Sponsors Back Li beral's Church Page Boost
New sponsors join Americana Motor Inn Trail Motel Cafe Gambles West ep Auto Phillips and Son Grocery Heather Mortuary Yucca Station Ranch House Cafe to back The Liberal’s Church Page. Maverick Booster Club posts a public accounting showing film costs 174.50 benches 13.34 towels 22.50 total 210.34 in home game funds with a starting balance 4719, dues 89.50 enchilada supper 69.56 leaving a 1409 deficit.
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Church
Americana Motor Inn
Trail Motel Cafe
Gambles
Westep Auto
Phillips and Son Greery Heather Mortuary
W. F Ritter Lumer Co
Saucedo’s
Miller Chevrolet
Lordsburg Lumber and Builders Supply
B. W. Kimbley
Ritter Walker Co
Community Public Service
Maverick Booster Club
Jesse Austin
Leo Griego
Pete Maxwell
Ray Saucedo
Cealia Gandara
Angelina Saucedo
Chamber of Commerce Elects Four Directors
Chamber members elected four to join the board for three year terms starting January 1. Bud Morris and David Warren are new directors while Jack McGhee and Harold Bishop were reappointed. Voter turnout reached 77 percent, a record high.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bud Morris
David Warren
Jack McGhee
Harold Bishop
McNear Promoted To Assistant To President Of SP
Denman K. McNear 28 named assistant to the President of Southern Pacific Company. He assumed duties December 1 after World War II Navy service and SP engineering trainee start in 1948. McNear held posts including assistant to SP’s general manager and Rio Grande Division superintendent. He holds a MIT civil engineering degree and an MBA from Stanford. lives in San Francisco with wife.
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Denman K. McNear
Donald J. Russell
Southern Pacific Company
McNear
Navy
Southern Pacific
Rio W Tande
West Texa
New Mexico
Arizona
San Francisco
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Leavenworth Street
Association Acts to Curb Excess Beef Imports
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association moves to curb beef imports from Australia and New Zealand. Will Orndorff, the president, cites economists’ estimates that imports exceed 10 percent of domestic production, depressing the cattle market by up to four dollars per hundredweight.
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New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
U. S
Orndorff
Australia
New Zealand
The
American Nation Cattlemen's Association
Tariff Commission
Committee On Trade Information
Oklahoma City
Ed Mechem
Story Of Shakespeare Still Available
Rita Hill writes a history book Then and Now Here and A round Shakespeare published by the local Chamber of Commerce. Copies are available at the Chamber of Commerce Lordsburg Liberal and at Shakespeare for 2 dollars per copy. Makes a nice Christmas gift.
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Shakespeare
Rita Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Shakespear
Lordsburg
LULAC Bake Sale a Success and Tostada Supper Planned
The LULAC bake sale was praised as a success by Herbert Saucedo chairing the Ways and Means Committee. Public patronage and member help supported LULAC projects including scholarships and hospital room equipment. A tostada supper is set for Saturday December 7 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Cafetorium.
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LULAC
Herbert Saucedo
Ways and Means Committee
New Hospital
Tostada
Judge Payne Speaks At Farm Bureau Convention
The New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau held its annual state meeting in Albuquerque November 24 27. Judge H Vearle Payne delivered an inspirational message on Love at Home and highlighted home conditions' impact on national affairs.
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New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Albuquerque
Hidalgo County
American Farm Bureau Federation
H. Vearle Payne
John CC. Satterfield Jackson
American Bar Association
Satterfield
Congress
Committee For
Inec
Suite 520
First Street N. E
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Johny Davis
George Payne
Virden
Virgil Jones
LeRoss Jones
Wendell
Melody
Mack Hatch
Ed Payne
Kent Pace
Animas
Richins
Adair Merrell
Archie Payne
George Godfrey
Payne
Clarence Roark
Davis
Chicago
Ill
Mr. Merrell
Cotton Quota Polling Places Announced
Hidalgo County farmers may vote in a referendum on upland cotton marketing quotas set for 1964. Polls open December 10 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ASCS County Office and several named locations. eligibility covers 1963 cotton producers. Two-thirds voting approval needed to enact quotas with penalties and price supports varying by outcome.
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Hidalgo County
Karl Hudgens
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Paymaster Gin
Animas
Charles Clouse
Virden
C. O. Freeman
Hachita
ASCS
Lordsburg
Hudgens
Sun Bowl Ticket Orders Open At Local Bank
The First National Bank of Lordsburg and 50 other banks in New Mexico and west Texas will process Sun Bowl ticket orders for the 1963 game in El Paso. The game in the 30,000 seat Sun Bowl Stadium is set for 2 p.m. December 31, the 29th renewal of Texas oldest post season classic. All seats are priced at $5 and order forms have been distributed.
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First National Bank of
Lordsburg
New Mexico
West Texas
el Paso
C. B. Bobo
Texas
Two Charged In Liquor Store Burglary
A Z Williams and Lesley Gatewood are charged with breaking and entering and larceny over 100 and under 2500 in the burglary at Toby's Liquor store last week. They were brought from Benson Arizona last Wednesday by Sheriff Leroy McCarty and City Policeman Tony Arredondo. They had 26 bottles of whiskey and about 6 cartons of cigarettes. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to District Court.
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Z. Williams
Lesley Gatewood
Toby’s
Williams
Gatewood
Benson, Ariz
Leroy McCarty
Tony Arredondo
Annual Hereford Sale in Deming Next Thursday
The Southwestern New Mexico Registered Hereford Association will hold its annual sale in Deming at the Southwestern New Mexico State Fair livestock building on Thursday. Cattle will be in place for inspection in the morning with a 12:00 lunch, and the auctioneered sale begins at 1:00 PM with Bud Allen presiding. consignors include J. E. Ballard Las Cruces Elgin Hereford Ranch Oscar Goldsmith Deming and others with sale catalogs available from Leonard Appleton County Extension Agent Deming.
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Southwestern
Southwest
Goldsmith
Social Security Benefits Paid To Hidalgo County Residents
Social security benefits of more than 22 292 dollars monthly are now paid to 386 Hidalgo County residents as of January 1940. The figure reflects a 13 percent year over year rise due to law changes and aging population growth.
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Hidalgo County
George Combs
Combs
Hidalgo
Lordsburg
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Lulacs
Judge Payne
Farm Bureau Convention
Animas Weather Data
ASC County Committee
Southern Pacific L
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