Junior High PTA Observes Founders Day Meeting
The Lordsburg Junior High PTA held its February meeting February 9 at the school auditorium. A short program recognized winners in book, traveling award contests, and Scouting honors with Second and First Class badges awarded to local boys.
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PTA
Lordsburg P. T. A
Smith
Wall
Lewis Jackson
Undt
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Wesley Freeburg
Austin
William Kipp
Byron Stiles
Gordon Cory
Mike Barrick
Mike Rundle
Emmette Glasson
R. V. Traylor
Wesley Barrick
Sam Bishop
K. C Holleran
Denny Bryant
Arthur Richards
Lonnie Nally
Billy Barnes
Bobby Harwood
James Baxter
Lloyd Payne
Raymond Probert
Eddie Brown
God And Country Award Presented Jimmy Brunner
Jimmy Brunner son of Rev and Mrs Lester Brunner received the God and Country Award from the Boy Scouts of America church committee. The badge requires eighteen months of study with the pastor, Bible study, church history, and active church service. He is the only Yucca Council boy outside El Paso to hold the honor, and his parents scoutmaster are very proud.
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Jimmy Brunnner
Lester Brunner
Tec Church Committee
Its of America
Jimmy
el Paso
New Mexico State Police Staff Expanded in Lordsburg
Captain John Bradford and Patrolman Wallace Tapley stationed in Lordsburg as NM State Police expand presence. Tapley, veteran of 10 years in the Air Force and former POW, joined Santa Fe Police School in 1952 and will serve permanently in the Lordsburg area. He is married with one son and previously led police in Mayard NM. Bradford remains in Lordsburg while Tapley assists with added duties from his promotion.
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John Bradford
Wallace Tapley
Lordsburg
Tapley
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Min
Olin
Longview
Texas
Liver City
Roy Eg Fo
Mayard N. M
New Mexico State Police
United States Air Force
Berlin
Bredford
Animas Tops Lordsburg in Overtime Thriller
Animas defeats Lordsburg Mavericks B team 64 to 62 in overtime after a 58 58 deadlock at end of regulation. Yarbrough leads Animas with 29 points. Peterson adds 16. Lordsburg trio Biggin Maxwell Lytle Brito score double digits in a hard fought finish.
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Lordsburg Mavericks
Animas
ta@irn
Mavericks
Animas Basketeers
Yarbrough
Peterson
Biggin
Lordsburg
Maxwell
Lytle
Brito
Meeting Postponed After Death of Mr. Jack Heather
The K. P. meeting scheduled for Tuesday has been called off due to the death of Mr. Jack Heather. The notice notes the cancellation and offers no rescheduled date.
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K. P
Jack Heather
S Jack Heather Passes Away in Lordsburg
Obituary notice reports the death of S. Jack Heather, longtime Lordsburg businessman, at 8 a m Thursday morning at his home in south Lordsburg. Funeral details to be published next week in the Liberal. community mourns his loss.
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S. Jack Heather
Lordsburg
South Lordsburg
Preas
Liberal
Mavericks Hand Deming for Second Straight Loss
The unpredictable Mavericks defeated Deming twice in one week, winning by two and three points. They overcame size and weight disadvantages to beat the favored Wildcats, boosting team spirit and Coach Probert's outlook.
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Mavericks
Deming
Wildcats
Probert
Lordsburg Fire Ordinance 40 Urges Fire Vehicle Rules
Lordsburg New Mexico police remind citizens to read Ordinance 40 regulating fire truck bells and equipment. Violators face penalties as enforced by the village board. Vehicles and pedestrians must yield when fire apparatus is in action.
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Board of Trustees
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Village of
Plans for Cotton Caravan Visit Next Thursday
Complete plans for the Cotton Caravan visit to Lordsburg on Thursday February 19 are announced by Mrs Margueritte Codding secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce. Registration near 9 am at the Elks Club second and Shakespeare streets earns badges for a free barbecue dinner and free movie tickets for children.
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Lordsburg
Margueritte Codding
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
Second
Shakespeare Streets
Elks Hall
H. L. Hildwein
Mike Swoboda
John T Stovall
C Improvement Associaon
Wik
Keeton
G Hoff
Captain John Bradford Attends Traffic Conference
Captain John N. Bradford Jr of the New Mexico State Police traveled to Albuquerque for a three day Traffic Courts Conference starting February 12 at the School of Law. The event, led by traffic safety leaders, will stress traffic court importance and seek a uniform procedure for handling traffic cases.
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John N. Bradord, Jr
New Mexico State Police
Albuquerque
School of Law Department
State University
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Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
God and Country Award
Jimmy Brunner
Ordnance
Lalo Sanchez
Thurs
Southern Pacific Railroad
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