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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1953

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The Three Little Pigs musical at Lordsburg Junior High

On January 13, Penthouse Productions brings The Three Little Pigs to Lordsburg Junior High auditorium with 1:00 and 2:30 shows. Sponsor is Lordsburg PTA. features an all adult New York cast and familiar fairyland characters. Tickets on sale now.

Three Little Pigs Junior High Auditorium Lordsburg Pta Penthouse Productions New York City New York Rooster Ad Wolf Porky Piggily

Legion Auxiliary Meets at Legion Hall for January Session

The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Legion hall on January 5 with a buffet supper by Ruby Warren. The membership quota nears completion as plans are made to urge unpaid members to settle in January. Mrs. C. C. Fuller reported on the Past Presidents parley and officers were discussed for a semiannual rotation. Current officers are Mrs. Fuller president, Mrs. Elizabeth Scofield vice president, and Mrs. Alma Carson secretary-treasurer. The unit backs Elizabeth Winters for State Auxiliary president, noting her prior role as first vice president. Letters from Ft. Bayard Veterans Hospital thank the unit and Winters for support to veterans. With Wesley Freeburg’s approval, eight copies of Key to Peace by Clar- are mentioned for distribution.

Themerican Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Monay Ruby Warren C. C. Fuller Fuller Elizabeth Scofield Alma Carson Sec Treas Elizabeth Winters State Auxiliary Ft. Bayard Veterans Hospital Winters Wesley Freeburg Clar

C of C To Elect Officers January 12

The directors of the Chamber of Commerce will elect officers for the 1953 season at the regular meeting on Thursday January 12. The annual secretary's report will be presented. New member R H Sebree of the Sea Shell motel joins, owner of Sea Shell motels in Arizona.

Chamber of Commerce R. H. Sebree Sea Shell Sebree Arizona

Mrs. G Porter Dies After City Motor Crash

Mrs. Gertude Porter of this city died after a two car collision on highway 80 eight miles west of town near Brickey station. The accident involved a 1950 Tudor Chevrolet driven east by J R Hunt of Tatum New Mexico and a Studebaker pickup driven west by Levian Kerr of this city. Porter passenger in Kerr’s vehicle died Sunday of injuries. Kerr hospitalized with bruises. Hunt and wife minor injuries. infant uninjured. Vehicles totaled. Sheriff Dick Richards investigated.

Highway 80 Brickey Station Gertrude Porter J. R. Hunt Tatum New Mexico Studebaker Levion Kerr

Sun Princess Anna Martin Tops Southwestern Sun Carnival

Miss Anna Irene Martin served as Lordburg's Sun Princess at the Southwestern Sun Carnival weekend events. Registrations and an instruction meeting opened Friday at the Cortez hotel, followed by a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and a Fort Bliss dance in honor of the officers wives duchess. The Queen's court gathered Saturday morning at Hotel Cortez to practice for the coronation, which occurred Saturday evening, with ten duchesses and forty Sun Princesses in attendance.

Anna Irene Martin Lordburg Cortez Hotel Woman's Department of the Chamber of Commerce Westerner Fort Bliss Hotel Cortez el Paso

Library placements by Legion Auxiliary noted

The Legion Auxiliary will place Ence Manion in the high school library and provide two copies to the junior high library for reading and reference.

Ence Manion The Legion Auxiliary

March of Dimes Lungs Distributed in Hidalgo County Drive

H H Bryant distributes March of Dimes iron lungs in Hidalgo County through stores and shops. He notes this is the largest local supply yet, linking it to high demand from last year’s polio epidemic. The article explains costs covered by donations and mentions benefit dances in Animas and Lordsburg on January 24 and 31.

Hidalgo County H. H. Bryant Nationmal Foundation March of Dimes Animas The Legion Hall Lordsburg Elks Club la Fiesta Club

Quintana Killed in Korea, Boxing Champion Remembered

Hilberto Quintana 22, former Lordsburg resident and Clifton native, reported killed in Korea on December 17 by the War Department. Arizona lightweight boxing champion and Western New Mexico Golden Gloves holder, he also earned sportsmanship and outstanding fighter honors in Silver City.

Clifton, Ariz Hilberto Trucha) Quintana Lordsburg Clifton Korea War Department Quintana Arizona Silver City

Lack of Water Closes Animas School

The Animas school did not open on time Monday January 5 due to a water shortage. A new pump was installed but the well ran dry. Superintendent Hatch arranged temporary water hauling and the school reopened on Wednesday while a new well is drilled for a permanent supply.

Animas Supt Hatch

Installation of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters

Joint installation ceremonies Tuesday at the Pythian hall with R B Ownby as Knights installing officer and Mrs Edith White leading the Sisters. Officers installed included Foy Powell, Jack Heather, Mary Frances Rice, Vera Craddock and others. Little Pyramid Council Sunshine Girls performed a colorfully staged courtesy drill with floral tributes and a corsage for Vera Craddock. Refreshments and a social hour followed.

Knights of Pythians Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall R. B. Ownby Knights Jack Heather Leo Cohen Earle Kerr End Harold Bishop Foy Powell Frank Bowman Komer Brooks E. N. Jackson Jack McGhee R. C. Tiles Ivan R. Kennett George Haltom B. M. Kimbley Treas Glen Dorsett Edith White Ethel May Baxter Barbara Gralusha Sylvia Kerr Mary Frances Rice Vera Craddock Ethel Short Sylvas Lehman Oma Dorsett Ina Sheldrick Berta Rountree Mary Johnson Elizabeth Winters Little Pyramid Council Sunshine Girls

New Checking Station at San Simon

An agricultural inspection station will be ready by June 30, three miles east of San Simon on highway 86. Arizona Highway Department called for bids to construct the concrete block building with steel canopy and inspection facilities. Bids open January 20.

Phoenix San Simon Arizona Highway Department

County Officers Take Office in Hidalgo County January

Newly elected county clerk Mrs Emma J Scofield and re elected commissioners Antone Thygergon Ethel W Richins and George F Pendleton were sworn in January 1 The board named Pendleton chairman for 1953 and re appointed road grader county jailer and courthouse janitor Other officers sworn in January 1 include Mrs Percy Brown assessor June Dunagan treasurer G Lynn Hatch superintendent C L Brown justice of the peace Lordsburg Isabella N Read Also elected officials returning include Sheriff Dick Richards and Probate Judge Earle Kerr State Senator Vearle Payne and Representatives Freeman McWhorter and Robert Martin from the 22nd district convene January 13.

Emma J. Scofield Antone Thygergon Ethel W. Richins George F. Pendleton Margaret Fuller Marshall Fuller Board of County Commissioners Geo. EK. Pendleton Tommy McDaniel W. L. Lynn Winnie Pankey Percy Brown June Dunagan G. Lynn Hatch C .L .Brown Lordsburg Isabella N. Read Dick Richards Earle Kerr Damon Dunagan Ima Fairly Vearle Payne Hidalgo County Freeman McWhorter Robert Martin Hidalgo Grant Counties

Hobby Group Meeting At High School Shop

Adults interested in working in the high school shop are invited to a Monday meeting at 7 00 p m on January 12 to organize a ten to twelve week program. Those unable to attend may contact A L Blanter the shop instructor to enter their name as space is limited.

A. L .Blanter

Notice to Firemen Drill Friday January Ninth

Notice to firemen announces a regular meeting and drill at the fire station next Friday January 9 at 7 p.m. All members urged to attend.

Patient McInnis Returns Home From Fort Bayard Hospital

P. M. McInnis, long treated at Fort Bayard hospital, has come home for the holidays. He remains confined to bed but is showing considerable improvement and will stay for some time.

P. M. McInnis Fort Bayard Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. Y Jr. High C of C Mon G. Porter Anna Martin S. W Sun Court Hilberto Quintana Carrie Bounds Hidalgo County Hospital Cne K. of P G. Pendleton Co Southern Pacific Railroad
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