Wildcats prep and school notes from LHS week
The column covers optimistic notes about a Hobbs area football game against Clovis Wildcats, player injuries Dolan Moore Ken Badgett and Jerry Burks, upcoming home games, and reminders from student groups Roadrunner’s Club Spanish Club and Journalism class. It notes rain affecting attendance and a pep rally. It mentions World Series wrap up and lunchtime cafeteria benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Wildcats
Hobbs
Eunice
Dolan Moore
Ken Badgett
Jerry Burks
Clovis Wildcats
Clovis
Roadrunner
Ken Marsh
Mr. Howard
Peggy Vowell
Mr. Carlton
LHS
Jerry Carter
Bell's Food Store Draws Lovington Shoppers
Milton Bell runs Bell's Grocery on the Artesia Highway with Mrs. Bell and sometimes her parents helping. The store stays open long hours to serve workers, offers fresh meat, fruits, vegetables, and a wide range of goods in a sliding door setup.
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Milton Bell
Bell’s
Artesia Highway
Lovington
Clint Dobbs
Anthony Gadsden Keeps Hot Streak in Class A Title Chase
Anthony Gadsden rode the crippled arm of quarterback Salvador Gonzales to a 20-7 win over Alamogordo Friday night and stretch his team's winning streak to 25 games. The victory signals Anthony’s continued pursuit of a third straight Class A crown as others in New Mexico conference play also report results.
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Anthony Gadsden
Anthony Gadsen
Salvador Gonzales
Alamogordo
Anthony
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Clovis
Cavemen
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Valley
Santa Rosa
Fort Sumner
Foxes
Young Salazar
Robert Fuller
Junior Jarvis
Tigers
Artesia
Albuquerque
Duke City
Clyde Bratcher
Joe Prather
Joe Crider
Bob Harrell
Bruce Pollard
Student Spirit and Teachers Club Nominating Prospects
The article notes school spirit and sportsmanship by Wildcat supporters and the team. Future Teachers of America held a meeting last Thursday with sponsors Miss Russell and Mr. Crouse outlining club aims. A nominating committee proposed officers Ima Jean Johnson, Jimmy LeBeau, Nellen Shivers, and Gene Gann for succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers of America
Miss Russell
Mr. Crouse
Ima Jean Johnson
Jimmy LeBeau
Nellene Shivers
Gene Gann
October Brightens as Clear Skies Lift Spirits
Linda insists October offers bright skies and clear air, countering claims of dullness and gloom. The note captures a optimistic view of autumn weather and mood.
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Linda
Move to Lovington by Coxs to work with Short family
Mr and Mrs W C Cox from Ward Arkansas arrived Monday to work with Ray Short brother of Mrs Cox in Lovington setting up residence and starting new employment arrangements with local families described in society notes.
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W. C. Cox
Ward, Arkansas
Ray Short
Cox
Family Visit Points to Father’s Hospital Stay
Kyle Taylor and Kyla Taylor with grandmother Mrs Cornet flew to New Orleans to see their father Kyle Taylor in Ochner Foundation Hospital after surgery. Mrs Cecil Holman planned to return with them Monday morning.
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Kyle Taylor
A. C. Taylor
Kyla Sue Taylor
Brownsfield Hospital admits Mrs Ches Gore
Mrs Ches Gore of Brownfield was admitted to Brownfield Hospital on Monday. Mayor Jerry Wright, Art Mhoon, Clyde Carson and Lewis George left last Friday for Pecos New Mexico for a short fishing and hunting trip and will return October 6.
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Brownsfield Hospital
Ches Gore
Brownfield
Brownfield Hospital
Jerry Wright
Art Mhoon
Clyde Carson
Lewis George
Pecos
New Mexico
Community Youth Meetings and School Club Schedules
The notice outlines Cub Pack 41 meeting in Llano cafeteria at 7 30 p.m. on Monday. Tuesday notes cafeteria payments due and Oct meals cost 5 40 less credit. A local unit meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the high school unit B vocal music building. Thursday lists FFA and FHA meetings at 9 00 a.m. in the vocational agriculture building and library respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
FHA
FFA
War on Weeds: A $4 Billion Annual Battle
Washington reports a persistent war between farmers and weeds costing about 4 billion dollars yearly. Weeds deplete water and soil, but synthetic weed killers lift productivity. A 2.40 per acre chemical boost increased Oklahoma forage and beef output by over 50 percent, while wheat land gained three bushels per acre and corn country saw 10 to 40 bushels more per acre.
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Washington
Manufacturing Chemists Association
Oklahoma
Association
Notz Family Welcomes Son Donavan Mark in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Donavan Notz nee Jane Shipp of Chicago NL announce the birth of a son on September 26. Donavan Mark weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces and is the Notz third child with siblings Claudine and Jerry.
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Donavan Notz
Jane Shipp
Chicago
Donavan Mark
Notz
Claudine
Jerry
Wash white nylons separately to prevent color transfer
The guidance notes that white nylon stockings should be washed apart from colored garments to avoid dye seeping onto the whites. This precaution helps maintain the pristine appearance of white hosiery.
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Keith
Motor Parts Co
St. Main
Magneto Ignition Co
Chrysler Ymouth PL Sales & Service Irrigation Motor
B & J Drug CO
Jones Hardware
East Central A
Bell’s Food Store
Ing Man
Lovington Clinic Hospital
Nancy Lynn
L. C. Permenter
R. L. Messenger
George Kenneth
Preston W. Camp
Preston Douglas
Condra’s
Skelly
Skelly Gas and Oil
North Main Street
Lovington Iron & Metal Co
Structural Steel
South Main St
Salon Merle Norman Cosmetics
South Main
Louise Millsap
Dial
Chuck's Super Dog Drive Inn
Tipp’s Men Store
Rodgers Builders Supply Co Co
Vogue
Safety Tire Co
N. Main St
Efech
Lovington National Bank
North Main
New Mexico Farm Machinery Company
Ferguson
Artesia Hwy
Bulletin
Lovington Sand & G CO
L. J. Millsap
Clean — Sanitary
Sparky's Radio
West Jefferson
Marshall Furniture Co., Inc
Marshall’s
Cotton Butane CO
U. K Electric
Green Bros
S. Main
Everlay and
Nutrena
ACOCK
N. Eddy
Lovington Co-op
Mejico Lindo Cafe
Crown Service
E&e Department Store
C &E