For Sale Salz Brood Mares and Fillies
Auction note offers extra good brood mares and fillies for sale. See Pat Carley for details.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1940
Page
4
Auction note offers extra good brood mares and fillies for sale. See Pat Carley for details.
10 bull calves and older priced by R. W. Cureton in Lordsburg New Mexico call 85F3. Genuineas for eating or breeding purposes offered by Alvin L. Parker contact phone 100.
A Rawleigh route is offered in Luna and Hidalgo counties with a chance to own a pleasant permanent and profitable business. Write Rawleighs Dept NM1.281-212 Denver CO for details and start the new year with self employment.
The Pythian Sisters hosted a Tuesday night benefit card party at the K P Hall. Ten tables featured rock and bridge games with prizes of cakes for high and low scorers including Claude Speer and Mrs Leonard Been in 42, Judy Klementa and Mrs Howard Lunt in rook, and Mrs Ben Cochran with Lola Mae Atkinson in bridge. Refreshments of fruit cake coffee or cocoa followed.
Fourteen members attended a Monday afternoon party where gifts collected will join Lions Club Pythian Sisters and American Legion Auxiliary contributions to form Christmas baskets. Bingo and prizes followed with decorations of mistletoe and poinsettia.
Mrs. Roy Melugin hosted a Friday stork shower for Mrs. R. R. Lewis with games and gifts displayed in a basinette labeled For Buster. The color scheme blue and pink carried through treats and decorative napkins. Attendees included Mrs. R. R. Lewis and her mother Mrs. F. H. Lynn of Anthony along with several others.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held its Christmas party Wednesday at Mrs. O. M. McMeans home. The event featured imitation snow decor and Christmas games with gifts exchanged under a well adorned tree. Attendees included Mesdames Fish D O Panky Frank Corbell Robert Corbell Virgil Craddock Sam Gass Glenn Moses Felix Jones Vernon Brock Earl Malone L T MecKinzie Paul Elmore Amy Pence and Del Winters. Spiced Russian punch was served.
The Wednesday Sewing Club held a Christmas luncheon at Mrs. P M Chase's home with hostesses Mrs FP M Chase Mrs H Chase and Mrs J B Culberson. Attendees included Mesdames L B Robinson H S Chase P M Chase T R Taggart Harry Gale W C Mearna J B Culberson Allan Hood J R Poindexter Freeman McWhorter and J T Emanuel.
Mrs Sam P Fulton is admitted to the MacDowell Club of El Paso, joining as a top ranking member. She formerly chaired the Womans Club music department, plays organ at St Alban’s Episcopal, and performed Bach Invention No 1 Czerny Etudes Op 40 No 7 first movement Beethoven Op 27 Sea Pieces and Starlight for the board.
Mrs. J. R. Poindexter entertained the Friday Luncheon Bridge Club. Attendees included Mrs C. B. Austin Mrs S. E. Allen Mrs F. F. Sanders Mrs Faye Clayton Mr Donald Johnson Mr F H Winters Mr L B Robinson and Mr M D Honaker.
The Scissorettes held their meeting at Mrs Maye Belle Clayton’s home on Friday, presenting wash cloths to the hostess and hosting a shower for Mrs Gracie Gossit. Refreshments served to listed members, with next meeting at Mrs Vera Craddock’s home and new officers to be elected.
Mr and Mrs E F Sanders depart for Nashville to visit Sanders family for the Christmas vacation, with a brief stop planned in New Orleans.
Mrs J L Willis of Center Texas mother of Mrs Noble Kirkpatrick arrived Sunday to spend the holiday season and visit relatives.
The N and T Club held a Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Jack Clark’s home with hostesses Mrs. Clark Mrs. S M Chase Mrs R B Ownby and Mrs W P Hill. Gifts were exchanged under the decorated tree as members and guests attended.
The FP T Sewing Club held a Wednesday Christmas party at Mrs. Jimmie Woods home. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Weldon Eason vice president Mrs Harlan Black secretary treasurer Mrs Vanda Lee Paige and flower chairman Mrs Jimmie Woods. Gift exchange and refreshments followed with Santa Claus crafts and holiday treats for youngsters and adults.
The Monday Night Bridge Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. H. E. Scofield’s home with Miss Bertha Scofield as hostess. Gifts were exchanged with Miss Mildred Truitt acting as Santa Claus. Prizes were awarded to Miss Lola Mae Atkinson Mrs Mildred Townsend Miss Exa Barton and Miss Margaret Fuller. Attendees included several club members and guests.
Miss Naomi Wood arrived Saturday evening to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe E Wood. Miss Wood attends George Pepperdine College in Los Angeles.
Pullets and started chicks available from the Pringle Poultry Plant in Deming New Mexico with fall hatch season starting September 10.
Nice firm pickles offered for sale in two sizes. Sixty gallon crates delivered or forty cents per gallon. Contact B. Y. Whip R. 1 Virden New Mexico.
A rental notice offers furnished accommodations with row heat at the Sunset Hotel. A separate ad notes a sale of a new 30 gallon automatic gas water heater for re gas use.
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