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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1950
Page
5
British Prime Minister Clement Attlee arrives in the United States to meet with President Harry S Truman for a conference. The tone recalls an earlier era and a symbolic umbrella associated with Attlee.
The cinema lists a string of December showings with multiple double features. On Fri and Sat. Dec 8 and 9 preview Submarine Patrol and Salt Lake Raiders. Chap titles Cody of the Pony Express and Iroquois Trail appear in subsequent days with George Montgomery Brenda Marshall. Leon Errol stars in Joe Palooka meets Humphrey.
A whimsical meditation blends World War II era mood with a pet tale and a church Bible Sunday notice. The narrator contrasts umbrellas against Nazism and communism threats, recalls cats Hector and Hercules, and notes a Christmas scripture reading program with a two color poster by Robert A. Graef and a list of daily passages.
Lordsburg churches plan Universal Bible Sunday on December 10. Sponsored by the American Bible Society, the event falls midway between Thanksgiving and Christmas and aims to reach millions of Bible readers worldwide.
Animas residents and guests list multiple trips and calls to nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gauthier visited El Paso on November 24 25, while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanford stayed in Truth or Consequences. Several locals shopped in El Paso and Douglas and several attended church services at Animas high school with Rev. Jack McCullough. Laverne Isaacks remains hospitalized after an automobile accident. his relatives Mrs. Mae Isaacks Mrs. Croom and Mrs. Lefevere were called to El Paso. Others visited Lordsburg Silver City Eagle and Deming for business or shopping.
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