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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1955
Page
16
New Mexico 11-1 a synthetic alfalfa strain developed by New Mexico A and M College outproduces New Mexico Common by about 9.4 percent in 1953 to 1955 trials. It is finer stemmed greener and recovers faster after cutting though susceptible to the yellow clover aphid. About 200 acres of registered seed are being produced for 1955 sale.
The E S A sorority held a Christ mas dinner and party Tuesday night at Elsie Lee's. Hospitality chair Katherine Bowman oversaw punch, candles, and a red table setting with white satin accents. Members exchanged secret Santa gifts, and guests included Katherine Bowman and others in the listed attendee group.
The Young Matron's Sewing Club held a Monday evening dinner party at Mrs. Jack Morgan's home with Mrs. Gene Noce as co host. Members exchanged gifts and played Monte Carlo Whist. Prizes went to Mrs. Richard Allen and Mrs. Asa Tyler. Attendees included Mrs. Prank Bowman Mrs. Richard Allen Mrs. Gene Noce Mrs. Jack Morgan Mrs. John Robertson Mrs. Asa Tyler and Mrs. Jack McGhee.
The readable portion lists Mary Louise Large Dale Mead Marion Veck Patsy Michaels Jewel Johnson Bertha Koff Claudia Staub Fanny Poindexter and Phyllis Murray. The item appears as a names column fragment in a historical page.
The Lordsburg Junior Woman's Club hosted a Christmas dinner and Monte Carlo Whist on Thursday evening. Hostess Mary Lee Hull served eggnog. winners were Moesley and Betty Briggs. Attendees included M Richard Allen, Roger Brand, Frank Clayton, Ben Everett, Noce, Jack Morgan, James Brig, Gene Pyeatt, Donald Cameron, M. Fisher, Eugene Wood, WN Kent, Pat Moseley, Betty McInnes, and Mary Lee Hull.
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