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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1955
Page
20
Des Moines reports eight year old Don Sarason brought a bottle to an elderly shopkeeper named Robert Hoper. The boy asked to charge the purchase to his father’s account, prompting a request to credit the dad’s account. Back-and-forth over seating ensued as the boy refused two seats.
Hobbs Yucca Garden Club welcomed Mrs. R. M. Roger Mrs. O. T. Maxwell and Mrs. Earl Korne gay as new members at the October 6 meeting hosted by Mrs. Jack Coward 917 North McKinley. Lyle Gholson president led roll call garden hints as guests enjoyed pumpkin pies muts and coffee.
Wilbur Frederick of Earlham Iowa won 52 of 63 gladiolus prizes at the Iowa State Fair last year. He started with a small bulb collection 15 years ago and now sold 11,000 bulbs. He advises deep planting and frequent cultivation for success in gladioli.
Theta Rho girls club on Monday evening celebrated its 7th birthday with a fish dinner at IOOF Hall. Mrs Harry Lee received a brass bird cage planter as a gift from the club, and Ella Marie Dowell cut a three tier birthday cake during the event.
In the Korean demilitarized zone a so called game preserve keeps most animals safe while both sides patrol, but hunting is limited to targeting the other side. The 160 mile long belt runs from west hills to eastern mountains and marshes rich with ducks.
The record names Mrs. Georgia Myers, Mrs. David Stanbo, Mrs. Velma Bufkin, and Mrs. Sullins in a local public notice or listing.
Korean papers report at least five South Korean soldiers have been killed by tigers in the DMZ since the armistice. An ROK officer found four tiger cubs in the zone in May and turned them over to a farmer for raising.
In Grand Rapids William P. Lear, head of Lear Inc. and space travel advocate, says future travel could involve being broken into sound waves and reassembled on arrival. A plant sign reads William Lear en route to Paris with a warning not to turn off the machine.
The starfish uses suction tentacles to pry open a bivalve then everts its stomach to digest the oyster inside. This feeding method highlights the creature’s unique intrusion and digestion process.
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