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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1964

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New Foodliner Supermarket Opens in Lordsburg

New Foodliner Supermarket opens December 4 at Fifth and Shakespeare in Lordsburg. Howard and Kelvin Phillips manage the 60 by 80 foot metal building offering staples meats vegetables and frozen foods on a cash and carry basis with Orange Stamps preserved. The building was erected by Gish Hall Co of El Paso and finished by KR S Dockum.

Lordsburg Fifth ‘G Shakespeare Philips and Son Foodliner Iors Howard Kelvin Phillips Phillips and Son South Main St el Paso Gish Hall Co Wid KR S Dockum

Christmas tree permits to be available here

Forest Service will issue personal use permits for cutting Christmas trees on December 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce office. Permits cost $1 per tree and cover pinion trees from Burro Mountain or fir trees from Pinos Altos. Cutting without a permit is illegal.

Forest Service Chamber of Commerce Hidalgo County Silver City Burro Mountain Pinos Altos Ata

Estrada Signs Pro Contract With Washington Redskins

David Estrada from Arizona State College signed a contract with the Washington Redskins of the NFL early this week. A Lordsburg High School star and 14th draft choice, the 205 pound halfback will be tried as a running back at training camp in July. He was noted for a 100 yard dash in 9.8 seconds and earned varsity letters in track.

David Estrada Arizona State College Washington Redskins Estrada Lordsburg High School Redskins Washington Ada

Legion Auxiliary to Meet December 7 at Wright Home

The December meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at 1006 S. Animas, Mrs. Edmund Wright’s residence. Members are asked to attend the Christmas party and bring a gift wrap ped package not exceeding $1.

Edmund Wright S. Animas

Animas Weather Data Collected by Post Office

Animas weather data was collected by the local Post Office for the U S Weather Bureau. The note records daily measurements and reports to the national forecast office.

Animas Weather Data Animas U. S. Weather Bureau

Mormon Church Officials Set for Mount Graham Stake Conference

Elder Junius E. Driggs and Fider Glen L. Rudd will speak at the Mount Graham Stake quarterly conference in Safford on December 5 6. Sessions Sunday at 10 am and 1 30 pm led by Stake President Boyce H Lines.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mormon Salt Lake City Utah Mount Graham Stake Safford Junius E. Driggs Priesthood Home Teaching Committee Fider Glen L. Rudd Missionary Committee Layton Ward Boyce H. Lines West Relation Street Driggs Ariona Great Britain Rudd Pioneer Welfare Welfare Square

Make It With Wool Contest Winners

The Make It With Wool district contest in Deming on November 23 at the Country Club crowned Shirley Hitson first in RB division with Connie Kimbley second and Peggy Lesley third. Jeanette Hitson and Vianne Lesley placed fourth and fifth. Winners advance to the New Mexico State Contest at Eastern New Mexico University Portales on December 5. Mrs. Bill Kimbley and Mrs. Ed Hitson will accompany them.

Deming Hidalgo County Shirley Jeanette Hitson Connie Kimsley Peggy Vianne Lesley Elaine Veck Shirley Hitson Connie Kimbley Pegey Lesley New Mexico Eastern New Mexico University Portales Bill Kimbley

Hidalgo Agriculture Census Opens In Hidalgo County

The 1964 Census of Agriculture begins in Hidalgo County to update farm and ranch statistics last gathered in 1959. In 1959 Hidalgo recorded 173 farms and ranches, average size 10 215 acres, with sales totaling 4 628 305 dollars, including 2 151 841 dollars from crops and 2 676 464 dollars from livestock. Census officials urge farmers to cooperate and complete mailed questionnaires.

Bureau of the Census U. S Department of Commerce Hidalgo County Census Bureau

Notices Mailed For 1965 Cotton Allotments

Hidalgo County farmers receive their 6259 acre share of the 1965 upland cotton allotment as ASC outlines voting on marketing quotas by Dec 15. A favorable two thirds vote would apply quotas and penalties with price support options. an unfavorable vote ends quotas and related payments.

Hidalgo County W. C. Miller Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee ASC

Mayfield to Retire as Las Cruces School Superintendent

Tom J. Mayfield longtime Las Cruces Schools superintendent and former Lordsburg Municipal Schools leader retires December 31. A public reception is planned December 12 from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Milton Student Center New Mexico State University hosted by the Las Cruces Education Association and the Las Cruces Classroom Teachers Association. Mayfield served in Lordsburg from 1939 to 1947.

Tom J. Mayfield Las Cruces Lordsburg Milton New Mexcio State University

Pyramid Lodge to Host Deming Knights

On Tuesday night December 8 at 8 00 p m the Knights of Pythias of Lordsburg will bestow the rank of Page on two candidates from the Deming Lodge number 20. Refreshments will be served following the ceremony. All members urged to attend.

Knights of Pythias of Lordsburg Deming

New Mexico Cattle Growers Convene in Truth or Consequences

The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association plans a two day quarterly meeting December 4 and 5 in Truth or Consequences with four keynote speakers Clyde Hill Sid Goodloe Floyd Cross and A L Neumann. Registration starts 11 am Friday at the Community Center.

New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association Les Davis Clyde Hill First National Bank Albuquerque Sid Goodloe Rhodesia Africa Floyd Cross New Mexico State Parks and Recreation Commission A .L. Neumann Department of Animal Husbandry New Mexico State University Hill Goodloe Davis Carrie Tingley Hospital el Rancho Shadow Hills Resolutions Committee Cross Neumann Aleo Robert Holcomb A. C Taylor Maliamar New Mexico

Trout Production In Full Swing

Two million early rainbow trout eggs were delivered to Game Department hatcheries before October 15 and have all hatched with fry thriving under Fisheries Chief Ray Parker. An additional million eggs were due for delivery starting November 15, with only 190 000 undelivered. Winter plantings will begin now with waters including Bottomless Lakes Municipal Lake at Carlsbad lower Pecos Boiling Springs Alamogordo Connchas stilling basins Rio Grande drains San Juan River Storrie Lake Escondido Pond Socorro Bear Canyon Lake Roberts Rio Grande between Lyden and Arroyo Hondo bridge Gila River at Virden mouth of Turkey Creek and Heart Bar ranch.

Game Department Ray Parker Municipal Lake Carlsbad Pecos Boiling Springs Alamogordo Conchas Stilling Rio Grande Valley Alameda Belen San Juan River Storrie Lake Escondido Ponda Socorro Bear Canyon Lake Roberts Rio Grands Lyden Arroyo Hondo Bridge Gila River Virden Turkey Creek Heart Bar Ranch

Survivors Have Social Security Benefits

E J Pearce of the El Paso Social Security Administration District Office reports that nine of ten children and mothers in the nation now have social security protection. He urges families to contact the administration promptly if a breadwinner dies or is disabled to ensure benefits are not overlooked.

E. J. Pearce el Paso Social Security Administration Pearce

Airport by pass routes eyed by city and FAA officials

City officials and FAA district engineer Karpenko reviewed two proposed highway bypass routes affecting the airport. One route would run along the northern edge, possibly requiring an underpass and shortening taxi strips. the other would cut through the airport center, needing a new runway. A later meeting will refine options and discuss compensation to lessee Alan A. Koff.

W. ©. Karpenko Federal Aviation Agency FAA Main St Animas St Alan A. Koff Koff Harber Heather

Elks Memorial Service Set for December Sixth

The Elks Lodge hosts the annual memorial service on Sunday December 6 at 4 p.m. The event marks the first Sunday of December with the Elks Memorial Service.

Elks Memorial Service The Elks Lodge

Polio Vaccine Arrives for Under Six at Health Clinic

Sabin Type I polio vaccine will be offered to infants and pre school children at the Health Department clinic on Wednesday December 9 during regular hours from 6 30 a m to noon and 1 00 p m to 3 30 p m.

Sabin Health Department

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