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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
10
County Agent Miss Turley invites women to enter the county fair September 19 and 20 adding a Junior Open Class for girls up to 18. Exhibitors may enter one article per class and home economics entries encouraged. Crochet contestants must meet local fair winnings and 1952 completion rules to qualify for national contest.
Rev George Dunagan of Animas becomes pastor of the Assembly of God church at 7th and Animas streets. He has been an evangelist in California and now begins his first pastorage with his wife and two children George Alvin and Cecil Jay residing in the parsonage.
Miss Hazel Modell Shannon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Shannon, became the bride of Albert B Smith in a ceremony reported by the local paper. The reception followed at a nearby hall with relatives and friends in attendance.
Albert B. Smith and his bride exchanged vows at 6:00 p m on Saturday in the Assembly of God church. Rev R S Bubb officiated. Attendants were La Voie Romine and Richard Hammond. The couple will reside at home on the Animas highway after a brief wedding trip.
Cpl Manuel F. Dominguez of Rodeo New Mexico serves with the 7th Infantry Division on the west central front in Korea. He is an aid man in Medical Company of the 32nd Infantry Regiment and wears the Combat Medical Badge and Korean Service Ribbon with one bronze star. He entered the Army in May 1951 and has been in Korea since November 1954.
The W S C S of the Methodist church met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Moselie Messecar’s home with 15 members present. A musical program featured Hawaii guitars. Paul Matlock and Mrs. Lester Brunner sang a duet. The devotional was by Mrs. R. Simpkins.
A September gathering in Albuquerque aims to raise funds for a hospital. The district also schedules the annual teachers dinner on opening day of school. A follow up notice will appear next week. After the meeting, Mrs Juliet Allen and Mrs Elbert Coursey served refreshments.
Mrs. Mary Still of this city missed the opening Treasury Chest drawing on Saturday and lost 159.00. Other losers included Mrs. Monroe Dunagan and Mrs. Flossie Whipple with five cent coupons. Winners were C. W. Gosnell 53.00 on a ten percent coupon, Martha Sanchez 15.00, and Ray Gordon 20.00. Appreciation Day continues next week.
The notice states that every person earning over 400 dollars net profit from their own business in 1961 must report those earnings to the Bureau of Internal Revenue for social security credit.
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