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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1936

Page

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City to fence and police dumps to curb unsanitary dumping

Mayor Cureton, County Board of Commissioners, and health officials meet to seal a forty acre dumping ground southeast of town. A fence will be erected, signs posted, and violators prosecuted. All inflammables must be burned after dumping. strict sanitation enforcement begins immediately.

N. R. W. Cureton County Board of Com District Health At Chamber of Commerce John C Hell Jensen Sert Drenseck John Ing Parham Board of Commissioners Health Department

Best Time To Build Sidewalks Is Right Now

The WPA urges immediate sidewalk construction to save taxpayer costs. Sidewalks can be built at about six cents per square foot, with government providing materials except for labor, offering thrifty communities a clear option to improve property now.

New Mexico Democrats name campaign chairmen

John E. Miles announces appoint­ments of heads of several committees to run the campaign. Clinton P. Anderson and A. Jones named to lead finance committees for state and national parties. John B. McManus and Joseph A. are listed as publicity roles with more chairs to be announced.

John E. Miles Democrat Clinton P. Anderson Albuquer Comon Finance A. Jones Democrat National John B. McManus Joseph A Said Washington New Mexico

Prager Returns from Ornia Vacation to El Paso

Prager district manager of Mountain States Tel and Tel reports satisfaction with service as he returns home via Lordsburg and El Paso. He traveled with his foster mother who praised the hospitality and the company’s business expansion.

Ornia Prager Mountain States Tel Telf el Paso Lordsburg Khow Ras Urg Hospitality

Church of Christ Brimberry to Speak Sunday Services

The Church of Christ with Pastor Brimberry invites all to Sunday sessions at 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM with talks titled Investment and Four Questions About Life. Sunday school progresses well and the Christian Endeavor group reports active, joyful work.

Church OF Christ Oy Ik Brimberry Nell

Methodist Church Bryan Hall Service Schedules

Church calendar lists pastor M. with 9 45 A M church school and 10 P M midweek service. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 P M. Notes include generic service times and location.

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Woman's Club Urges Safety Ordinance in Lordsburg

Lordsburg Woman's Club president Mrs. W. Downey urged the city council to adopt a safety ordinance. She cited speeding and careless driving on Main Street and the council agreed to enact one after City Attorney Vearle Payne prepares it. The move is praised as a beneficial precaution urged by women's clubs nationwide.

Arizona couple weds in Lordsburg at Hotel Hidalgo

Miss Adaline Medinger of Safford Arizona and H J Terrell of Bowie wed in Lordsburg Saturday. Rev Bryan Hall officiated in the Hotel Hidalgo lounge with two best men. Guests included the bride's parents from Las Cruces and Safford, groom's mother from Los Angeles, and relatives from El Paso and nearby towns. The couple plans a Pacific Coast honeymoon before settling in Bowie. The bride formerly worked as Stewart Roberson's secretary in Safford.

Arizona Lordsburg Bryan Hall Methodist Church Adaline Medinger Safford H. J. Terrell Bowie SCS Hotel Hidalgo Joe Medinger C. H. Wells Fl Paso Las Cruces New Mexico L. L. Barton L. Y. Terrell Los Angeles California el Paso Texas Mary L. C. Terrell Hidalgo Grill Pacific Coast Stewart Robeson

Miner Confuses Mirage Lake With Real Water

Homer Weimer, a Steins miner, set out for a duck hunt and followed a mirage lake that appeared half a mile away. He walked seven miles before realizing the lake existed only in the mind’s eye and was not visible to others.

California Homer Weimer

Betty Lee George Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Betty Lee George marked her seventh birthday with a home party on Friday July 31. Invited guests included Marlene Pierce Isabel Wright Mildred Boswell Gloria Gass Lilly Kerr Ralph Craig Paul Lemons Billy Lemons Kay Baxter Raymond George and the hostess.

Betty Lee George Marlene Pierce Isabel Wright Mildred Boswell Gloria Gass Lilly Kerr Ralph Craig Paul and Billy Lemons Paul Corbell Kay Baxter Raymond George

Palms Welcome UC Berkeley Visit to Chamber

A postcard from the Palms chamber of commerce shows an image of the International House at University of California Berkeley and states we will be seeing you soon indicating anticipation of a visit or visit-related event.

International House University of California, Berkeley

Alabama Man To Head Teachers college

Dr. H. W. James, 43, director of the School of Education at Alabama College in Montevallo, has been elected president of the New Mexico State Teachers College. The decision, announced Saturday, was unanimous with two other applicants considered. James earned a BA from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia and a PhD in education from the University of Iowa, and has 13 years of administrative service at Alabama College. He succeeds the late Dr. Hoyt C. Graham, who died last June after an operation, and will assume the post at the start of the fall term in September.

H. W. James School of Education Alabama College Montevallo Ala New Mexico State Teachers College James Kansas Bate Teachers Emporia University of Iowa Hoyt C. Graham Jamen

New Mexico Gasoline Tax Reaches Record July Total

Commissioner John Bingaman announced July gasoline tax collections topped 344,098, a record high surpassing the 328,520 set in September last year and exceeding July 1995 by 70,578. He attributed the surge to new enforcement at ports of entry and the state ad campaign drawing thousands more autos into New Mexico.

John Bingaman Bingaman New Mexico

Off to Michigan on Summer Tr ip for Mrs Leslie Lee

Mrs Leslie Lee and her two children departed Tuesday afternoon for Shravelvoix Michigan a fashionable summer resort on Lake Michigan for a season of leisure and refreshment.

Leslie Lee Shravelvoix Michigan Lake Michigan

4-H Camp Registration Deadline for Cave Creek Girls

All 4-H girls planning to attend the Cave Creek camp must register with the 4-H leader by Monday August 10.

Cave Creek

Wednesday Bridge Club Welcomes New Members

Mrs J H Clark hosted the Wednesday Contract bridge club this week introducing two new members Mrs Harold Rolfe and Mrs FE Short to fill vacancies left by Mrs GL Ross and Mrs Barb err.

J. H. Clark Contract Bridge Club Harold Rolfe FE. J. Short GL. Ross Barberr

Mrs Cochrane Hosts Wednesday Sewing Club

Mrs. B. T. Cochrane was hostess to the Wednesday sewing club. Her guests were Mesdames Marvin Pierce Marvin Puller and Joe Sullivan.

B. T. Cochrane Mesdames Marvin Pierce Marvin Puller Joe Sullivan

Quilla Hardin Family Visit to Cave Creek Wonderland

Mr and Mrs Quilla Hardin and guests Mr and Mrs G E Graham and their son Ray drove to Cave Creek and the Wonderland of Rocks Monday.

Quilla Hardin G. E. Graham Ray Cave Creek Wonderland of Rocks

Sample pick by Jack Neal showcased in Red Rock C8

Educational advisor ME Davis presented a sample pick crafted in the vocational branch of Red Rock C8 by enrollee Jack Neal under director Jack Russell, a blacksmith. The tool is artistically made and demonstrates notable talent, hammered from an old railroad pinch bar.

ME. Davis Red Rock Jack Neal Jack Russell Mr. Davis

Jones Sister Weds Ray Stevens in Los Angeles

Miss Geraldine Jones, one of the three Jones sisters, married Ray Stevens of the Hoover Truck Line in Los Angeles on July 25. Stevens travels between Los Angeles and Tucson. Friends in Lordsburg extend sincere congratulations.

Geraldine Jones Jones Los Angeles Ray Stevens Hoover Truck Linee Tucson Miss Jones Geraldine Lordsburg

Dishonest Practices In Our Daily Life Discussion

Christian Endeavor members and friends hear Mrs Estelle Wood lead a Sunday night talk on dishonesty in daily life. The program includes a general discussion with questions from students Rachel Atkinson Leo Elms Dixie Adams Leonard Brimberry and Mispah Benediction.

Estelle Wood Rachel Atkinson Leo Elms Dixie Adams Leonard Brimberry

Mrs. Cox Returns From Vacation With Daughter Nora Cox

Mrs. T. M. Cox of Separ and her daughter Miss Nora Cox of Santa Fe came home Friday after a two week tour of the central states. Miss Cox will resume work in Santa Fe Sunday.

T. M. Cox Separ Nora Cox Santa Fe Central States Miss Cox

Thdalgo County Home Demonstration Meetings

The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs J W Stewart’s home for a regular session. A salmon with cheese sauce dish demonstrated as an emergency meat substitute. Pupped ideas included affordable table arrangements and unusual vegetable recipes.

Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club J. W. Stewart Sanford Weilby Garcia Ina Parker Animas Club Henry Eidis Animas Home Herbert Strange Cave Creek WCA Campa Bay Edington Iha Parker James Moorehead

Lambda Chapter Welcomes 23 Into Phi Delta Kappa

The University of California chapter hosts a Lambda banquet for new members including R A Palm Supt Lordsburg NM and Vernon Tolle executive secretary NM Educational Association on leave for 1936 37. Speakers include Dr C E Rugh Dr E W Jacobsen Dr F F Caldwell and Vernon O Tolle.

Lambda University of California Phi Delta Kappa R A. Palm Lordsburg New Mexico Vernon C. E. Rugh E. W. Jacobsen Oakland California F. F. Caldwell Chico State Teachers College New Mexico State Teachers College Silver City Vernon O. Tolle

Variety Store Expands After Hidalgo Building Merger

The Variety Store owned by C F P Young in the Hidalgo building opened April 1 1931. In August 1936 the Fashion company space and the Variety Store space merged doubling capacity. The store will keep its merchandise line with added stock and a fine line of gift goods for all occasions forthcoming.

C. F P. Young Hidalgo Building Notion Fashion Company Variety Store

Fisher Birthday Party Hosted by Marion Fisher Jr

Marion Fisher Jr hosted a stag birthday party Saturday evening with a chicken dinner for guests Myles Cohen Fausto Noche Jack Kerr Billy Kimbly Joe Sullivan John Ball Boyd Ployd Toby Wallace Maurice Conner Dave Wright Jirmie Deaton Jr Chase and the host.

Marion Fisher, Jr Messrs Myles Cohen Fausto Noche Jack Kerr Billy Kimbly Joe Sullivan John Ball Boyd and Ployd Toby Wallace Maurice Conner Dave Wright Jirmie Deaton, Jr. Chase

Daughter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation in San Antonio

Mrs. John Drenseck and her daughter Peggy returned Tuesday noon from San Antonio where Peggy had a successful appendectomy two weeks ago. She was in good condition and could be brought home by her mother in perfect safety.

John Drenseck Peggy San Antonio

Silver City and Lordsburg Fach Win Two Softball Games

On Saturday evening Cosgrove of Silver City won the first softball game while Lordsburg claimed the nightcap. Friday night saw the Soreheads and Kids not from the K P and Lionel teams. Monday brought an upset as the K P team beat the Kids for their first season win. In the second game the Lions beat the Soreheads.

Cosgrove Silver City Lordsburg Soreheads K. P Lional Lions Kerr Shank E Fisher H. Gale Noche Chase Cohen Jeffus Burruss Hill D Jones R. Clark Cochrane Olney Engle Pierce Conner Hall Robertson Castle Ib Elms E. Jones M. Conner Williams G. Jones Birchfield Shillite of Gale C. Wolfe Wolfe Ib Laurains P Shellberg Arnold Woods Gonder Lordeburs AB Clark Cc Wolfe I Wolfe Shellberg Shanks Lewis Force Jongroves H Gonzales Rf Madrid V. Cadillo A. Cadillo Riley Ib Carbajal Katz Af Morales Goettache Jenks Cosgroves AB R Lopez A. Candillo P Gonzales Mato Af Cardijal Goettschel Ortiz Morelas Anal Pisher Ball C Kerr L. Wolfe Rif Wright Lions K. of PAB RK Ball D. Jones Cf C. Wolfe P L. Wolfe Ib ' Cochrane Af Laurants P Olney Arnold Arnold Conder Rf I. Conner Sanchez Sf Engle rf O\Manley Rogers R Kerr P Castle Elms Ss Shanks C Ewan P Noche

State Planning Board Visit Highlights Lordsburg Power Debate

State Planning Board member Leo V Morton visited Lordsburg to interview Mayor Srena about electric power from Elephant Butte Dam. Texas seeks to use NM power unless NM citizens gain benefit from state development. Mayor Brown scheduled council action and informed chamber of commerce secretary Holt of plans to attend a southern cities conference in Santa Fe in a year.

Leo. V. Morton State Planning Board Lordsburg Srena Elephant Butte Texas New Mexico Brown Holt Chamber of Commerce Ganta Fe Horton Supreme Court Room

Mrs Stewart Robeson Visits Red Rock Camp

Mr and Mrs Robeson arrived from Safford Friday night and Saturday morning he visited Red Rock to inspect the camp and meet friends in Lordsburg where she is remembered as a popular teacher and community booster.

Stewart Robeson Safford Robeson Red Rock Shields Legion of Friends Lordsburg

El Paso Couple Visits Lordsburg En Route to Coast

Mr and Mrs Heinie Rosch of El Paso greeted Lordsburg friends on Tuesday while traveling with their two children en route to the Pacific Coast for a brief vacation. The piece notes the political rise of a former Deming neighbor in El Paso, now holding a major county position.

Heinie’ Rosch el Paso

Mrs Clark Visits Silver City Friends At Banquet

Mrs J H Clark drove to Silver City last Sunday and spent a delightful week visiting old friends. She was house guest of Mr and Mrs H Robertson. Monday evening she attended a banquet and reception honoring Mrs Mary Oliver a long time State Teacher's College faculty member who now receives a pension. Mrs Clark returned to Lordsburg Friday evening.

J. H. Clark Silver City

WPA Officials Impose Office Candidacy Ban in New Mexico

The Works Progress Administration in New Mexico requires all administrative employees to certify they are not candidates or campaign leaders for any office. Applications will also need a similar confirmation. Relief workers are exempt. Lea Rowland, state WPA administrator, acted to meet the Emergency Relief Act of 1936 provision.

Works Progress Administration New Mexico WPA Lea Rowland

Deming Women Escort George Tyra for Hospital Care

Mrs. George Tyra and Mrs. A. A. Lawler of Deming travel to Douglas after hospital treatment by Dr. C. P. Austin. George Tyra had a finger amputated due to infection and will return to Deming for recovery.

George Tyra A. A. Lawler Deming Douglas

Elephant Butte Power Study Moves Ahead at Santa Fe Meeting

A major gathering in Santa Fe led by Governor Clyde Tingley authorized creation of a cooperative committee to push Elephant Butte Dam power development for New Mexico and Texas interests. Attendees included Sen. Dennis Chavez and engineers from the Reclamation Service and local districts. The group aims to coordinate with state and federal agencies to advance electrification projects and regional use of power.

Santa Fe Reclamation Service Elephant Butte Dam Clovernor Clyde Tingley Unis Texas Rio Chando Elephant Hutte Tingley Dennis Chaves State Electrical Committee Rural Electrification Committee State Board Commissioner of Public Lands Frank Vesely Bureau of Reclamation

New Mexico predicts tourist flow will top 1936 by 12 percent

Joseph A. Bursey, director of the State Tourist Bureau, forecasts a 12 percent rise over 1936 in tourism and a 26 percent increase in visitors this year based on counts from 22 ports of entry. He projects over one million foreign licensed cars and about three million travelers, noting counts vary by port and method.

New Mexico Joseph A. Bursey State Tourist Bureau Bursey Carlsbad National Park Raton Colorado Eaton Akron Anthony Gallup

Delicate Operation Restores Worker at Banner Mine

Dr. Robbins performed a careful operation on RK C Coffee of Banner Mining Company while Dr DeMoss was away. A severe throat gash required surgery and was successfully treated. Coffee is expected to resume work soon, as a skull fracture was found to be only a concussion and mill officers praise the outcome.

Robbins DeMoss RK. C. Coffee Banner Mining Company Coffee

Lordsburg Notice Urges City Marshal to Seize Street Livestock

Lordsb urgents residents to call the City Marshal when livestock roam the streets. Miss Viola Wright of Animas visited Lordsburg on Monday.

Lordsburg Viola Wright Animas

Three Big Rodeo Days At Lordsburg Aug 14-16

Jim Armstrong, a noted arena director, organizes a three day rodeo at Lordsburg from August 14 to 16 featuring Jack Pot Roping Calf Roping Team Tying Steer Riding Wild Cow Milking Mount Money Bronco Riding Rope Horse Race and many novelty events. Adults 26 cents, children 26 cents. Two dances at Palador Pavilion on Friday and Saturday nights.

Jim Armatrong Southwest Lordsburg Palador Pavilion

Lordsburg Hidalgo Library Board Meets in August Session

The Lordsburg Hidalgo Library board held its regular meeting on Monday August 3 with President Mrs Bethel Puller presiding. Officers present were Mrs Bethel Puller Mrs Grace Conner Mrs Mathilde Johnson Mrs Oma and Mrs Winnie Shoemaker and representatives Mrs Myrtle Tenney Virden Mrs Agnes Edington Wexden Mrs Pearl Gautheir Animas and Mrs Katie Hall.

Lordsburg-Hidalgo Ubrary Board Mra Bethel Puller Bethel Puller Grace Conner Mathilde Johnson Oma Winnie

Pythian Sisters Host Knights Family Event

The Pythian Sisters entertained the Knights and families with a cafeteria dinner in the club room followed by games and singing. The committee led by chairwoman Mrs Bethal Puller along with Mrs Maude Green and Mrs Kilzabeth Gammon organized the gathering.

Pythian Questa Bethal Puller Maude Green Kilzabeth Gammon

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. George Trimble at Home

Mrs. George Trimble was honored with a surprise birthday party on Wednesday afternoon at her home. The event featured a handkerchief shower and refreshments, with a guest list including numerous dames and the hostesses.

George Trimble Mesdames J. K. Allen J. L. Augustine B. Austin J. H. Clark J. C. Conner John Cavin Dew Bert Eckert Chest Puller Claude Puller BE. M. Fisher Nat Gammon Mae Hanner Fryan Hall W. P. Hill Mathilde Johnson G. P. Jeffus Mattie Kiethiey E. 8. Lewis W. H. Gmall F. H. Singer H. L. Beofield Anna Tiehie Anna Wilkerson J. L. Wells Miss Lola Beavers

Distinguished guests visit on coastbound trip

International boundary commissioner L. M. Lawaeon arrived Tuesday with his daughter and two young friends en route to the coast for a brief location.

L. M. Lawaeon International Boundary Commissioner

Mrs Pain Honored as Ship Namesake at Christening

Mrs Leslie Winnie Mae Pain, linked to Wiley Post's famed ship, attended with Mrs W L Payne and Mrs Harry Predene of Oklahoma City. The event recalled Mr Pain’s role with the Banner Mining Company and celebrated by christening the ship in his memory.

Leslie Winnie Mae” Pain Wiley Post W. L. Payne Harry Predene Oklahoma City Fain Banner Mining Company Mr. Pain

Chase families return from two week California visit

Mr. and Mrs. M. Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chase came home Wednesday after a two week stay in California. Mrs. H. D. Horn of Ajo, Arizona arrived last Saturday to visit her niece Mrs. L. B. Scott.

Mrs. M. Chase Mrs Pete Chase California H. D. Horn Ajo Arizona L. B. Scott

Mrs P M McInnis and Dorothy Visit El Paso

Mrs. P. M. McInnis and her daughter Dorothy spent Wednesday in El Paso. They were seen about town and attended local activities.

P. M. McInnis Dorothy el Paso

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