Judgments Granted In District Court
District Court entries include civil judgments for Waples Platter Wholesale Co. vs Pello Etcheverry and L. C. ba consent judgment for 4,584.26, plus special account obligations. Damages awards in auto wreck cases against Bernice Barton total 2,345.92 and 1,282.67 to others with 423.22 attorney fees. Divorces granted for Myrie Smith vs John A. Smith and Henry P. Peters vs Trula Fay Peters. Various judgments for land damage, compensation, and architectural or legal fees are noted along with a restraining order and guardianship appointments. A Lea County jury apportioned 75 percent in a construction case. Jessie Baker and Marie Norma Baker finalize a divorce with an out-of-court property settlement.
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District Court
Waples Platter Wholesale Co
Pello Etcheverry
L. C. Ba
Etcheverry
C. L. Miller
Lovington National Bank
Tempie Buchannan
Leota Brow
Bernice Barton
Hobbs
Tempie Buchanan
Clea
Tus Brown
Myrie Smith
John A. Smith
J. C. Gauvey
W. Hawkins
Fred Turner
The
Texas Co
Henry P. Peters
Trula Fay Peters
Permian Basin Pipe Line Co
George W. Simms
Charles Decker
New Mexico Construction Co
Floyd S. Rose
Olsen and Blount
George Graves
W. W. Hall
Fugette McGough
D. A. & S. Oilwell Co
Charles Walter
Cecila Richardson
Pattee Oil Co
Holly L. Carlile
Howard P. Holmes Drilling Co
Lea County
Carlile
Jessie Baker
Marie Norma Baker
Tatum News Updates On Local Families And Doings
Mrs Windsor from near Aspermont Texas visited her daughter and cared for her father’s business while he is hospitalized in Temple. Woody Reed a Plains Texas pioneer buried in Plains. The Reeds ran the Plains post office for 25 years. Local trips to Moran Texas for the for Mrs Harris’s father’s condition. Funeral attendance by Lynn Shelton and Greer West in Plains. Mr and Mrs Bass returned from visits to Bingelow, Wichita Falls, and Oklahoma City. Odessa ex residents Macon Avant and wife visited Tatum Swain Eubanks. Dick Alexander sold ranch west of town and moved to Tatum with plans to relocate near Roswell after school. Elwood Wildman and family visited Plains to see his father A L Wildman. Tatum National Bank celebrated its first anniversary. Mr Key from Eunice led church song service. Wilmer Craig and daughter from MHobbles visited Swain Eubanks and Church of Christ.
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Ralph Windsor
Aspermont
Texas
Ginks Workman
Tatum
Harve Harris
Har’ri
Moran
Lynn Shelton
Greer West
Woodie Reed
Plains
T. D. Bass
Bingelow
Emiva Keerk
Oklahoma City
Bulwine
Macon Avant
Odessa
Swain Eubanks
Dick Alexander
Nickle
Roswell
Elwood Wildman
A. L. Wildman
Tatum National Bank
Key
Eunice
Church of Christ
Wilmer Craig
Mhobbles
New Rodenticide Pivalyn Aims to Cut Farm Losses
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare announces a drive to sample wheat and prosecute contamination by rodents. A new water soluble anti coagulent bait Pivalyn kills rats and mice when they drink water. Field tests show high effectiveness with a 1050 dead rats result at a feed mill in six weeks.
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U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
BPW Meeting Planned at Llano Hotel
The Business and Professional Women will meet Wednesday March 23 at 7 p m in the Lea Room of the Llano Hotel. Election of officers and delegates is on the agenda along with reports from committee chairs.
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Lea
Llano Hotel
Town Court Fines For Drunkenness In Local Session
Fines issued to L. C. Moates Oliver H Power Julius Perry J R Turn bow and R L Bridges all $25. M B Gonzales held for immigration service. On Thursday and Friday fines included J P Bothman $25 Nimon H Miller $10 for drunkenness.
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L. C. Moates
Oliver H. Power
Julius Perry
J. R. Turnbow
R.L . Bridges
J. P. Bothman
Nimon H. Miller
State convention gates set for May 6 to 8 in Gallup
Gates to the state convention in Gallup will be opened May 6 through 8. All officers and committee chairmen are to deliver their yearly reports at the gathering.
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Gates
Gallup
Marriage Licenses List for March Dates
A series of marriage licenses issued listing pairs and ages. Joyce Morgan 17 wed Billie Thrash 23 of Eunice, Wanda Allison 27 and Edmond Vickers 39 of McCamey, Eva Duran 18 and Ismel Garcia 18 of Brownfield, Lola Mathews 43 and Ernest Rauley 38 of Big Spring, Margaret Olmstead 24 and Hilton Potts 30 of Hobbs, Lucille Crousen 41 and T. T. Nabors 57 of De Lone, Virlke Braynt 27 and James Mulbright 24 of Hobbs, Barbara Whitefield 17 and Opeon Halies 25 of Hobbs.
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Joyce Erline Morgan
Billie T. Thrash
Eunice
Wanda Allison
Edmond E. Vickers
McCamey
Eva Duran
Ismel J. Garcia
Brownfield
Texas
Lola T. Mathews
Ernest Rauley
Big Spring
Margaret Joan Olmstead
Hilton H. Potts
Hobbs
Lucille Crousen
T. T. Nabors
de Lone, Texas
Virlke Braynt
James E. Mulbright
Barbara Whitefield
Opeon Halies
Patchwork fixes cited in steamship case prompt Bricker debate
A Coast Guard and Bureau of Shipping testimony on rusty hull plates patched rather than replaced in the Southern District freighter disappearance prompts questions about expediency and the Bricker Amendment. The United Press dispatch from New Orleans frames the issue as a warning against treating treaties as constitutional law and urges reflection on national sovereignty.
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James C. Ingebretsen
Spiritual Mobilization
James C. Ingeberstn
Coast Guard
Bureau of Shipping
United Press
New Orleans
Bricker
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Bauer
Thelma Hallbaurer
Willie Irene Smith
Lew Oliver Smith
Universal Cit
F. O. Schrader
R. A. Thomason
CIT
Thomason
Alvin O. Hallbauer
HEB Construction Co
Wilma Jean Vorhies
O. L. Voorhies
Charlie Lewis
Wayne A. Lewis
Paul Eaton Jr
Myrle Smith
Johnnie A. Smith
Judy Rae
Alfreda Gregory
Mrs. Gregory
Thomas Gregory
Jimmy
Larry
Gregory
Fred le Beau
Peggy Hampton
Nation
Science
Mr. Rat
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chelmers
the National Farm and Home Hour
NBC
Fillis Chalmers Sales and Service
Ranch Supply
M. B. Gonzales
Immigration Service
Lavender
William Green
Arledge
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