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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1939

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Lordsburg Christmas Lights Impress Tourists This Year

Tourists from Seattle to Honolulu praise Lordsburg for its finest lighted street display in the region. The Woman's Club led by Mrs. W. Merlins sponsors home lighting as prizes are defined by committee and announced in the Liberal.

Atlantic Coast Lordsburg Seattle Washington New Orleans Louisiana Virginia Maryland Minnesota New York Chicago Honolulu

MAS High School Play Ends With Evening Banquet

The MAS high school presented a Wednesday performance directed by the Pintender. Cast included Yarbrough Elbert Dunseon Paul Monigar Weatherby Helen Ballard Rosse Walter with Superintend Ketman hosting a banquet at the Hidal ee Shop after the show.

Jmas Coward Harry Ketman Hidalee Fiphone Yarbrough Elbert and Jh Dunseon Paul Monigar Weatherby Helen Ballard Rosse Walter

Family of Singer of PC Walker Organization suffer mud incident

A family tied to the Walker Organization experienced a muddy mishap last weekend when their car bogged down en route from Columbus to Long Beach California. They remained in the vehicle overnight before rescue. The group included Mrs Singer and her sons with Wallace Hutchinson and Albert Gardner accompanying Joan.

A. Singer PC. Walker Organization Bingo Wal Long Beach California Columbus J. T Columbe Singer Ranch Singer Wallace

World of Tomorrow and the Christmas Seals Campaign

A reader oriented piece discusses the future world and a practical goal to reduce disease. It highlights a Christmas Seals fundraising effort aimed at eradicating tuberculosis, noting past sponsorships and the hope for a healthier tomorrow. The tone urges support as a civic duty to help mankind.

Library Closed for Inventory and Due Date

Notice that the library will be closed from the 5th to the 16th for a book inventory. All books are due in December 1939 and must be returned by then. a fine of 2 cents will be charged for each book not returned.

Tourist travel figures rise in state traffic report

The State Tourist Bureau notes a fourth percent rise in travel activity with changes starting in the current period. Joseph A. Bursey is referenced in relation to the tourism efforts and setting adjustments.

Joseph A. Bursey

Realigned Lordsburg Road Realizes Shorter Route

The U S Bureau of Public Roads and State Highway Engineer Burton G Dhwyre plan a highway realignment to avoid Tyrone Hill and pass through ranches. The project would shorten the road by miles and cost about three hundred thousand dollars upon completion.

U.S Bureau of Public Roads Burton G. Dhwyre Tyrone Hill Ranches

Judge Hay Meets Stuler in Shared Pennsylvania Roots

Judge George W. Hay, visiting from Silver City, meets R. W. Stuler. They discover shared Pennsylvania ties, recalling mutual acquaintances and regional family histories. Conversation turns to buckwheat cakes and pork sausage their mothers made, evoking nostalgia.

George W. Hay Silver City R. W. Stuler Pennsylvania Judge Hay Pittsburg Mr. Stuler

Benefit Bridge Party by Pythian Sisters

The Pythian Sisters hosted a Thanksgiving week bridge event on November 24 with 14 tables. Prizes included cakes for contract bridge won by Mrs Nat Gammon, auction by Miss Florence Gwarthy, and chanco by Mrs Ira Conner. Tea coffee and cupcakes were served, and organizers thanked all helpers.

Nat Gammon Florence Gwarthy Ira Conner Jack Clark Leo Cohen Pythian

Clothiers Return to California After Grand Southwest Visit

Mr and Mrs B G Clothier return to their Santa Maria home after a sightseeing trip across the Southwest. They visited their aunt Mrs B B Ownby and Judge Ownby, traveling from Lordsburg to Carlsbad to see the caves, then to Albuquerque, the Petrified Forest, Grand Canyon, and Boulder Dam before returning home. It has been seventeen years since the Ownbys last saw their California relatives.

B. G. Clothier Santa Maria California B. B. Ownby Judge Ownby Lordsburg Carlsbad Albuquerque Petrified Forest Grand Canyon Boulder Dam Ownby

Evelyn and Betsy At Texas State College social roundup

El Paso Times reports social activities at Texas State College for Women in Denton. Betsy Robinson and Evelyn Killebrew are featured repeatedly for a notable room display with a chameleon and a two-fly admission. Mr and Mrs George Cureton and Dorothy Cureton and Dorothy Singer visited El Paso on Wednesday.

el Paso Times Texas State College For Women Denton Betsy Robinson Evelyn Killebrew George Cureton Dorothy Dorothy Singer el Paso

Appreciation Dinner For Church Officials At Parsonage

Mrs. Bryan Hall hosted an appreciation turkey dinner at the Methodist Parsonage on Thanksgiving Day for the Church official board and their spouses. Attendees included Rev L L Thurston of Deming, W H Small, Jefus family, and other board members. a brief business session re-elected Thomas Ro Tagwart as chairman and Mrs Fuller as secretary treasurer.

Bryan Hall 1. St. Robinson Thomas St. Taggart Roy Mellugin Geo. P. Jeffus Jeffus C. Fuller Thelma Ross Margaret Fuller James Riggle W. C. Mearns Harold B. Scofield W. FE. Holt Junior Ross Kaye Baxter Tome Thomas Ro Tagwart Fuller

Cotton Export Program Boosts 1939 Sales Totals

Cotton sales and deliveries through November 15 1939 under the export program reached about 4.7 million bales including 187000 bales of cotton products. The program in effect since July 27 1939 pays 14 cents per pound for exports. From August 1 to November 15 1939 US exports totalled 2 057 382 bales, above 1938 figures, with November 1–15 exports at 414000 bales, 117000 more than the same period in 1958.

Fred O'Cheskey New Mexico United States

Sun Carnival Parade Plans by Maverick Band Leader

Professor W Mearns director of the Maverick Band hopes to take the group to the Sun Carnival Parade on January 1. In a previous parade they earned a leading position in the first division.

W. ©. Mearns Maverick Band

Pioneer Passes at 93 Mrs Jane Huff Known Eastern Star Worker

Mrs Jane C Huff died at her Santa Rita home just weeks short of 94. Grandson John D Bingaman traveled from Lordsburg to meet Mrs R E Kelsey of Ajo, daughter of the deceased. She spent over sixty years as a prominent Eastern Star worker with many local friends.

Jane C. Huff Santa Rita John D. Bingaman Lordsburg R. E. Kelsey Ajo

Miss Marshaleene Goodsell Returns From Vacation

Miss Marshaleene Goodsell of the Federal Government based in Las Cruces has returned from a two week visit with Mrs. W O Miller in San Diego. She spent Thanksgiving with her grandmother Mrs Eva Marshall and returned today to Las Cruces.

Marshaleene Goodsell Las Cruces W. O. Miller Emily Lewis San Diego

Gila River Water Dispute Moves to 6th District Court

The Interstate Streams Commission seeks an injunction to stop C A Firth and Virden Valley farmers from interfering with New Mexico water administration. Attorney H Vearle Payne states the action is filed through ex Governor A T Hannett. Judge George W Hay delays further action while the case remains before the Arizona federal court.

New Mexico Arizona Virden Valley District Court of 6Th Judicial District Interstate Streams Commission C. A. Firth Civil Water Commissioner H. Vearle Payne A. T. Hannett

Forest Fire Protection Pacts Grow Across States

Most states join a federal state pact with the Agriculture Department to share forest fire protection costs. Colorado signs as the 41st. seven states remain partly unprotected due to land type. Federal funds matched to state spending. 1948 figures show about 2 million federal and 7 million total state costs. In 1997, a small share of forest land burned in unprotected areas. costs to protect are low per acre.

United States Department of Agriculture Colorado Iowa Kansas Nebraska North Dakota Utah Wyoming Arizona

Winter Grass Shown By Hotels For Year Round Green Lawns

L B Robinson highlights winter grass as a simple, inexpensive way to keep lawns green all winter after seeing the Hi dalgo Hotel Patio and the Biltmore Camp display. He offers to explain the planting method to interested readers. The hotel lawn last winter was praised for its beauty and the Biltmore Camp is expected to be very attractive.

Hidalgo Hotel Biltmore L. B. Robinson

Famous Actor Roy Rogers Visits Local Theatres

Mr and Mrs S FE Allen greet Roy Rogers at the box office as a production plays at the Palace in Old Caliente. The actor, described as tall and blonde with a pleasant face, was surprised and pleased to see his film, but he had a prior engagement at the Safford Theatre.

Mrs. S. FE. Allen Roy Rogers Old Caliente Palace

N and T Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Scofield Home

The N and T Sewing Club met at Mrs. Scofield's home on Tuesday with members including Mesdames Trimble Green Conner Jones Hall McInnis Holliday Clark and Fuller. Guest Mrs. Lowell Jones attended. refreshments were fruit salad nut and date sandwiches and coffee.

N and T Sewing Club Harry Scofield Mesdames George Trimble A. L. Green Ira Conner Elbert Jones Bryan Hall P. M. McInnis Nellie Holliday Jack Clark Charley Fuller Lowell Jones

Dozen White Turkeys From Banner Mining Chief

An even dozen Lordsburg families including Superintendent Ken Bowman and staff received twelve pure white turkeys for Thanksgiving from H S Grimes president of Banner Mining Company. The birds were sent by express from a farm near Oklahoma City.

Lordsburg Ken Bowman H. S. Grimes Banner Mining Company Oklahoma City Express

Miss Dora Heather Returns Home for Thanksgiving Visit

Dora Heather comes home for Thanksgiving to spend time with family and friends over the holiday.

Miss Dora Heather

Sun Bowl home team likely Arizona State for January 1 game

Arizona State, the Border Conference champion from Tempe, appears set to be the home team in the Sun Bowl on January 1. Mississippi State? No, the Bulldogs from Dixie are unconfirmed as the opponent, with ASU leading and a conference crown secured by a 26-6 win over New Mexico. Wayne Pitts stars as a versatile back, punter and defender in the Razorbacks? No, the piece highlights ASU’s strong backfield and poised selection of an opponent.

Arizona State of Tempe Bulldogs Dixie Howell University of Alabama Staters University of New Mexico Hardin-Simmons Wayne “Ripper Pitts

Rich House Plants Of Insect Pests

Indoor gardening can be year round though winter draws more attention. F F Whitley from New Mexico Extension Service explains home plants survive infestations but need treatment for vigorous growth and health. Hand picking and washing remove many pests. nicotine sulfate can control mealy bugs scales and plant lice with soap aiding spread. Red spiders respond to washing and pyrethrum spray.

F. F. Whitley New Mexico Extension Service

Recital by Alevgra Byers Class in Duncan

Miss Alevgra Byers and her expression class performed a recital in Duncan on Wednesday. Lordsburg children taking part included Helen Ann Hall Jackie D Hall Joan Brown Mary Lou Brown Allan Johnson Charlie Stevens and Mark Bowman. Chaperones and drivers were Rev Bryan Hall Donald Johnson and Mrs C Walker Byers sister who also attended.

Alevgra Byers Duncan Lordsburg Helen Ann Hall Jackie D. Hall Joan Brown Mary Lou Brown Allan Johnson Charlie Stevens Mark Bowman Bryan Hall Donald Johnson Miss Byers C. Walker

Missionary Society Meeting Postponed to Friday

The Methodist Missionary Society meeting is moved from December 1 to Friday. It will be at Mrs. Charles Fuller’s home unless bad weather requires relocation to Mrs. A. L. Green’s. Watch next week’s paper for an additional notice.

Methodist Missionary Society Charles Fuller A. L. Green

Tuesday Bridge Club meets at ranch home of Mrs. Faye Clayton

The Tuesday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Faye Clayton's ranch for a one o'clock luncheon and an afternoon of bridge. Attendees included Mesdames L. B. Robinson E. F. Saunders Robert Prugle and Sher wood Culberson.

Faye Clayton Mesdames L. B. Robinson E. F. Saunders Robert Prugle Sherwood Culberson

Lions Club backs copper tax protest and Mormon Battalion monument

The Lions Club met Tuesday noon with no outside events. They unanimously joined the Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce to protest copper excise tax reductions. They authorized a monument to the Mormon Battalion, 22 feet high with a cement base, funded by the Mormon church. A bid will be submitted for the District Basketball Tournament to be held here in February 1940.

Lions Club RK. T. Jones Arizona Lions Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce American Mining Congress Washington Barner Mining Company Lordsburg Clifton California United States Mexico New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Mormon Church Mayfield Council of Principals and Coacher Hatch Lion Seafield

Church of Cimist Bible School Sees Attendance Rise

John Richard Vack leads a Church of Cimist notice promoting Bible School at 10 am with adults and children urged to attend. It invites all ages to study the Bible, attend prayer meetings, and join evening services at 7:20 pm, promising a welcoming atmosphere and free monthly magazine distribution.

Bible School God Lordsburg

Earl Boyd Breaks Wrists in Texas Avenue Scuffle

Earl Boyd brother of Mrs. Roy Hoard of the Community Public Service Company broke both wrists during a scuffle at the N. M. Owens house on Texas Avenue. Dr. Austin set the fractures and Boyd is doing as well as could be expected.

Earl Boyd Roy Hoard Community Public Service Company N. M. Owens House Texas Avenue Austin Boyd

Thanksgiving Pageant Lights Up Dental School Gym

The fourth and fifth grade pupils presented a grand Thanksgiving pageant directed by Mrs Thoma Rows and Miss Lola Mar Atkinson. Principal Glenn Moses organized a top stage setting with thirteen colonies scenes, dances, Pilgrims, and the Virginia Reel, aided by parents and teachers. grateful thanks were extended to patrons and contributors alike.

Thelma Ross Lola Mae Atkinson Lordsburg Dental School Mra Thoma Rows Lola Mar Atkinson Glenn Moses Colonies Lin Dong S ix Erade Rowe Mearss Rosas Mise Atkinson

Evangelistic Campaign at Hidalgo Garage Opens in Lordsburg

An evangelistic campaign begins at the Church of Christ in Lordsburg with Evangelist Clayton Root of California leading services nightly at 7 40 pm. Root, a noted Western evangelist, has expanded churches in New Mexico California and Oregon and joins the Pacific Bible School board.

Hidalgo Garage Church OF Christ Lordsburg Clayton ©. Root California Evangelist Root West New Mexico Oregon Pacific Bible School Albuquerque Churches of Christ Power of God

First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule Highlights Growth

Paul W. H. Bimore, pastor, notes record Sunday School turnout and near doubling enrollment. Services at 10 a m and 1 p m with evening meetings at 6 30 and 7 40 p m. Invitation extended to all readers to join.

First Baptist Church Paul WH. Bimore T. UL

Methodist Church Service Schedule and Choir Practice

Bryan Wall is pastor at the Methodist Church. Church School at 9 46 worship at 11 00 with the sermon The Common Sense of Jesus. Choir practice at 7 30 on Wednesday.

Jesus

Forty Years Young Aunt Anna Ownby Turns 80

Aunt Anna Ownby, a revered pioneer woman, celebrated her eightieth birthday on Tuesday November 26. She spent the day keeping active by shaping her renowned facial craft, and exhibited remarkable balance by standing straight and touching the floor with her palms.

Anna Ownby

State College Students Home For Thanksgiving

James Cureton John George and David Warren students at State College are home for Thanksgiving with their parents.

James Cureton John George David Warren State College

Towel Shower Honors Mrs Castellon At Ballard Home

A towel shower given by Miss Lillian Ballard in Animas honors Mrs Pat Castellon at the Ballard residence on November 22. Guests and prizes are listed, with a Thanksgiving decor theme and refreshments of hot chocolate.

Lillian Ballard Pat Castellon Ballard Animas M. EB. Crooms T H Mesdames P. BF McCart F. R. Adams Fay Anderson Rassie Adams Layton Ducote Renny Rodgers Felix Gauthier Viole Wright Robert Wright Allee Ketman Joe Crooma Prank Croame M. KF. Crooms Tom Upshaw Jeff Dunagan R. H. Wamel Dunagan L. B. Strickland J. A Moorehead Sanford John Fades Major Thomsen Dee Lemons Tom Davis Tony Windrow J. M. Lemons Monroe Donaene A. L. Johnson Alfred English Guernsey Adams

Duncan Bridge Club Hosts Italian Evening at Tas Fiesta

Members of the Duncan Bridge Club entertained their friends with an Italian supper at the Tas Fiesta club on Tuesday night. After dinner the attendees danced the rest of the evening. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Seeorl Francese, Mrs. Garnet West, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clark, and Dr. and Mrs. Carl Fife of Duncan. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sanders, and Mrs. A. J. Byers of Lordsburg.

Duncan Bridore Club Ecomies Mra Seeorl Francese Garnet West G. B. Casey W. M. Clark Carl Fife Duncan C. C. Walker E. F. Sanders A. J. Byers Lordsburg

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