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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
6
Bethlehem keeps a solemn Christmas centered on the Church of the Nativity and Midnight Mass. Pilgrims sing in the square and process a Christ image to a manger until Epiphany. Eastern Orthodox and Armenian celebrations add January 6 observances.
Mrs. Fay Buvens of the Kerr Agency returned from Albuquerque where she attended the Eighteenth Annual Tax Clinic hosted by the New Mexico Society of Public Accountants. The three day conference featured IRS and New Mexico agencies officials, tax attorneys, and CPAs. Topics covered included 1964 federal and state income tax changes, social security taxes, farm and ranch tax issues, and collection procedures.
Ralph G. Miller, music director at Lordsburg Jr High, will present a classical Christmas organ recital before the parish program on December 19 at the Cafetorium starting 7 p.m. The program includes Offertory for Christmas Season, The Christmas Pipes of County Clare, While Shepherds Watched, Pastorale Op. 39 No. 9, Christmas Fantasy, Adestes Fideles and Good King Wenceslas. The note adds January 18, old style January 6.
The hospital lists a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Garcia on December 14. It notes surgery patients including Danny Lechuga Ben Coker Mary Valdez and others. Several named patients remain confined and seven persons received emergency treatment amid fourteen pre marital serology tests.
Miss Reba Smith of New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension explains a home made snow using packaged soap or detergent and water whipped to a stiff meringue like mix. The suds snow dries to a porous finish lasting weeks and can ornament windows mirrors trees and wreaths with no mess. The article also notes the Manozanna orchard dating back to 1676 as a historical aside.
Howard A. Wilmeth and Eric A. Koski, former Kennecott China Mines Division employees, are issued U S Patent No 3161282 for a rope suspended movable belt conveyor assigned to Kennecott. This is their fourth China Mines patent and Wilmeth’s third Koski’s second. Patent rewards include fixed sums and royalties up to a $50 000 cap.
Deming New Mexico on December 2 1964 notice announces Harry L Bray of Lordsburg Hidalgo County filed to appropriate 480 acre feet per year of underground water by drilling a 12 inch diameter well 1000 feet deep to supplement Well X LV-206 for irrigation of 1600 acres in SE quarter Section 13 Township 23 South Range 18 West New Mexico P M. Protest rights exist with 10 days after last publication December 25 1964.
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