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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
8
FAIREY TRADING POST offers full supplies for Mexican Nationals and expresses business appreciation. Telephone 848, Box 575, 511 North First Street, Artesia, New Mexico.
Everett M. Evers OH and Land Investments seeks to buy mineral rights and lands in Lea County New Mexico and Andrews Ector Gaines Pecos Crane Ward Winkler Yoakum Cochran and Hockley counties Texas. State legal description interest acres price and land descriptions for sale. 2408 Transit Tower.
An old health brief touts germ destruction by 90 percent alcohol in T four liters containers. It claims the solution penetrates and reaches more germs while a 40 percent variant from a druggist is insufficient to kill within one hour.
The Chamber outlines 27 projects including street paving, beautification, by passes, street lighting, a city library, and all day parking controls. It asks members to answer nine questions on priorities and stresses a six week information program and member recruitment. Next meeting dates are set for July 2 and the regular meetings on the first Monday evenings.
Jal Scout Troop 41 returns from We Hin O Pay in the Sacramento Mountains after a one day delay due to a forest fire. Camp We Hin O Pay was undamaged, but surrounding areas including Camp Merrie suffered ash and ground loss. Scouts named Durward Stell Donald Todd Donald Curtis Tonnie Baird Guen Gill David Stout and Floyd Anderson participated.
Eunice high school principal J. W. Caton travels to the National Education association convention in San Francisco with a relaxed schedule. Choral instructor L. B. Hardin plans a Colorado cabin retreat before NEA duties, while C. H. Conway remains at Eunice to repair school buildings including costly glass replacements.
Mrs. Edna Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Shoemaker all of Middle town Indiana Miss Mary Hiday of Anderson Ind and Bill Ryan of Roswell were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Wright Monday.
Max Edwards returns from Arizona with his parents as Chinese forces retreat from Pyongyang and the Iron Triangle. UN tank infantry advance toward Chorwon and Kumhwa with little resistance reported, while fronts indicate a broad withdrawal along the east coast Kansong to Korangpo.
Hobbs rifle and pistol club expects 10 shotgun marksmen from Carlsbad to compete in a trap shoot Sunday afternoon. All club members are invited to practice at 3 p.m. Thursday and 2 p.m. Saturday.
Eli Wheeler, long treated at the Veterans' Hospital in Houston, has returned to Lovington on Monday. He is reported much improved and recovering at home.
The state's Little Hoover Commission announces two directors Dr Frederick Blachly and his wife Dr Mirian Oatman both long time researchers joining from New Mexico Western in Silver City where they taught for two years The commission chairs E L Moulton says they will receive a joint salary of 7500 dollars annually.
Eunice residents are asked to report any peddler lacking an occupation license to City Hall. City Clerk Morris O Kay said the license validates fair dealing, while unlicensed sellers may not be honest. Kilcullen of Barzune Hospital warned about risks if unregulated pedlars operate.
Marry Nelson was elected head of the Jaycees for 1952 at a Monday night meeting. Harry Nelson, with Daniels and Sons, was chosen president. other officers to be elected next week. John Shea of the Lea County Collecting Agency and Dr. James Caylor reported junk collection efforts despite heat, aided by a donated truck from Billy Walker Trucking Co.
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