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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1944

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Legionaire-K P Picnic A Grand Fourth Of July Event

The American Legion and Knights of Pythias sponsored a July Fourth picnic in Wood Canyon north of Lordsburg attracting about four hundred Legionaires Knights of Pythias Boy Scouts service men and families. Pard Rogers led the beef and mutton barbecue with salad pickles rolls iced lemonade and without issue. Afternoon diversions included softball horseshoes and darts with Ruth Galanti praised as a pitcher and F M Brickley as referee. Donors of meat included George H Cureton L P McHalffey Jr K P H G Adams Marlin Hoggett and W H Walter each contributing beef or mutton.

Wood Canyon Lordsburg American Legion Knights of Pythias Legion Boy Scouts Pard Rogers Ruth Galanti F. M. Brickley George H. Cureton Legionaire L. P. McHalffey, Jr. K. P H. G. Adams Marlin Hoggett W. H. Walter Legionaires

Fisher's Hardware donation to Lordsburg firemen

In Lordsburg New Mexico on June 22 1944 Fisher's Hardware sends a check for 7.50 to the Lordsburg Fire Department Chief J H Baxter as appreciation for the theatre fire response. The letter expresses thanks and a wish to contribute more in the future.

Lordsburg New Mexico Fisher's Hardware Ry F. M. Fisher

Unfinished Sermon Aims at Heart For Church Members

Methodist Church announces Sunday sermon by Pastor Franklin R Poage titled The Unfinished Sermon with theme Steadfast In Faith Cheerful Hope. He urges parishioners to attend services after several absences and notes junior Bible class led by Mrs Thorp and growing attendance of children.

Thorp Mr. Brickley Franklin R. Poage

Navy WAVES Seaman Completes Training at Hunter College

Hulal a Hernandez Seaman first class daughter of Mr and Mrs Iberto Hernandez has finished basic training and indoctrination at the Naval Training School for WAVES Hunter College New York City She is transferred to the Naval Medical Center Bethesda Maryland for duty Hernandez enlisted in the WAVES in March through the Navy recruiting station at Albuquerque A graduate of Cardinalsburg High School she was employed in the armed forces prior to enlistment Other relatives in uniform include Andres Hernandez Ramon Hernandez Manuel Martinez and Antonio Diaz.

Hulal A Hernandez U. S. Naval Women’reserve Iberto Hernandez Naval Training Hool Hunter Ollege New York City Seaman Maner Naval Medical Center Bethesa Maryland Mise Hernandez YAVES Theavy Alburque Ardsburg Navy Andres Herandez Ramon Hernandez Manuel Martinez Pfentonio Diaz

Navy Accepts 17 Year Old John Czarneck at Santa Fe

John L. Czarneck, 17, of Lordburg, was accepted by the U. S. Navy on June 29 at the main recruiting station in Santa Fe. He volunteered through Silver City Navy recruiting station and was sworn in as apprentice seaman. He was released to inactive duty for ten days before transfer to the naval training station.

John L. Czarneck Lordburg U. S. Navy Santa Fe Naval Service Silver City Naval Training Station

Wopstad Promoted to Lt Colonel in U S Signal Ops

The long time resident Set. Ever tt O Wopstad has been promoted to Lt Col in the U S Signal Ops. His wife is the former Miss Dollie Pent of the local post office The news was sent to Mrs W F Winters and other Wopstads friends.

Set Evertt O. Wopstad Lordsburg U. S Dollie Pent W. F. Winters Wogstads Las Croces Col. Fountain Mescalere Dons Ana County Masonic Lodge Lac Crucellans Col. Pountate

Picnic and Weiner Roast Delights Local Guests

A Monday night delight featured a picnic and weiner roast with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, Pfe. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hud, Misses David Warren and Mrs. John Bradford among attendees.

E. C. Bowman A. B. Bowman Frank Bowman Pfe Grant An Paul Hud A. B. Warren David Warren

Oldest Inhabitant Sarah Simpson Turns 88 on July 4

Laordsburg’s oldest resident, Mrs. Sarah Simpson, celebrated her 88th birthday one day before Independence Day. Close friends visited her home bringing ice cream and cake while a testimonial list was signed by Mesdames S. M. Chase, John T. Muir, R. B. Ownby, J. L. Wells, A. L. Green, G. W. Trimble, W. P. Hill, John Kerr, L. L. Cotton, Col. John T. Mui, Col. Willard F. Holt, Piddie Clark, Mrs. Green’s grandson, Mrs. George Stokes assisted.

Sarah Simpson Laordsburg Simpson S. M. Chase John T. Muir R. B. Ownby A. L. Green G. W. Trimble W. P. Hill John Kerr L. L. Cotton John T. Mui Willard F. Holt Piddie Clark Green Mra Simpson George Stokes

Cloverdale And Annas Communities Bond Drive Dance

Saturday July 1 Cloverdale and Annas communities held a dance at Cloverdale school to support Hidalgo county bond quota. English family provided the music. Bonds sold totaled 4000 dollars and 17.52 dollars were subscribed to the Red Cross. Mrs. R R Ellison and Mrs Eva Pendleton Henderson sponsored the event with community cooperation.

Cloverdale Annas Hidalgo County Red Cross R. R. Ellison Eva Pendleton Henderson

Lordsburg Hidalgo Library Board Meeting Notes

The Lordsburg Hidalgo Library board met on Monday June 5 with members present. They voted to buy fifty dollars in War Bonds and accepted a donation of thirty volumes from Sgt and Mrs Pelton. New titles include So Long Ago Best Detective Stories Flutes Of Shanghai Whistling Lad Quick Triggers Anna and King Of Siam Ox Bow Incident Yankee Thunder Lassie Come Home Heidi's Children You're Only Human Once Dirigo Point Life and Death Of Little Jo A Bee In Her Bonnet Leave Her To Heaven Prodigal Women Bowl Of Brass They Shall Not Sleep and Three Readers.

Lordsburg-Hidalgo Hazel Buvens Matilde Johnson Berta Rountree Pearl Gauthier Sgt Pelton Lordsburg Anna Little Jo

Verna B McWhorter Celebrates 18th Birthday Dinner

The Freeman and McWhorter home hosts a Sunday night birthday dinner for Miss Verna B McWhorter on her 18th birthday. Guests include J. S. Culberson and Paul Hudson couples, Henry Ellison, John Bradford, Clara Kimbley, Daryl Steen, Lt A P Crosa, J R Poindexter, and the hosts.

Freeman McWhorter Verna B McWhorter J. S. Culberson Paul Hudson Henry Ellison John Bradford Clara Kimbley Daryl Steen A. P. Crosa J. R. Poindexter Vernan McWhorter

Mrs Beatrice Mitchell Sails to Boston and New York

Mrs Beatrice Mitchell secretary at the Sanders law office left July 1 for Boston Massachusetts. She will visit her mother in Winthrop and her sister in the WAVES in New York City. She plans to return to Lordsburg September 1.

Beatrice Mitchell Sanders’ Law Office Boston Massachusetts Winthrop New York City Lordsburg

New Mexico Alfalfa Prices Set by Office of Price Administration

The OPA establishes maximum alfalfa hay prices to curb rising costs for farmers and buyers. District Two, including New Mexico and Texas, set base prices from May to Oct at 20.50 per ton and higher in winter months, with additional transport, baling, and distributor markups outlined for producers, dealers, and retailers.

Office of Price Administration States District of Columbia New Mexico Texas Walter M. Connell OPA Jess

Prices Spark Complaints Over Lunch in China

Capt. George W. Lusk formerly of TWA traffic in Albuquerque now in China writes Gus Bruskas urging the posting of prices at a local cafe. He lists a light lunch at 250 dollars with soup 60 ham sandwich 140 and coffee 50 and praises U S price controls.

China George W. Lusk TWA Albuquerque Gus Bruskas Capt Lusk Jack Korver United States OPA

Ration Timetable Highlights For Forty Four Items

The notice lists food and goods rationing details including Meats Blue Blue stamps in Books Four and Three Airplane Shoes and Gasoline coupons. It sets validity dates from July or February 1945 and specifies quantities for sugar home canning and certain stamps. It also notes renewal conditions and inspection exemptions for book holders.

Auto Prices Boost Living Costs

OPA officials say gradual increases in used passenger cars raise living costs for families. A 1941 model sold new for under $800 has traded for as high as $1550, $695 above the ceiling, equating to about $221 yearly. Thousands of discharged veterans return to civilian life with need for affordable cars. ceiling prices take effect July 10.

OPA

New Mexico Auto and Bicycle Quotas For July Announced

District OPA officials report July quotas for new passenger automobiles at 27, down from June’s 26, while new bicycles are set at 44 for July, down from 55 in June, detailing planned production allocations.

New Mexico OPA

Assembly of God Church Admits Vicar and Lay Leader Rotating Services

In Laas Cruces New Mexico Rev George Woon and B H Keyes will alternate Sunday services at 7 p.m. All are welcome at the Assembly of God Church six blocks south of Hidalgo Garage with Rev Orville W Gilbert as pastor. Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning worship 11 a m Children’s service 6 30 p m Evening service 7 40 p m Young People A Service Tuesday 7 30 p m Prayer Thursday 7 30 p m A cordial welcome to all.

George Woon Laas Cruces New Mexico B. H. Keyes Woman's Club Keyes Assembly OF God Church Hidalgo Garage Orville W. Gilbert

Baptist Church Service Schedule Seeks Attendee Attendance

H. T. Ray, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning preaching at 11 a.m. Training Union at 6:50 p.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. Epworth League at 7:50 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.

Ati Epworth

St Joseph Catholic Church Mass Schedule and Classes

Rev. F M Grive pastor announces Sunday Masses at 9 oclock for English speakers and 10 oclock for Spanish speakers Confessions Saturday evening Catechism classes outlined by grade First and second Thursday after school Third grade Friday 4:30 pm fourth grade and up Saturday at 4 30 pm

ST. Joseph Catholic Church Rev F. M. Grive

Sermons and Services at Local Churches This Week

The Church of Christ at Warner and Fifth hosts Bible School at 10 a.m. morning service at 11 with Roy Smith of Redlands preaching on Victory In Christ. Evening service follows at 8 p.m. and a midweek prayer at 4:30 p.m. The Church of the Nazarene led by Wiley Whitt holds Sunday School at 9:46 a.m. and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.

Bible School Victory In Christ Roy Smith The Church of Christ Redlands California Young People's Meeting

Vacation Bible School A Success at Baptist Church

Vacation Bible School closed with 61 enrolled and 41 perfect attendances. The program featured boys and girls handwork exhibits and praise for Cooperators. Pastor I T Ray served as principal with junior workers Sam Gays Alton Powell and R K George.

the Baptist Church I. T. Ray Sam Gays Alton Powell R. K. George H. T. Ray Gloria Gass Mabel Brown Lavern Browning Ray Alsbury Luella Brooks Betty Lou George Ball Park

Phelps-Dodge to Purchase War Bonds for Hidalgo Quota

Tyrone New Mexico July 5 1944 W F Holt Care Chamber of Commerce Phelps Dodge Corporation will buy twenty thousand dollars in War Bonds through New York to be credited to Hidalgo quota Phil Lynch superintendent conveys goodwill to PD and the drive

Tyrone New Mexico W. EF. Holt Care Chamber of Commerce Phelps-Dodge Corporation New York Hidalgo

Bridge Party Honors Mrs Alton Warren Hosts

Mrs John Bradford entertained last Friday with a bridge party honoring Mrs Alton Warren. High scores were won by Mrs H H Bryant and Mrs Paul Hudson. Low score went to Mrs Paul Marbry. Warren received a guest prize with guests including Mrs C Bowman Mrs Paul Marlory Mrs J F Scofield Mrs H H Mrs Marshall Fuller Mrs Hudson and Mrs Alton Warren. The Wednesday Card Club met with hostess Mrs Frank Winters. three members were present and Mrs H H Bryant was a guest.

John Bradford Alton Warren H. H. Bryant Paul Hudson Paul Marbry Warren C. Bowman Paul Marlory J. F. Scofield H. H Marshall Fuller Hudson Frank Winters

Quotas Fall Short of Officials Demands Says Report

Officials say quotas will be larger than June but remain well below their demands. The statement notes the gap between policy targets and required levels, signaling ongoing adjustments.

Brief Court Term Under Judge Marshall

Judge A W Marshall held a brief court term Thursday to dispose of a number of unimportant cases. The court was accompanied by Mrs Marshall.

A. W. Marshall Marshall

Funeral services for M. A. Navarre of San Simon

Funeral services were held at Heather Mortuary for M. A. Navarre born October 12 1870 in Ashland Wisconsin. He married Sophie Miller January 7 1910 and they had son Willard H. Navarre now in the service. He died June 40 in a local hospital. Rev H T Ray preached.

Heather M. A. Navarre San Simon Arizona Ashland Wisconsin Sophie Katherine Miller Willard H. Navarre Navarre H. T. Ray Jack Heather

Congratulations Jimmie Cueto new Alameda baby girl born

A note from Jimmie Cueto in Lordsburg now Alameda California informs Secretary Holt that the Cueto family has three children twins and a newborn daughter Maria Elena born June 28 weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. He sends regards to those who remember him and mentions news from the metropolis of Lordsburg.

Jimmie Cueto Lordsburg Alameda California Holt Maria Elena

Fifteen Scouts Take Week at Glenwood Camp

Fifteen Scouts from Troop 121 spent a week at the Grant, Hidel go and Luna Boy Scout Camp at Glenwood with Rev. Hf. T. Ray as new Scoutmaster. They enjoyed swimming hiking nature study and camping while earning merit badges in fishing fly tying and tests. Citizens asked to save papers and magazines for a continuous salvage drive supporting local Bay Scouts and patriotic effort.

Grant Hidelgo and Luna Glenwood Hf. T. Ray Beauts Cole Lordburg Bay Scouta

Palace Theatre to be rebuilt and reopened soon

The Allens announce the Palace Theatre will be rebuilt and placed back in operation at the earliest possible date after the fire. Mrs. Allen was in Denver when notified, paused in Albuquerque, and work will proceed with insurance adjustments not covering total loss.

Mrs Dury Steen Returns to Style After Wedding

Mrs Dury Steen formerly Miss Alice Anderson before her June 10 marriage has returned from Red Wing Minnesota and resumed her duties at the Style societal column desk.

Dury Steen Alice Anderson Red Wing Minnesota

Valley News Briefs From Western Liberal Dated February 14 1896

A snapshot of local life includes Hy Fisher returning from Steins Paso and Jernigan heading to Ft Paso, sermons by Rev FB Goodnon in Lordsburg, visits by G Wormser from Deming, and Chinese New Year noted. The Diamond A Cattle Company shipped cattle to California, and John McCabe plus Mesara Webber and Behmidt of Chicago visited Gold Hill. A flag project at Lordsburg school, Jan T Tonges purchase of Duncan Trading Company assets, and S A Hillane returning from Montreal with a bride are reported. Local rail and mining notes, trail search news, and rewards in Dona Ana County for crime cases are mentioned.

St. Valentine's Hy Fisher Steins Paso J. B. Jernigan Ft Paso Chan Stevens Clifton J. Goodnon Lordsburg G. Wormser Deming Diamond A Cattle Company Sapez California John McCabe Mesara Webber Behmidt Chicago Mra J. M. Patternon Gold Hill Lon. Jos Sinepaon Creede Colorado Siloam Springs Urban Anan Toueson Lordaburg School Jan. T. Tonge Duncan Trading Company Goldsmith Duncan S.A. Hillane Montreal Canada Aly Env I. L Powell Silver City Standard Golden

Chinese New Year Celebrations Compared Across Cultures

The piece notes Chinese New Year customs such as firecrackers red paper charms and festive wishes. It ponders heathenish views versus modern nations observing New Year and questions civility in exchanging greetings on January first.

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Giant planes loom over Fisher Body giant plants

The Week's News highlights the vast scale of WWII era aircraft production. Fisher Body Division of General Motors operates eight large plants to build motor parts and assemblies for the Boeing designed Superfortress. Images show workers in Cleveland plants and a massive 2500 ton hydro press stamping parts.

Fisher Body General Motors Fisher Fleetwood Detroit No. 1 Cleveland Boeing No. 2

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Eliv K. P Methodist Church Monic and Weiner Christ Church Aall the Methodist Church Church OF the Nazarene Wiley Whitt Lrayer Warner of Fifth and Pyramid Vacation Bible School Good Old Phil Lynch Bridge Party ROY Scout News Palace Theatre Poshinel Super Bomber United Sates America
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