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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
4
A Coronal Enterprise offers H W Horzmann Van Truck Service for any distance any time. Maximum load 8,000 lbs. Contract or lease available.
Sewing machines repaired regardless of age make or condition backed by one year guarantee on each repair. Silver City Sewing Machine Store Wm Whitaker owner located 315 W Broadway Silver City New Mexico.
For sale Christmas cards offered by Rainbow Girls arranged through Mrs Ella Brown. Proceeds support group activities and community service efforts. Local residents may contact Mrs Ella Brown for orders and pricing details.
Secretarial and accounting service offered by C W Horzman at 7 South Pyramid St Lordabure New Mexico. Christmas shopping promoted with Jones Nursery and Flower Shop featuring evergreen wreaths decorations cut flowers and corsages with telephone contact 72.
Mrs. Oveta Whitaker guarantees satisfaction for hemstitching, buttons, buckles, buckle tongues, eyelets, snaps, and machine bound buttonholes. Large selection available at 816 West Broadway, Silver City, New Mexico.
For sale list mentions ten bulls associated with Bee R. and W. Dick Cureton. No further details on prices or quantities provided.
Belgium officials sent thank you letters to fifty three Red Cross chapters in the Midwest and thirty two Netherlands replies arrived for clothing distributed after liberation. Wichita residents Mr and Mrs W W Garrison arrived last Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Stengele over the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Crowell drove from Douglas this week. Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Chase spent last weekend at Indian Hot Springs. For Christmas give that Boy or Girl a beautiful To Tone Harmonica. See Mr. Grant at The Generator Exchange.
Regular trips to Lordsburg offering typewriter and machine repair for all makes. Contact Geo Hefley at 212 Arizona Avenue Silver City with a request for a card or mailing address.
Tom Cosper of Clifton came to town Monday to see his mother in law Mrs. John McLeay. The McLeays once resided here and now live in California. Mr and Mrs Charles Foxworth welcomed a daughter Marian Jean born in Silver City on December 7.
From July 1 1944 to April 30 1946 American Red Cross volunteers produced 98700 children capes 62900 boys coats 79733 boys shirts and 4320 boys shorts for foreign war relief.
Mr and Mrs H S Chase and daughter Stephanie spent three days last week in El Paso visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Olney and attending to business.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fogiolassi and their children spent Monday in El Paso with potential plans to tour local sites and visit relatives.
Harold Bishop returned home last Friday with his Navy discharge. He and Mrs. Bishop plan to visit his parents in Louisiana to spend the holidays.
Joe Pyles spent Monday and Tuesday in Lordsburg before moving from Douglas where he has lived nearly two years to Deming.
About sixty tons of chapter produced garments were distributed in western Europe under American Red Cross supervision during April and May 1946. The notice lists local club meetings and visits including Sewing Club hosts and attendees, bridge club gathering, church services, and a returning service member Bil lo Fisher Jr.
The Methodist Church hosts an annual Christmas party Sunday at 7 30 p m under the Woman's Society of Christian Service to honor Rev F R Poage and his wife. Music by the church choir. Legion Service Officer Mr Harper visits Lordsburg Monday to help veterans with problems. contact Jack Heather or Eugene Montague for appointments.
Harold Beach arrived Monday to visit his mother Mrs. Anderson and relatives. He will stay until January 1 then return to Temple Texas for further hospital treatment. Charles Martin grandson of Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller spent 4 days with the family and left for Corona. He is in the Navy hospital service and had accompanied a patient to San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Clay Fuller and two sons left for New Orleans. Mrs Marvin Fuller traveled with them to see her son Robert in the Navy stationed at Gulfport Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Wright of Midland Texas are visiting Mr and Mrs O L Wright in Midland. Orvil is on furlough.
Coy Estes has left the Army and arrived Sunday with Mrs. Estes who came from Yuma on Monday. They are visiting his parents. Mrs. Estes, formerly Mary Dee Hindman, is involved as the Victory Clothing Collection starts January 7 and runs through January. Mrs. Donald Johnson leads the campaign.
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