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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1954

Page

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Pony League Continues Plans for Local Teams

Winfred Carlile reports one team started in the Pony League. McAlester Fuel Company will sponsor, Hollis Smith to manage. Lovington hopes two teams. Unice has one. Jal one. Eshbbs four. League will operate unaffiliated with the national body. competition with other U S teams. Hugh Clardy supervisor to issue player cards soon.

Winfred Carlile Pony League McAlester Fuel Company Hollis Smith Mr. Carlile Lovington Unice Jal Eshbbs Hugh Clardy Mr. Clardy

Caverns Baptist Association Meets in Carlsbad

The Cavern Baptist Association met in Carlsbad on Tuesday night May 11. Delegates from Lovington Hobbs and Prairieview attended the gathering.

The Cavern Baptist Association Carlsbad Associational Baptist Lovington Hobbs Prairieview

Father Expires In Abilene

Mrs. Andy Moore learned at about 6:00 p.m. Tuesday that her father, R. E. Cole of Abilene Texas, had died of a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and their children left at once for Abilene. Mrs. Moore teaches at Central School and Mr. Moore runs Lea County Implement Co.

Andy Moore R. E. Cole Abilene Texas

Automatic Ice Machines Arrive for Lovington in Two Weeks

Carl McAdoo of McAdoo Ice Co announces automatic ice vending machines on the way to Lovington and Lea County. The units will operate 24 hours daily once installed, serving the public.

Carl McAdoo Lovington McAdoo McAdoo Ice. Co Lea County

Field Day On May 20 Demonstrates Irrigation Methods

Ivar D Wood irrigation specialist for eleven Western States will present an irrigation field day at 1 30 p m May 20 half a mile north of Prairieview School Water conservation emphasized Demonstration Stations cover Soil and Farm Layout Water Measurements Gated Pipe and Gatedose Syphon Tubes Field Trial for Percolation Rate and Length of Run Flooding By Border Method Check Dams Sprinkler System Attendees learn adapting methods to their farms Sponsored by Lea County Soil Conservation District Les County Electric Cooperative Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service

Ivar D .Wood Prairieview School Lea County Soi Conservation District Les County Electric Cooperative Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service

Jaycees name new officers and members for year

The Jaycees elected officers for the ensuing year led by President Wayne Jones and First Vice President Carlos Foster. Ted Phillips was chosen Second Vice President with Glen Werhan as Secretary and Jerry Wright as Treasurer. Kent Turbin and Harold Runnels were elected new board members, with Virgil Boteler and L. C. Cozzens remaining as holdovers. Elmer Winter seeks State Vice President. A delegation will attend the convention in Las Vegas from the 13th to the 16th.

The Jaycees Wayne Jones Carlos Foster Jim Daniels Ted Phillips Glen Werhan Jerry Wright Kent Turbin Harold Runnels Virgil Boteler L. C. Cozzens Tse Las Vegas Elmer Winte

Baseball Scores and Homers From Two Leagues

In the American League Mets, Lopat improves to 5-0 as New York defeats Cleveland 5 to 4 with Andy Carey homering in the 8th. Detroit tops Washington 4 to 2 as Gray wins, Pascual takes the loss, and Ray Boone homers for the Tigers. In the National League Milwaukee edges Brooklyn 5-1 behind Burdette, White, and Mathews homers, while Cincinnati defeats New York 2-1 as Perkowski wins and Hofman hits a 9th inning homer for New York.

New York Cleveland Eddie Lopart Johnny Sain Yogi Berra Mike Garcia Don Messi Ray Narleski Bob Lemon Jim Hogan Hal Naragon Lopat Garcia N. Y Andy Carey Washington Detroit Camilo Pascual Sonny Dixon Dean Stone Eddie Fitzgerald Ted Gray Frank House Gray Pasqual Ray Boone Jim Busby Milwaukee Brooklyn Lew Burdette Charlie White Don Newcombe Ben Wade Rube Walker Newcombe Eddie Mathews Joe Adcock Gil Madges Cincinatti Harry Perkowski Andy Seminck Johnny Antonelli Ray Katt Perkowski Antonelli Bob Hofman

Cattle and Hog Market Report From Clovis

Clovis market receipts include 125 hogs with steady bids as bids hold for the Wednesday run. Top hogs range 190 to 240 pounds at 26 dollars per hundredweight while 160 to 180 pounds bring about 24 to 26.50. Heavier hogs 250 to 290 pounds at 25.25 to 26.50 and 290 to 350 pounds at 24.25 to 25.25. Sows 275 to 380 pounds fetch 22 dollars, 350 to 500 pounds about 20 to 22. Steers and heifers trading 14 to 17.50 for light stock. Shoats around 23 dollars and change per hundredweight.

Gospel Singers Plan Lovington Meeting and Hobbs Visit

Lea County gospel group Lea County Gospel Singers meet Sunday at Hillcrest Baptist Church in Lovington. On May 23 they sing at Church of God Apostolic Faith in Hobbs, located one block north of the Hardin Hotel.

Lea County Lovington Hillcrest Baptist Church Church of God Apostolic Faith Hobbs Hardin Hotel

Eaves Family Legacy and Plains Old-Timers Highlighted

Eaves family, longtime Lea County ranchers, remain prominent in politics and civic life. The tale includes Sira Eaves death on his 73rd birthday in 1948, widow Rose, children Hamp Earnest and Raymond, plus John Laves of Old Mexico, with a republished 1910 Knowles News Plains feature detailing the Eaves brothers Hamp Earnest and Henry and their work on the Southeastern Plains of New Mexico.

Eaves Lea County Sira Eaves New Mexico Mr. Eaves Lovington Rose C. C. Yearwood Raymond Eaves John Laves Old Mexico Knowles Knowles News Plains Eaves Brothers Hamp Earnest Henry Plains J. S. Eaves Sim

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Top Row Steve Taylor Charlica Bracken Martha Taylor Dosia Taylor Ida Thomason Will Bracken Jack Ward A. C. Pinson N. M. Steve Taylor Taylor Caverns Baptist Association Meets Abilene Clovis Markets I. S. Eaves Babe Mary Sim Eaves Dick Power Power First Territorial Bank of Sarnest Stonewall County Texas Buckeye Bebe Ovington
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