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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1964

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Lordsburg by pass survey urged for town planning

The Observation Post reports Whitton of the Bureau of Public Roads may visit Lordsburg in June to survey by pass issues. Townsfolk discuss elevated routes and feasible counter offers while urging action to avoid economic impact and secure advantageous access ramps.

Whitton Y. & Bureau of Public New Mexico Association Campbell High Department Lordsburg Ted White Bill Kimbley B White Santa Fe

Gilbert Buvens Elected President of Lions Club

Gilbert Buvens, local insurance agent, was elected president of the Lordsburg Lions Club at a weekly meeting held at El Charity noon. Officers for the coming year include Homer Brooks as first vice president Don as second vice president Jack McGhee as third vice president Donald McGhee as secretary Ri Schimmel as tail, Broda McAlister as director, Victor Lazar as director, James Francis as director, Charles Height as director.

Gilbert Buvens Lordsburg Lions Club el Charity Homer Brooks Don Jack McGhee Donald McGhee Ri Schimmel Tail Broda McAlister Lion Erier Victor Lazar James Francis Cparles

State Girls School Seeks Puzzles for Children

A state girls' school needs puzzles for the children. Anyone with such puzzles may donate by calling Dave Estes at 542-3206 with the sheriff's office.

Fincene Dave Estes Sheriff's Office

Traffic Safety Conference Set at Western New Mexico University

A Traffic Safety Conference will be held Thursday April 30 in Light Hall Silver City New Mexico with 9 am registration. Keynote by Mrs Homer Greene of Dutwe iller Mississippi representing the Sears Foundation. Guest speakers include Joe Hoad D K Kelly Rod H Doll and UL Johnson. Luncheon served reservations due by April 25.

Light Western New Mexico University Silver City New Mexico Grant County Psion Clubs Coop Extension Clubs Homer Greene Dutweiller Mississippi UL. Johnson Safter Chino Mines Kennecott Copper Corporation Robert Gillespie Silver Street Jack Hooker Howell Street

Silver City Library Wins Book of the Month Award

Gov. Jack M. Campbell and Mrs. Burton Dwyre attended a ceremony in Silver City where the public library received the Book of the Month Club Library award for small communities. A $1,000 check and a plaque were presented.

Jack M. Campbell Burton Dwyre Silver City State Library Commission Santa Fe Public Library Dwyre Methodist Church Western New Mexico University Roger Brandt Lordsburg High School Elbert Coursey Lordsburg Hidalgo Loyd Reed Harry Chase

Broun Family Attends Dace SSN 607 Commissioning

Mr and Mrs A V Broun attend the USS Dace SSN 607 commissioning on April 4 in Pascagoula Mississippi. Their son Claude A Broun EMCM serves as a chief petty officer aboard and helped build the submarine. The Browns visited relatives and toured Mississippi and Alabama.

A. V. Broun Navy Pascagoula Miss Broun Claude A. Broun EMCM Alabama

Little League Sponsorship Still Needed

The City Council discussed a dog control ordinance and noted no sponsor had volunteered for this summer's Little League program. City uniforms and equipment from last year remained unreturned, and a budget hearing was scheduled for June 5 in the Council chambers.

Little League E. M. Fisher State Board of Finance

Ownby Honored for 60 Years in Pyramid Lodge

Knights of Pythias members and guests held a dinner Tuesday to honor R. B. Ownby for 60 years of continuous membership in Pyramid Lodge No. 23. Ownby joined in 1904, recalled the lodge’s early days, and served as chancellor commander and grand chancellor. Past leaders spoke on lodge history and Pythian precepts.

Knights of Pythias and Thei R. B. Ownby Pyramid Lodge No Ownby County Court House Shakespeare Lordsburg Pyramid Lodge Grand Lodge of New Mexico Burke Stiles Lodge Washington, D. C

Yarbrough Helps NMSU Cowboys Win West Texas Rodeo Trophy

The New Mexico State University rodeo team won the high team trophy at the West Texas State University rodeo in Canyon Texas with 270 points. Clyde Yarbrough of Animas is a team member. South Plains Junior College finished second and Oklahoma State University third among ten schools competing.

NM State University Cowboys West Texas State University Canyon Tex Clyde Yarbrough Animas NMSU South Plains Junior College Oklahoma State University

Lordsburg Band to Perform in Massed Concert at WNMU

A massed band concert featuring about 125 musicians from five area high schools will be held at 8 p m Friday in the Western New Mexico University fieldhouse. The 4th annual event is part of the spring fine arts festival with bands from Silver Cobre Bayard Hatch Deming and Lordsburg.

Western New Mexico University Silver Cobre Bayard Hatch Deming Lordsburg Alpha Mu Omega Honorary Nume Roger Brandt James Preble al Henry Clarence Romero Bruce Firkins Demig D. W. Howlett University Student Memorial Center

Boys State Winners Named by American Legion

The American Legion announces that Charles Walters Ernie Austin and Johnny Harper have been chosen as delegates to Boys' State in Roswell from June 6 to 13. Alternates are James Murray David Lehman and Loren Kennett.

The American Legion Charles Walters Ernie Austin Johnny Harper Roswell James Murray David Lehman Loren Kennett

Licenses Remain at Old Price Through May Sixty Four

The Department of Game and Fish says hunters and fishermen may buy licenses at the old price if obtained before May 26 1964 when the new price takes effect. Fred Thompson reports a national study on deer kills by vehicles citing 71073 total across 43 states with 460 in New Mexico for 1963.

Department of Game and Fish United States Fred Thompson Rex M. Whitton Thompson New Mexico

Trout Stock Planted at Fuller Farms Bridge Area

Trout were planted at Fuller Farms and beneath the Bedrock bridge on April 16 by Glenwood fish hatchery staff led by Jack Carlson. The conservation officer notes good trout fishing expected this weekend in the area.

Fuller Farms Bedrock Glenwood Jack Carlson S. Virgil Jones

NMSU Professor Speaks to Local High School Class

Dr. Ed Gaugh of New Mexico University spoke to a high school mathematics class on Tuesday. He was sponsored by the Mathematics Teachers of America Association.

Ed Gaugh Mathematics Teachers of America Association

Eaves Murder Trial Set for Next Tuesday

The district court murder trial of Archie L. Mike Eaves is scheduled to begin Tuesday April 21 before District Judge Garnett R. Burks of Socorro. Judge Norman Hodges was disqualified. Burks designated by the state supreme court to hear the case. Eaves is charged with the August 4 1963 shooting of Elmer Leon Whipple on South Main St. Mary J. Chojnicki faced charges dismissed. Eaves has been held without bond in the county jail since the incident.

Archie L Mike” Eaves Garnett R. Burks Socorro Sixth Judicial District Norman Hodges Ed Triviz Las Crucos John A. Anderson Lordsburg Window Rock Arizona Burks State Supreme Court Eaves Elmer Leon Whipple South Main St Mary J. Chojnicki

LULAC Convention Set For Lordsburg This Weekend

Plans underway for the Southwestern New Mexico LULAC District Convention on April 18 and 19 in Lordsburg. Delegates register Saturday at La Fiesta Club through 7 30 p m with dinner at Lordsburg High School cafetorium. National President Paul Andow and Senator KR Wamel among speakers, awards to top LULAC members, dance at La Fiesta Club, business meeting Sunday at 11 followed by lunch.

New Mexico LULAC Vordsburg la Fiesta Club Hugh School Paul Andow Harber J. Heather Lordsburg Lulacere Delegutes

Make It With Cotton Contest Planned in Hidalgo County

Hidalgo County Farm Bureau plans a Make It With Cotton contest for the senior division 18 years and older. County members may contact Mrs Clyde Richins Animas NM for details.

Farm Bureau Hidalgo County Clyde Richins District Farm Bureau Las Cruces Richins Thelma Inmen Deming Bob Porter Animas N. M

Flechado Archers Meet Sunday for Bow Instruction

A special Archery Club meeting is set for Sunday April 19 at 12 20 p m at the archery range. Members should bring bow and arrows for instruction on proper bow use.

Archery Club

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Lions Pacific Railroad Silver City Library Submarine Commission Leo Cohen Yarbrough Animas Weather Data U. S. Weather Bureau WNMU Flechadores
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