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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
4
A tour bus driver in Lordsburg sold a small brown bear to chief deputy sheriff Carl Morris. The animal, named Honey Bear from Equador, measures about seven inches body and a twelve inch tail. It is described as the only animal of its kind seen in the region.
The cemetery association will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday night December 6 at 7 30 at the courthouse.
Reverend C. H. Hatcheld and his family endured a severe but good natured “sounding” at the Methodist church banquet Tuesday evening. Mrs. Claude Fuller led the program with music by the band directed by Professor Mearns and several welcome addresses. The pastor offered a fitting response and a bountiful luncheon followed, with locals praising his promising work in Lordsburg and for his wife.
The Church of the Nazarene announces a revival meeting from Tuesday December Sth through Sunday December 17 with Rev. Ed Harris District Superintendent of New Mexico as evangelist. Services begin 7 30 each evening and all are invited.
Mrs V C Holley daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Gee of Aspermont Texas is visiting her parents in this city.
A new transient camp on Mis souri street El Paso under J P Mestrezat’s management housed transients in a former factory. The dining hall fed 700 in one day and 800 on Sunday. Plans called for a valley camp for workers and a Cranking CW A payroll of 3578 workers paid $43196 in checks with banks open for cashing. The president’s welfare campaign praised as laudable.
Bob Dunagan, Stile Theatre manager, announces there will be no performance at the Studio on the night of the Junior Class play. The notice cites an unspecified scheduling change affecting the venue and date.
Sunday night pastor M C C Moore of the Baptist church urged church members to seek personal righteousness to aid national prosperity. Congregants came forward pledging duty and reform as Bible school studies Paul and services continue weekly with 11 am sermons and 10 am Sunday school.
Mr and Mrs K R Clark stay in Deming for two weeks. Mr Oma Olney Mrs Louise Kinnon Harmimond and children visit Mr and Mrs Holmes Dunagan. Willard Holt and daughter Mrs George Woodward Jr share Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Sam I Fulton of Deming. Deputy Ben Robertson from Cloverdale this week. Mrs W F Finley of Kansas City visits daughter Mrs G L Ross. Mrs Rose drives to El Paso to meet her mother.
The Methodist pastor C W H Mattick and family were warmly welcomed by Lordsburg parishioners after a local pounding. The notice encourages attendance at Sunday School 9:45 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with midweek prayer at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
A candid remark attributes fiscal restraint to Uncle Ab, who claims belt-tightening harms nothing and notes many people already wear looser belts. The tone suggests light humor about budget cuts and public affections.
An automobile consumes more gasoline at high speed because higher velocity requires more fuel to push the pistons and maintain speed.
In 1972 the federal government appropriated more than 25 million dollars for citizens of Indian blood. Some expenditures included allocations in Alaska. The program supported eligible individuals and related services.
The Austrian city of Innsbruck shares honors with Madrid as the highest elevated European city. It sits about 1.01 percent feet above sea level according to the report.
The article notes that gold derives its name from a Greek root meaning without work or Inzy, suggesting a linguistic origin linked to ease or inactivity.
The text notes that the twentieth century began on January 1, 1901 and that the first century started with year 1 rather than a zero.
In the first U.S. census of 1790 Philadelphia listed as the largest city with a population of 42 444, while New York stood behind with 33 333 residents. The figures highlight early urban primacy of Pennsylvania’s seat over New York City.
A Coleman Cox aphorism emphasizes honesty as a virtue. The quote notes that truthfulness eliminates the burden of memory and inconsistency.
Classified notice offers 200 ft heavy well casing 3 inch black pipe 210 ft sucker rod and a 3% indy ball valve cylinder never used. Cheap for quick sale. Contact H W Austin. Hachita New Mexico. Month 11 24 21.
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