Experts Set Need for 23 Million in New State Funds
New Mexico officials project 23 million dollars needed for the year starting July to cover past deficits growth in student enrollment and increased salaries. Proposals include tax hikes or raising property and income taxes, with debate over a sales tax and 9 mill property cap. Legislators note slow hiring by Gov Campbell fuels discontent among northside Democrats.
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Santa FE
Jack Campbell
State Tax Commission
Phillips and Son Grocery Replaces Allen’s Store
Krom announces the Allen family sells Allen’s Grocery to Howard Phillips and son with the shop to be renamed Phillips and Son Grocery. Jan 22 1943, the notice notes changes in local business naming.
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Howard Phillips
Allen’s Grocery
Julian Allen
Phillips and Son
Local Notables and Appointments Highlight Week
January 23 1353 Mrs Rachel Atkinson begins as telephone operator at the local office. Barbara White daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted White becomes worthy advisor of Lordsburg Assembly No 17 Order of the Rainbow for Girls on January 18. Mrs Freeman McWhorter in Santa Fe with husband Rep McWhorter at the legislative session. Rep Robert Martin also attends the legislature.
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Rachel Atkinson
Barbara White
Ted White
Lordsburg Assembly No
Order of the Rainbow
Freeman McWhorter
Santa Fe
Rep. McWhorter
Rep
Robert Martin
PTA Enjoys New Beginning Band at High School
Last Thursday the PTA heard the new beginning Band at the High School Auditorium. Fifty-one students are now in this band. The Colomado Theatre will open for business Tuesday Feb. 3 according to Mrs. FE Allen.
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PTA
New Beginning
Colomado
FE. Allen
Community Club Schedule Highlights Weekly Meetings
A tidy schedule lists Boy Scouts, Tuesday Bridge, Woman's Missionary, Lion's Club, Knights of Pythias, Tuesday Club, Teen Agers, Wednesday Sewing, Wednesday Bridge, and Thursday Bridge events across this week.
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Boy Scouts
Woman's Missionary Lion's Club
Knights of Pythias
Teen Agers
First National Bank Stockholders Meet in Lordsburg
At a recent stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Lordsburg re elected to the board were Robert C Martin Mary Dee Kipp Darron E Richins W LeRoss Jones and N M Mori fort. Officers elected by the directors included Robert C Martin as chairman N M Morrison as president Darren E Richins as vice president inactive Fred Ewing as assistant vice president Miss Grady Sapp cashier Mr Virginia Dunkerson and Mrs tazel Amis as assistant cashiers. Last March the bank increased capital and surplus to 125000 each by a 25000 stock dividend bringing year end capital to 295009.00 with loans and discount 041485.00 less reserve 22400.00 and deposits 3566818.78 compared to 1956 year end figures.
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First Nationa Bank of
Lordsburg
Robert C. Martin
Mary Dee Kipp
Darron E. Richins
W. LeRoss Jones
N. M. Morifort
N. M. Morrison
Darren E. Richins
Fred Ewing
Grady Sapp
Virginia Dunkerson
Tazel Amis
First National Bank
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