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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1952

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Farm and Ranchers Educational Program Set at City Hall

The Hi County co operative, with sponsors including Electric Co op and county agents, will host an all day farmers and ranchers educational program Tuesday February 12 at City Hall. Attendees will hear about ground water resources supply and dependability and cotton insect identification and recommended control measures by Mike Sabola.

Mbus Electric Coop. Inc City C. S. Ver Albuquerque Dist. Earf U.S Mike Sabola

Cloyd Miller Speaks at DKG Meet Dinner

DKG members and honored guests gathered January 31 at Hotel Hidalgo for a dinner honoring speaker Cloyd Miller. Roses adorned tables, corsages were given to Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Cloyd Miller, and Mrs. Miller welcomed guests before introducing Miss Fairly and Mr. Miller.

Delta Kappa Gamma Spy Hotel Hidalgo Desappa Gamma Milpresident National Edit Association Miller

Fire damages Tower Gas Station into upper area

Residents awoke to a loud fire alarm about 2 a.m. at the Tower Gas station west of Ee and Was. The blaze is traced to a faulty transformer and was confined to the upper part of the building causing minor damage. The station is owned by T. DePaoli and managed by Sanchez.

T. DePaoli Sanchez

Dinner and Dance to Mark Mortgage Burning at Legion Hall

A dinner and dance event at the Legion Hall marks the burning of a mortgage for Legion X auxiliary members and their spouses. Attendance is limited to those invited or who have registered and notified Bishop by noon Saturday.

Leghall Legion Legion Xiliary Tay

Legion Auxiliary Plans Americanism Program at High School

The American Legion auxiliary met in the Legion hall with Mrs. Claude Fuller presiding. They voted to donate to the March of Dimes and the Heart Foundation and announced a Friday evening program on Americanism at the high school about citizenship nat ionalization and the flag. The event is open to the public with an essay contest for seniors and juniors and a gold medal as prize.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Claude €. Fuller March of Dimes and the Heart Foundation

Eugene Romney Heads Band Parents Club

Eugene Romney was elected president of the Band Parents Club with W. P. Hill as vice president Emmaline Richards as secretary treasurer Glen Dorsett as publicity and Mrs Roger Brandt as news reporter The executive board includes the officers and school principals plus P M Chase president of the school board and the director of instrumental music A membership drive will seek support for the new organization The next meeting is set for Thursday evening March 4.

Eugene Romney W. P. Hill Emmaline Richards Glen Dorsett Roger Brandt Sherwoodson D P. M. Chase Roger

High Wind and Dust Storm Hits Lordsburg

The high wind and dust storm last Saturday afternoon February 2 caused minor traffic accidents. Frontier Airlines reports the wind storm hit Lordsburg around 10:00 a.m. and lasted until 5:00 p.m. with peak wind at 52 mph. Visibility at the airport dropped to half a mile and sometimes zero while the temperature stayed at 60 degrees. The storm moved from the west and shifted to the south-southwest by 5:30 p.m.

Frontier Airlines Lordsburg

Rainbow Assembly Installs Worthy Officers in Lordsburg

Patricia Flickinger became stalled worthy adviser of Lordsburg Assembly No. 17, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at the Masonic building on Sunday February 3. Other newly installed officers include Mary Read as worthy associate adviser and Barbara McCants as charity with a slate of related posts listed.

Patricia Flickinger Bob Flicknger Lordsburg Assembly Order of the Rainbow Masonic Mary Read Barbara McCants Charity Betty Bradford Hope Barbara White Betty Ann Mosely Quanah Cox Virginia Dunkerson Roberta Corbell Kathleen Ray Shiley Tibbs Jane Chase Nature Karen Steele Marilyn Anderson Fidelity Patsy Crouch Joyce Poindexter Rita Corbell Confidential Sue McCarty Outer Observer Margaret Richards Mertice Brooks

Boy Scouts Launch New Three Year Program Forward On Liberty Team

During Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12 the Boy Scouts of America will introduce a three year program titled Forward On Liberty's Team. The organization with 7.355 million adult volunteers and over 80,000 units aims to build character and train youths to do their duty to God and country as America anticipates a large rise in Scout numbers.

America Boy Scouts of America Liberty

School To Resume Monday After Illness Break

Wesley Freeburg announces school will resume Monday morning February 11 after dismissing Tuesday due to widespread illness among pupils.

Wesley Freeburg

Lions Thank Elks for March of Dimes Dance

The Lordsburg Lions club March of Dimes committee thanks the Elks club for use of rooms for the January 19 March of Dimes dance. Gratitude is also extended to the Moctezuma Club and Railroad Club for sponsoring dances supporting the cause.

Lordsburg Lions Club Elks Club Moctezuma Club Railroad Club

Appreciation Trade Day Sits Feb 9 in Lordsburg

Lordsburg announces weekly Appreciation Day starting Feb 15 with merchants along Railroad Ave offering specials. The first event Sat Feb 9 at 3 30 PM between the police building and the S P station will feature PA announcements if the band program is delayed.

S. P Railroad Ave Lordsburg Santa Clara Alaska Santa Virden

Lordsburg Schools Close After Illness Outbreak

Lordsburg schools ended the day early and will remain closed for the week due to illness among many pupils. Superintendent Wesley Freeburg Principal B. B. McAlister and John Miller district health officer met the decision followed by advice from county nurse Patsy Miller urging ill children to stay home. Schools will reopen next Monday.

Lordsburg Wesley Freeburg B. B. McAlister John Miller Silver City Patsy Miller Ches Schol

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