United Church Women Hold May Fellowship in Hobbs
The Hobbs United Church Women hosted a May Fellowship at First Methodist Church with 85 attendees including five from Lovington. Participants from multiple churches shared in a covered dish luncheon and a talk on spiritual security for families led by Mrs. Wm. Dingus from Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Hobbs
First Methodist Church
Lovington
H. J. Burns
Milton Harrington
O. M. Barker
F. L. Waldrum
Orval Kirker
First Methodist
Southern Heights
Church of the Nazarene Church of God
First Christian
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Lane Chapel Methodist
A. M. E. Methodist
First Presbyterian
Ivan Davis
Frank Bateman
Douglas Griffin
Leroy Rudolph
United Church Women
Albuquerque
Wm. Dingus
Lubbock
Return Visit From Mrs Rolland Jones at Big Lake
Mrs Rolland Jones and her daughter Paula Celeste visited with Mrs Ben Graham from Saturday through Wednesday noon and have returned to their home in Big Lake Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Jones
Little ‘Ughter
Paula Celeste
Ben Graham
Big Lake
Texas
Yucca Past Matrons Club Reopens Fifth Tuesday Social
The Yucca Past Matrons Club reopened their fifth Tuesday social evening at the Masonic Hall. They will meet next week in regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Oil workers line would stretch from San Francisco to Detroit
A humorous estimate suggests if every oil industry worker joined hands they could form a human chain spanning roughly from San Francisco to Detroit, highlighting the industry's vast workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Detroit
Secondary Oil Recovery Yields 20 Million Barrels in Illinois
Illinois oil fields recover over 20 million barrels through water flooding operations. In 1950 water flooding produced about 4.5 million barrels, seven percent of state production. Oil men push to squeeze remaining reserves.
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Illinois
Quick Words Can Tie Or Tear In Love
A playful exchange between a romantic newlywed and a skeptical elder hints that brief whispered vows can seal marriage or end it. The dialogue contrasts hopeful words with doubt about lasting commitment.
Bureau of Mines estimates 1952 petroleum demand rise
The Bureau of Mines projects U.S. demand for petroleum products will grow about seven percent in 1952 versus 1951, signaling stronger energy use in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
United States
Lovington church groups host meetings and farewell tea
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. H. J. Burns home to sew bandages for an Africa Nazarene hospital and elect officers for the coming year. A farewell tea honored Mrs. A. Oberwetter with music, games, and refreshments as the Oberwetters move to Pecos Texas after two and a half years in Lovington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women‘s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Lovington Church of the Nazarene
H. J. Burns
Nazarene
Africa
Milton Harrington
Fred Waldrum
John McCall
O. M. Barker
Forrest Freeman
Stanley Collum
Oberwetters
Pecos
Texas
Phillips Siesmograph
Lovington
Presbyterian Church
New Brothers Alman and Eaton Visit Lovington
Former residents of Tatum now living in Amarillo Texas and Lubbock were Lovington visitors Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alman
Lambert Eaton
Tatum
Amarillo
Texas
Lubbock
Lovington
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
United Church Women of
Bateman
Hobbs Senior High School
Betty Little
Gale Blocker
Sue Randolph
Connie Lane
Catherine Sullins
Barbara Nelson
James Kincaid
United Neatiors
Tatas
Komac
Grayson
China
SEA County Lumberco
Oberwetter
Nazarene Ladies
Jesus
Burns
Bill Allen
Dawson Hudgens
J. M. Flemons
L. E. Walker
Ida Lister
A. O. Oberwetter
Presbyterian Women Fellowship Hall
Albert Fairweather
Lee Ann Crow
W. R. Cain
Mary Stansell
J. S. Eaves
Roy Neyman
J. W. Moore
L. R. Williams
Johnnie Eaves
J. C. Anderson
Daniel Moore
M. J. Kisar
Fred Johnson
A. R. Cain
I. C. Stoops
P. S. le Blanc
J. W. Green
Albert
Mrs. Oberwetter
General Tire Service
W. Marland
Hobbs, N. M
New Brothers
Michael Haley
Timothy
Mrs. Haley
Aek Lee
Harry Ferguson, Inc
Ford Motor Company
Ferguson
New Mexico Implement Company
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