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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1961
Page
4
Local families from Patagonia, Lordsburg, Portal and Douglas gathered for Christmas visits. The Rodeo School closed for holidays and will resume January 3, 1962. Walter Reed dies at 69. funeral held in Douglas with burial in Calvary Memorial Park.
A holiday themed piece urges safer driving as a public safety warning. It contrasts careful motorists with speeders and drunk drivers and calls for responsible behavior to protect lives during the festive season.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Russell and Mrs. Nannie Russell will dine in Deming at the home of Mrs. Ruth Narmour. Manuel Dominguez and family, Alfonso Merino, Frank Aragon, Manuel Dominguez Jr., Pete and Isabel Dominguez, and Jack Hoggett relatives are listed as holiday guests in Arizona and New Mexico. I B Richards returns home after a four month visit with relatives in Alpine and Lordsburg. Tony Arambula hosts his father from Agua Prieta and Jess Miranda family in Douglas. C D Dill family were guests in Douglas.
The Lordsburg 4-H Club held its Christmas party on December 16 in the basement of the Methodist Church. Members exchanged gifts and played games, then enjoyed refreshments including soda chips cookies and candy.
The annual celebration at the court house was held Tuesday December 19 with an estimated attendance of many. Court house personnel donated refreshments and assisted serving a spread that included cake cookies sandwiches chili con queso pickles olives nuts coffee and punch.
Saturday in the home of Mr and Mrs Elmo Morris is referenced as an occasion or gathering with no additional details about participants purpose or context provided.
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