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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
4
Mrs. Nell Scartro of Van Horn Texas visits friends in Lords this week. Mrs N Tenney of Virden spent Monday in Lordsburg.
A one o'clock bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs R F Buvens celebrated guest of honor Mrs Rosalie Barrie. Attending were Mrs Tom Clayton Mrs Buster Clayton Mrs Frank Winters Mrs Harold Rolfe Mrs Nat C Grammmon Mrs E F Short Mrs Donald Johnson Mrs Banks Austin Mrs W C Downey Mrs S F Allen Mrs Victor Culberson of Silver City Mrs Sherwood Culberson and Mrs J H Clark.
George Utter of Duncan was a business visitor in Lordsburg Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Garrett and Billie of Steins spent Saturday evening in Lordsburg.
Virden notes celebrate H M Payne turning age zero on December 4 with family gathering. M I A held a social featuring The Whirlwind and dancing followed by a sides contest for season points. Emma Echols to marry Darwin Lunt December 10 1997 with reception December 15. Waldo Jones returns from El Paso and T V Jones returns with a new car from Utah.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its December meeting in the church undercroft with Mrs. Charles Puller presiding. A covered dish luncheon is planned for December 17 at 1 pm followed by the Harvest Day Program and Peanut Sisters reveal.
Washington observers note cautious optimism at the peace conference between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations. Both sides see potential for a limited ceasefire though real power and strategy divisions complicate any lasting settlement.
A Bureau of Agricultural Economics report shows turkey production per person lagged in 1936 at one turkey per six people, versus one per five in 1890. Factors include disease control progress, commercial hatching growth, artificial incubation, and regional advantages in the Southwest.
Mrs. Reuben B Lundgren hosted a party for Mrs. R. T. Bonar with a treasure hunt gifts hidden in every available place. Clues led to where gifts were stashed, and the birthday recipient ended with a varied collection of presents from the club members. Refreshments of tacos cake and coffee followed the activity.
Colored gum drops were given to guest of honor Dorothy Lundgren and to attendees including Mrs. Ernes tine Bonar and club members. During the meeting officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. Mery Bowman, Vice President Mrs. Ernes tine Bonar, Secretary Mrs. Ruth Lundgren, Treasurer Mrs. June Gustafson.
Mr and Mrs PF E McCarty rodeo visitors from Lordsburg spent Wednesday in town.
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