Scouts To Meet Tonight At Church
Cub Scout Pack meeting will be held this evening at 7 p.m. in the undercroft of the First Baptist Church. Following the meeting the Pack will have their annual exchange party urging all to attend.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1957
Page
3
Cub Scout Pack meeting will be held this evening at 7 p.m. in the undercroft of the First Baptist Church. Following the meeting the Pack will have their annual exchange party urging all to attend.
Line Carrasco, an employee of Southwest Supply Co., was injured in a head-on collision Sunday near Benson Arizona. He had been visiting a sister in Tucson and was en route home when the accident occurred. He is in a Benson hospital and a full report has not been received by Mr. Koff.
The weekend saw The American Legion and Auxiliary mid winter conference in Albuquerque. E Forrest Sanders attended swearing in of H Vearle Payne in Lordsburg. Mrs C C Fuller visited Silver City. Mary Mortensen visited Tucson. Mack Frasier welcomed daughter Marietta Lynn on Dec 6. Night clerk at Hotel Hidalgo was summoned to Cincinnati for illness of his son. J F Houser business visit to Silver City. Harold Smith shopped in Silver City and Deming. Major William Poindexter, at Command and Staff school in Montgomery, Ala., spent Saturday with J R Poindexter and family. Bob Harwood Leo Nardoni Cindy Edith Bradberry shopped in Safford. Harry Carlson of Benson visited Miss Cora Glaze. Carlson a former teacher. Jack Morgan conducted Silver City business Monday.
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