Eld. Leo D. Kennedy Leads Local Baptist Services
Sunday Services at the Baptist Church on Southend 2nd Street near city edge include Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. B T S at 6:15 p.m. preaching at 7:00 p.m. Prayer Service on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Teachers meeting at 7:00 p.m. Sunday services listed with Wednesday prayer and midweek events. Howard Garand on school supervision noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South 2Nd St
Leo D. Kennedy
Methodist Church Sunday School and Worship Schedule
The notice lists weekly worship and fellowship times for a Methodist church. Sunday services include morning worship and Sunday School, with youth and junior senior choirs midweek, and meetings for W S C S, Board of Education, and Board of Stewards on specified Mondays. Ray W. Ross serves as minister and Raymond John as Sunday School superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Board of Education
Board of Stewards
Raymond John
Ray W. Ross
Turnip News: 10-Pound Purple Top Grown Near Raymond
Jackson Mississippi reports Sam McRae Jr on the Raymond farm grew a 10 pound purple top turnip. The Presbyterian Church in town lists services and group activities including morning and evening worship and youth fellowship. The farm news highlights a notable harvest achievement in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jackson
Miss
Sam McRae, Jr
Big Farm
Raymond
Sunday and Church Schedule Fragments
Readable fragments list church services including Hillcrest Baptist and Church of Christ with morning and evening worship times. Noted are Sunday 11:00 am services, evening sessions, midweek Bible classes, and W. M. S. meetings across several locations.
God the Preserver of Man Sunday Sermon Topic
Sunday June 15 1952 Church service presents a Lesson Sermon theme God the Preserver of Man The Golden Text is Psalm 91 1 and the sermon uses King James Bible passages John 1412 and correlative Science and Health page 293 highlighting Truth divine harmony and the nothingness of evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Medieval Beggar Roots of Student Fund Requests
Dr. John Bettersworth of Mississippi State College notes that students have long written home for money, saying in the Middle Ages the word student was synonymous with beggar and that asking for funds is not a modern invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkville
Miss
John Bettersworth
Mississippi State College
Lhettersworth
Judge Arledge Rules Against Installments in Ballot Machines
District Judge R. F. Deacon ruled that election machines meet the constitutional requirement for ballots but voided a Bernalillo County contract to buy 100 machines by installment. He said installment buying would bind future county commissioners and violate the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Deacon Arledge
Bernalillo County
Choosing an Outboard Cruiser Size for Waterways
Boat expert Willard Crandall notes outboard cruisers vary by waterway. Small rivers demand tiny boats, while large lakes or coastal runs require bigger, seaworthy craft. Most models fit 25 hp motors, with speed affecting ride comfort and beam stability for safety in waves.
Plainville Names George Bartlett Man of the Year
Plainville Connecticut honors George W Bartlett as the town's Man of the Year for twenty years of service as tax collector. The Frost project notes he has built a reputation for fairness and community service in Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville, Conn
Plainville
George W. Bartlett
Olin Young Wins Trophies At Andrews Kid Rodeos
Olin Duan Young adds trophies to a growing collection after wins at Andrews Texas including All Round Cowboy 1952 first in boys hat race first in calf robbins and third in ribbon roping Kenny Smith of Lovington took second in calf roping D B Siversand of B and B Jewelry engraved the trophies for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Young
D’uan
Olin
Andrews
Texas
Kenny Smith
Lovington
Betty Siversand
B&b
Two Civil War Vets Hold Last Grey Reunion
106 year old General William Townsend arrived in Jackson Mississippi for the final reunion of the boys in grey. The Ollila veteran could not find surviving comrades, while General William Bush was flown from Fitzgerald Georgia to attend. The five remaining members are too old to attend the last Confederate Army gathering.
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William Townsend
Jackson
Miss
Ollila
Louisiana
William Bush
Fitzgerld
Georgia
Four Educators To Teach at Summer School ENMU 1952
Eastern New Mexico University lists four top administrators teaching during the 1952 Summer Session starting June 9. President Floyd D. Golden leads an upper division course in school administration, academic dean Martin L. Cole teaches history with focus on French and Russian revolutions, Dr. D. H. Reed will lecture on social studies, and A. E. Hunt covers school building administration. Dr. Jack W. Mears heads the educational measurements course and personnel workshop. Over 100 courses and 11 workshops are planned for the 8 week term ending August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd D. Golden
ENMU
Martin L. Cole
D. H. Reed
Jack W. Mears
Personels
Mears
University of Texas
Blessed is he who serves faith fully on a committee
Gospel Gleaners presents a church program themed around dedication and service. Goldie Sanders submits verses praising steadfast church members who balance prayer, invitation, and active work without gossip.
Local minister Hugh Harris leads Lovington church outreach
Hugh Harris, called plain Hugh Harris by preference, is a seminary trained minister guiding the First Cristian Church of Lovington. Since starting in 1946, he has served White's Run Kentucky Alpine Indiana Washington Court House Ohio Smithville Texas and Lovington, where he and wife Laurena Tinnell Harris raise two children. He plans summer camp teaching in the Sacrament Mountains July 14 to 19 and a three week revival starting September 7 with evangelist Jim Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Is
First Cristian Church of
Lovington
Hugh Harris
Harris
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
White’s Run
Kentucky
Apline
Indiana
Washington Court House
Ohio
Smithville
Texas
Dennis
Timmie
Laurena Tinnell
Sacrament Mountains
Mr. Harris
Jim Alley
Hobbs Church
Christian Church
Famine Flood and Drought Hit China's Farmers
United Press reports famine flood and drought plague Chinese farmers alongside ideological control and inflated production quotas. Drought devastated eastern provinces with up to a third of crops lost, followed by rains and floods. Insect pests, red spiders, locusts and wasps threaten wheat and fruits while some regions receive food loans and others face shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hong Kong
UWU
Reform
China
East China
South China
Hunan
Kwangtung
West Chin
Miss Inez Dykstra Enrolled In Sewing Class
Eastern New Mexico University hosts a five day clothing workshop limited to 30 members June 26. Miss Marie Schumacher leads the class with many Portales and area residents including Inez Dykstra and 20 others from towns such as Carlsbad Texico Artesia Rogers Farwell Lovington and Tucumcari.
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Inez Dykstra
Fortales
Eastern New Mexico University
Marie Schumacher
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Grace Carrico
Helen Gay Mary Riker
Tennie Partin
Edna Ruth Sharp
Iris Cox
Katie Lehman
Norene Morgan
Portales
Nancy Groves
Joy Morgan
Floyd
Lena Pierce
Dorothy McKay
Mary Kate Stover
Clovis
Lodema Shepard
Louise Beck
Carlsbad
Allene Boney
Texico
Verna Seale
Farwell
Tex
Tommy Mullins
Rogers
Thelma Mackey
Solano
Ruth James
Farley
Lillian Ealy
Anthony
Fern Zimmerman
Clayton
Lovington
Narda Sue Warren
Artesia
Ann Howarth
Raton
Rae Wells
Tucumcari
Jury Denies $25,000 Damage Suit to Hobbson
A federal jury in Albuquerque ruled that the death of Myrtle Yoder's husband near Tatum in 1951 was not caused by negligence by Noble Drilling Company. The verdict denies her additional benefits under the workmen's compensation act and ends a $25,000 damage suit.
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Hobbson
Albuquerque
Myrtle Yoder
Carlsbad
Noble Drilling Company
Yoder
Tatum
Ice Cream Parlor Opens In Sullivan With Free Sundaes
Prospective customers sampled free sundaes at a new ice cream parlor in Sullivan Indiana. One boy, on his sixth trip, kept going while the manager admitted he limited him to a cone to prevent illness.
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Sullivan
Ind
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Sun
Eeccrees
Prayer Meeting
Wea
Howard Grandon
Eseer Teres
Nazarene Church
Ats
Presbyterian Church
David T. Moore
Pioneer Youth Fellowship
Women of the Church
Ava
s1Aannis
Hillcrest Baptist
Southern Baptist Convention
J. C. Duarles
Pastor Sun
Walter White
Preaching Training Union
THE
Church OF Christ
Weweer
Ane
Churches OF Christ, Scientist
God
Preserver
B & B Package Store
Hobbs, New Mexico
Howard McDonald
Lovington, New Mexico
LEA County
Lovington Abstract CO
Willard Crandall
Lovington Implement CO
John Desre
Artesia Highway
Olin D'uan Young
A. E. Hunt
Hunt
Beatitudes
Goldie Sanders
Ciiia
Politica
Jack James
Lester Alston Agency
Ruth Piatt
U. S
Santa Fe
P. O
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Lovington Machine Shop
J.D. Tatum
Jess Harwell
General Oilfield
N. Fowler
Hobbs
McKnight ™ Sheet Metal
North Turner
North Shipp
New Mexico
Southwestern Associat
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