Artesia REA Defeats Shell of Denver City Four to Zero
Artesia REA modestly ousted Shell of Denver City four to zero in the Loving National Tournament Monday night. Hetherton earned the win with five strikeouts in a four hit shutout while Holder fanned eight in four runs allowed.
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Artesia Rea
Shell
Denver City
Rea
Artesia
Bill Case
Mheatherton
Merritt
Dewitt
Johnson
Hetherton
Holder
Junior Football Squad Begins Practice With 25 Members
Junior squad members reported for football practice on Monday morning August 28. Coaches Ward and Hopkins issued practice suits and equipment to about 25 members. An additional twenty junior squad members are expected to report once school opens.
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Ward
Hopkins
Senior Band Practice Opens Under Durwood Crain
The Senior Band began practice in the Band Hall Tuesday night under the direction of Durwood Crain.
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Durwood Crain
Big Four In Football Announced
The article notes Hobbs as defending champions with Clovis Carlsbad Roswell looming as main rivals. St. Marys of Albuquerque Santa Fe Artesia Highlands and Las Cruces are mentioned as contenders. Hobbs hopes to defend the crown with eight returning lettermen led by Paul Hudson.
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Hobbs
Clovis
Carlsbad
Roswell
Santa Fe
St. Mary’s of
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
The
Eagles
Paul Hudson
Hudson
Duane Fisher
Highlands
Artesia
St. Mary’s
Lea County
Cougars
National Guard
Phil Harmon
Ft. Sumner Foxes
Albuquerque Highlands
Nowell Drug Beats Doc's Pontiac In Season Opener
Lovington Nowell Drug defeated Doc's Pontiac of Portales 4 to 1 in the Lovington Invitational opener. Portales led early with a first inning run, and Nowell tallied from the fifth inning on, with Crow delivering key hits and Glover earning the win on the mound.
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Nowell Drug
Doc
Pontiac
Lovington
Nowell
Doc’s
Portales
John Angerson
Powell
Royce
Glover
Pewell Drug
Koeniger
AB WO Tons
Powell Crow
Blackmon
AB Wood Landrum
Rene
Lovern
Dean
Special hunting dates to be set by game commission
The game commission will set hunting dates and bag limits on September 5. Some elk and deer seasons and the antelope season dates will be announced then.
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The
Game Commission
More Wool Used by Mills in 1950 Report
The Bureau of Agriculture Economics notes U S wool for clothing rose in early 1950. Mills processed 171 million pounds of scoured apparel wool in January through May, up about 16 percent from the prior year, with worsted wear rising 42 percent while woolens gained 10 percent. Imports of apparel wool nearly doubled in four months compared with a year earlier.
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Bureau of Agriculture Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gene Williams Show Age With New Granddaughter
Hobbs druggists Gene Williams and his wife announce another grandchild born to their son Eugene Williams Jr in Springer. The couple, in business over 20 years, celebrate the family expansion this week.
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Gene Williams
Hobbs
Eugene Williams Jr
Springer
Acquainted Party For Local Teachers Officials Planned
All teachers and their spouses plus school board members and spouses meet in the school cafeteria Friday evening September 1 at 7 30 for a general social hour. Mrs Florence Anderson chairs the teacher committee to arrange activities. Roy Lee Warren has returned home from Lea County Community Hospital after a broken leg weeks ago.
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Florence Anderson
Roy Lee Warren
Lea County Community Hospital
Hanners Family Visit From El Paso
Mr and Mrs Jerry Hanners and their baby from El Paso are visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs B B Morris in Buckeye and Mr and Mrs G T Hanners in Lovington Glenda Kelley traveled to Artesia on business Wednesday
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EL Paso
Jerry Hanners
Baby
B. B. Morris
Buckeye
G. T. Hanners
Lovington
Glenda Kelley
Artesia
Sam Clardy III Ill in Hospital for Several Days
Sam Clardy III has been ill in the hospital for the past several days, with no additional details provided about his condition or the medical facility.
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Sam Clardy III
Sam Clardy
Gio of Hobbs Edges Redbirds of Clovis 3 to 2 in opener
Gio of Hobbs edged the Clovis Redbirds 3 to 2 in Lovington Invitational action at Lions Field. Hobbs scored all three runs in the fourth inning, with Crow the winning pitcher allowing eight hits and no earned run after the first, while Shipler held Clovis scoreless in the final three frames.
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Ohio Oil
Hobbs
Clovis Redbirds
Lions Field
Lovington
Lewis
Cochran
Patterson
Fosters
Drost
Clovis
Shipler
John Starkey
Fuller
Crow
Lowell
Screwball Sales Tactic Sparks Travel Office Fame
Edna Brunhofer, a Los Angeles travel bureau clerk, says being a screwball boosts sales. After guiding 100 Shriners and wives from Chicago to a Shrine convention, she explains her method of making contacts by applying for jobs to meet bosses and by startling prospects to gain attention.
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Los Angeles
Edna Brunhofer
travel bureau _f
Los Angles
Shriners
Chicago
Miss Brunhofer
Bermuda
Hall Remain Held Wednesday In Tatum Hall
A family reunion of the Hall descendants gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs A M Hall in Tatum on Inez Wad nesday the first gathering since 1939. Attendees included Buffum Bob Glen and Betty Marin City California and many Hall relatives from Lovington Artesia Eas Cruces and Tatum with several unable to attend.
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Inez Wadnesday
Childes
Mra
Buffum
Bob
Glen
Betty
Marin City
California
A. M. Hall
Dean
Bol
Shugron
Lovington
Vike Kinney Hall
Dale
Jain Bal
Margie Bachman
Tatum
Kenneth Hall
Eas Cruces
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