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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1950
Page
4
Classified notice for McNess Company offers a permanent field position calling on farmers in Lea County. Earn 15 to 20 dollars daily with no experience or capital required. White applicants only. Apply to Department A Freport mm. (6-13 2tp).
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Charles Campbell home to nominate officers for the new term. Correspondence from the Unit’s Buddy at the Veterans Hospital in Albuquerque was read and suggested for publication. Mrs. Campbell served cookies and cold drinks to attendees.
A third lava river erupts from Mauna Loa in Hawaii, pouring onto deserted land toward the Pacific Ocean. A previous lava stream had threatened a large ranch but veered away, easing immediate danger.
Margaret Love daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Love celebrated her birthday with a weiner roast at home last Thursday. A cake and candles were present with friends including Betty Sumruld Kay Sumruld Mariym Moore Cora Lee Barrett Linnie Jo Loave Paula Sinclair Aline Grisham elan Grisham Shirley Dendy and Giner Scoggin.
Mrs. W. H. Ratliff and infant daughter Becky returned to their Ft. Worth home after visiting Mrs. Ratliff's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reed Friday.
Mr and Mrs W O Simpson have returned from a stay with relatives in Kansas City Missouri after visiting family members and sightseeing during their trip.
The clipping notes President Truman as the best paid man, with a take home pay of 110000 and 42 travel facilities, plus the yacht Williams burg and a private Pullman car. It lists staff costs, travel allowances, aircraft Independence costs and other White House expenses, comparing with Roosevelt and Hoover.
A bond selling parade closed Boys State in Portales with over a hundred delegates participating. The New Mexico Liberty Bell replica led the center motif with a band of Boy's State representatives. The event taught semi official public office duties and was new this year. Gene Woodard Bill Lee and Eddie Hooper represented Loving.
Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne U S Senator Clinton P Anderson and Attorney General Joe L Martinez are slated to speak this afternoon at the groundbreaking ceremony for a new Catholic college. Local leaders expect a sizable turnout and noted the event marks a milestone for the diocese and community.
Blue gingham from Galey & Lord with a hobby dot effect creates a chic strapless dress with a deep cowl for town wear designed by Adele Simmsen. Groundbreaking ceremonies fund Catholic college in Albuquerque. Lemke Construction wins contract at $448,000 for science and classroom building says Doctor Victor E. Kleven. Doe and cat share feed box on Methuen animal rescue farm in Massachusetts run by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Mrs. Mary H. Stansell drove to Kenna on Tuesday to visit with relatives.
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