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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
4
Instructions for preserving corn including canning without a pressure cooker and drying methods. Mrs Olive B Cruse explains dried corn flavor and storage, salt-preserving method, processing times, heat requirements, and storage precautions to prevent spoilage and weevil damage.
Soak corn to remove salt then boil relish mix with pepper onions tomatoes and cabbage. Ingredients include corn cabbage onions tomatoes red and black pepper salt sugar and vinegar. Seal jars while hot and request leaflets on home drying from Mrs Olive B Cruse District Extension Agent Deming NM.
A historical notice rows about Methodist Church led by S Mima inviting members to Sunday services with themed sermons Prayer at the Working Force in the Life of the Master and Loaned to the Lord. It also advertises a modern four room house for rent near Teachers' College at 20 dollars monthly.
Attorney A. W. Morningstar Alvin Parker and Miss Pauline Austin drove to Silver City on Tuesday for a social or professional engagement as reported.
Mrs. George Clydesdale of Mesa Arizona is visiting Mrs. J M Dorrance in Arizona. The brief social note records a visiting arrangement between two households and reflects mid century local society patterns.
A Tank Mountain Wolf Club reorganization was approved at John Curry's ranch. Alvin Dunagan was signed as tripper for three months starting August 15. John Curry elected secretary treasurer. Membership limited to the area a single tripper can cover. Furs taken belong to the club. Members present include W H Walters John Curry Monroe Dunagan Joe Parker Geo Wright J H Moorhead S R Dunagan Holmes Maddox.
Mrs S M Mims had a tonsil operation on Monday and is recovering nicely. Mrs George P Jeffus was named chairman of the resolutions committee at the state WCTU meeting in Albuquerque this week. Bob Dunagan from Lordsburg visited his family in Birbee on Wednesday.
Discussion of college entrance requirements to be held during the Educational council meeting of the New Mexico Educational Association in Albuquerque in the first week of November. James M. Bickley of Clovis to outline a program after a prior educators’ conference. No action yet, but sentiment supports intelligence and educational tests as college eligibility criteria.
Vacation trips over Labor Day week end will be priced at a cent a mile round trip, with the new Dollar Day bargain in effect August 31 to September 4 across six western states. Excursionists may complete their journeys by September 12, local agent Fred H. Daniels said.
Mrs. W. H. Small entertained the Sewing Club on Tuesday with social time and craft. Miss Ruth Chase displayed two quilt tops while members and guests, including Mesdames S. M. Chase E. S. Lewis Elbert Jones A. W. Morningstar Eddie Allen S. E. Aller and Mesdames E. M. Fisher J. L. Wells P. M. McInnis and Colonel Fisher with Mrs. Fisher and Miss Fisher, greeted Lordsburg friends. Colonel Fisher and family traveled from the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hall planned a Santa Fe trip for educational meetings. Paul Wilkerson of El Paso visited Jack Kerr.
Mrs H G Ehrhardt entertained the Friday bridge club with Mrs L C Brown and Messrs Oscar Allen and Ed Clark as guests. Mrs Egon won high.
Hidalgo county Democratic Central committee will meet Saturday August 26 at 1 30 p m at the court house to select a chairman and handle other business A I Murray of Silver City was a business visitor in Lordsburg Wednesday
A Las Cruces Citizens letter quotes diverse Main Street opinions on national recovery programs. Mixed views range from support for Roosevelt to fears of Soviet-style changes, with calls for unity between big and small communities to advance the national campaign. Mrs. Walter Hancock of Oro Grande, NM, visited Morenci residents I. C. Conner and wife.
Mrs. Sam Killebrew and Mrs. E. H. Long were visitors in Separ on Wednesday. The report notes social calls and local reception during their stay.
The Santa Fe New Mexican argues the U S Bureau of Public Roads should not act as Santa Claus to New Mexico. Officials are urged to treat the state as the competent judge of road spending and to work cooperatively rather than issue ultimatums.
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