Tommie Price tops Tatum FFA rodeo on May 26 27
Tommie Price of Tatum named all round cowboy at the Tatum FFA rodeo, winning steer riding and team tying and placing in calf roping to post the highest points. Don Rutherford also of Tatum was runner up all round cowboy with wins in ribbon roping and team tying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Price
Tatum
Tatum F. F
Tommie
Don
Seminole
Texas
Jerry Ancell
Wootsie Houston
oDn Rutherford
Howard Driggers
Santa Rosa
Services For Ida Jane Hancock Held Saturday
Ida Jane Hancock born December 24, 1868 in Russellville Arkansas died June 15 1950 at Lea County Community Hospital. Survived by husband Lee Hancock two sons L S Hancock of Lubbock and Pete Hancock of Goldwaite four daughters Zeph Fogerson James Rhoderick Earl Osborne and Jess Harwell 17 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. Services 3 PM Saturday at Nelson Green Chapel burial Prairie Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Jane Hancock
Russelville
Arkansas
Lea County
Hancock
Palmer
Texas
Lee Hancock
First Methodist Church
Silverton
Hobbs
L. 5 Hancock
Lubbock
Tex
Pete
Goldwaite
Arel E. Hancock
Zeph Fogerson
Clovis
N. M
James Rhoderick
Quitaque
Earl Osborne
Logan
Jess Harwell
Nelson- Green Chapel
Prairie Haven Cemetery
Ethel Irene Caldwell
Lovington
A. F. Caldwell
Caldwell
Amarillo
C. L Garwood
Jessie Lou Osborn
Eva Vosburg
Don Wood
Cub Wood
C. L. Garwood
Chas Llyod
Deming
Ralph Windsor
Las Vegas
Nevada
Tony Hardin
Wasco
California
Lem _ Poline
Portales
Woodrow Wood
J. C. Crow
R. B. Wright
Albuquerque
A. W. Blount
Windhiam Overmier
Flowers Girls
Mary Jane Osborn
Mary Caldwell
Santa Fe
W. C. Overmier
Ben Frances
J. C Crow
James Cook
Mrs Roy LaMay and Daughters Leave for Ranch Home
Mrs Roy LaMay and her daughters Judy and Jeanette traveled to their ranch near Capitan after a weeklong visit with Miss Margaret Kallsen. Miss Kallsen and Mrs LaMay are sisters.
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Roy LaMay
Judy
Jeanette
Capitan
Margaret Kallsen
Kallisen
Mrs. LaMay
Jury Term In Session Opens Criminal Court Here
Criminal court in Hobbs opened with multiple cases listed. Sacra Brothers of Lea County seek 747.75 in damages from D. D. Jones plus costs. Other docket items include auto collision injuries, manslaughter and murder charges, grand larceny, assault and battery, breaking and entering, and first degree murder cases against Hobbs residents.
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Sacra Brothers
Lea County
D. D. Jones
Robi. W. Ward
John O. Sikes
John O. Sikes, Jr
Richard L. Patterson
American Insurance Co
Newark
N. J
Hobbs
York and Schubert
State
Elmo Jones
Jones
W. C. Swiger
Jal
Eugene Allen
Allen
Galloway Wrecking Company
B. D. Peters
Ernest McDaniel
Peters
Daniel
Justice of the Peace
William Vaughan
Ronald F. Hill
Jesse Bailey
William Richard
Mann Tannehill
Lions Bow to Amerada 13 11 in tight county league game
Lovington notes tell of a baseball tilt as Amerada edges the Lions 13 to 11 after a nine to zero start by Lovington. Lowman pitched for the Lions, Wishart relieved for Amerada. Lanehart and A Rice homered for their teams amid eight Lion errors to three by Amerada.
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Jake
Fountain
Magnolia
Buckeye
Mallamar
Lions
Amerada
Oil Gang Blast
Lovington Lions
Cums
Anen
Onem
Amde
Spee Lia
Amerda
Lowman
Reese
Wishart
Rhe Wiley Lanehart Bohat Lucas Wishart Reese Burson Battles
Shelton Bishop
R H E Hazen Creamer Grandon
Erwin Lowman
Oberwetter
Rice
A. Rice
J. Stagner
New Lawyer joins Lea County firm in Hobbs
Max Edwards formerly of Flagstar Arizona becomes an associate of A. A. Rose at Stark Building 103 East Taylor Hobbs. He moved to Hobbs after earning a law degree from the University of Arizona Tucson and 42 months in the infantry with service in the Philippines. Edwards now resides at 812 North Shipp Hobbs.
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Max Edwards
Flagstar
Arizona
Lea County
A. A. Rose
Stark
East Taylor
Hobbs
Edwards
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Dartmouth College
Hanover
New Hampshire
Phillipines
North Shipp
Home
Doctor McBee to Attend Tulane Postgrad Course in New Orleans
Dr A W McBee of the Medical Group Building Hobbs plans a three year postgraduate oculist program at Tulane University New Orleans. He has sold his home at 217 Green Acres to George Baker of Cactus Drilling and will return to Hobbs if the course proves satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. W. McBee
Medical Group
North
Dalmont
Hobbs
New Orleans
Louisana
Tulane University
McBee
Green Acres
George Baker
Cactus Drilling Company
Local Boys Head to Valley Forge Scout Jamboree
Local boys Jimmy Love Glenn Gillett Herman Neal Konlad Wright and Jimmy Bridgeforth will attend the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, leaving the latter part of the week for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Jimmy Love
Glenn Gillett
Herman Neal
Konlad Wright
Jimmy Bridgeforth
Rotary hears talk on Air Force mission
Gradon Dean Jr addressed the Rotary Club on the Air Force Mission in a five minute segment of the regular program. A round table surprise conducted by G T Hanners had Rotarians identify the person on their left with full names and classifications. Three Republicans were present and Ken Towle of Hobbs attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradon Dean, Jr
Air Force
G. T. Hanners
Hanners
Mrs. I. C. Stoops Conducts Hobbs Business Saturday
Mrs. I. C. Stoops conducted business in Hobbs on Saturday, handling transactions and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Stoops
Hobbs
Death of Zener Not to Affect Hobbs Office
The Walter R. Zener Adjustment Company reports its Hobbs branch will continue operations after the owner’s death. Harry R. Bryan, head of the Hobbs office, says P. H. Ware will take over the company while all six offices keep the same personnel. The Hobbs office is at 103 East Taylor, room 205.
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Walter R. Zener Adjustment Company
Hobbs
Harry R. Bryan
P. H. Ware
Zener
East Taylor
Gingham House Offers Gifts for Pink and Blue Showers
The Gingham House promotes a selection of gifts suitable for pink and blue baby showers, highlighting a range of decor and useful items to celebrate expectant parents.
Aerial Showoff Fined In Lovington Buzz Incident
Artesia watchmaker B. F. Parker was arrested and fined 100 dollars by Police Judge Sidney M. Reeves after flying too low at Lovington Airport and buzzing the town. Police Chief W R Hill seized Parker at noon Thursday near the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
B. F. Parker
Artesia
Sidney M. Reeves
W. R. Hill
Parker
Osteopaths barred from Lea County Hospital policy debate
Osteopaths in Lea County face hospital access limits as state council debates federal aid hospital rules requiring Class A medical school graduates or approval by the American College of Surgeons. Attorney for the State Osteopathic Association argues the rule conflicts with state law. Four Lea County doctors operate with patients largely at Dr. Harold Fenner's Hobbs hospital.
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Lea County
New
State Council
New Mexico
American College of Surgeons
W. Peter McAtee
Albuquerque
State Osteopathic Association
Joe L. Martinez
State Board of Health
R. E. Smith
Lovington
John Brady
W. R. Bruner
Harold Fenner
Hobbs
Fenner
Turner and Taylor
Jerry Jerngan
New Hospital
Spends $2344 to Win Nomination
The article lists Democratic and Republican candidates for state offices in New Mexico with totals spent or none noted, highlighting figures for attorney general and other posts. It is the second in a Farm Bureau series examining national farm policy and the Brannan Plan versus parity-based programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. W. Clark
Daniel W. Caldwell
M. A. Romero
Thomas McGrath
W. S. Apodaca
Don R. Casados
Paul F. Larrazola
Charles H. Fowler
Supreme Court
Henry G. Coors
Claude Gamble
Joe L. Martinez
R. H. Grissom
Chester Hunker
Republican Corporation Com
Farm Bureau
Brannan
Folk Games Tuesday At Tennis Court
Lovington school officials announce folk games at the tennis courts from 7 to 9 Tuesday night. Larry Crouse will run the event, with weekly sessions possible if popular, inviting all to attend and enjoy watching from the sidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
H. C. Pannel
Lovington Municipal
Larry Crouse
New Patrol Leaders Elected for Scout Troop 44
Members of Boy Scout Troop 44 met Monday night at the Scout Hut to divide into two patrols and elect Glen Gillett and Benny Gail Powers as patrol leaders. About twenty boys and Scoutmaster Lovall Klouster myer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gillett
Benny Gail Powers
Lovall Kloustermyer
Lawson Tire and Supply on vacation coverage
Mrs Mood Smith fills in at Lawson Tire and Supply as Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawson take a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Mrs. Mood Smith
Lawson Tire and Supply
Mrs. Clyde Lawson
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Kelly Blanton Carter
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