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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
4
Easy weeknight menus that require 15 to 30 minutes from can to table. Slices of corned beef hash and chili con carne feature with tomato toppers, hot spaghetti, and toasted buns for quick hearty meals. Fresh tomatoes and dill pickles complete the menus.
Lt Glen L Hatley of Menlo Park and Amelda Ruth Crowley exchange vows May 18 at First Christian Church in a coral and white themed ceremony attended by about 80 guests. The couple plan to base at Moody AFB Valdosta Georgia after the ceremony.
Mrs Gene Clardy was honored with a pink and blue baby shower at Mrs P H Gamble home. Co hosts included Miss Doris McKibben Mrs Les Villars Mrs Forres Henry Miss Neva Wishoski Mrs Dick Blackwood Mrs Dorothy Pruit and Mrs Joella Robinson. The event ran from 7 to 9 with guests watching gifts opened.
Mrs H J Cobern notes Mrs W A Jones visits daughter Mrs Travis Bynum and family in Marin City California. Rev Louis Perot and wife and Mrs Pearl Scrinner attend the Nazarene Assembly and Camp near Capitan New Mexico this week.
Mrs Lowell Fox died Friday May 30 after years of illness in a Carlsbad Hospital. Funeral services were conducted by the Church of Christ at Carlsbad Funeral Home and burial followed in Roswell with Mr Kinney Hall Mrs E J Fox and three Shults children in attendance.
A gelatine bound loaf combines diced ham and grated American cheese with celery and sweet pickle for a spring main dish. The recipe yields six servings and is served on crisp greens with tomato wedges.
The Methodist ladies met on Monday for a work session to craft new draperies for the dining room. Refreshments were served to 16 members, and the group plans a meeting on the first Monday after noon in July.
The building committee of the Presbyterian Church met Monday night. Plans are under way for a new auditorium with services held in the temporary educational building.
Mr and Mrs Luther Cooper move from Star Route B Hobbs to 624 West Washington Lovington. This city notice records their new residence and names.
The Girl Auxiliary held a two day party at the Lovington Baptist church with about 10 girls and 10 county councilors attending. Mrs. R. E. Hendrickson directed the meeting assisted by Mra Brice Elliott. The program opened with registration at 10 a.m. the theme Following the Star and the discuss ion Flood the Star were presented by Oil Center church. Jeannelle Hinman read aloud and Lillie Hundley delivered the girls message. A noon lunch followed and Friday night featured a program before the group returned home Saturday morning after breakfast.
United States News and World Report outlines the presidency faces rugged burdens in coming terms. Key issues include debt nearing the $275 billion ceiling, war in Korea, industrial decline, unemployment, farm policy tensions, and a massive federal payroll of about 6.2 million workers.
A last minute reminder from Leon H. Harms, Secretary-Manager of the New Mexico State Fair, urges entries for the first annual Spring Horse Fair in Albuquerque June 13 to 15. Postmark by midnight June 5 to compete for over 5,000 in cash premiums and trophies. The show, held at the State Fair Grounds, is accredited by the American Horse Shows Assn, American Quarter Horse Assn and Palomino Horse Breeders of America, with classes across multiple breeds and disciplines. Entries should be sent to Harms at the New Mexico State Fair, P.O. Box 1695, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Century Plant Wakes Up Fort Worth Texas UP A century plant planted by C A Plackett bloomed after 25 years.
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