread foreign policy as endowment policy, sparking debate over government funding stances and long term commitments. Analysts note confusion between aid programs and strategic aims across multiple states and institutions.

Draft Catches Seven Youths for Induction on July First

The following have been sent to El Paso for induction in the armed forces on July 1, 1952 George Williams Lloyd William McNew C H Henson Shirley H Evans Clifford G Simpson Manuel Hernandez Lawrence Norman Law Yond Reported delinquent and failed to report for induction on July 1 are Billy Jo Follis Librado Machuca Madrid Otis Ben McIntyre Billy Gene McGinnis and Pablo Rios.

el Paso George Williams Lloyd William McNew C. H. Henson Shirley H. Evans Clifford G. Simpson Manuel Hernandez Lawrence Norman Law Yond Billy Jo Follis Librado Machuca Madrid Otis Ben McIntyre Billy Gene McGinnis Pablo Rios

Lea County Commission Finalizes 1952 Year Bills

The Lea County Board of Commissioners met on Monday to approve the final payments for the end of fiscal year 1952. The new fiscal year began on July 1, 1952.

Lea County Board of Commissioners

McDonald Boy Enters Aircraft Technical School

A/3C Willie A Holt age 18, son of Mr and Mrs A Holt of McDonald New Mexico, began a 22 week course at Sheppard Air Force Base Aircraft School. The program covers basic airframe and powerplant skills, inspection and maintenance of USAF aircraft. Upon graduation he will study advanced training and be assigned to a major command.

Sheppard Air Force Base Texas Willie A Holt A. Holt McDonald, N. M Sheppard Air Force Sheppard USAF Jor

Three DWI Cases Heard in Monday Session

Judge John Green fined drivers for DWI and reckless driving in a Monday session. Eugene Etheridge Rt. J ton Clinton Wilson Hobbs Williard J. Quenmore Lovington pled guilty and lost licenses. several had not paid fines by 10 am. Joe Lewis of Hobbs was jailed on a reckless driving guilty plea after failing to pay a $100 fine. Gene S. Wilsher and Jimstro pled guilty to fighting with $25 fines.

John Green

Old Landmark Moved Away From Main Street Corner

A historic building once located at the Main Street corner across from the courthouse was relocated. The Lovington era structure faced many moves with help from local residents and watchers along the sidewalk. The upstairs housed the Eastern Star and Omic Lodge activities and the community recalls meals and entertainments carried up the narrow stairs.

Main Street Court House Lovington Eastern Star Omic Lodge

Philco Dealers District Meet Attended in Odessa

Barney Waldrop his son and Bill Hendricks attended a Philco Dealers district meeting in Odessa last week. They viewed upcoming Philco models for fall and learned about new televisions arriving as Southeast New Mexico gains a completion of a station at Well.

Barney Waldrop Bill Hendricks Philco Odessa New Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Southern Baptists Northerner Brotherhood Sgt Peck Dawl Rackley Pfc Vincent H. Chaires Lordsburg Uni G. L. Doolittle Albuquerque Lumber Company Albuquerque Economic Research Council National Association of Manufactures For Pacific Southwest Doolittle Doo U.S Hawaii Alger Hiss Braddock Monongahela Sicily Lovington Credit Bureau Mary Payne and Clarellen Green Shudy" Harvey Baylor LIONS Baptist Magnolia Petty Household Lea County State Bank J. B. Green J. H. Forbes Tea Co J. L. Tromes Edeline Z. Cone E. Cone REA Bldg Commissioners McDonald Boy Aircraft Technical School Mosey Philco Dealers
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