Flower Garden Setting For Professional Women Tea
Lovington hosts a Flower Garden setting tea for business and professional women at the community youth center from 3 to 5 pm. Guests registered, tables gleamed with gold lace, tulips and irises, and music filled the room as the event drew over 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Commun
Floy Bell
Rebecca Raham
Jewell Henry
Clardy
Dorris Con
Caty Thompson
Eliza Graham
Louise Raty
Mamie Love
Ethel Yadon
Shurley
Bea Hessler
Profeswoman
Brownies
Carl Hester Celebration at Kindergarten Party
Thursday featured Carl Hester with his mother bringing a brown cake and supplies. Punchers bubble gum and bar treats were served. Bill Badgett visited Bernard Love home and stayed through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hesters
Bill Badgett
Bernard Love
Mrs Winford Carlile Visits Relatives in Texas
Mrs Winford Carlile left Monte llano Texas to visit her rents Mr and Mrs Silas Owell. She plans to visit her in Austin while there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winford Carlile
Montor Llano
Texas
Silas Owell
Austin
Bob Beverly Celebrates Birthday With Son Jim Beverly
Bob Beverly marked his birthday Saturday with family and friends visiting at Jim Beverly's home, enjoying well wishers and a festive gathering during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Beverly
Jim Beverly
Woman travels to Texas for three funerals
Mrs. Sam Parke leaves Monday for Olney to attend the funeral of her father W. G. Schroder who died Saturday. In Wichita Falls the same morning Schroder's nephew Willie Hinkle and his wife were found dead. Parke will attend three funerals while away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Parke
Olney
Texas
W. G. Schroder
Willie Hinkle
Wichita Falls
Night intruder warning posted at chicken house
A rural weekly notice warns that anyone found near the chicken house at night will be found there. The terse threat emphasizes vigilant guarding and potential consequences.
FHA Says Soil and Water Resource Use Boosts Returns
Lea County farmers gain higher returns by using soil and water resources through Farmers Home Administration loans. The county committee chaired by Bernard Love notes 20 loans, with up to two more possible, for improvements like terraces, dikes, ponds, irrigation equipment, and house water systems. Examples include a $3200 loan in a wet area for terraces and pasture reseedings and a $6000 loan in a dry area for a turbine pump setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
Farmers Home Administration
Bernard Love
Lovington
Roy R. Lee
Rolf C. Moe
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Daniel
Squirrel Emerges From Chimney Deluges Longmeadow Home
In Longmeadow Massachusetts a squirrel trapped in a chimney for three days caused chaos in John DeMeyer’s home. It surfaced through the damper into the living room, dashed about soot covered, leaped toward a window, then into the back of the television set before the family moved the set outside and forced the animal out. The rodent drank snow to quench its three day thirst once freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmeadow
Mass
John DeMeyer
DeMeyer
US Steel Plans 3 Billion Expansion Drive
United States Steel Chairman Roger Blough announced a 3.25 billion expansion and modernization program for 1956. The plan aims to add at least 10 million tons of steel capacity and prompts calls for more realistic depreciation rates to avoid price hikes. Steel Magazine forecasts a record 122 million tons of steel production this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Blough
United States Steel
Blough
Hoboken
New Jersey
Congress
Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Washington
Inflation Warnings From Lionel Edie Firm Leader
Allyn Evans of Lionel Edie and Company told the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks that prices will rise by two or three percent with normal economic growth. He predicted most parts of the economy would be operating at full capacity amid rising costs and inflation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allyn Evans
Lionel Edie and Company
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Births in Lea County Hospital May to May 6
A run of birth announcements from Lea County Hospital lists new arrivals. Donna Kathleen Briggs, Paula Riaz, Loyd Dell Foster, Kitridge Kerby, Jacqueline Elaine Dean, Ricky Lloyd Graves, Vicky Ann Graves, Judith Kay Mumford, Ina Janette Bailey, Charles Heinrich Sanders, a son for Johnston, Steven Marcus Woodson, Ana Teresa Salazgar, Terisa Beth Atwater. Families include Briggs Hobbs Luna Eunice Fos ter Lovington Dean Hobbs Graves Hobbs Mum ford Hobbs Bailey Lovington Johnston Eunice Woodson Hobbs Salagzar Lovington Atwater Hobbs.
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Chester Davis Briggs
South Thorpe
Hobbs
Donna Kathleen
Rosivro Ozornio Luna
Paula Riaz
Loyd Leon Foster
Eunice
Loyd Dell
Robert James Kerby
Lovington
Kitridge
James Calvin Dean
West Cain
Jacqueline Elaine
Merton Lloyd Graves
North Burke
Ricky Lloyd
Vicky Ann
Charles C. Mumford
Brazos
Judith Kay
James Edward Bailey
Ina Janette
Charles Sanders
Llano Drive
Charles Heinrich
Daniel Dean Johnston
SMU backs lifting of A and M ban in Southwest Conference
SMU President Edwin Mouzon Junior urged lifting the two year postseason ban on Texas A M, arguing a lifted penalty could influence NCAA action. SWC officials plan a meeting in Fayetteville Arkansas to discuss A M’s case as a potential sign ahead of the conference vote. El Paso and Hobbs lead the Southwestern League after high scoring games with Hobbs beating Plainview and Carlsbad defeating Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&m
Edwin Mouzon Junior
SMU
NCCA
Fayetteville
Arkansas
el Paso
Hobbs
Pampa
Plainview
Carlsbad
Ballinger
AAUW Art Fair Showcases Llano School Students
The American Association of University Women sponsored an art fair at Llano School last Saturday. Students from first grade to final year displayed hundreds of works including paintings, crafts, leather, pottery, and glass pieces. More than 300 visitors attended the six hour event, with prizes awarded across grade levels for various media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano School
American Association of University Women
Mary Beth Lewis
Diana Swarik
David Jones
Steve Carter
Hovtie Bermandez
Libby Lee
Robert Floyd
Steve Davis
Laura Hines
Lovington Couple Relocates to Rochester for New Job
Mr and Mrs Wm J Harvey of 217 West Jackson Lovington move to Rochester New York on May 19 as Mr Harvey accepts a position with Rochester Gas and Electric Co He previously worked with the Atlantic Seismograph in Lovington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Harvey
West Jackson
Lovington
Rochester
N. Y
Harvey
Rochester Gas & Electric Co
Atlantic Seismograph
Ducks Unlimited Expands Canadian Duck Factories
Ducks Unlimited allocates a half million dollars this year to restore and build duck breeding grounds in Canada's Prairie Provinces. It marks the largest single appropriation for this purpose, bringing total contributions since 1938 to about five million dollars for more than 400 duck factories housing over 65 percent of North America’s migratory waterfowl. Funds come entirely from sportsmen interested in duck hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducks Unlimited
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Social Calendar May events for Hobbs area
The listing covers planned meetings and events in Hobbs including a Tech Day picnic May 12 at New Mexico Electric Service Co. park 221 E Dunham contact 63541, a May 17 senior banquet, a May 8 Women’s Golf Association luncheon at the county club, a May 7 piano recital by Mrs Anita Gunn for grades 8–12, May 9 WMU circles gatherings, and church group activities with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech Ex-Students Association
New Mexico Electric Service Co
Park
E. Dunham
Johnnie Crowder
Hobbs
Jacque Stoltz
Women’s Golf Association
Louise Ballard
Country Club
Anita Gunn
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Geneva Wilson
WMU
Elmer Dietz
Skelly Camp
Hobbs Highway
Melvin Roberts
Claudia Sumruld
W. Madison
R. A. Robinson
Effie Meroney
Sunbeams
First Baptist Church
The
Womans Club
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Lovington Women’s Club
Gail Power
Etheldon
Ray Crowder
Logan Beal
Harry Trotz
Lester Alston
J. D. Snider
Charles ‘Hargraves
Ing
Johner
Jerry
Fato
NEW Lovington Women’s Club
Finis Heidel
Jack Anderson
Joe Witherspoon
Weldon Yarbro
Carroll Martin
Levington
Ben Wadi
Margie Waits
Mary Payne
Floy Tatum
Iris Kissinger
Linda Lister
Robert Dennis
Linda Earnest
Ann Gann
Pat Beavers
Rita Woodward
Nadine Bow
Peggy Rice
Jean Grisham
Barbara Nelms
Ben Fort
Leslie Pearl Patton
Ethel Lampman
Rosalie Wilhoit
Louise Ritchey
Idella Jones
Ida Weist
Doris McClish
Willette Scott
Inez Dykstra
Eunice Jackson
Malky Owen
Hulda Heidel
Hazle Beny
Lynn Woodard
Charlene Green
FHA
Squirrel
US Steel
Lea County Hospital
Fathie M. Wood
Gila Drive
Steven Marcus
Santos Salagzar
Ana Teresa
Ervin Ray Atwater
East
Alston
Terisa Beth
Southern Methodist
Southern Methodist University
Texas A&m College
Clovis
Roswell
Midland
San Angelo
AAUW
Herbert Smith
Jean Pate
Collene Hamilton
Juanita Cash
Alfonso Orasco
Terry Fox
Michael Runnels
Albert Hobbs
Janet Nibert
Mack Dozier
Jerry Young
Richard Cunningham
Janice Smith
Joe Dow Gregory
Anita Kay Lawsofi
Steven Rodgers
John Wilson
Bernard Young
Johnny Millsap
Pat Rackley
Bruce McBeth
Beth Pinkard
Wilma Collins
Per
Jean Williams
Frankie Hinojes
Lee Carrell
Henry Frison
Mary Jean Walls
Cliff Satterfield
Jimmy Shroede
Nelda Williams
Martella Maxwell
Mary Blancet
Anetta Griffin
Karen Taylor
Jane Fisher
Richard Taylor
Rex Hartgraves
Nancy Lowery
Wayne Pruit
Marilyn Miller
Glenice Wolfram
Virginia Armstrong
E. A. Poe
Dolan Moore
Johnny Fisher
Phyllis Plummer
Shirley Dix
Sir Launiel
A. D. Black
Kay Begley
Robert Bonomo
Barbara Box
Cat
Emmis Bunck
Pat Vowell
the Immigrants
Wesley Holcomb
Joe York
Morris Pruit
Tony Aquinage
Myra Lowery
Maudine Bledsoe
John Peppin
Peggy Gooch
Keith Atkins
Julia Townend
Bernie Green
Linda’ Teas
Carolyn McMillan
Joan Roberts
Billy Dale Dye
Judy Cleaver
R. Anderson
Woody Carter
Best
LaVon Mann
I Satie
Nosegay Garden Club
City Library
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