Legion Auxiliary Plans Membership Drive in Hereford
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Charlie Campbell's home to discuss the Legion constitution and launch a membership drive. Invitations were extended to wives of Ligon members and lunch service was planned for the Hereford Sale at the Bull Barn on November 29. Participants included Mrs. J. P. Beverly and others. next meeting set for Oct 15 at Miss Yadon's home.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Charlie Campbell
the Legion
Ligon
Auxiliary
Hereford
Bull Barn
Campbell
J. P. Beverly
Sarah Lanks
Marion Trompson
Ethel Yadon
W. G. Jordan
Gussie Groves
Lionesses Plan November Rummage Sale
The Lion’s Auxiliary met in Love Kindergarten with Mrs. Cammack presiding. Members listed included Mrs. La Rue, Dailey, Huston, Love, Wasson, Swarthout, Bridgeforth, Cammack, and Badgett. A November rummage sale was decided. Coffee and doughnuts were served.
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Lion’s Auxiliary
Love
David la Rue
Jack Dailey
Earl Huston
Bernard Love
John Wasson
Andy Swarthout
Bud Bridgeforth
Tom Cammack
Bill Badgett
Cammack
Fifth Birthday Celebration for Ruth Ann Marler
Ruth Ann Marler celebrated her fifth birthday with a Monday afternoon party from 4 to 6 at home. A pink and white cake topped with pink jelly bean animals and Louviners on each plate decorated the event as guests played games after cake and cold drinks. Attendees included Paula White, Rosiland Rowe, Buddy Rowe, Harry Allen Pearson, Billy Robinson, Pete Robinson, David Kindell, George Johnson, Pam Crow, and Tommy Campbell.
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Ruth Ann Marler
Paula White
Rosiland
Buddy Rowe
Harry Allen Pearson
Billy and Pete Robinson
David Kindell
George Johnson
Pam Crow
Tommy Campbell
Presbyterian Women Auxiliary Meet Discussed Church
The Presbyterian Church Women’s Auxiliary met September 17 at 7 20 P M in the church. Mrs Roy Neyman led a study on the church and its meaning. A business session followed under Mrs J C Anderson with refreshments served by Mrs Marion Taylor. Present were Mrs A O Oberwetter Mrs Stein Miss Nola Carter Mrs Dale Wood Mrs J S Eaves Mrs David Moore Mrs Williams Mrs John W Green and Mrs Jack Stoops.
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Women’s Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Roy Neyman
J. C. Anderson
Marion Taylor
A. O. Oberwetter
Stein
Nola Carter
Dale Wood
J. S. Eaves
David Moore
Williams
John W. Green
Jack Stoops
Tiny Tot News Highlights From The Kindergarten Patrol
The Meads Bread man visited the Kindergarten showing his truck and distributed toy Donald Ducks. Children were invited to Hobbs to tour the bakery and join the event. Farm Bureau Day at the New Mexico State Fair is scheduled for Wednesday Oct 3.
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Meads Bread
Hobbs
Nancy Wiley
Carlsbad
Tommy Cone
Paula Fleming
Sally Swarthout
Bill Boyd
Glenn Woodward
Ben Sinclair
Amarillo
Gerry Cox
Farm Bureau
New Mexico
Mrs. J. C. Quarles Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs. J. C. Quarles had a major operation at Lubbock Memorial Hospital on Saturday September 8. Reports say she is improving. She is the wife of Rev. J. C. Quarles pastor of Hillcrest Baptist Church.
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J. C .Quarles
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
J. C. Quarles
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Rummage Sale Planned by Presbyterian Church Women
The Women of the Presbyterian Church vote to hold a rummage sale on the courthouse lawn on September 29 to raise funds for the church. Donations of discarded clothing are requested and callers may contact Mrs. Jack Stoops at 5932.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Jack Stoops
Rainbow Girls Install Officers at Masonic Hall
The Lovington Order for Rainbow Girls will hold installation of officers at the Masonic Hall on Sunday September 23. The meeting will be open to the public.
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Lovington Order For
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Notable Visits and Travel From Local Social Roundup
Mrs. John Sherman spent last week in Artesia visiting sister Mrs. R. T. Hutson. Miss Margie Collins spent this weekend in El Paso. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Neyman will leave this week for Atlanta Georgia.
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John Sherman
Artesia
R. T. Hutson
Margie Collins
el Paso
Jackie Neyman
Atlanta, Ga
BPW Meeting Thursday Night
The regularly monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held Thursday night September 20. All members are urged to be present for the meeting.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Mrs Pat Little Visits Mother in Lovington
Mrs Pat Little is visiting her mother Mrs Gussie Groves in Lovington and plans to stay until October.
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Pat Little
Gussie Groves
Lovington
Santa Fe Guests Include Mrs Terry Love Sister
Mrs Terry Love attends as guest with Mr and Mrs Jones of Santa Fe this week. Terry is identified as the sister of Mrs Jones.
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Santa FE
M. L. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Mrs
Terry Love
Terry
OFF TO COLLEGE MISS GREEN LEAVES FOR AUSTIN COLLEGE
Miss Kathryn Green, a senior and daughter of Judge and Mrs. John W. Green, left Monday for Austin College in Sherman Texas. In Stoneham Mass all nine sons of Mr and Mrs Melvin A. Leland were in military service. two sons were killed in action in World War II.
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Kathryn Green
Austin College
Sherman
Texas
Miss Green
John W. Green
Stonehame, Mass
Melvin A. Leland
Stoneham
Lovington Locals Share Visits and Plans
Mr and Mrs K R Smith host Mr and Mrs Walden Winter of Casper Wyoming. Miss LaNell Braswell visits Fort Worth grandparents. Mr and Mrs Henry Fonda weekend in Seminole. Tyone Cain and daughter Joanie head to Odessa. Jerry Kellington hosts Mexican dinner with Kassinger Hilderband Dobbs. Teen Night Thursday at Youth Center. John Wolfrum moved to Snyder Texas. James Daniel family leave for two week vacation visiting Ft Worth and Camden Arkansas. Dan diel works Magnolia Petroleum. Clinton Newton weekend in Kermit. B A Shields weekend in Albuquerque. L C Pyeatt hosts K E Maxwell of Oklahoma City, Mrs Pyeatt’s parents. M C Selman Monday in Lubbock. H D Parson and Bill Roberts Hobbs visitors.
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John Wolfrum
Snyder
Texas
James Daniel
Ft. Worth
Camden
Arkansas
Dandiel
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Toffee Squares Cookies from Hearty Batter Mix
Cream lard and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg and blend. Add vanilla. Sift flour and salt and mix. Spread batter on a 10 by 15 inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Top with chips and melt. Spread chocolate then sprinkle nuts. Cut warm. Yield 40 cookies.
Weekend travel notes cite several Texas trips
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Myers will leave Friday for El Paso to spend the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Wells spent the last weekend in Crain Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen spent Monday in Lubbock.
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Dale Myers
el Paso
Orson Wells
Crain
Texas
Walter Hansen
Lubbock
Hamburgers Shine With Glamorous Neon Signs
In Collinsville Illinois a local restaurant owner Jack Langer promotes his Glamourburgers with large neon signage to justify premium prices for a simple hamburger. The display aims to attract customers by stressing an upscale image at a modest meal.
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Jack Langer
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