Lovington Leader publication details and rates
The Lovington Leader is a second class post office publication in Lovington New Mexico by Lea County Publishing Co. The paper, established in 1909, lists Synes Kastner as head editor and publisher. It is issued three times weekly on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday and includes official Land Office notices with subscription rates for Lea County and outside areas.
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Lovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Synes Kastner
Land Office
Christian Science Lecture Sunday It's Revelation Of Man's God Given Ability
Dallas speaker James Harry McReynolds told Hobbs readers that progress and talent come from God given ability within every person. He cited Christian Science teachings by Mary Baker Eddy and Jesus as proof that understanding God elevates capacity. The lecture, at Women's Civic Club, was under Christian Science Society of Hobbs auspices.
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Christian Science Lecture
James Harry McReynolds
Dallas
Texas
McReynolds
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Women’s Civic Club
N. Turner
Christian Science Society of
Hobbs
Homer
God
Mr. McReynolds
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Movement
Jesus
Gospel Light House Hosts Sunday Gospel Singers
Gospel Light House hosted a Sunday afternoon gospel singing with opening prayer by C E Hilburn. Song leaders included Mrs Hiram Hand and others. duets and solos by Ruby and Martha Land Alta Chanty and Rev James Saunders. The group plans to meet next Sunday at Free Will Baptist Church in Hobbs near St Helena Catholic School. Wm Beauchamp closed with prayer.
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Gospel Light House
Gospel Singers
C.e.hilburn
Hiram Hand
Lawrence Douglas
G. C. Collier
Juanita Byrum
W. T. Osborn
Hill Top
Ruby
Martha Land
Alta Chanty
James Saunders
Lawrence Garrison
Eldon Black
Waters
The
Jordan
Garison
Free Will Baptist Church
Hobbs
St. Helena’s Catho
Good Attendance At Episcopal Barbecue Dinner
A good attendance was reported at the Episcopal Mission on the Resurrection on Sunday evening. The Rt. Rev. C. J. Kinsolving D. D. was the speaker. A communion service followed the talk. The Bishop's Committee met after the services.
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Episcopal Mission
C. J. Kinsolving
D. D
Meal Headliners Corr And Beans Dish
Bacon is cooked then onion is sautéed in the fat. Beans with onion are simmered with the bacon fat until reduced. Beans are heated with seasoning and served topped with crisp bacon. A second prep uses bacon fat to sauté green pepper and onion, then adds corn and pimiento with crumbled bacon for a warm side.
Cafeteria Menus For Llano and Camp Cafeterias
Llano Cafeterian plans a weekly menu from March 21 to 25 with salmon patties on Monday and variations including scalloped potatoes, roast and hot dogs through Friday. Camp's Cafeteria offers creamed beef, hamburger steak, kraut wieners, pigs in blanket, and tuna salad sandwiches with side dishes and desserts across the workweek.
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Camp
Round Up Club Dance at the Bull Barn
The Round Up Club held a Saturday night dance on March 19 at the Bull Barn. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Larry Williams and Mr and Mrs Bill Shelton. Turners Orchestra from Monument provided the music.
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Bull Barn
Larry Williams
Bill Shelton
Turners Orchestra
Monument
Best Dressed Women of 1955 List Released in New York
Mrs Eisenhower tops public life category as best dressed woman while Margaret Truman earns the fashion plate of the concert world honor. The New York fashion academy lists Jacqueline Cochran Jo Stafford Faye Emerson Grace Kelly and others, highlighting prominent wives and public figures.
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New York
Mrs. Eisenhower
Margaret Truman
New York Fashion Academy
Eisenhower
Truman
Jacqueline Cochrane
William Paley
CBS Board
Jo Stafford
Faye Emerson
Robert F Wagner
Lauritz Melchior
Beatrice Lodge
Ambassador
John Lodge
Grace Kelly
Benson Promotes Wool Industry With Advertising Pact
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson announced approval of an agreement with the American sheep producers council to advertise and promote wool. The deal awaits a summer referendum, requiring two thirds approval by sheep or wool volume. Deductions of up to one cent per pound will fund promotion for four marketing years from April 1, 1955, to March 31, 1959.
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Council
Mrs. Carson Reviews Island in the Sky for AAUW Lovington
Lovington branch of the American Association of University Women met at the home of Mrs. W. M. Shortes with co host Mrs. Charles Benson. Mrs. C C Yearwood presided as Jole M Carson reviewed Island in the Sky by Guy Murchison and refreshments followed for members and guests.
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Lovington
The
American Association of University Women
W. M. Shortes
Charles Ben
C. C. Yearwood
Jole M. Carson
Guy Murchison
Ty Field
Frank Coffman
Clark Campbell
Glenn Teske
Jack Anderson
Wilford Carlile
Wade Shipley
Hazel Berry
Marjorie the Berge
Jerry Hanners
Robert Moore
E. M. Maddin
C. H. Wagamon
B. F. Bell
E. L. Harrod
Joel M. Carson
Hasty death near Guilford leaves two dead
In Guilford Connecticut William Turner and Edward Mitchell drove past a funeral procession in a hurry to keep a date. Their car struck a tree and both men were killed in the crash.
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Guilford, Conn
William Turner
Edward Mitchell
Welfare Payment Ordered Cut
The State Welfare Board votes to cut payments starting April 1 to curb a looming deficit. Reductions range 15% to dependent children and 35% for old age assistance and need blind payments, lasting through June 30, 1956. Governor Simms in Albuquerque declined to call a special session.
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State Welfare Board
Santa Fe
John F. Simms
Albuquerque
State Traffic Deaths 61 in New Mexico rise
Two more deaths in New Mexico traffic incidents raise the year’s toll to 61, with 21 year old Canadian Ken Bidinosti killed near Lordsburg when struck after dismounting from a motorcycle. The truck driver was John Nordon of Lordsburg as investigators probe the crash on a highway east of Lordsburg. A separate crash near Grants on U S Highway 66 claimed 69 year old Arthur Barnard of Los Angeles after his car overturned in a bend west of Grants.
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New Mexico
Ken Bidinosti
Alberta
Lordsburg
Bidinosti
John Nordon
Arthur Barnard
Los Angels
Gallup
Grants
Sea Serpent Sight Reported in Provincetown
George Washington Ready, town chief in 1886, swore in affidavit he saw a 300 foot sea serpent near Provincetown that breathed sulfurous fumes. He said he was not unduly excited by liquor or otherwise.
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George Washington
Ready
Town Crief
Local Notices From Lea County Jail and Fair Events
Mrs L N Yantis the Lea County jailor is reported improving from illness. W G Campbell injured Friday in an oil field accident when a 10 inch casing hit his head treated for a lacerated scalp and sent home. Mr and Mrs Lee Gregg returned Thursday from Childress Texas Mrs Gregg visited her sister who underwent major surgery Tuesday March 15 and is seriously ill. Maurice Jones fell Friday night at the fair building receiving a cut on the head after stitches he returned to the fair building.
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Lee Gregg
Childress
Texas
Maurice Jones
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Lee County
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Christ Jesus
Lic School
Wm. Beauchamp
Episcopal
Llano Cafeterian
Mhoon Jewelry
Lovington, N
Armstrong
E. Broadway
Maragret
Mrs. Carson
AAUW
Kansas Air Guard
Indiana
Calumet River
Hammond
SEA Serpent
Provincetown, Mass
W. G. Campbell
Yarbro 'S Department Store
Philco
Sacra Bros. of
Tatum Highway
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