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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1955
Page
4
Youngsters at Padree School in Irondquoit see no icicles as electrical resistance cables in gutters and down-spouts melt snow daily. The 24 hour current prevents ice formation on the eaves.
The Lydia Society met at 10 a m on Thursday March 10 at the home of Mrs Jacqueline Rawlins. Members present included Mrs Maurine Ellis Mrs Benedine Foster Mrs Carolyn Anderson and others. Proceeds from the February 27 bake sale will fund church nursery improvements. The group will meet again April 1 at Mrs Ellis home. It is next to impossible to make a man see the light if he is blind to his own interests.
Mr. and Mrs James Trice passed through Lovington enroute to Midland Texas to their new home. Mrs Trice is former Joni Kimbrell women's editor of the Leader. They wed in Lovington on March 5 and honeymooned in El Paso.
TV Center listing details daily programs through March 19 1955 including tests sign ons news weather and a mix of dramas comedies sports and kid shows across stations KSWS Roswell KDAG TV Channel 18 Lubbock and local Crossroads listings with channel 8 Roswell and Channel 13 highlights.
A film exposing income tax inequality was shown to the Kiwani Club during their Thursday meeting. One guest attended the event, underscoring local interest in tax fairness.
Everett Lee Little was fined 150 dollars and had his license revoked for DWI. H. M. Featherstone was fined 25 dollars for drunkenness. Joseph Roscoe paid 10 dollars for drunkenness.
The Order of the Odd Fellows will meet every Tuesday at 7 30 p m at LOOT Hall 310 Love Street Lovington New Mexico for regular gatherings.
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