Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Events
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Bible Study and Preaching throughout the week with evening services at 6:15 or 7:00 p.m. Young People class at 10:40 a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Mass on Buckeye noted. Howard Granl School Supt listed.
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S Flen
Si Wemen
Methodist Church
Sundam
Buckeye
Ladies Bible Study
Christian Church School
Kenneth Chamb
Baptist Church
Howard Granl
Fay Marley Elected Panhellenic Treasurer at NM A and M
Fay Marley daughter of Mr and Mrs Arvil Marley of Tatum has been chosen as treasurer of the Panhellenic Council at New Mexico A and M College. The senior history education major and Gamma Xi chapter president of Delta Kappa sorority also serves as sorority leader on campus.
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Marley
Arvil Marley
Tatum
Panhellenic Council
New Mexico A & M
College
Gamma Xi
Delta Keta Sorority
Guests of Wrights Host Visitors From Texas
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright welcomed guests over the past two weeks including Mrs. Bill Adams and children of Canyon, Texas, Mrs. Cora Williams of Lubbock, and Aunt Sally Slaughter of Carlsbad.
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W. A. Wright
Bill Adams
Canyon, Texas
Cora Williams
Lubbock
Sally Slaughter
Carls
Odie Wright
Shorty Spires
Clayton Gravley
Sonny and
Tobey Gravley
Jerry Wright
Mary Thornberry
Vicki
Susie Adams
Erwin Family Plans Lubbock Reunion This Sunday
Mr and Mrs David Erwin and their children will attend a family reunion in Lubbock on Sunday.
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David Erwin
Badgetts Host Saturday Night Bridge Group
Mr and Mrs Bill Badget hosted the Saturday Night Bridge Group on May 26. High scores went to Mrs W T Myers and Mrs Frank Allman, second to Mr and Mrs D D Patteson, low to Mrs James Hobbs. Refreshments of cake and coffee followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Carter, Mr and Mrs Tom Brig forth, Mr and Mrs W Myers, Mrs Frank Allman, Mr and Mrs James Hobbs, and Mr and Mrs D D Patteson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Badget
W. T. Myers
Frank Allman
D. D. Patteson
James Hobbs
W. W. Carter
Tom Bridgforth
W . Myers
Forty-Two Party at Seth Alstons Hosts and Guests
Mr and Mrs Seth Alston hosted a Senior Forty-Two Club gathering Friday night at their home. High scores were won by Mr and Mrs Fred Cox among members and by Mr and Mrs Steve Darden among guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Millard Eidson Mr and Mrs John Frier Mr and Mrs Kirby Nutt and Mr and Mrs Fred Con while guests included Mr and Mrs Leman Glascock Mrs Lillie Fairweather Ernest Chamberlain and Mr and Mrs Steve Darden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Alston
Fred Cox
Steve Darden
Millard Eidson
John Frier
Kirby Nutt
Fred Con
Leman Glascock
Lillie Fairweather
Ernest Chamberlain
Lovington set for Post Stampede entries and Rainbow installation
Ten years ago on May 30 1941 Lovington and Lea County prepared for the Post Stampede on June 6 and 7 with entrants Trixie Easley and Daisy Chambers. Miss Joyce Darden was installed worthy advisor of Rainbow with Ira Mirth Creighton and others also installed. Luke Roberts and Seth Alston attended a Highway 83 convention in Lamesa Tuesday.
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Lovington
Lea County
Trixie Easley
Daisy Chambers
Frank Bishop
Keaton Roberts
Ft. Bliss
Joyce Darden
Rainbow
Ira Mirth Creighton
Jean Power
Hope
Amelda Crowley
Rhoda Miller
Betty Sue Bishop
Bessie Eaves Patsy Alston
Emogene Stoneham
Jean Kelly
Confidential
Glennadean Westall
Outer Observer
Gene Russell
Luke Roberts
Seth Alston
Lamesa
Miss Pyeatt Speaks To McDonald Farm Bureau Meeting
County home demonstration agent L Maxine Pyeatt addressed the McDonald Farm Bureau at its regular May 25 gathering in the McDonald community building. About 100 attended and refreshments were served. an old fashioned ice cream supper is planned for June 29 with home made ice cream. Members from Tatum and Prairie View were invited.
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L. Maxine Pyeatt
McDonald Farm Bureau
McDonald
Farm Bureau
Tatum
Prairie View
Bureau
Mrs Read of Roswell Visits Lovington
Mrs Charles Read of Roswell was a visitor in Lovington on Monday.
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Charles Read
Roswell
Lovington
Lovington locals share news and travels
Mrs Glen Wolfrum went to Lubbock for dental work with Mrs G E Jenkins and Mrs Bud Denman. Glen Wolfrum hosted Mr and Mrs John Parish and son from Artesia. H V Grantham will travel to Kerrville Texas to visit Mrs Grantham's parents for a week. Pvt Eddie Black at Fort Riley Kan is home on a 15 day furlough. Evelyn Bevans of the Fashion Shop is in Dallas for market. Sam Lucas hosts Mrs Ia McBride from Healdton Okla. their son Skipper will spend the summer with her.
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Glen Wolfrum
Lubbock
G. E. Jenkins
Bud Denman
John Parish
Son
Artesia
H. V. Grantham
Kerville
Texas
Pvt
Eddie Black
Fort Riley
Kansas
Evelyn Bevans
Dallas
Sam Lucas
I@a McBride
Healdton
Oklo
Skipper
McBride
Weekend Visits North to Carlsbad and Roswell
Miss Betty Jo Luker spent the week-end in Dora visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Luker. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leverett of Hobbs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sweatt. Miss Ruth Zimmerman of Lubbock visited her mother Mrs. A. Zimmerman. They went to Carlsbad and Roswell to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Luker
Dora
Mrs
Walter Luker
Clyde Leverett
Hobbs
M. C. Sweatt
Ruth Zimmerman
Lubbock
A. Zimmerman
Carlsbad
Roswell
Special Numbers Rendered At Gospel Singing
Song leaders for Lea County Gospel singers included Darrell Tanner L G Smalley O B Powell Mrs Bates Lawson Mrs Audrey Watkins Mrs Grady Gunn Harrell Tanner and Rev B C Shelmut Prayers were given by L G Smalley and Rev Granville Wooten Special numbers featured Pat Donahue Ruth Boatright Mrs Emmett Hanson Elizabeth Henry Wanda Jo Chapman Cleta Gunn Paula Jean Porter The Smalley Family Quartet The Three Claunch sisters Men s Quartet Rev and Mrs Shellnut Women s Quartet and a guest number by L G Smalley and Patricia The next meeting is at Church of God Mission Lovington and next Sunday at First Assembly of God Church Lovington.
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Lea County Gospel Singers
Darrell Tanner
L. G. Smalley
O. B. Powell
Bates Lawson
Audrey Watkins
Grady Gunn
Harrell Tanner
Emmett Hanson
B. C. Shelmut
Bill Lewis
Eunice Claunch
Granville Wooten
Pat Donahue
Ruth Boatright
Elizabeth Henry
Wanda Jo Chapman
Cleta Gunn
Paula Jean Porter
Smalley
Three Claunch Sisters
Rev
Mrs. Shellnut
Patricia
Church of God Mission
Lovington
Assembly of God Church
Ruth Pannell Presided At Rainbow Meeting
Ruth Pannell led her first Rainbow meeting as Worthy Advisor at the Masonic Hall Monday. Plans were made for a special June 6 visit by Grand Worthy Advisor Betty Jean Bourbonin of Hatch. Seventeen members attended with Mother Advisor Duttie Darden and several visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pannell
Rainbow Monday
Masonic Hall
Betty Jean Bourbonin
Hatch
Dtttie Darden
Visiting in Oklahoma This Week
Mrs Hank Hazen and Mrs Gil Haugin are visiting in Oklahoma this week to tour local sites and meet community groups during their trip.
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Hank Hazen
Gil Haugin
Oklahoma
Wrights Honored on Birthdays with Surprise Party Religions
Mrs. W A Wright marked her 59th birthday as part of a May 18 surprise party hosted by her daughter Georgianna Wright and Mrs. Bill Adams. Guests included Mrs. Alice Shipp and many neighbors. May 25 Georgianna Wright and Mrs. Bill Adams hosted a birthday supper for their father with chicken salad sandwiches and cake.
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Wright
Clayton Gravley
Georgianna Wright
Bill Adams
Buster Frier
John Green
Dave Holloway
Stella Zimmerman
Cora Williams
James Keenum
W. A. Wright
Noble Grand Elected of Lovington Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Tatum Tatum was elected Noble Grand of Lovington Rebekah Lodge at a Monday meeting. Semi annual election also chose District Deputy President Mrs Sarah Lanks and Grand Lodge delegates Mrs Shanks and Pauline Love. Twenty six members attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenelle Tatum
Lovington Rebekah Lodge
Sarah Lanks
Grand Lodge
Santa Fe
Shanks
Pauline Love
Visits Parents of Kirby Dick Schenck in Lovington
Kirby Dick Schenck of Wichita Falls visited Lovington Saturday to spend time with his parents Mr and Mrs Dick Schenck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Dick Schenck
Wichita Falls
Dick Schenck
Lovington
WSCS Meeting at Minton Home
Mrs W L Minton hosted the regular WSCS gathering of the Methodist church on Monday afternoon. Mrs P H Gamble led the session and an officers training course was conducted. Cookies and iced tea were served to attendees including Gamble Ross Shearman Johnson Burns Cloud Beverly Robinson Burt Alexander Harada Selman Cloud and Bettie Lou Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Minton
W. S.C.S
Methodist Church
P. H. Gamble
Mmes Gamble
Ray Ross
John Shearman
Ray Johnson
Lee Burns
E. M. Cloud
Jim Beverly
Walter Burns
James Robinson
Lee Burt
C. E. Alexander Henry Harada
J. B. Selman
J. H. Cloud
iMss Bettie Lou Beverly
Andersons Host Saturday Night Dinner Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Anderson hosted the Saturday Night dinner club. The group played bridge with high score going to Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and second high to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simmons. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. Yearwood Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simmons Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell Jack Danglade and Mrs Gail Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. F. Anderson
John Campbell
Ernest Simmons
W. Yearwood
Jack Danglade
Gail Power
Corpus Christi Guests Visit Green Family
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bryant of Corpus Christi visit in the home of Mrs. Bryant's parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Green. Miss Kathryn Green also visits and plans to attend summer classes at State Teacher's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Bryant
Corpus Christi
Mrs Giles Lee Hosts Bridge Party At Anderson Home
Mrs. Giles Lee entertained with a bridge party Monday afternoon at her parents home, the Anderson residence. Bouquets of spring flowers decorated the rooms. High score went to Mrs. Berry Freeman, second to Mrs. Pete Felfe, and the cut prize to Mrs. Ernest Simmons. Refreshments included punch, rasp berry chiffon pie, mints, nuts and coffee. guest list featured Mrs. Daymon Hardin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Lee
J. F. Anderson
Berry Freeman
Pete Felfe
Ernest Simmons
Mmes
Daymon Hardin
G. T. Hanners
Damon Shipp
W. A. Anderson
Pete _ Felfe
Charles Read
Mary Ruth McCrory
Jimmey Cunningham
John Campbell
Jacques Dailey
Soul and Body Sermon at Christ Scientist Churches May 27 1951
Sunday service theme at N of Knobbs presents a lesson on eternal life and divine consciousness. Scriptural readings from Isaiah and II Corinthians accompany correlative passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Conentioners Attend Convention in Suxta Fe
Mr and Mrs G T Here Andy Swarthout and Charles Harris attended a convention in Suxta Fe last weekend.
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SAS
Orel Boteli Randolph Wall
Nazarene
Sun
Presbyte
GOD
Hurch
RIAN
Church OF Christ
W. Central
Neces
Siam
Hugh Harris
Pas
Catholic Services
Venatius Rutowsky
Gulf Station
Teeeee
Wm. R. Bruner
Taylor — Hobbs, N. M
In the Osteopathic
Fay Marley
Panhellenic's
State College
N. M
Fay
Wrights
Union
Lucille Dailey
Badgetts
Seth Alstons
Miss Pyeatt
McDonald Group
Denier
Gague
Rainbow Meet
W.A. Wright
W. A Wright
Alice Shipp
Rosie Riley
Hawk Medlin
L. E. Carr
Mary S. Hooper
Clarence King
Emma Coleman
Bob Webb
H. C. Parnell
Gussie Groves
Ed Love
Hulda Townsend
T. M. Vaughn
Bill
Vicki Adams
Carol
Myra Jane Vaughn
Charley Gregory
Tatum Noble Grand
Rebekahs
WSCS
Mintons
Andersons
Stevens Clinic
State Land Office and Gas Applications
U. S
Land Office
P. O
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Ibss
Mrs. Giles Lee
Bridge
Churches OF Christ, Scientist
Knobbs
N. of
Jess Harwell
General Oilfield
Tel
N. Fellei
Wm. A. Bumstead
D. V. ML
Animal Hospital
Lester Alston
Ted
Kenith
W. Taylor
W. M. Parkison, M. D
Faye G. Sheeley - Parkison, M. D
New Mexico
Howard McDonald
Lovington Abstract CO
B & B Package Store
Main
Dal Paso
Hobbs, New Mexico
McKnight
Sheet Metal
North Turner
D. L. Mayes
Optometrist
North Shipp
Carlisle Mattress Company
LEA Insurance Agency
Bill Hessler
Lovington, New Mexico
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