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Readable lines show service times and a pastor with Sunday School at a local church. Key entries include morning and evening times and a reference to Sunday School led by the pastor.
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1950
Page
6
Readable lines show service times and a pastor with Sunday School at a local church. Key entries include morning and evening times and a reference to Sunday School led by the pastor.
Sunday School superintendent Albert Fairweather leads the church program with morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7 30. Prayer meeting is on Wednesday and choir practice on Thursday.
Sunday School 9 45 a m on sescond 6 p m Evening Service Sun 7 p m Junior Choir Wed 5 10 p m Senior Choir Practice RR etheeet ne 7 p m Rev W R Houston Pastor L Willers Sunday School Supt
St. Thomas Catholic Church offers Mass at 11 A M on Sunday and Sunday School at 10 15 A M The church is located two and a half blocks west of the H and C Gulf Station Father Hugh Rochkes is assistant and Father Venatius Utoski is another priest.
The Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m on Sundays Evening service at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Kenneth Chambers serves as Sunday school superintendent and Hugh Harris is the pastor.
The Baptist church holds morning worship and Sunday evening service. Sunday school and teachers and office hours run from 6 30 to 7 30 p m. Rev L W Hardcastle is pastor with Howard Grandon as Sunday teacher.
The church lists a schedule with services on Sunday including Bible study 9 45 to 10 35 and worship 10 45 to 11 50 A M. Evening service 7 30 P M. Youth meeting 6 45 P M. Ladies class Wednesday 9 30 A M. Buckeye Thursday Bible study 7 30 P M.
Mr and Mrs Dick Schenck hosted last weekend Mrs Schencks parents Mr and Mrs E H Price of Estancia and Mr and Mrs Herbert Price of Clovis Herbert Price is Mrs Schencks brother.
Lovington items recall Seth Alston and T A Whelan traveling to Clovis for Wendell Wilkie speech. Rotary Club president H C Pannell notes five hundred attendances. Roy Tomlinson hosted breakfast for cowgirl sponsors Ethel Yadon and J P Morgan attended Beta Kappa Gamma in Hobbs. Mrs T C Hennington dies September 15. Lovington trims Monument 21 to 0 in season opener. Dr H W Gillett narrates with new address system. Assembly of God Church says it has cleared indebtedness.
The regular Sunday Singing was held at the First Assembly of God Church in Lovington on September 17 with leaders including Brother Vowell and Rev. Orel Boteler. Special numbers were performed by the Lea County Four and Ray Dye, plus several musical acts. The next meeting is set for September 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Lovington Presbyterian Church.
Archie Nowell came home Friday from St. Marys Hospital in Roswell after surgery.
Harold Wilder son of Mr and Mrs W H Wilder was bitten on the lip by a bug Saturday night causing high fever and facial swelling.
Mr and Mrs C C Yearwood entertained with a chicken barbecue in the garden of the Yearwood home Saturday night. Seventy five guests attended the annual event.
Church highlights show September gatherings with attendance figures. Sunday School totals include 239 at the Baptist and 52 at Jobbs Youth Rally, while First Christian logged 129 mid month. Church of Christ noted 127 Bible Study and 191 Morning Worship with 107 Evening Service. One baptism and two new members reported. Nazarene Church had 66 in Sunday School.
Over the past weekend, Lovington welcomed Magnolia Arkansas visitors including Bob Cole president of McAlester Fuel Oil Co Charley Wilkens with Laughton Oil Corp former president of A M College of South Arkansas Frank Conner of Conner Construction Co and Ed Burton a Magnolia pilot.
Jacques Dailey is named Zone Chairman of District 40 Zone 4 Region 3 by Ivan L Johnson District Governor. Dailey previously led the Lovington Lions Club and will oversee a Zone meeting set for September 26 including Lovington Carlsbad Hobbs and Tum.
The courthouse photostat belt broke on Monday. The repairman is tied up in the northern part of the state, so service will resume next Monday. Recordings are piling up as filings continue during the outage.
County Clerk Barbara Lee Owens was absent from her office Tuesday because of a cold.
Mrs. D C Underwood of Buckeye entered Lea County Hospital on Monday for surgery.
Members of Lovington Chapter No 35 OES who attended committee meetings in Roswell on September 17 were Elizabeth Clardy Maud Woodward Eula Howell Fern Wilder Geneva Tipps Katherine Alston Iva Cox and Fred Cox.
Home of Mrs. Guy Boyd hosted a Coffee Friday event honoring Mrs. B. J. Tabor. Hosts Mrs. W. W. Carter and T. C. Osrain assisted. About fifty guests visited from 9 to 11 AM, greeted by Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. W. T. Myers. The table featured lace and pink blue decor with a crystal rose bowl while Mrs. Carter served coffee and treats. Fall blooms lit the rooms.
Marriage licenses issued on September 16 18 and 19 list couples from Hobbs Andrews Odessa Lubbock Monahans Meadow and Lovington. Names include Bettie Fae Allen and Eugene Everett Glover Hazel Crago Rob ert Lynn Roch Patricia Beene Bill C Ogden Doris Mulhurn Thomas J DeHart Alma Faye Yardley Guy Nelson Thomas Elizabeth Evans Willie Hubbard Doris Teamer Robert Lee Norris Clara Mae Davis Billie Dale Brown.
Winis Hedel and his mother Mrs. R Heidel travel to Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Heidel will enter Mayo Clinic pending admission and treatment plans.
Yoel Frier arrived back Sunday following medical treatment received in El Paso. He is reported to have received care for unspecified injuries or illness during the trip.
A United Press survey shows a unusually cool summer nationwide with sales dipping for ice cream and beer. Some items like electric fans and summer suits rose, while beer and icy treats lagged due to mild weather and fewer heat waves.
Mr and Mrs A G McGoragill of Carlsbad were Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Garnie Atkisson.
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