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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1980
Page
4
Easy baby gifts for Christmas require no darts facings or linings. Susan Wright from New Mexico State University advises using soft smooth washable fabrics that are absorbent. Knits are recommended for their stretch and a slightly oversized fit aids easy dressing.
A birthday greeting from Sandra Gonzalez’s mom and dad wishing her joy and love on her special day. The message emphasizes family affection and celebratory wishes.
Bernardo Sainz Cobos 88 longtime Southern Pacific Railroad retiree died early Wednesday in Deming. Born July 13 1892 in Santa Rosa lia Camargo Mexico he lived at 516 S 8th St Deming. Survived by five sons three daughters 37 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday December 20 1980 at Wheeler Mortuary Chapel with Rev Douglas Brown officiating.
James Sais of New Mexico State University clarifies that poinsettias originated as a gift from Mexico to America rather than being an American staple. He notes the plant’s Mexican origin and its long association with Christmas decor.
A Christmas legend about a poor Mexican girl offering weeds to the Christ Child leads to the poinsettia. A November 15 card party at Animas Community Center, hosted by Omega Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, raised funds for St Jude's while thanking donors and attendees. The note also recounts Poinsettia history, noting bracts are leaves and mentioning American adoption by Joel Roberts Poinsett.
A star with one tenth solar mass may burn for a trillion years or more, vastly exceeding the universe’s current estimated age. This theoretical object would maintain fusion long after brighter stars fade, offering insight into stellar longevity and cosmic time scales.
Mae Martha Johnson of New Mexico State University urges starting holiday prep now by doubling recipes and freezing casseroles and one dish meals. Line pans with aluminum foil, cook until almost done, freeze at zero degrees, then bake later.
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