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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1936

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Democratic Committee Holds Important Meeting

Senator Atwood called the central committee meeting to set filing deadlines for candidates. April 23 at 6 PM is the filing deadline with a $ fee required. Attendees included local officials and party members. most county candidates attended the orderly gathering.

Brow Atwood Central Committee Yfandidates Pri Senator Atwood Forrest Sanders Tom Taggart Vearle Payne P. J. Puily W. M Townsend Santos Marquez J. E. Allen LC. Conner D. Baldwin FE. C. Payne P. E McCarty E. T. Dunlap R. H. Warnel W. H. Walter Tom Pendleton Lee Brown Atwood E. J. Short Stella Egan Democratic State Central Committee Gracie Conner

Bidaloo County Teachers' Meeting Report

Grace J. Corrigan director of oral Education from the State Department of Education visited the county this week. Rural teachers at Ani heard Corrigan outline county work on rebuilding procedures and praised local facilities while noting Ani building improvements. Hammerand, principal, outlined student progress in reading and spelling. County nurse Miss Han spoke on child health and health education for teachers to reinforce at school. Attendees included Misses Richards Pend Bridmore Tough Jones Ni and Mrs Casper, Messrs Rand Stadler and Mrs Corrigan with Superintendent Mrs Katy Halne.

Grace J. Corrigan Statement of Education Igo County Ani Corrigan Hammerand Hool Han County Ers Pend Bridmore Tough Jones Casper Mesars Rand Stadler Miscah Katy Halne

New Mexico seniors exam program at University of New Mexico

One thousand one hundred high school seniors from New Mexico will take a statewide scholastic achievement examination April 4 at the University of New Mexico. Sponsored by the state university and allied colleges, the test aims to set norms and reward top scores with certificates for the highest 25 percent. Examinations cover mathematics English social science and reading. Dean J. Hode and Dr. Philip DuBois oversee. Tests will be administered to students from Alamogordo Perque Artesia Coors Jlovis Carrizozo Hot Springs Las Vegas Lordsburg Ton Mosquero Portales Rat Roswell Santa Fe Rosa Silver City Socorro Tierra Amarilla Tucumcari and other sites.

New Mex Unif New Philip DuBois Alamogordo Perque Arteste Belen Coeris- Jlovis Carrizozo Hot Springs Races Las Vegas Lordsburg Ton, Mosquero Portales Rat- Reserve Roswell Santa Fer Rosa Silver City Socorro Tierra Amarilla Tucumeri Laughn

Rainbow Girls Observe Anniversary Services

The Rainbow Girls attended church on the Sunday morning of April 5 to observe their anniversary. Rev. TA Phillips of the Church of Christ delivered the sermon on God's Promises. Members were urged to observe the nearest Sunday to April 6 with four divine services at various churches.

Order of the Rainbow TA. Phillips Church of Christ

Eleanor Fuller Cochrane Announces Candidacy for Hidalgo County Clerk

Notice to voters from Eleanor Fuller Cochrane outlines aims for the Hidalgo County Clerk race. She seeks the party nomination in the coming primary and victory in the general election. She pledges to work for Hidalgo County's interest and to assist residents.

Hidalgo County Hidalgo Eleanor Fuller Cochrane

County School Boards Elected in Local Districts

Elections for county school boards were held on Tuesday April 7 with partial returns. Animas elected J C Wright with terms of Mrs Been and Mrs Ballard not expiring. Valley View elected Roy Kerr while Fred Kerr and Herf Wood have terms not expiring. Steins chose Guy Robinson with Mrs Lee Smith and Charles McGhee terms not expiring.

Animas J. C. Wright Been Ballard Valley View Roy Kerr Fred Kerr Herf Wood Steins Guy Robinson Lee Smith Charles McGhee

Spirit of Giving Inspires Pupils at Salvation Army

Baron James V. Auriemma spoke to public school pupils as Salvation Army ambassador of goodwill. After the talk two Spanish American children offered to donate pennies, one saying she would bring two, another three. A girl asked her mother for money for the Salvation Army and insisted on five cents.

Baron James V. Auriemma Salvation Army

Mrs Trimble Hosts Tuesday Sewing Club Meet

Mrs George Trimble entertained the Tuesday sewing club at her home Tuesday at 1 pm. Her daughter Mrs Walter Boswell assisted with hosting. Luncheon centered with a bowl of blossoms. Guests included Mesdames Vaase Marshall and Boswell. Members present were Mesdames Lewis Green Jones Puller Small Allen and Chase.

George Trimble Cancheon Walter Boswell Mary Vaase Marshall Boswell Lewis A. L. Green E. L. Jones Chas Puller W. H. Small J. E. Allen M. Chase

Alloys Oil Poised to Boost Lubrication for High Speed Engines

Continental Oil chemists describe alloy oils that form regimented, polar layers on metal surfaces. The additives, derived from Wells and Southcombe’s principle, enhance heat and wear resistance, permitting higher speeds and temperatures. Only about one percent additive required.

Continental Oil Company Wells and Southcombe Continental Company Marland Oil Company

Lordsburg High Broadcast Tonight From KGFL Roswell

Lordsburg high school students will broadcast from station KGFL Roswell on 1370 kilocycles tonight from 7 15 to 7 30. The program includes O Pair New Mexico Orientale Roses of Picardy a baritone solo by Robert Williams Under the Tears Star and a vocal chorus by Felix Cordova.

KGFL

Spanish American Dance at Palador Pavilion Saturday

Good music is arranged for the Spanish American dance at the Palador Pavilion Saturday night. Stella Fay and Janie Lee Adams of Las Cruces will spend Easter holidays with their mother Dixie Adams.

Palador Pavilion Stella Fay Janie Lee Adams Las Cruces Dixie Adams

Broadway of America Tourists Boost New Mexico Revenue

The Broadway of America visit highlights New Mexico tourism as a major cash asset. Officials note almost fifty two million dollars from tourists and nearly a million from out of state autos, with five times the state population touring last year. A Lordsburg Lions Club luncheon hosted Broadway of America officers and Col. Willard Holt joined as Lordsburg representative.

New Mexico Broadway of America Continent Broadway of Highway Department New Mexico Tourist Bureau Douglas F. O. Mackey Alexander Baird L. RK. Hancock The Douglas Dispatch Lee Bodenhamer H. P. Davis Chamber of Commerce G. W. Hoopman H. W. Austin Lillian B. Elmer Erie Ben Robertson Lordsburg Lions Club Col Willard FE. Holt Lordsburg

T D Staley Visited Lordsburg as SP Lines Assistant Chief Clerk

T D Staley assistant chief clerk of the General Freight Department Southern Pacific Lines El Paso was a business visitor in Lordsburg yesterday.

T. D. Staley General Freight Department Southern Pacific Lines el Paso Lordsburg

Special Meeting of Southwestern Grazing Board District No 3

A special meeting at Deming heard routine business before the Southwestern Grazing Board District No 3. Attending stockmen from Hidalgo included R. W. Cureton Felix Jones BE L Jones C C Martin Marlin Hoggett Holmes Maddox and Pat Ewing.

Southwestern Grazing Board

Old Folks Meeting Queen Honors Mrs Sarah Hayes in Mesa

Mrs Sarah Hayes was chosen queen at the Old Folks meeting in Mesa Arizona on April 1 hosted by the Mutual Improvement Association of the Latter Day Saints. About 400 attendees included pioneers. Mayor J G Peterson welcomed guests and L N Colvin and Mrs Barah Hayes were named king and queen with Lynn Valentine and Norma Matthews as attendants. Carl G Hoyer of Tempe contributed a 30 minute band concert marking a long life of public service.

John T. Muir Sarah Hayes Mesa Arizona Mutual Improvement Assocation J. G. Peterson L. N. Colvin Barah Hayes Phoenix Lynn Valentine Norma Matthews Arizona Republic Carl G. Hoyer Arizona State Teachers’ College Tempe

Been Statement to Voters by Sheriff Candidate

Leonard Been, candidate in the Democratic sheriff primary on May 9, announces that if nominated and elected he will faithfully discharge the duties of sheriff. Been has lived in the county for twenty two years and is well known locally.

Leonard Been Mr. Been

Cemetery Association Meeting Notice

The cemetery association holds its regular meeting on Tuesday April 14 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs B B Ownby.

The Cemetery Association B. B. Ownby

Lordsburg Election Results Show Mayor Victory and Franchis

City voters cast 693 ballots from 1063 registered with 372 not voting. Mayor winner was C. L. Buddy Brown with 257 votes. trustees led by E. D. Wright at 339 and 8 other hopefuls listed. Clerk E. M. Pisher with 412. Franchise approved by 288 to 369 against. The mayor-elect serves as president of the New Mexico State Barbers Commission.

Lordsburg Election Board C. L. “Buddy” Brown J. L. Augustine W. A

Hundreds of Pennies and Nickels for the 8 A Lordsburg Schools

Lordsburg public schools collected a total of 239.46 for the Salvation Army with every grade contributing, mostly pennies and nickels. The children learned giving is better than receiving as twenty percent of the total stays in Lordsburg for local aid.

Lordsburg Salvation Army Baron Auriemma

Lions Host Broadway of America Delegates Luncheon

The Lions held their luncheon on Wednesday to honor Broadway of America delegates. Chairman Holt introduced Henry Stanley of Dalian, president of Broadway of America. H. W. Austin and Mrs. Austin entertained with songs, Rosenstein performed two selections, Baron Aurietta sang the official Broadway of America song, and Mrs. Claude C. Fuller was pianist.

Lions Broadway of America Lion Holt Henry Stanley Dailan H. W. Austin Douglas Austin Lion Rosenstein Baron Auriemma Claude C. Fuller

Mrs Short Hosts Friday Bridge Club Event

Mrs Ernest Short entertained the Friday bridge club at her home with members Mrs E. E. Allen Mrs G. L. Ross Mrs Banka Austin Mrs Earle Kerr Mrs Maude Luckie and Walter Boswell present. Guest Mrs Prank Winters attended.

Ernest Short Mesdames E. Allen G. L. Ross Banka Austin Earle Kerr Maude Luckie Walter Boswell Prank Winters

Easter Services at Methodist Church Highlight Weekend Program

The Methodist Church announces an Easter program with 9 45 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship featuring hymns, an infant baptism, anthems including Welcome the Dawning Easter and Christ Conquers Death, and a seven p.m. evening service directed by Mrs. Glen Ross. The public is invited and proceeds support benevolences.

Obriet Christ Glen Ross Mra Cr. Puller Reiben

Judge Hay Holds Court in Brief Sessions

Judge George W. Hay and Mrs. Hay with court reporter Mrs. Effie Redmond attended a quick two day session. Willem T. Owens, brought from Dallas, pled guilty to grand larceny and robbing the Merrell store at Virden and was sentenced to two to three years in the state peniten tiary. Several minor cases were disposed of swiftly to speed up court matters and save taxpayers money. On April 15 Martines versus Lordsburg will be brought into court.

George W. Hay Martines Lordsburg

Bingaman Finishes Fixing Up Bootleg Bus Driver Case

Commissioner John D. Bingaman visited on Monday and Tuesday to resolve a bootleg driver case by securing payment of the state license fee and turning the Packard sedan mortgageed to the Finance Company over to them.

John D. Bingaman Commissioner of Revenue William C. Higgins John

Alumni Association Meeting Set Before May Dance

Notice to the Alumni announces a business meeting at the High School on Monday April 20 at 7 30 PM. All members are urged to attend to clear up business prior to the dance and banquet on May 16. Dollie Wogstad serves as president.

Dollie Wogstad

WPA Work To Continue All Summer In Lordsburg Flood District

Robert V. Boyle and other WPA leaders visited Lordsburg to inspect Ro bert H. Witherell s flood control project south and southwest of town. They praised the engineering work planned to eliminate heavy floods near the airport and noted a two and a half square mile area under soil conservation management to grow grass and crops. The district foresees continuing WPA support through the summer to complete the effort.

Robert V. Boyle Safford Area Witherell Lordsburg

Mrs Burruss Goes To Fort Worth For Sister’s Funeral

Mrs. W T Burruss left Wednesday for Fort Worth Texas to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs Henry Tiller who died Tuesday morning after a heart attack. George Pendleton spent the weekend at Cloverdale visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Pendleton and returned Monday to resume his school work here.

W. T. Burruss Fort Worth Texas Henry Tiller George Pendleton Cloverdale Tom Pendleton

Birthday Dinner Honor for Pat Cunningham at Cliff

Mr and Mrs Claude Saunders hosted a Sunday noon turkey dinner honoring Pat Cunningham of Cliff. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cunningham Eugene Mullinax EB Davis Miss Madeline Constable Faye Schiefelbein Mary Wanda Cunningham and the couple.

Claude Saunders Pat Cunningham Cliff Cunningham Eugene Mullinax EB. Davis Madeline Constable Faye Schiefelbein Mary Wanda Cunningham

Virden and Lordsburg Win Prizes at Stock Show

The Southwest Live Stock show in El Paso highlighted Hidalgo County 4-H efforts led by Paul W. Brown. Youths from age 14 to 20 judged draft horses, beef, sheep, and dairy cows, earning top honors for Mancel Mortensen and Meriner Merrell with other strong performances. James and Robert Cureton excelled in baby beef calf divisions, while Brown was reelected director of the Southwestern Show.

el Paso Lordeburg Fall County Paul W. Brown Virden Valley Paul W. Brows Dee Patten Virden James and Robert Oure G State College State College Hidalgo County Mancel Mortensen Meriner Merrell Tom Wat del Norte Hotel Paso Juarez Atock Brown Pocorene James Robert Cureton Chicago Robert

Good News From Governor Tingley on Soil Camps

Governor Clyde Tingley informs Col Holt that all New Mexico Soil Conservation Service camps are retained for the seventh period starting April 1. One camp at Silver City, possibly 80814, may be moved to Colorado for six months but will return to complete its program.

Tingley Banta Fe Col Holt Soil Conservation Service Virden New Mexico Silver City Colorado

Pendleton seeks voters support for Hidalgo County primary bid

Tom Pendleton appeals to Hidalgo County voters in a primary campaign, recalling service as county commissioner from 1926 to 1932 and chairmanship from 1930 to 1932, claiming experience will improve his tenure as commissioner.

Virden Council Members Elected in April Vote

Virden's biennial city council election was held April 7. Elected were M. D. Patton as mayor, F. F. Merrill, E. C. Payne, Dick Morten sen, N. C. Tenney as councilmen, and A. G. Lines as clerk.

Virden M. D. Patton F. F. Merrill E. C. Payne Dick Mortensen N. C. Tenney A G. Lines

Lordsburg Scouts to Attend El Paso Scout Circus

Scoutmaster Harold F Scofield of Troop 121 announces Lordsburg Boy Scout Troop will join 1200 scouts from 10 troops at the third annual area Scout Circus in El Paso on Saturday May 2. The event features a three ring show with music gymnastics and clowns. Lordsburg will perform opening and closing pageants and present their own act including a clown routine.

Harold F. Scofield Lordsburg el Paso

Cave Creek Outing Returns Home After Pleasant Trip

A Sunday excursion to Cave Creek included Miss Flora Rouse Pat Harper Mary Rouse Lula John an and A H Johnson and Nelson Rouse. The group visited the vacated Boy Scout camp and Rustler Park enjoyed hill climbing cave exploring creek swimming and photography.

Cave Creek Flora Rouse Pat Harper Mary Rouse Lula Johnan A. H. Johnson Nelson Rouse Rustler Park

Dallas Visitors Honeymooning Couple Share Trip Tales

Dallas visitors Mr and Mrs Allen Bolen arrived Tuesday and spent the week with Mr and Mrs Dewey Jones and Henry Ellison. Mrs Jones and Mrs Bolen are sisters. The couple honeymooned in Lordsburg and they praised New Mexico highly.

Allen Bolen Dallas Texas Dewey Jones Henry Ellison Jones Mrs. Bolen Lordsburg New Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democratic Committee Ting Upen Jtates Ole Unis County Bidaloo County Teachers’ Meeting E. S. Lewis Eek Katheleen Patterson S. S. E. Allen Ray Edington Miss Hazelleton Rodeo Rainbow Girls Mrs. Trimble Lordsburg H. S Palador Reeuoll OLD Folks” Meeting C. L Buddy” Brown Greater Lordsburg S. Jack Heather Citizens Walter Sullivan E.D. Wright Fisher Lions Club Methodist Church Hay Bingaman Boyle Works Progress Administration Tom Watson Ivan Thygerson P. W. Brown Clyde Tingley SCOUT
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