Classified ads for sale and trade across town
Used refrigerator sixty dollars and old cookstove forty dollars are offered along with bed springs seven dollars. Pit bull pups female ten weeks registered twenty five dollars each at 602 North East St. Ten Tatum lots for sale or lease near Highway 380 with price reduced. write 609 N Ohio Roswell or call 2359. Also pottery patterns and gifts at Campbell’s Paint and Wallpaper Co. 213 East Broadway Hobbs. Frontage for sale on South Main 300 feet, ideal for motel. contact Mr Zee at Lovington Homes dial 7281. For sale or trade three bedroom house Lovington Midland Irma Lee Schenck Box 755 Loving ton NM. Two late model Mainline Fords 2954 Mainline two-tone four doors One six and one eight very low mileage extra clean call 7146 Lovington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
Light
Highway 380
Ohio
Roswell
Phone
South Main
Zee
Lovington Homes
Dial
Lovington
Duane Peters Wins 11-3 as Hobbs Beats Colts at Guinn Field
Hard hitting by Hobbs Sports and shoddy fielding by the San Angelo Colts write a 11-3 result at Guinn Field. Duane Peters earns the win with nine Colts hits allowed while Epperson takes the loss amid five Colts errors. Osorio hits his 12th homer, Aldazabal drives in four, and Cootes adds a first homer in the ninth for Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Peters
Colts
Hobbs
San Angelo
Elias Osorio
Roy Coots
Peters
D. C. Argudin
Dick Drain
Chico Rico
Epperson
Manny Junco
Julio de la Torre
Eddie Menosse
Argudin
Pete Alazabal
Recio
de la Torre
Osorio
Aldarbal
Art Rowland
Gene Hourarou
Cootes
Colts Rally Past Hobbs In 10-4 San Angelo Win
San Angelo Colts used aggressive base running and timely hitting to defeat Hobbs Sports 10 to 4 in San Angelo on Thursday. Osorio, Williams, and Costa each collected three hits as Guerra held Hobbs to four, while the Colts stole four bases and took the series lead 1-1 with a third game Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Hobbs
Mannie Junco
de la Torre
Beck
Ray Romero
Colt
Guerra
Colts
Romero
Osorio
Jeff Williams
Len Costa
Art Rowland
Gil Guerra
Costa
Houradou
J. C. Argudine
Chico Rico
Sherwood Brewer
Lott
Recio
Argudin
Williams
Aldazabal
Baez
Xortiz
SAN Angelo Abhor
Brewer
Williams If
Bowland
Mixed Local, State Updates Across Nation In Brief
Pasadena woman reports trouble with a man at 2 a m while calling her cat. Gardena police nab a party who gave the last name Booze for heavy drinking. Buffalo theater owner loses TV gear and refunds $3 50 to ringside patrons after a heavyweight bout. Duke Kappa Sigma names Etta Apple as Dream Girl. Morganton safety contest features a car key slogan and secrecy for contestant. Lovington school cafeteria staff to attend Santa Fe training and assist at the School for the Deaf and Dumb. eight named attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Pasadena
Calif
Tom
Lovington
Santa Fe
School For the Deaf and Dumb
L. W. Pratt
Dale Phillips
Jim Stewert
Clifton Yancy
Helen Witt
Stell Burns
J. L. Hampton
Vada Martin
Woman's Club To Give Golf Clubs Away
The Lovington Womans Club will award a $300 golf set with bag and cart at Lovington Country Club Sunday at 4 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday and Saturday at the Post Office Lea County State Bank and Lovington National Bank. Proceeds aid various charities this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Womans Club
Lovington Country Club
Lea County State Bank
Lovington National Bank
Womans Club
Lovington Women's Club Board Meeting Notes
The Executive Board of the Lovington Women's Club met at Mrs. Logan Beal's home on June 1 at 9 am. Committee chairs gave reports and plans for the coming year were discussed. Mrs. Beal served coffee and cake to Mrs. Charles Hargraves, president, Mrs. Harry Trotz, Mrs. Gail Powers, Miss Ethel Yadon, Mrs. Weldon Cox, and Mrs. Wineford Carlile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Women's Club
Logan Beal
Help Wanted Earn Gifts for Your Home
Classified notice seeking workers to contact Mary Vowell Stanley dealer at phone 6 6821. Dated 5/29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vowell
Visitors this week in Fort Worth and Ward households
Mrs. W. C. Cox of Ward Arkansas and Shirley Cox of Fort Worth Texas are visitors this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cox
Ward, Arkansas
Shirley Cox
Fort Worth
Texas
Ray Short
Hay Thief Reported Missing 15 Bales From Farm
C. E. Hilburn reports the theft of 15 bales of hay from his farm. The hay disappeared Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hilburn
Vacation Bible School starts at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church hosts a Vacation Bible School from Monday June 6 to Friday June 10, 9 to 11:30 a.m. Themes include Sailing for Christ with activities in handiwork stories singing games and refreshments led by director Mrs L W Starks and teachers Mrs R L Byrum Mrs Von Jordan Mrs John Cook Mrs Helen Dix Mrs Phil Robinson and Mrs Hugh Harris pianist Mrs Frank Ivy and refreshments head Mrs John Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
L. W. Starks
Bible Scho
Teac'ng
R. L. Byrum
von Jordan
John Cook
Helen Dix
Phil Robinson
Hugh Harris
Frank Ivy
John Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
North East St
Bob
Gim
Campbell's Paint and Wallpaper Co
East Brodway
Campbell’s Paint and Wallpaper Co
East Broadway
Hobbs, N. mm
Midland
Irma Lee Schenck
N. M
Kodak
Jerry's Foto
West Adams
W. Ave
Columbia School
Albuquerque
North 6Th
Ager
W. Ave K
Schubert
E. Dunham, Hobbs
Tfc
Jarvis Wright
WAYNE
TV. Service
1300 North Main
A Lott
Bo Hobbs
He Drain
Rowland
E ‘i
P Sik
Sar Angelo
R—Argudin
Junco
Menosse
E—Drain
RBI
Menouse
Osorrio
Hobbsy
Bob—Peters
SO — Peters
Wiliams
U— Sykes
Sadowski
Afdazabal
Bert Baez
Lick Hobbs
Strictly Fresh
Gardena
Buffalo, N. Y
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Duke University
Etta Apple
Eden
Morganton
N. C
Barrett & Barrett
N_ M
Norman Hanson
East Main Hobbs, N. M
Darden
Darden Super Market
Zoo
London
England
Skelly's Service
N. Main
Christian Bible School
Christ
Cammack
E. Cain
City Hall
Hobbs, N. M
Arden’s Dollar Day
SALE
West Broadway
LEA County Fair Building
Lovington, New Mexico
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!