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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1972
Page
2
The Liberal's management will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on a person firm or corporation found in the columns when brought to attention. Readers are asked to provide specifics and evidence for prompt resolution.
The machine tool sector reports a strong upturn in new orders after 1970 and 1971 declines. Backlogs rose sharply by October 1972, with orders exceeding 100 million in seven of eight months, and profits pressured by earlier sales declines. Outlook remains firm into 1973 with continued shipment gains and economic strength driving demand for modernization.
Miss Connie Kimbley will represent Lordsburg at the Sun Carnival in El Paso after a tea at Mrs. Damon Dunagan's home. The Moctezuma Club held its annual Christmas Party at the Armory. A Ken Griffin Show by the Lordsburg Lions is set for January 8 at the Cafetorium. Jack Morgan was named president of the Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce, succeeding James Badgett. Deborah Dawn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steele, arrived December 3. A Banner Mine shaft breakdown slows ore production for two weeks. Lordsburg's Christmas Theatre Party returns December 24 at the Coronado Theatre. The big Christmas tree stands at the underpass. About 100 Public Service employees and spouses gathered December 7 at Murray Hotel for their annual Christmas party.
Oscar Gutierrez and Irene Gutierrez filed on July 20 1972 to obtain a retail liquor license at 744 East Railroad Avenue Lordsburg New Mexico from current owner Lloyd E Wallace. Protest to the Lordsburg Village Board due January 9 1973 at 8 00 p m in Council Chambers 206 S Main Lordsburg. First publication December 15 1972 last publication December 22 1972.
In the Hidalgo County New Mexico probate matter of Otis F Sworfford the executrix IvAe Sworfford requests claimants present claims within legal time. First publication December 1 1972. Also includes market commentary on machine tool shipments and a Babson investment advisory note mentioning Warner Swasey stock.
Coming events include Rainbow Girls and Young Homemakers hosting a luncheon at the Ladies Golf Club this Friday. Andy Meeks, former Lordsburg resident, died in Phoenix after a long illness. he was brother in law to Bob Harwood of Lordsburg.
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