It Might Happen Here Gala Cooking School Notice
A village reading invites the public to a February 25 event at the Palace Theatre featuring a Liberal club gala cooking school. The show promises entertaining demonstrations on home cooking, kitchen efficiency, and real equipment in a filmed romance of homemaking with familiar Hollywood touches and a practical focus on daily domestic tasks.
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Palace Theatre
Por Carda
Woking School
CCHS
Scientific New Laboratory B
Hollywood
West Coast
Patrick Takes Over Largo Garage From Hidalgo Deal
On February 1, W. irkpatrick of El Paso acquired the Largo Garage from Hidalgo Garage, with Kirkpatrick, owner of the Motor Company, moving to oversee operations. He is a lifelong auto man and NMML graduate with a lieutenant’s rank, bringing his wife and young son to live in one of the Smith apartments while his brother Willis relocates to Lordsburg.
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Tay- 1 Motor Company
Hidalgo
W.irkpatrick
el Paso
Kirkpatrick
Sermon Invitation From Urch of Christ Minister
The notice urges churchgoers to attend Sunday services at the Urch of Christ with Minister I Brimberry. It highlights a 6 a m wakeful message titled Witnesses and speaks of hearing The Sinner's Best in a call to join in worship.
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Urch OF Christ I. Brimberry
Christian Endeavor Meeting Reflects On Practices
Sunday evening discussion by the Christian Endeavor group drew twenty six attendees who shared practical ideas for service and use within the church. Ralph Jones led a program emphasizing consecration and participation by all ages from ten upward in the Church of Christ.
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C. E
Cople
Ralph Jones
Jople
Rom
Church of Christ
Brimberry
Many Improvements In The Animal School
A Liberal representative visiting Superintendent W L Mammerand praised progress at the school. A new building houses the light plant and a fine outside basketball court is under construction. Cinders mark bus and car parking, several teachers hold college degrees, and a grazing camp nearby adds to a lively community scene with new trees planted on school grounds. County officials Agnes Edington and O Meara were also visiting.
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W. L. Mammerand
W. L. Mammer
Winifred Laham
Ina Pfienger
Gladys Bivens
Kathleen Snyder
Animas
Agnes Edington
O'Meara
Las Cruces Visitor Aids Taxpayers
C Frank Meyer from Las Cruces visits his daughter and son in law Captain J Cloyd Miller and Mrs Miller for a few days and helps many with income taxes and government reports during the stay.
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C. Frank Meyer
Las Cruces
J. Cloyd Miller
Sign of Prosperity for Post Office Receipts
Postmaster Gene Montague notes January 1938 receipts were 359.38 dollars higher than January 1937, marking a strong barometer of business activity.
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Gene Montague
Roper Gas Ranges Secured By Local Lumber Firm
Geo P. Jeffus of W F Ritter Lumber Co says Lordsburg will receive the national Roper Natural Gas Ranges. The line offers 20 styles with 11 combinations, Astrogil Broiler and modern features. Discount of 10 percent on stock price for direct catalogue orders.
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Geo. P. Jeffus
W. F. Ritter Lumber Company
Lordsburg
Jeffus
Lions Club hears speech by District Governor Burt
Gaylord A Burt District Governor for New Mexico spoke to the Lordsburg Lions, praising Lions International growth from 34 clubs and 2 000 members in 1917 to 2 000 clubs and 000 members today. He noted a new club at Eunice near Hobbs and urged attendance for the Albuquerque district meeting May 6 7.
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Lions Club
Gaylord A. Burt
New Mexico
Taos
Lion District
International Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Eunice
Hobbs
Lordsburg Lions
Albuquerque
Lioniam
United States
Burt
Melvin Jones
The
Lions International
Fiest Club
Oldest resident in Lorda burg noted in Liberal
Mrs. Sarah Simpson identified as the town's oldest resident in Liberal. Her 82nd birthday occurred this July, while Mrs. I. B. Wood will turn 83 in March.
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I. B. Wood
Liberal
Sarah Simpson
Lordaburg
Mrs. Simpson
Wood
Greeting Old Friends by Bernalillo County Agent
J. G. Koogler, former Bernalillo county agent and longtime county agent, now with the SCS at Safford, greeted old friends here Monday. He traveled with H. E. Collina of the SCS.
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J. G. Koogler
Bernalillo
SCS
Safford
H. E. Collina
El Paso officials tour Tyrone mine and mill property
County Commissioner W. W. Hawkins and Mrs Hawkins along with County Engineer Sam P Fulton and Mrs Fulton and aide Paul Lance traveled from El Paso to Tyrone to inspect mine and mill property with Secretary Holt.
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W. W. Hawkins
Hawkins
Sam P. Fulton
Evelyn Richardson to Stay Months at Mrs Curry’s Guest Ranch
Miss Evelyn Richardson arrived from Philadelphia and will spend several months with Mrs. John Curry at her guest ranch in Pennsylvania.
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Miss Evelyn Richardson
Philadelphia
Will
John Curry
Sanitary officers visit Virden dairy for inspection
W. H. Bolton district sanitary officer and Westcott Burgess traveled from Silver City to Virden on Wednesday to inspect Lunt's Dairy. The visit aimed to assess health and sanitation conditions at the dairy operation.
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W. H. Bolton
Westcott Burgess
Silver City
Virden
Lunt
Lordsburg Club to Meet February 11 Dinner at Wells Home
The Lordsburg Business and Professional Women's Club schedules its monthly dinner meeting for February 11. Olivia Wells, education committee chair, oversees arrangements and the event will be held at the ranch home of Mrs. Wells.
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Lordsburg
Lordsburg Players Draw Mammoth Crowd in Vaudeville Triumph
The Lordsburg Players directed by Rev. Bryan Hall drew a large, receptive audience Monday night. Cast members including Thomas R. Taggart as Die Heatherby and Mrs Emma Scofield as Susan earned professional-level praise for their performances. The production was financially successful and acclaimed for its entertainment value.
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Bryan Hall
Thomas R. Taggart
Die Heatherby
Emma Scofield
Susan
Crawford Mearns
Buddy Chalmers
Babs Bowwell
Buddy
Martha Shipe
Ray Edington
Hillington
Grasshopper Outbreak Seen Threatening New Mexico Acres
G L Boykin of New Mexico State College warns about a serious spring as 2 000 000 acres could be involved in upcoming grasshopper outbreaks. Surveys indicate severe infestations in Union Quay Harding Colfax Mora counties with localized but destructive outbreaks in Bernalillo Sandoval San Miguel Taos and Rio Arriba. Supplies are stored and more are requested for next season to enable early, decisive poisoning of baby hoppers to protect crops.
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G. L. Boykin
New Mexico State College
Union
Quay
Harding
Colfax
Mora
Bernalillo
Sandoval
San Miguel
Taos
Rio Arriba
Dr H H Conder Attends Optical Conference in Lubbock
Dr H H Conder travels to Lubbock Texas to take part in a major op tical conference and engage with peers on recent advances in the field.
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H. H. Conder
Lubbock, Texas
United States Civil Service Exam Opens for Jr Radio Operator
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Assistant Communications Operator to fill the Junior Radio Operator post at 1620 dollars annually in the Fourth Air Navigation District based in Fort Worth Texas. Applicants must meet experience typing and age requirements and file by February 23 1938 with the Tenth U S Civil Service District in New Orleans Louisiana.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Fourth Air Navigation District
Bureau of Air Commerce
Fort Worth
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arizona
Arkansas
U. S. Civil Service District
Customhouse
New Orleans
Secretary U. S. Civil Service Board
Valentine Dance at Woman's Club Planned
The Woman's Club hosts a Valentine dance at the club building on Saturday night February 12 with music by the Four Wonders. Sandwiches and coffee will be served. Mrs. B. E. Allen serves as chair of the arrangements committee.
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The
Woman's Club
8. E. Allen
Bancroft Hutchins Visits New Mexico Sentinel Staff
Bancroft Hutchins of the New Mexico Sentinel was in town this week to cover or discuss publication affairs for his paper.
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Bancroft Hutchins
New Mexico Sentinel
Mavericks Face Virden Eagles In District Showdown
Lordsburg fights the Virden Eagles tomorrow night aiming to move up in District standings. Led by Wright and Mortensen, Lordsburg plans Extrada Gunman Thompson Cureton and Hill as starters. A large Virden crowd is expected with a preliminary game at 7 p.m.
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Lordsburg
Fighting
Mavericks
Virden Eagles
Virden
Silver City
Wright
Mortensen
Ben Field
Keen
Pierce
Extrada
Gunman
Thompson
Cureton
Hill
Guarda
Tuberculin Test Program for Hidalgo High School Students
The tuberculin test detects prior exposure to tuberculosis germs and is read after 48 hours. Positive results prompt X rays to check for active disease. Tests will be offered in February, conducted by Dr. J C Mitchell, with X rays by local physicians and film reads by Dr. Walter Warner. Funding comes from Tuberculosis Seals and state health funds. Consent cards go to parents.
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J. C. Mitchell
Walter I. Warner
Maytag Laboratories
Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitorium
Albuquerque
Hidalgo County
Health Protection Fund
State Bureau of Public Health
Change in Train Schedule on Sunset and Golden State Routes
Southern Pacific announces February 13 service changes. Eastbound Sunset Limited departs at 6 12 a m instead of 5 40 as Argo Naut moves to 4 30 p m. Westbound Californian runs via Lordsburg with through coach and tourist sleeping car from Chicago and Kansas City, leaving 12 52 p m and arriving Los Angeles 7 26 a m, replacing Argonaut on the south route.
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Sunset
Golden State
Southern Pacific Company
Fred H. Daniels
Lordsburg
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Daniels
American Legion Dance to Support Drum Corps Funds
The American Legion hosts a dance at Knights of Pythias hall on Saturday night February 12 to raise funds for completing the drum and bugle corps. The event aims to finish purchasing drums and bugles for the unit.
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The
American Legion
Knights of Pythias Hall
Miss Ima Fairly Confined Home by Severe Cold
Miss Ima Fairly was kept indoors for a week due to a severe cold, limiting her movements and daily routine. Her condition prompted rest and care at home as she recovers.
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Miss Ima
Animas Camp Rated High by Government Visit
Liberal representative invited by FE R. Alcott to Animas New Mexico CCC Camp DG-43N to tour. Inspector calls camp one of the outstanding grazing camps in the region with excellent morale, pristine upkeep, and an ideal commanding officer Lt Cheater B Adams.
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Chester 8. Adams
Supt
L. C. Matthews
Animas
FE. R. Alcott
Division of Grazing
Albuquerque
CCC
New Mexico
Cheater
Adams
Grant County
W. D. Petit
J. M. Moffett
Hoye
Otia P. Maddox, Jr
Ft. Biles
L. Matthews
H. Hightower
Rodent
G. L. Brown
Phillip W. Anderson
T. J. Reeves
NT Weeee W. Flannigan, Jr
van Nician
Pred Hill
H Arellames
Reuben Anderson
Pete Madrid
J. W. Lineburner
Allen Kapy
Mesa
Spy
Hidalgo County Celebrates President's Birthday in Best Event Yet
The Hidalgo county committee reports the President's Birthday celebration as the most successful yet. Dances at Lordaburg and the Palador Pavilion drew large crowds with Joe Lacons and his Collegians providing the music. The Knight of Pythias event under Claude Sanders also pleased attendees. Funds from the Virden and Animas events boosted the Infantile Paralysis Fund, with near ten dollars from the Virden game and dance and over thirty from Animas. A full financial report will follow in the Liberal.
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Hidalgo County
Lordaburg
Palador Pavilion
Joe Lacons
Knight of Pythias
Claude Sanders
Liberal
Animas
Virden
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Tuesday at City Hall
All members of the Chamber of Commerce and the board of directors are urged to attend the regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at City Hall to discuss several important items.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Lordsbury Hospital Staff Change Report
J A Gary of Road Forks seeks medical care at Lordsburg Hospital. Miss Effie Jump RN of El Paso fills in for Miss Maye Jones who recently retired.
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J. A. Gary
Road Forks
Effie Jump
R. N
el Paso
Maye Jones
Nat Gammon Re elected to Hotel Greeters Board El Paso
Nat Gammon has been reelected as a member of the Board of Governors for the Hotel Greeters of America El Paso division.
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Nat Gammon
Hotel Greeters of America
el Paso
Awful Truth Filming Seen By The Austins
Dr and Mrs C B Amazin viewed portions of The Awful Truth starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant with director Leo McCarey and meet the stars. The Austin party also notes Mrs Allen's February program featuring Ride Em Red with Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone.
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Austins
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Mee
C. B. Amazin
Charles Graenucci
Dr. Austin
Leo McCarey
Mrs. Allen
Ride Wore Red
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Lordsburg visitors marvel at town growth
Mrs F E Kurz of Chicago and her husband once lived in Lordsburg and ran the Greatmine flour mill north of town. They visited with Mrs F Schabet and two Misses from Deming and were surprised by Lordsburg's growth and prosperity since their departure years ago.
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F. E. Kurz
Chicago
Lordaburg
6Th Street
F. Schabet
Deming
Barbara Schabet
Gean Moran
Lordsburg
Methodist Church Service Schedule
Bryan Hall pastor leads morning church school at 0 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with the new day in missions as the subject. Evening service is at 7 30 p m followed by prayer at 7 p m Wednesday choir practice at 7 30 p m.
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts at January Luncheon
Mrs Nat Gammon entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club on January 26 with a bridge luncheon. Attendees included Mrs C B Austin Mrs J H Mrs R E Buvenes Mrs Harok Rolfe Mrs E J Short Mrs B S EB Allen and hostesses Mrs Nat Gammon and Mrs W C Downey.
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Nat Gammon
W. ©. Downey
C. B. Austin
J. H
R. E. Buvens
Harok Rolfe
E. J. Short
EB. Allen
W. C. Downey
Arizona Capitol Awards Gas Burner Conversion Contract
B L Sweet of Ritter Lumber Co returns from Phoenix with a contract to furnish and install conversion burners in two boilers for the Arizona state capitol. The deal was secured through Sundt Construction Co.
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B. L. Sweet
Ritter Lumber Company
Phoenix
Arizona State
Itol
Sundt Construction Company
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Cpatrick
Largo Garage
Faia
Christian Endeavor
Secures Agency For
Roper Gas Ranges
Pennsylvania
Mike
Ike
Glenn Moses
James White
Miss Shipe
Lundgren
United States Civil Service Examination
University of Arizona Glee Club
Rollin Pease
Lordsburg High School
University of Arizona
McBride
Hollis
Arom
Phil Philibosian
Lucile Lockhart
Pease
Tucson
Virden Casaba
Lordsburg Hospital
Pourmer
Wednesday Bridge Club
Arizona State Capitol
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