Sorority Beta Sigma Phi Poetry Talk Report
Beta Sigma Phi met Monday evening in the REA building at 7 PM. Nancy Shearman gave a talk on poetry, while Fay Power and Joan Henry discussed the sorority aims and purposes. Guests included Aralee Howard, Betty Kiser, Margie Robinson, Jackie Holloway, Helen Petty, and Jean Haugin. members listed were Mary Hamzy, Janet Mardis, Ruby Wilie, Carol McMeen, Freda Eshenbaugh, Faye Power, Joan Henry, and Ann Robinson. Refreshments of pumpkin pie and coffee were served by Joan Henry and Ruby Wilie.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Rea
Nancy Shearman
Fay Power
Joan Henry
Ralee Howard
Betty Kiser
Margie Robinson
Jackie Holloway
Helen Petty
Jean Haugin
Mary Hamzy
Janet Mardis
Ruby Wilie
Carol McMeen
Freda Eshenbaugh
Faye Power
Ann Robinson
Four new Eastern Star initiates at Masonic Hall
Four new members were initiated into the Order of Eastern Star Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall. They were Galen Potts, Mrs. Bertie Roach Connor, and Mr. and Mrs. Mathews of Tatum. Mrs. Gussie Groves and Mrs. Mary Bigham served refreshments to about 25 members.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Galen Potts
Bertie Roach Connor
Mathews of
Tatum
Gussie Groves
Mary Bigham
Births in Hobbs and Lovington October 1952 notices
The births announced include Chaney Joseph Thomas Jr weighing 7 pounds at 404 West Skelly Hobbs on October 12 1952 Campbell a son born October 13 1952 at Lea General Hospital Wheeler Jill Marie a daughter born October 13 1952 in Lovington 6 pounds Eugenia Nolene Bell a daughter born October 14 1952 Hobbs 7 pounds 2 ounces Teas Michael Edward born October 14 1952 Hobbs 6 pounds 4 ounces Teague Karen Laverne daughter born October 14 1952 Hobbs Maurice Earl Brannon Michael Ray two sons born October 14 and 15 1952 Hobbs 9 pounds 4 ounces.
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Chaney
Joseph Thomas Chaney
West Skelly, Hobbs
Joseph Thomas Jr
Lea
Teague
Douglas L. Teague
Hobbs
Karen Laverne
Pate
Maurice E. Pate
Maurice Earl
Brannon
Carol R. Brannon
Michael Ray
Prospect Dinner At Baptist Church Draws 150 Attendees
The First Baptist Church hosted a prospect dinner at 6 30 with about 150 people present. Eddie Ames cooked the meal and Rev Watt welcomed guests. Earl Rodgers led singing, E H Byers spoke on church history, and Dr M J Lee from Guymon Oklahoma described what a church should mean to its members. The revival report noted 46 new members 28 by letter and 18 by baptism.
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First Baptist Church
Eddie Ames
Watt
Earl Rodgers
E. H. Byers
M. J. Lee
Guymon
Okla
Parties Planned For First Graders
Mrs Denbys first grade met at 4 p m Tuesday in Room 3 of the new building to plan Halloween Christmas and Easter parties. Mrs Alten Woodward was elected president Mrs Chester Hamzy secretary and Mrs Denby treasurer. Fourteen mothers were present.
Marriage Licenses October 13 through October 14
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued in Texas towns on October 13 and 14. It includes ages and hometowns for each party, with pairs such as Frannie Brasher and W. W. Cantrell in Andrews and Shirley Ann Mulkey with Thomas G. Hendrick in Odessa, among others.
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Frannie Brasher
W. W. Cantrell
Andrews
Texas
Wanda Holmes
Marvin L. Mills
Seminole
Mildrew Gist
Lubbock
Frank B. Jackson
Lamesa
la Juan Beckman
Monahan
Daniel P. Miller
Shirley Ann Mulkey
Bonnie L. Fortenberg
William T. Meyers
Denver City
Tex
Gloria E. Joslin
Odessa
J. W. Calhoun
Minneka
Okla
Hollie Lee Page
J. A. Pritchard
Jal
Shirley Beard
Fertilizer Use Estimated To Boost 1951 Crop Output
It has been estimated that 25 per cent of the nation's total crop production in 1951 resulted from using fertilizers.
Greens Announce Birth of Granddaughter Jane Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Green announce the birth of a granddaughter named Jane Bryant on October 9 in Houston Texas. The baby’s parents are Mr. and Mrs Otis G Bryant. This is the Greens second grandchild. the Bryants have a son about two years old.
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John W. Green
Jane Bryant
Houston
Texas
Otis G. Bryant
Green
Bryants
Chaves Agent to Receive Special National Award
Mrs. Mary B. Nelson Chaves County extension agent will receive a distinguished service award at the National Home Demonstration Agents Association annual meeting in Chicago on November 8. She is one of 55 agents nationwide to be honored after ten years in home economics extension work and state committee selection. Nelson has led Chaves County extension since 1950 after earlier roles in Nebraska.
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Lovington
South Run
Parkview
Liano District
South Love St
Moyer
Main Street
Mary B. Nelson
Chaves County
National Home Demonstration Agent’s Association
Chicago
Nelson
National Home Demonstration Agents’ Association
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Else Cunningham
New Mexico A&m College
Potts Backs G W Evans For State Land Commissioner
C M Botts Albuquerque attorney and State Game Commission member endorses Republican G W Dub Evans for State Land Commissioner. He argues the job demands strong land knowledge to guide federal and private land management and grazing practices over New Mexico’s vast holdings.
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New Mexico
C. M. Botts
Sibuquerque
State Game Commis
G. W
Dub” Evans
Botts
Evans
Evans Named Candidate for Land Office Post
A political notice outlines Evans as meeting qualifications for the land office role. It highlights his broad knowledge of New Mexico’s educational system and institutions that would benefit from the lands.
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Evans
New Mexico
Keep Calm Live Drivers Advised
Dr. Ralph Moore summarized a three year Nebraska traffic study and urged motorists to stay calm behind the wheel. He warned against emotional instability that leads to accidents and temper tantrums when others cut off or pass on the wrong side.
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Omaha, Neb
Ralph Moore
Nebraska
Moore
Local Lad Helps Satisfy Our Korean Army's Sweet Tooth
Richard R. Webber of Lovington helps operate the 2d Infantry Division ice cream plant in Korea. Dedicated September 29 the plant Home of Tokusan Flavors will produce over 650 gallons daily. The 2d Division Quartermaster commanding officer mixed the first batch and spoke at the dedication. The plant will run 24 hours a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Webber
Ladd Webber
Lovington
2D Infantry Division
Korea
Good Deed Collision in Pontiac Favoring Quail Rescuer
Wallace Bailey stopped to help a mother quail and brood cross the road when his car was rear ended by another motorist. He will let someone else be the Good Samaritan next time.
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Pontiac
Mich
U.P
Wallace Bailey
Quail
Bailey
Occupation tax urged for new Lovington businesses
Lovington city clerk Reece Wilkerson reminded new and prospective firms that starting operations requires an occupation license under town ordinances. He noted the need to handle the license voluntarily to avoid town action and ease community growth.
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Lovington
Reece Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Relief at Last Ends 37-Year School Run in Cass City
Ed and Betty Hardwick of Cass City Michigan celebrate as their youngest child Charles graduates from high school, ending a 37 year era of preparing lunches and waking children for school life.
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Cass City
Mich
Ed Hardwick
Charles
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