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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
2
A Christmas meditation emphasizes Jesus message of equality before God and the exaltation of the meek. It contrasts the shepherds and wise men, extols children as bringers of joy, and praises the Peace Corps as a model of giving. The piece links charity, kindness, and national service to true Christmas joy.
Yolanda Renteria a NMSU University Park student won a blue ribbon for best decorated dorm door in her wing. Mavericks placed three on the Class 3-Ball district football teams with Dewey Reay and Bobby Camacho named on offense. Local visits include Mrs Ralph Smith Valerie and Marjorie Allen at the Jay Pierce home in Virden. Kathryn and Gloria McBride to visit R W Allen en route to California. H Vearle Payne sworn as district judge in Hidalgo County on Monday December 16. Frank Winters hosted a reception in El Paso honoring Amer Legion Auxiliary president Mrs Pat Kelley of Atlanta. Major William Poindexter, at Command and Staff school in Montgomery, Ala, spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Bob Harwood and the Nardoni family shopped in Safford.
A festive scene in a home where stockings hang and niños sleep. Santa shops at La Plaza de Weenrock while mamá prepares the turkey, the tree glows with lights, and all wish the family a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Ruth Bishop was installed as Worthy Matron and Peter Chase as Worthy Patron of the Eastern Star. Jeannette McGhee from Burns Flats arrived to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Jack and Jeannette McGhee. Emma J. Scofield leaves for Los Angeles for Christmas Week. Ginger and Sandra Dunkerson join Bear Dunkerson for holidays with Hugh Lockridge family.
Twenty years ago on December 19 1947 Sunday school classes led by Mrs Ted White and Mrs Ernest Short held a joint Christmas party at the Short home Miss Marilyn Fairly planned to return from Abilene Christian College to celebrate with her family chaperoned the Intermediate Girl Scouts hiked in hills south of town thirteen girls participated in the afternoon excursion
Giant V shaped balloons tested by pulp and paper companies to haul felled timber from inaccessible terrain. The balloons are 110 feet long, cigar shaped and joined at the nose with a tail fin, originally used to carry scientific instruments to high altitudes. They are developed with the American Paper Institute involvement.
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