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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
2
The notice appears as a government county city paper entry stating Lordsburg New Mexico mailing matters are published as second class government material. It reflects standard postal terminology for local governance announcements and public notices.
The Floriculture Department of the Womens Club of Albuquerque will manage the fair's flower show September 29 to October 6 in the Agricultural Building. Mrs C B Howard is superintendent and Mrs J A Turchfield is clerk, with the display touted as the fair’s bright jewel. Members are urged to enter blooms and the room will be redecorated for impact.
A September scene shows farmers filling silos and storing U S Savings Bonds to secure their families. The piece urges reliance on the future and ties corn harvests to financial security backed by the U S Treasury Department.
The Maverick 1946 yearbook staff introduces editors and reporters and extends a friendly welcome to new faculty and students. It notes many returning service men and calls for unity in work, study and play, ending with a civic call to buy Victory Bonds.
Mrs. Emma Muir and Rex Kipp with William return to Lordsburg after ten days in Cloudcroft. Anna Wilkinson and Mrs. Brooks visited in El Paso the past week. W. W. Scott returned from a Florida trip. A B Bowman Mark and Kathleen came back from El Paso. Victory Bonds urged. Alvin Parker with family in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Barbara Ann joined Job's Daughters in Albuquerque as part of a twenty five member initiation. E 8 Bowman and wife in El Paso on business. Barbara Parker visited El Paso with her mother. Dick Rice hospitalized in Lordsburg Hospital.
General Patrick J. Hurley and Mrs. Hurley stayed as overnight guests last Friday. Hurley, the Republican Senate candidate, will return later to campaign. Mrs. Mathilde Johnson will depart next week for New York to visit her sister and rest.
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