Classified Ad: Christian Science Healing Appeal
Classified notice claims Christian Science heals and promotes the businessman’s asset. Woman offers to keep children at home and lists phone contact 8411. Dated September 4 1955 with 9/13-tp filing.
01 Sep 1955
Page 8
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
8
Classified notice claims Christian Science heals and promotes the businessman’s asset. Woman offers to keep children at home and lists phone contact 8411. Dated September 4 1955 with 9/13-tp filing.
Help wanted for two office positions in Lovington and Hobbs. Local knowledge or reporting experience required. Able to write by hand, type quickly, and have a pleasing voice. See Mrs Head at Leader office in Hobbs after noons, mornings in Lovington.
Classified notice seeks to purchase 12 bullets or poultry breeds Austria Whites or Leghorns. Address details referenced as Mrs. Head at the Leader Office.
A 22 foot 1950 Cozy Cottage trailer home is for sale at 704 S 2nd with September 1 to 31 listing. Olson Trombone used one football season offered by Hobbs 3-3877.
Classified notice offers a 30 cubic foot refrigerator for sale at Sanders Refrigeration 24 West Avenue E Contact number 6 4971. Listing shows date 8 25 and 4t c. Local shop availability and phone contact provided.
Spacious single room with outside entrance available at 314 North Sixth. Contact phone 8391. posting date 8 28. terms to suit.
Columbia School invites eager students in Albuquerque to complete their education at home. The program furnishes books and awards a diploma upon completion, with enrollment starting where the student left off. Box 1433 is provided for contact.
Health officials in Boston report the Massachusetts polio outbreak is decreasing with new cases this week 23 behind last week and 100 behind the week before. The Bay State recorded 71 new cases Tuesday, 22 fewer than the prior Tuesday.
The Lea County National Farm Loan Association offers Federal Land Bank Loans on farms and ranches in Lea County at 4 percent interest for 10 to 33 years. Borrowers can repay any part any time and interest stops the day payment is made. Small unit borrowers must own some minerals. See E M Green Secretary Treasure Tuesdays or Wednesdays at County Agents Office Courthouse Lovingon.
Classified notice offering private rooms for men with outside entrances and a phone number. Also advertises three offices for rent in the Schubert Building at 115 BE Dun nam Hobbs with a contact number 3-3105.
A German priest, Father Hermann Tiehen, says two unnamed Americans are held in Vorkuta slave labor camps above the Arctic Circle. Berlin and Bucharest arrests are noted, with earlier Russian promises to release three long-held Americans unclear if they include these.
A list of marriage licenses shows Gwendolyn Hen sley 35 and Nelson Johnson 40 of Artesia. Vera Brumley 30 and Clyde Parnell 45 of Big Spring. Clara Jarrett 24 Hobbs and Len Donathan 28 of Ruidoso NM. Ssta Kennedy 54 and Richard Scheig 58 of Austin. Clara Bassham 20 and Jim Paul 20 Hobbs. Betty Shifflett 19 and Lowell Shifflett 19 of Tokyo Texas. Oleta Allen 23 and Marcellous Weaver 22 of Big Spring. Delores McCann 24 and Kenneth Kennedy 24 of Sweetwater. Wanda Huckabee 16 and Cecil Rinehart 24 of Hobbs.
Lea General Hospital releases a rolling roster of recent admissions for Friday Saturday and Monday. Names include Barlease Campbell Humble Maxine Lowe Quandrella Ramirez from Hobbs and Eunice, Seagraves, Lovington, Andrews, and other nearby towns.
Lovington first grade teachers met August 26 to plan the year. Mrs. Mary Lou Carson presided, with art plans by Mrs. Blanche Collie and reading program notes by Miss Josie Shackelford. They emphasized room mothers organizations and exceptional child aims with Opal Moore, then agreed to meet periodically to coordinate Lovington Levington schools.
Four major roasters raise wholesale coffee by three cents a pound in New York. Maxwell House and Chase and Sanborn each move to 91 cents per pound. Two other brands follow, with retailers expected to pass the increase to shoppers soon.
A light single engine aircraft escaped its pilot at a Sydney Airport after the pilot left to crank the propeller. The plane taxied into and above the field, then circled Sydney and nearby resorts for nearly three hours before two navy planes intercepted it six miles offshore and destroyed the craft.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson and their children return to their home near Muleshoe Ranch, Gail Texas, after Mrs. Anderson visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waldrop plan to travel to Brownwood on Tuesday, Sept. 6, where he enters Howard Payne College as a ministerial student.
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