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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

7

Lovington Missionary Baptist Church Service Times

Lovington Missionary Baptist Church on South 2nd Street near city edge invites all to attend Sunday Services Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. B T S at 6:15 p.m. Evening preaching at 7:00 p.m. Prayer service each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Leo D. Kennedy welcomes all.

City Limits Leo D. Kennedy Old Line Missionary Baptist Church Lovington Hobbs East Dunham Street

Prayer Meeting and Service Schedule

Tonight at 7 p.m prayers with Wea followed by a 7 30 p.m event featuring Howard Grandon. Sunday schedule lists 9 45 a m service with unclear text restated.

Wea Howard Grandon

Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Officers

The notice lists church activities for the Methodist Church including Sunday School at 9:45 a.m Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m Fellowships at 6:00 p.m Evening Services at 7:00 p.m Junior Choir meets Wednesday at 4:00 p.m Senior Choir Wednesday at 7:00 p.m W S C S meets Mondays at 2:00 p.m Board of Education meets on the second Monday at 7:00 p.m Board of Stewards meets on the third Monday at 7:00 p.m Raymond John Sunday School Superintendent Ray Woss, Minister.

W.S.C.S Board of Education Board of Stewards Raymond John Ray W. Tioss

Hillcrest Baptist Church Weekly Services and Roles

David T. Moore leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m Pioneer Youth Fellowship Sunday evening worship at 7 p m Men and Women classes on Sundays and Mondays Early morning Sunday service at 6 30 a m Bible class at 7 45 p m midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Chambers Supervised by J C Duarl es pastor at Hillcrest Baptist Church cooperating with Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School and morning worship listed.

Sun B. T. U Sun Wii Pioneer Youth Fellowship Women of the Church

Press Favors Open Records At All Times

The New Mexico Press Association reaffirms that all public records should be available for inspection at all times. The resolution notes openness as essential to informed public opinion and references a recent prison records dispute without detailing it. The convention also halted its Albuquerque sessions and formed a committee to study a state Public Printer law.

Santa Fe Mexico Press Association Ass’n New Mexico Ass'n State Penitentiary

Price Controls May Soon Be Removed

The House votes 146 to 88 to end price controls on most goods not rationed. Officials say the measure could remove controls from all but a few metals, with further amendments possible. The action remains tentative and subject to change.

Greece and Britain Attack Soviet Germ Warfare Claims

Greece and Britain denounce Soviet accusations of germ warfare in Korea as false from start to finish. Sir Gladwyn Jebb supports the Greek stance, while the United States calls for a Security Council inquiry with the Red Cross and international scientists.

Greece Britain Soviet Union Korea Stockholm Gladwyn Jebb United States Security Council Red Cross

70000 Prisoners Split Up On Korean Coast

Korea moved about 70 000 communist war prisoners from Koje Island to smaller quarantine compounds on the south coast after a ten day operation that began with a guard prisoner clash. Allied officers report calm with no incidents and strict order compliance.

Korean Korea Koje Island Washington

De-control amendment eyed in house debate on price and wage bill

Republican Henry Talle of Iowa proposes a De-control amendment during floor discussion of a bill to extend price and wage controls. A roll call vote may follow later.

Henry Talle Iowa

Birth announcements from Hobbs and nearby towns

List of births at Fenner Hospital Hobbs with dates June 18 to June 23. Parents include Culpepper McGill Weston Castellon Rain Tanner Cox Russell McBay Sweaney Cunningham Rose Hughes Wilburn Woods and Davis. Children named Larry Wayne Gary Lynn Debra Ann Theresa Ann Franklin Paul Mary Ellen Theodore Worsley Gregory Lynn Cecil Wilson Steven Conrad William Lee Ruby Sue Dennis Charles Debra Lynn.

Melvin McGill Plains Hotel Hobbs Tommy Michael Lynn Zee Weston Dal Paso Gary Lynn Curtis Lee Castellon E. Alston Debra Ann Gene E. Rain N. McKinley Theresa Ann Frank Tanner E. Byers Franklin Paul W. J. Cox Lovington Mary Ellen D. F. Russell Ute James C. McBay E. Sanger Theodore Worsley George J. Sweaney E. Snyder Gregory Lynn Cecil W. Cunningham Cecil Wilson, Jr J. A. Rose So. Selman, Hobbs, A Son, Steven Conrad William M. Hughes William Lee Bill H. Whitley Morris Ruby Sue E. Wilburn Fowler Dennis Charles Archie Woods Fenner Hospital

India offers help to break truce deadlock over POW exchanges

Prime Minister Nehru stated India can assist in resolving the Korean truce standstill tied to the prisoner exchange. He noted India’s neutrality and friendships with all involved nations, while dismissing calls to pursue germ warfare charges as a matter for scientists. The UN stands firm on returning only POWs who wish to go home.

India Nehru New Delhi United States Korea Nefru William Harrison Paniiihjom Russia Harrison Germany

Delinquent Tax Collections Rise in May Report

The State Revenue Bureau reported May delinquent tax collections of 145,362 dollars. Inside state taxpayers paid 92,000 dollars and out of state business 52,000 dollars. Ben Compton led with 30,000 dollars from oil well contractor school taxes. Fiscal year through May reached 53,773,000 dollars, up from 49,152,000 dollars last year.

State Revenue Bureau Manuel Lujan Ben Compton

Bill sparks dating reminiscence and funding dispute

Yesterday a man recalls a past girlfriend while discussing a government funding bill. The conversation notes that the bill is only an authorization and future appropriation is needed. House Republicans indicate plans for further cuts when the money bill is considered.

House

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Southenn South 2Nd St Nazarene Church Ana David T. Moore Sun Reaver Chambers Supte Harris Pash Hillcrest Baptist Southern Baptist Convention J. C. Duarles THE Church OF Christ Women's Bible Christian Church W. M.S UN Sat Brand New George Schubert John Deere Wanda John Dere Artesia Highway Woodrow J. Culpepper Carbon Plant Larry Wayne Lorn Davis E. Gypsy Debra Lynn Odessa Tex J. C United Press Bill Joe Lubbock
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