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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

Page

6

Senior Social Season Opens With Semi Formal Dance

A semi formal dance for LHS seniors and guests kicked off the season at the Youth Center on Saturday March 17 at 7 30 pm. The event was planned and funded by students with Ténda Wilder and Kenneth Marsh as co chairs.

LHS Ténda Wilder Kenneth Marsh Pat Buck Virginia Stemple Elizabeth Henderson Jery Parks Glen Gillett Dave Lee Janie Sullivan W. H. Wilder

State Engineer Notice on Water Permit L-1021 Enlgd

Legal notice in Santa Fe NM dated Feb 24 1956 announces James A Selman of Hobbs applied Jan 27 1956 for permit L-1021 Enlgd to appropriate 600 acre feet per year from Lea County Underground Water Basin. Protests due within 10 days after publication, with hearings around April 3 1956.

Santa Fe N. M N.M Niinwi Newbo United States S. E. Reynolds Lovington

IPAA Sees 40 Percent Drop in Domestic Crude Oil Demand

The Independent Petroleum Association of America forecasts a 40 percent daily decline in April and May domestic crude oil demand to about 6.8 million barrels per day. March production is seen at 7.2 million, with imports rising to around 900,000 bpd next quarter and total stocks up sharply from last year.

Ashington Independent Petroleum Association of America IPAA Ipaa Supply and Demand Committee

Hobbs Student in A and M Mixed Chorus Tour

Kathleen Kendall of Hobbs is a member of the 18 voice Mixed Chorus at New Mexico A&M College. The group under Oscar Butler will tour 12 New Mexico high schools in the first week of April performing old Irish tunes Negro spirituals and Broadway musical selections.

Kathleen Kendall Hobbs New Mexico

Lea Gospel Singers to Perform at Hobbs Church of God

Lea County Gospel Singers will sing at the Church of God in Hobbs on Sunday. The event is described as a day of singing beginning Sunday night with additional performances in Artesia on April 7 and 8. Attendees from Lovington include Mrs. Bill Lewis Mrs. Jim Caldwell and Mrs. Estalle Burns.

Lea County Church of God Hobbs Cashway Joe Reeves Lockney Texas Artesia New Bethel Church Clovis Lovington Bill Lewis Jim Caldwell Estalle Burns

Kennecott Copper reports 1955 copper up 18 percent

Kennecott Copper Corporation’s 1955 annual report shows copper production rising to 526 715 tons from 447 079 tons in 1954. Net income climbed to 125 516 291 dollars with earnings per share of 11.60, while dividends reached 7.75 per share.

New York Kennecott Copper Corporation Charlie R. Cox

Gospel Singers Meet Sunday Under George Kinsfather

Sunday March 18 program led by George Kinsfather featured Rev A P Cullen opening prayer. Duer Crockett Emmett Green and others participated as song leaders and quartets performed. Mrs J R Franks joined Kinsfather and Watkins for a quartet. Franks and Kinsfather sang a duet My Guiding Star. Audrey Watkins sang Forbidden To Pass the Beautiful Gate. Beauchamp closed with prayer.

Lea County Gospel Singers George Kinsfather A. P. Cullen Duer Crockett O. B. Powell Emmett Green Cullen C. L. Ringwald Reed Rinfield Kinsfather Wm. Beauchamp Audrey Watkins J. R. Franks Mr. Kinsfather Watkins Beauchamp Joe James Tatum L. S. Tarry Mr. Franks Guiding Star Audrey Watkinsom

Snap a Picture Story of Your Family's Easter

A 1956 guide urges capturing Easter preparations and celebrations from color egg coloring to the post church parade and festive dinner. It emphasizes family outfits, baskets, and indoor and outdoor photos using color film and a simple flash. John Van Guilder promotes a comprehensive family photo record.

John van Guilder

RCA Names Top Cowboys in 1956 Standings

United Press notes the Rodeo Cowboys Association list at Denver shows Jim Shoulders leading 7 808 points with Bill Hogue second at 5 702. Del Copenhaver leads saddle bronc while Jack Buschbom tops bareback bronc and Harley May the bulldogging. Casey Tibbs is out of the top group. Guy Weeks leads calf roping.

United Press Rodeo Cowboys Association Denver Jim Shoulders Henryetta Oklahoma Bill Hogue Holtville California Shoulders Casey Tibbs Fort Pierre South Dakota Casey del Copenhaver Post Falls Idaho Jack Buschbom Cassville Wisconsin Harley May Deming Guy Weeks Abilene Texas Jim Bob Xaltizier del Rio

Mayor Bergin Finds Backward Signature On City Checks

Waterbury Connecticut mayor Edward D. Bergin discovered his signature appeared backward on the city’s check-writing machine after taking office.

Nigree

State FFA Contests Set for Las Cruces March 23 24

The State FFA Judging Contest will be held March 23 and 24 at New Mexico A&M College Las Cruces with about 800 Future Farmers from 54 chapters. Competitions cover livestock dairy farm mechanics meats crops poultry and tractor operators with showmanship and a barbeque sponsored by Block and Bridle Club. Winners advance to National Contests in Iowa and Missouri.

New Swichico New Mexico Las Cruces Aggie Gerald Bonds AzZtec New Mexico Association of Future Farmers F.F.A National Dairy Congress Waterloo Iowa Kansas City Missouri

Memphis movie fan sees 154 films in 1955 total 6327

Bill Kendall, a Memphis resident and noted film enthusiast, watched 154 movies in 1955, 21 more than 1954, bringing his career total to 6,327 films over 25 years.

Memphis Tenn Bill Kendall

Kentucky bill would rename truant officer to pupil personnel director

Frankfort Kentucky lawmakers consider a measure to create the title director of pupil personnel replacing the existing designation truant officer. The bill aims to reflect broader duties in handling student attendance and support.

Frankfort Kentucky General Assembly

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