Insect Damage Seen Across Early Cotton Fields
Early season cotton damage is largely finished or reduced by heat and beneficial insects. Boll worm forecasts warn of a bad year in mist cotton areas, while late dusting or spraying may be needed to keep pests in check. Grasshoppers threaten fields near Lovington, with emergency spraying being a cheaper option than individual efforts.
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Lovington
Gordon
Hobbs
Pre-Nuptial Shower for Bride Elect Miss Rushing
Mrs E B Yarbro hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Rushing with 3 to 6 pm calling. Hostesses included Mrs Herman Culp and Mrs Crawford Culp among others. Guests admired pink decorations and pink rosebud corsages while gifts were displayed and a decorated serving table featured roses and pink tapers.
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E. B. Yarbro
George A. Breaux
Herman Culp
Crawford Culp
A. J. Berkshire
Zealey Edwards
Curry Pruitt
Mark Smith
Guy Boyd
H. W. Gillett
Walli Hardin
Ben Rushing
Ellia Breaux
Maidel
Jal Well Blows Gas At 12,300 Feet
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp American Republic Federal No. 1 blew out at 8 30 A M Tuesday and is emitting an estimated 50 to 60 cubic feet of gas daily. Paul N Adair of Houston will arrive Friday to plan extinguishing efforts. The rig moved from the well to a nearby site, with the derrick skidded, while drilling by Parked Drilling Co proceeded in Devonian lime toward 12 300 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
American Republic Federal No. 1
Paul N. Adair
Houston
Jal
Parked Drilling Co
Methodist Men Organize Club In First Meeting
An initial gathering of 54 men launched a Methodist Men's Club with inviting remarks by Garnet Villers and Rev. Harry Vanderpool as guest speaker. The group adopted a nominating panel, planned monthly meetings, started a Choir Robe Fund, and accepted most members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Villers
Tumbleweed
Bill Martin
Eugene Clardy
Ralph McGhee
Marlin Bender
Malcolm Wright
Byron Crumpton
R. E. Smith
Joe Peterson
E. E. Hamilton
Hamilton
Oil Drilling News From Southeast Chaves and Lea Counties
Oil shows in a shallow Crickey Queen sand pool in Southeast Chaves County produced 1200 barrels per day from one foot of sand at Cities Service Oil No 3. A 14 hour test yielded 710 barrels and 41 barrels in the well near section 10 14s 3le about 40 miles southeast of Roswell and five miles southwest in Caprock shallow pool. Stanolind Oil and Gas, Buffalo Oil, and other operators report new wildcat activity in Southwest Lea County and North Eddy County with tests from 13 200 or 11 100 feet and locations near Bromes Gladiola Pool and Artesia pool.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Lovington
Caprock
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
No. Buffalo Oil Co
Pnit
Lea County
Cone, Markham and Simmons
Bromes
Gladiola Pool
Artesia
Eddy County
Girl Jr Deputies Drill and Marching Practice
The Girl's Troop of the Junior Deputy Sheriff's League met to drill in marching and enjoy group singing. Those present at the Thursday meeting included Jeanne Griffin, Brenda Hall, Sharon Smith, Susan Barber, Kay Ross, Iris Kissinger, and others.
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Deputy Sheriff's League
Fair Building
Jeanne Griffin
Brenda Hall
Sharon Smith
Susan Barber
Kay Ross
Iris Kissinger
Sandra Clayton
Darlene Driver
Shirley Dendy
Sybil Roden
Julia Townsend
Mary Ann Copeland
Barbara Wells
Polio Prevention Progress Amid Disabled Americans Depend
The text notes ongoing progress toward final polio prevention while acknowledging that polio victims remain dependent on fellow Americans' generosity. It frames relief and support as essential during the transition toward widespread vaccination and eradication efforts.
Marriage Licenses Listed for June Dates Across Cities
June marriages include Pauline Dye 18 to Orval Wimberly 18 in Lovington and Jamie Mae Martin 39 to Carl Johnson 49 in Lubbock. Also listed are Anna M. B. Henton 71 to Hugh M. Henton 70 in Fairbanks Alaska, Gladys O. Halliman 37 to G. G Self Jr. in Hobbs, Eveliena Kirkpatrick 2 io to Allen J. Allison 32 in Odessa, Wanda Carol McBride 19 to Jack Boring 28 in San Angelo, Hazel Wynell Smith 21 to Claud K. Fuller in Hobbs, Eva Lee Allum 35 to Archie Bingham 43 in Brownfield, and Eunice Sams 45 to J. H. Bagby Jr. 47 in Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Dye
Orval Wimberly
Lovington
Jamie Mae Martin
Carl Johnson
Lubbock
Anna M. B. Henton
Hugh M. Henton
Fairbanks
Alaska
Gladys O. Halliman
G. G Self Jr
Hobbs
Eveliena Kirkpatrick
Io Allen J. Allison
Odessa
Wanda Carol McBride
Jack Boring
San Angelo
Texas
Hazel Wynell Smith
Claud K. Fuller
Eva Lee Allum
Archie Bingham
Brownfield
Eunice Sams
J. H. Bagby Jr
Lea County Students On All A List
Sixteen NM A and M College students earned all A grades for the second semester of the prior college year. Names include Joseph D. Blanchard of Stockton and Dolores Bombach of Las Cruces among others across psychology home economics and animal husbandry programs.
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Bell Ranch
Norval D. Glenn
Keith Guthrie
Leone Hurst
Carrell Howard Serves as Student Leader in Health Workshop
Carrell Howard a local driver training instructor at North Texas State College Den ton Texas is Student Leader for a Health Education Workshop He leads a group of 28 workshop participants and chairs the Editing and Publicity Committee Dr Emmett Cambron director of athletics remains in the background during the week The workshop covers child health safety education and expert consultants from medical and health fields with field trips and numerous speakers planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell Howard
North Texas State College
Denton
Texas
Howard
Emmett Cambron
North Texas
Red Cross
Family Night Plans From Lutheran Congregations
Sunday afternoon voters assembly in Hobbs and Lovington Lutheran church events set family night gatherings. A 5 p.m. supper and a movie follow the Sunday evening program. Family night will occur monthly after this. July 4th plans place Hobbs event for both congregations.
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Lutheran Church
Voters Assembly
Hobbs
Lovington
Mrs Smith to Appeal Judgment to Supreme Court
A notice of appeal has been filed in district court after a judgment in favor of Ferguson Truck Co. The case involved Carrie Bell Smith, a Hobbs teacher, who sought $100,000 for the death of her husband in a crash with Ferguson Truck Co. truck.
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Mrs. Smith
Supreme Court
Ferguson Truck Co
Mirs
Carrie Bell Smith
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