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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1952

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Miller-Waldrop Furniture Opens With Open House

Miller Waldrop Furniture Co opens Tuesday May 20 from 6 30 to 9 30 at 7th street and the Artesia highway. Four prizes include a 250 bedroom set 79 95 chrome dinette and 50 in trade. register to win not required to attend. Owners Alex K Miller and Barney L Waldrop plan a large stock from Kroehler Flexsteel and other lines with Sunbeam Maywood and Philco products. Local figures from Lubbock and Roswell join as managers and staff. four hundred prizes to be awarded at opening night

Miller Waldrop Furniture Co Alex K. Miller Lubbock Texas Barney L. Waldrop Sister Meads Bakery Waldrops Waldrop First Baptist Church Roswell Kroehler Mengal Virtue Bros Cos Co Philco New Furniture Company 7Th Street Artesia Highway Miller Waldrop Furniture

Marine Commandant Joins Joint Chiefs Of Staff

The House voted to make the Marine Corps commandant a Joint Chiefs of Staff member and to prevent any reduction of the Marine Corps below its current strength. The decision reflects a push to maintain marine forces at existing levels and ensure high level coordination.

Washington House Marine Corps Joint Chiefs of Staff

Court Filings Slack Off For Jury Term

District Court filings have waned ahead of the new jury term opening Monday. Notable cases include Jessie Mae Jones versus Thomas B. Jones for divorce and several compensation actions against E F Moran Inc and Moran Drilling Co. Quiet title actions target Tony Hurta vs W E Cunningham and Weldon Lair versus Garland Farr, with Kenneth E Crown versus Frank Crabtree and Wayne Betenbaugh versus Maxine Betenbaugh among the docket.

Wm. Beauchamp Jessie Mae Jones Thomas B. Jones Manley Lee Hunt E F. Moran Kenneth E. Crown Frank Crabtree

Ranchers Supply Robbed of 350 Dollars in New Tools

Police report a burglary at Ranchers Supply where about 350 dollars worth of new tools were taken. Entry was forced via a hasp on a sliding door. intruders fled when two employees arrived to cover feed. No arrests yet. second break in Lovington this week.

Charlie Campbell Herman Robinson John Campbell Campbell Robinson Lovington

Beauty on a Garbage Truck in Houston

Oran Butler, a Black garbage truck driver in Houston, adorns his truck daily with a bouquet of Sowers, arguing there is a place for beauty in everyday work.

Houtson Tex Oran Butler Butler

Poppy Day Proclaimed By Lovington Mayor

Mayor Phillip Bevinson proclaims Saturday May 24 as Poppy Day urging citizens to wear memorial poppies. Disabled veterans from the American Legion Auxiliary will distribute poppies and collect donations for veterans and children of veterans.

Phillip Bevinson America Phillip Robinson City of Lovington

Insurance on State Police Was Cancelled

United Press reports the Mountain States Casualty Co canceled workmen's compensation insurance for New Mexico state police. The insurer, led by Senator Clinton Anderson, gave no reason. Claims against the firm totaling 32000 preceded the cancellation. The state paid about 6000 annually. A 16000 payout followed Patrolman Nash Garcia’s ambush murder, and a 16000 verdict was returned against the firm for Captain A. H. Hathaway’s total permanent disability.

Mountain States Casualty Co Clinton Anderson Nash Garcia Albuquerque A. H. Hathaway

Reward Offered for John Wade Safe Return

The reward for the safe return of John Wade has been raised to 10000 dollars. J F Sprowis, reward committee chairman, says the payment may be in whole or part for information leading to the child's return. Wade, three, disappeared from the front porch of Rev Anthem Wade and his wife in Aztec two weeks ago after church. A thorough search has yielded no clues.

John Wade Aztec J. F. Sprowis Young Wade Anthem Wade

Truck Crashes Into Yellowstone Hotel Front Door

Kenneth Wall of Stroll SD intended to stop overnight at the Yellowstone hotel in Hettinger ND but failed to do so. His truck skidded and crashed into the hotel front door.

Makes Quicks Ltd Hettinger, N. D Kenneth Wall Stroll S. D Yellowstone Hotel

Lovington Leader Publisher Mixed on Chamber Claim

The Lovington Leader reports a dispute over who said a remark about the Lovington Chamber of Commerce. Jake Hill insists he said it, not John Campbell, while Campbell confirms Jake’s claim. The piece notes the publisher skipped reading the article and the proofreader did not resolve the misattribution.

Jake Hill Campbell John Campbell Jake Kili Wen Lovington Chamber of Commerce John Camp Ader John Lovington

Lamesa Man Held in Lovington Boot Shop Robbery

Enrique Gusman from Lamesa Texas is jailed in Lea County after the Thursday night break in at the Dean Boot Shop Lovington. He was arrested by Undersheriff James Robinson and Assistant Chief Joe Price. A H R pistol two new bill folds and a wine bottle were found on him. Lovington Abstract Co. was entered the same night with no missing items. Access was gained through a restroom window and a broken glass window started the break in. A large rock was found inside the bootshop.

Enrique T Gusman Lea County Dean Lovington Gusman Lamesa Texas James Robinson Joe Price Lovington Abstract Co Abstract

Funds Needed For Boys Work Drive Aids Ranch Expansion

Jack Danglade of Lovington was named county chairman to raise 5000 for New Maco Boys Ranch as part of an 85000 statewide goal. The ranch is at full capacity with 30 youths awaiting admission. Funds will build dormitory space and an infirmary, add living quarters for staff, and finance wells and land improvements to boost crop production. Donations can be sent to Jack Danglade in Lovington.

New Mexico Jack Danglade Lovington New Maco Boys Ranch Danglade Roy K. Stovall Truth Or Consequences Bay Ranch Yancn Cecil Pragnell Praeube

John Love Claims Identities in 1912 Sheep Shearing Photo

John Love and Odie Thompson identify the people in a 1912 sheep shearing picture as George Ellis in a straw hat Hamp Eaves at work and the two women as May Price Moseley and Mattie Price Ellis. Readers dispute the identifications and seek confirmation.

John Love Odie Thompson George Ellis May Price Moseley Mattie Price Ellis

BPW Officers Installed in Candle Light Ceremony

The Lovington B P W Club installed new officers at a candle lit ceremony in the Llano Hotel Lea Room. Incoming president Mrs Genevieve Arnold announced state board chairmen and reported on convention sessions while Miss Linda Maxwell won the club scholarship.

BPW B&pw Club Lovington Bea Hessler Lea Llano Hotel Genevieve Arnold Hessler Jewel Henry Hulda Heidel Logan Beal Arnold Mary Payne Linda Maxwell Melba. Womack Hazel Berry Myrtle Moore Clarellen Green Ida Lou Weist Ben Fort Lucille Lister Floy Tatum Myrtle Kindel Ruby Wiley Ethel Yadon Idella Keen Ben Hessler Joella Robinson Jane Polk Eva Green Vid Reed Eleanor Graham Mary Love Chamber of Commerce Marjorie Waits Sue Lawlis Ada Mae Ben Sumner Miss le Seur Melba Womack Merle Aldredge Inez Dyskra Floy Beil Ada Hair Evelyn

Two Negroes Serve On District Jury In Lea County

Two black jurors from Lovington A D Brown and Mrs Ira B Barnes sit on the Lea County District Court jury drawn Monday to hear the rape case against Arthur Renton. It marks the first Negroes to serve on a Lea County jury. Other jurors include Don Wallace Mrs R B Roberts Wayne Baliew H Pender M A Hugg C G Twilley Mrs Zack Taylor Clinton F Fourgureain Mrs W F Hessler Morris C Whitworth.

Arthur Renton Lovington A. D. Brown Ira B. Barnes Lea County Don Wallace R B. M. Roberts Wayne Baliew H Pender M. A. Hugg C. G. Twilley Zack Taylor Clinton F.fourgureain W F. Hessler Morris C. Whitworth

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Darden Office Darden Darden Super Market West Central South First Street C. V. Darden Mr. Waldrop Montgomery Ward Oklahoma Sears Concern Covington Billy Wanda Lou Wilma Jean Mack Sunbeam Maywood Firestone Dio Booth Tarkington Lindbergh Atlantic Richmond Pacific Ocean Captain Kidd John Smith Jamestown, Va Lovington Credit Bureau Kenneth Orr E. F. Moran Drilling Co H. R. Montgomery Cactus Drilling Co Welter L. Clements el Paso Natural Gas Co United Press Lea County Dairy Scene
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