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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1952
Page
5
Registration is underway at the Army Store in Hobbs for prizes tied to the largest New Mexico deer for the season. No payment, no purchase, and entrants must register individually. First prize is a 30 06 Remington rifle, second a 22-140 over under Stevens, with additional prizes for top female harvests.
Pauline Muldrew vs Charlies Edgar Muldrew and Emmett Bruce McCollum Jr. vs Anna Beth Mc Collum are joined by Emily Turley against William Paul Turley, Lois Moore against Homer Moore, Atta Wharton against O C Wharton, Ardeila M Sutton against Vann W Sutton, Connie L Raap against Dorothy Mae Raap, and Wanda Cooper against Oval Cooper.
Mrs. C. C. Peterson conducts an all day session from the book Bible Stewardship. A covered dish lunch is planned at noon for participants.
Gonzales announces a son Albertito born October 27 1952 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Gonzales 904 S Leach Hobbs weight 7 pounds 2 ounces McMears announces a daughter born October 28 1952 to Mr and Mrs Coy McMears weight 6 pounds 8 ounces at Hobbs Newborns add to city families with two births in late October 1952.
The notices list multiple October unions including Helen D. Disel aged 18 and Joe P. Thomas 22 from Texas. Marion M. Lehman 21 to Earl A. Patterson of Sweetwater. Norma C. Clifford 32 to Willard E. Layman 34 of Brownfield. Dorothy Rasberry 26 to Oran Mallone 33 of Big Lake. Geraldine Wise 17 of Lovington to M. W. Sandlin 20 of Brownfield. Merle Briffington 22 and Donald E. Land 24 of Snyder. Zadie Hamey 51 to C. L. Metcalf 46 of Snyder. Imogene Hester 22 of Lubbock to Jack L. McNamee 27 of Fort Worth. Lucy Grisham 64 of Hico to I. J. Choate 62 of Denver City. Gyruth E. Barrett 28 to Lawrence Daniels Jr. 29 of Hobbs.
The Woman's Council of the First Christian Church met Tuesday afternoon for a regular meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Dan Berry, Mrs. Fred Cox, Mrs. Boon Hardin, Mrs. Don Pearsons, Mrs. E. B. Parsons and Mrs. Hugh Harris.
Samuel S Sallan and David Little dba Credit Industrial Co sue J R Baird dba J R Baird Const Co for 362.00. City of Hobbs sues H W Allen J A Findley E F Ryan and others to foreclose on liens of 218.12 and 282.12. W C McSpanned sues J C Garvey dba J C Garvey Truck Co for compensation. T C Nowlin sues E F Moran Drilling Co for compensation.
Mr. Rusty Yadon of Midland Texas attended the Smith funeral in Lovington on Monday. He also visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Yadon.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Assembly of God church met Tuesday afternoon in the church building. Attending were Mrs. Albert Harmon Mrs. Elsie Dowell Mrs. O’Dell Mrs. George Duncan and Rev and Mrs Boteler.
Rev. P. D. Fullingim leaves Tuesday for Big Lake Texas to preach a revival for Rev. Cullen Hawkins. A baby girl Karen Dene Cobern arrives in San Diego to Mr. and Mrs. Charles V Cobern. The Coyotes are set to play Friday at 1 30 p m in Vaughn New Mexico.
Tree Jo Nan Barnes was crowned homecoming queen by Coyotes Mike Pittman and John Allen. Her attendants were Betty Baum Sylvia Barnes Betty June Perryman and Peggy Sullins. The Leader features Tatum School events with photographer reports across issues.
The Senior Play Faith Hope and Flarity will be performed on November 21 and 22. The Junior Coyotes face the Eunice Red Birdies in Datu on Saturday.
The New Mexico High School Athletic Association Board of Control votes to assume full financial and supervisory authority over the spring track and field meet and explores forming a state activities organization. It considers adding three relay races from the White Sands Relays and may reassign district to state gate distributions. The plan includes publishing girls rules and creating an activities brochure for member schools.
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