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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1950

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Four die in Eunice Jal highway crash injures two

On the Eunice Highway a two car collision near Eunice and Jal killed Temple Houston Brown and Hatcher M Chancellor and Irwin Daniel Hoke Jr. and Carolyn Sue Hoke. Loretta Hoke and Elva Wilson were injured with Wilson critically ill. Brown leaves a wife and four children. Chancellor had been working on a Jai school project. The bodies were sent to Texas towns for burial and services planned in Pflugerville.

Eunice Highway Eunice Jal Temple Houston Brown Hatcher M. Chancellor Irwin Daniel Hoke, Jr M Hoke Carolyn Sue Hoke Loretta Elva Wilson Eunice Hospita

Final Rites Held for Lea County Resident Walter Pendleton

Funeral services were held in Jal for Walter Pendleton longtime Lea County resident. Pendleton died Thursday night survived by widow Linda Beckett Pendleton and son John Walton Pendleton. After services in Jal his remains were buried in Carlsbad. Lovington residents attended the ceremony and know him from ranching years in the area.

Walter Pendleton Lea County Jal Pendleton Linda Beckett Pendleton John Walton Pendleton Carlsbad Buriel Lovington Lea Countain

Lions Plan Election Party With Buck Brothers Illusionists

The Lovington Lions Club hosts an Election Party on June 6 at 8 PM in the High School Gym. Buck Brothers Magicians perform a magic and ghost show for families, featuring a keyhole walker, to raise funds for civic projects including the Ball Park south of town. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, with tickets available from Lion members and local businesses.

Fea The Lovington Lion

Lions Elect New Officers at Lovington Club

Chad Wiley was chosen president for 1950 51 at the Lovington Lions noon meeting on May 19. Archie Nowell Hank Hazen Kenneth Cox Andy Swarthout Jacques Dailey Buell Price Gordon McMeen Bill Decker were elected as officers and directors with Finis Heidel to serve on the board as immediate past president.

Chad Wiley Lovington Lions’ Club Wiley Lions’ Club Lovington Archie Nowell Hank Hazen Kenneth Cox Andy Swarthout Jacques Dailey Buell Price Gordon McMeen Bill Decker Finis Heidel

Bill Don Naul Talks to Rotary on FFA Work

The Rotary Club met at noon on Wednesday at the Methodist Church for a barbecued beef meal. Bill Don Naul, Star Farmer of the Lovington FFA Chapter, spoke about WFA aims and achievements in a 20 minute talk. Rotarian Lee Burt shared his autobiography in five minutes.

Rotary Club Methodist Bill Don Naul FFA Lovington WFA Lee Burt H. W. Gillett Nogias- Sonora Nogras-Sonora Fletcher Sapp Chamber of Commerce Jim Muray, Jr Hobbs Joel Burns

Democrats poised to control 1951 state House with 21 seats

1951 Legislature will have 55 house seats with 21 not contested by Republicans, ensuring Democratic control. Among 1949 members 49 sought re election and 31 ran, including 24 Democrats, while Socorro Cabtron district holds two Republican seats.

W. O. Culbertson, Jr W. C House of Representatives House Socorro-Catron Lillian Thompson McKinley Viola K. Reynolds D-Colfax Dana K Wolfe Dona Ana Privileges and Elections Committee Appropriations Virginia Kittel Louie Hoover Santa Fe Bernalillo County Lea Eddy State Senate Valencia Narciso Francis Nat Silva R's Gerald V. Boykin Melquiades Chaves D’s Earl Doulgas Andres Abeyta Florentino Jiron R’s Max Gallegos Bernalillo Hugh Horne E. Gerald Moyer Filiberto B. Baca Dales B. Dilts Joseph Warner Jr Albert I. Cornell William G. Gilbert Elizabeth T. Cable Leslie L. Langley Eppie Montoya Claude Ss. Sena Joe Fr. Pino Jesse d D. Kornegay Dan Taichert Fabian D. Chavez Jr Charles B Bernie) Baca Dave Gonzales

Murder trial highlights Roberson case in Hobbs hearing

Rubin Roberson, called Rubin, bound over to district court on murder charges after a lengthy Hobbs preliminary hearing. Witness Dorothy Lewis testified about Addie Mae Smith's killing on May 7 and Rubin's threats to kill her. Doctor S. L. Hardy described the autopsy and bullet, while witnesses including Carrie Reynolds and others described travel and a gun in evidence. bond set at a disputed low figure and Judge Harris to draw a jury in Lovington on June 1.

Rubin Roberson Hobbs Negro District Court Justice of Peace Tom Finn Hanners Roberson Hobbs James Roberson Lovington Finn Harris Haines Dorothy Dallas Boyriend Rice Hotel Addie Mae Smith East Midwest Hannes Rubin Smith Home Rabbit Tenderfoot Adydie Addie G. T. Hanners Cener J. D. Dilworth Dilworth Bustie S. L Hardy Mack Easley Hardy

Seniors Leave On Texas Tour From Lovington

Lovington High School seniors depart Saturday on a long anticipated trip touring Texas cities. The highlight is a two day stay in Galveston with stops in San Angelo San Antonio Houston Galveston Austin and Fort Worth. They plan to return to Lovington on Saturday May 27.

Lovington Evington Texas Galveston San Angelo San Antonio Houston Austin Ft. Worth

News Sun Slammed Over Fairness in Coverage

Jay Vaughn a Democratic gubernatorial candidate accuses News Sun of biased publicity and altering releases. He alleges a deal with Ward Anderson Printing Co. to favor Miles if elected, and notes lack of AP-style reporting on Hobbs meeting. Other candidates mentioned include Buster Edwards Joe Black and Mack Eas.

Jay Vaughn Lake Frazier News Sun Vaughn Ward Anderson Printing Co Miles Ward Anderson Frazier 2So Zrews- Sun Associated Press Charlie Purcell State Council of Carpenters J. A. Price New Mexico Building Vrazes J. A Cummiings Carpenters Buster Edwards Joe Black Mack Eas

Lambert Joins Hobbs Flare as County Sports Writer

Billy Lamber son of Mr and Mrs Joe Lambert joins the Hobbs Flare as sports writer covering all county sports. He won first place in the New Merxecs High School Press Association for 1950 and begins work on Tuesday May 221.

Bill Lambert Billy Lamber Joe Lambert The Hobbs Flare Lambert Merxecs High School Press Association

Prairieview visitors attend Young People party at Wilder home

Sheila Smith from Prairieview and Linda Wilder attended a Young People of the Christian Church party at the Wilder home Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs C E Sanders recently moved to Loving ton from Artesia ley. F L Heidel and Short grass Miller are listed as political candidates. The labor group Wii planned another meeting soon. Vernon Roberts noted a small crowd as many worked at the VFW hall and on parade floats.

Shelia Smith Prairieview Linda Wilder The Christian Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barzune Hospital Lions Plan Election Fun Party Lions Rotary Martin L. Cole Eastern New Mexico University Portales Don D. Dallas Porales Miss Spradling Dick Gravel Roswell Gravel Marlin L. Cole Elgar Florence Anderson Hugh Harris First Christian Church Lord Hymn of Praise Mendelssohn Cole del Reigo Roy L. Jones H. C. Pannell J. L. Yarbro Board of Education Garnie Atkisson Church of Christ Barbara Jane Wright Josephine Pearl Cook Ross Black Kenneth Choate Robert Hunt Gilbert Ashcraft Ann Badgett Joe Ray Battles Ed Bell Ross Warren Black Barbara Cartwright Kenneth J. Choate Johnnie L. Christesson Joy LaMae Clisbee Jossepine Pearl Cook Joyce Eyan Club Lonnie R. Estes Bibbie Juanita Gosa Barbara Nell Gilmore J. P. Gilmore Jerry D. Griffin James Max Hallman Margaret June Leonard Williams Barbara Annie Wright Addie May G. V. Markley Dorothy Lewis Addie Mae Easley Carrie Reynolds Midwest Railroad New Mexico Addie’s Rio Arribo Elias Quintana Douglas J. West R. P. Jarmillo, Jr Rodolfo P. Ortiz Alberto Amado Jr D's San Miguel Maurilio Tatuna E. J. Patterson J. J. Rougemont Peter M. Gonzales John M. Burns Adelino Estrada Pedro Pete) Bustamente Waldo Spiess Frank Montoye Mera Frank L. Cantu Celestino Garcia Fred H. Thompson Luciano Maes Manuel Madrid Colfax Edwin F Red) Mull Alvin M. Stockton Joe G. Marchiondo Herbert B. Gernart Harry E. Smith Joe E Bobby) Olguin Jr Taos Jacob Martin L. Pascual Martinez J “Doughbelly” Price J. Benito Calder J. Benito Vivil Floyd Beuthler Sandoval Steve Torres Martin S. Baca Jr Isidoro Gurule Alfred C. Duran Remigio Ortiz Frank Sisneros Jr Rober Silva Marching Union William C. Wheatley Torrance Lilburn Homan Thomas A. Richard- Homan Thomas A. Richard News-Sun Wilder Home C. E. Sanders Artesia
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