Marjie Darden Pledges Hardin-Simmons Cowgirls
Lovington New Mexico resident Marjie Darden pledges membership in the Hardin-Simmons University Cowgirls, a select campus group known for regalia and halftime demonstrations at home football games. Darden entered the university in September 1954 after Lovington High School graduation and was among 29 pledges from about 1500 students.
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Marjie Darden
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
Lovington
New Mexico
Wester
Miss Darden
Hardi- Simmons University
Lovington High School
Shortage Myths Debunked by American Oil Pioneers
A retrospective defense of oil security cites Spindletop Ranger Eldorado Montebello Goose Creek and other fields as evidence against shortage scares. It recalls wartime boosts, postwar expansion, and 34.8 billion barrels of proved reserves while stressing free enterprise and sustained demand growth.
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Spindletop
Red Fork
Jennings
Humblefield
Glenn Pool
Goose Creek
Buena Vista
Cushing Ranger
Eldorado
Montebello
America
Dr. Diesel
Texas Way
Cap
Anthony Lucas
Texas
Lucas
Caddo
Burkburnett
Healdton
Oklahoma
Great Ranger Field
Kansas
California
U. S
Elk Hills
Huntington Beach
Santa Fe Springs
Hewitt
Tonkawa
Burbank
Smackover
Big Lake
New England
Admiral Nimitz
United States
Woman Finds Train Diamond Ring Worth Five Thousand
A New Haven woman who found what appeared to be a paste diamond ring on a 1948 train had it appraised for fun and learned the piece is valued at about $5,000.
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New Haven, Conn
UPA
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Hardin-Simmons
Will Malden
Mass
William Moore
A. E. Wise
Happy, Texas
G. T. Hanners
Vel Wise
Tatum
Miller Engineering & Geological Co
North Dalmont
Hobbs, New Mexico
National Oil Progress
Jones Hardware
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Congress
Mexia
Hobbs
Joe Conoway
Westbrook
Mr. Conoway
John Miller Conoway
Colorado City
Detroit
John D. Watts
Lea County State Bank
Lea County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hobbs Lovington
Eunice
Pecos Valley Oil CO
Sinclair Products
W. Mariang
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