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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1951

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Lovington Wildcats Fall to Portales Rams in Region 4 Busket

In Region 4 action Portales defeated Lovington 44 to 34 Saturday morning ending Lovington's run after they beat Ft. Sumner in a prior first round game. Jimmy Black led Lovington with 22 points while Devin Schlenker scored 21 for Portales.

Lovington Wildcats Portales Dexter Demons Rams Ft. Sumner Foxes Dur Largeley Jimmy Black Bill Lee Bullington Alexander Archulette Anderson Eagles Santa Rosa Harmon Nolen Hobbs Clovis Wildcats Carlsbad Cavemen Clovis Cavemen Schlenker Levington Lea County Hobbs Quint Clovis Quint

Damages Sought in Lovington Car Crash Suit

A $170,000 damage suit was filed in District Court at Lovington on February 28 over injuries to Neal Ayers Thompson 18 months old. The case names James L. Ferguson Trucking Co. as defendant. attorney for the plaintiff is John Watts. The petition claims permanent injury from a parking accident that caused the automobile to collide with the truck and notes the child will be permanently deranged and totally disabled.

Lovington Neal Ayers Thompson Bill Thompson James L. Ferguson Neal Rogers Thompson

First NM High School Officials Rating Guide Issued

The New Mexico High School Athletic Association released a first of its kind rating guide for 20 Class A high schools and football officials. Artesia scored 2.4 tying with Gallup, Highland and Roswell, while Clayton Las Cruces Santa Fe led Class A with 2.9.

Association New Mexico New Mexico High School Athletic Association Morris W. Ward Roswell Artesia Ward Clayton Las Cruces Raton Santa Fe Gallup Highland Carlsbad Gadsden Anthony Menual Gallup Renee St. Michael

McAlester to Drill Gladiola Outpost in Lea County

McAlester Fuel Co plans a half mile outpost for Gladiola field in northeast Lea County. Location No 1-A Emmett M Green lies in Section 13 12S 37E, 2310 feet north and 1650 feet east. Gladiola produces from Pennsylvanian and Devonian.

McAlester Fuel Co Lea County Gladiola Emmett M. Green Lovington Denton Ohio Oil Co

Devonian oil finds and official ratings in New Mexico fields

The report details drilling depth to 12,325 feet at Devonian prospects in the Denton Field with oil shows and test yields, plus Mid-Continent Petroleum's 12,100 feet Well No. 10 Sawyer with a potential 338 barrels of oil daily. It also lists football officiating ratings in District V led by Byron B. White of Roswell, and notes the growth of the state officials association to 127 members across 15 districts.

Packer Gag Denton McAlester Fuel Co Pat McClure Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp Sawyer Crossroads Northwest Lea County Byron B. White Roswell Artesia Carlsbad Dexter Hagerman Hope Lake Arthur New Mexico Military Institute

Civ Court Docket Summary and Fines

Feb 28 cases include W B Sander fined 100 for driving on wrong side of road Keeth Gas Co fined 2 for parking violation Frank Watts fined 15 for being drunk and disorderly Virginia Wilson fined 2 for parking violation. March 1 Jesus Lauro Preciato fined 15 for drunk and disorderly Howard Bee McGee cited for riding with 2 . 2 con Casi Lae Fl 9.

W. B. Sander Keeth Gas Co Frank Watts Virginia Wilson Jesus Lauro Preciato Howard Bee McGee Lae

Lea County 4-H Clubs See 130 Percent Membership Rise

Lea County 4 H Clubs report enrollment of 513 members after January reorganizations marking a 130 percent increase from last year. Lovington Eunice and Jal lead in numbers as projects include Leathercraft Clothing Baking Foods and Livestock with hogs calves lambs rabbits and poultry. An elimination day program is planned for July 6 to select county representatives.

Lea County Lovington Eunice Jal Extension Service of New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts United States Department of Agriculture

No Filings Since February 28 for Justice of Peace Dockets

The report notes there were no filings for the Justice of Peace, Criminal or Civil dockets since February 28, indicating a lull in court activity and no cases entered in the interim period.

Justice of Peace

Cotton Seed and Machinery Shortage Strains Lea County Farmers

A Lea County farmer faces seed and equipment shortages as last year’s poor crops and PMA cuts limit cotton planting. Seed costs run 20 to 22.50 per hundred pounds with low germination forcing higher per-acre use. Machinery delivery lag persists, and popular brands may take up to 90 days.

Lea County PMA North Star Mesilla Valley Acala Lovington

New Produce Company Opens in Lovington

The Lovington Produce Company owned by W W Clements opened for business on Saturday March 3. The store handles Ayers feed and poultry equipment and will buy cream poultry and eggs. Clements relocated to Lovington about a year ago from Lubbock where he ran a grocery and market. Mrs Clements is Mary Chambers daughter of V M Chambers of Lovington.

Lovington

Marriage Licenses Issued In Lovington And Surroundings

Marriage notices list 11 couples with ages and hometowns from Lovington Ballinger Odessa Talpa Clifton Lamesa Lubbock Dallas and Lovington. March 1 2 records show unions for Wheeler Endocott Bo ren Gardner Jones Shar es Perkins Hulburt Walker Conrad Bostick Sanders Fred Youngblood Reddie Stewart and Wallace. A grass fire at the John Easley place was extinguished by the Lovington fire department before spreading.

Geo. B. Wheeler Lovington Reba Endocott Ballinger Texas I. I. Boren Anna Gardner Jones Odessa Billie Shares Talpa Esther A. Perkins Ballinger Texas Lyle Hulburt Clifton Colorado Dorothy Walker Lester R. Conrad Joyce E. Bostick Lamesa Robert A. Sanders Iva Dell Fred Lubbock O. D. Youngblood Lucille Reddie Dallas James H. Stewart Shirley Wallace John Easley Place

Water Bottles Destroyed in Hugo Warehouse Fire

A warehouse used by a company in Hugo Oklahoma burned and water stock was listed as a total loss. Firemen estimated the loss at seventy five thousand dollars.

Hugo Okla

Foiled by a Tail in Waltham Cat Tail Frozen to Tree

In Waltham Massachusetts George Bell found his missing cat stuck in a tree after a 24 hour wait. The cat’s tail had frozen to a branch for three inches exposing a strange rescue scene.

Waltham, Mass George Bell

Dorothy Hardin Receives Chi Omega Badge

Dorothy Hardin daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Hardin is among thirteen girls to receive active Chi Omega badges in the New Mexico AZM College chapter. She is a freshman business major at the college.

STATE Colege N. M Dorothy Hardin R. L. Hardin New Mexico Azm College Miss Hardin

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Red Gross Korea U. S Japan Bob Cronin Red Cros Hastings Nebr Lackland Air Force Base Red Cross Armed Forces Fme Red Cross Portales Rams Gladys Pell Robert Bell Patricia Ann Morgan Benjamin J. Morgan Jr Fred Neumeyer Milton Bowen Mamie L. Bowen Fox, Big and Lumber Co E. T. Corbet Marie L. Hightower Charles E. Hightower Betty Jean Higgins Alfred M. Higgins Otto Kincaid Irene Kincaid M. E. Peace Phillip Dees J. W. Dunn McAlester Loving Eddy County Southern California Petroleum Co Sharples Oil Co Midland & Denver Seth Alston Northcentral Wildcat White Is West Third Ray Barton Dunlap Ferris L. Bynum Roscoe Fletcher T. J. Hall, Jr A. D. Handley N. W. Jackson James W. Marberry, Jr MMII NMMI Luke Toyebo Fred Tyner Preston Wilson Civ Lea Countian New Produce Company Chi Omega India Bari Bhopal Reconstruction and Development The United Nations Prestet
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