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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
4
For sale good used cook stove contact Mrs. D. O. Colson on Texas avenue. Oil heaters of all sizes priced from 35 dollars up. All heaters guaranteed. Contact A. Johnson at phone 58.
Ford introduces the most complete line of trucks and commercial cars for 1937 with 85 horsepower engines and a new 60 horsepower V-8. The 60 horsepower option promises up to 25 percent lower operating costs for farmers and city delivery, with models including the 112 inch 60 horsepower stake truck and 131 inch one and a half ton dump truck. The 85 horsepower engine remains standard across the commercial line, with refinements over last year.
Mrs Bam Gass visits El Paso while Mr and Mrs J M Jones take their daughter to Los Angeles. Mesdames Smith Clark and Attorney Sanders travel to Montgomery and Nashville for Christmas. Families plan trips to California and Las Cruces area for holidays as residents attend related events and seek rental notices.
December events include a PTA meeting with Duncan high school program led by Supt Townsend and music by Prof Santee. Eagles beat Clifton teams 34 28 and 29 28 in Dec games. V H S staged Dulcey play. welcome home for Elder Roy Payne. Quilting at Mrs Jones home featured blazing star quilt. Ward Conference held with Jessie Udall and others. Ruth Merrell gave a music recital at home. Waldo Jones returned from Alpine after appendicitis.
G. R. Quesenberry, director of Extension for New Mexico, was recommended for a 1936 Certificate of Recognition by Epsilon Sigma Phi. At the Grand Council Meeting in Houston, the endorsement was unanimous. Quesenberry has served since 1922, organizing the New Mexico Crop Improvement association and holding multiple leadership roles in state and national agricultural groups. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Coon visited from Deming. Mrs. Will Lynn visited Lordsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Moon and Miss Lola Jane Graham of Hatch spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright and Mrs. Herbert Young and their son Phillip of Animas were shopping here Monday.
Henry Winslow returned name from El Paso where he had been visiting his daughter.
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