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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
2
A note explains the publication schedule advances twice weekly with issues released on Tuesdays and Fridays. The phrase emphasizes regular cadence and fixed days for new content distribution.
A government housing project is challenged as impractical for Lovington Lea County. A government worker reportedly says construction will not start on 300 Eddy County units, prompting concern that contracts are wasted. The letter argues private rental should expand with furnished two or three room apartments to serve oil field workers.
The four night weekly games provide wholesome entertainment for all ages with early parking and seating available. Games start on schedule and end on time. the Lions work to keep the softball league going with community backing from Lovington and surrounding areas.
Lovington now exceeds 6000 residents with more arrivals expected. The community faces crowded schools this fall and local leaders propose a welcome celebration on the courthouse lawn featuring a band and speakers to greet all newcomers.
The New Mexico State Fair announces revised agriculture premiums for 1952 with several class increases and five new classes in grains seeds cotton vegetables and fruits. Robert B Storey Albuquerque-a Farm and Livestock Bureau director named new agricultural division superintendent. Jack Wayne assistant superintendent. The Crop Improvement Association runs a special division for field inspected entries with germination purity tests and premium matching open competition. Closing date for agricultural entries is September 27 at 9 00 PM. Information and forms available from Leon H Harms Secretary Manager.
U S milk production per person stands at about 730 pounds yearly, versus 820 pounds in 1935-39. Despite per capita declines, total demand climbs as population grows by over 20 million. Food use shifts to whole milk products and skimmed milk items, with 70 percent of solids-not-fat now used for food.
Mr and Mrs John Anderson from Mule Shoe Ranch Borden County Texas visit Lovington to spend time with Mr and Mrs Jerry Clayton and Mr and Mrs W A Anderson during a weekend gathering in the Texas community.
The text discusses Isaiah 11 1 16 presenting the shoot from Jesse s stem as the Messiah with sevenfold Spirit power. It envisions a righteous reign restoring Eden joys, including Gentile inclusion, land restoration for Israel, and universal blessing before Christ s second coming. A free 100 page offer from Christian Publicity Associates invites postcard requests.
Golden text and sermon notes from the Church of Christ in Hobbs plus a revival upcoming at West Point Church starting Friday July 25. Also the birth of John Thomas Shields, a son born July 16 weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces to Mr and Mrs Marion Shields.
Lovington Missionary Baptist Church on South 2nd St near city edge invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 am Morning Worship at 11 am BT S at 6 15 pm Preaching at 7 pm and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm Eld Leo D Kennedy pastor and Howard Grandon Sunday School Supt lead services full with officers meeting and prayer gatherings.
Nazarene Church Sunday School 9 45 am Morning Worship Sunday 11 am Young People's meeting 6 45 pm Evening Worship 7 pm Presbyterian David T Moore Minister Church School 9 45 am Morning Worship 11 am Pioneer Youth Fellowship 6 pm Evening Worship 7 pm Men’s Bible Class 7 45 pm Women of the Church first and third Mondays.
The Methodist Church announces a Sunday schedule with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship and 7 p.m. Junior and Senior Choir rehearsals. Evening services at 7 p.m. plus Monday meetings for W.S.C.S. and Board committees. Pastor Harris leads services and midweek prayer at 6:30 p.m. and Vestry meetings weekly.
Hillcrest Baptist Church details worship and meetings. Probate notices in Lea County New Mexico announce final accounts hearings for Tillie Lewis Alice Paddock and Jack Wrenn estates, pendency of hearing for Dennis Benz adoption, and appointment of executrix Minna Tomlinson with filing deadlines and attorney details.
Chicago AP reports a two month old Linda in 1948 now approaching five in November suffers from progeria a rare aging disease. The child’s body has shrunk to an infant size with gray hair and she faces possible death in sleep from advanced old age.
Mrs. Mason Graham hosts her two nieces Patsy and Sue Hay of San Diego at the ranch. The visitors spend time horseback riding and enjoying ranch sports, showing they prefer the rural setting to a town outing.
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