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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
7
D. A. Parker formerly coach at Deming High School will take duties of head football at New Mexico State Teachers College next fall. Parker comes from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene Texas.
The 6 K class held a tea party for teacher Mrs. Virginia Harding on Wednesday May 4. Emma Mendoza Tommy On Shirley Tibbs and Karen L led the committee. Tommy Shoon brought cake and a corsage carna and Mrs Short supplied cakes. The class gave Mrs. Harding a necklace bracelet and earrings. All reported a most enjoyable event.
The spring issue of Vagrant Winds from New Mexico State Teachers College showcases career conference writers workshop winners. Ronn Rodriguez of Deming wins poetry first with Land of the Sun. Marilyn Kuykendall of Lordsburg wins short story with The Green Emerald. Phillip Williams wins poetry second for Ah Cant Stand Dat Wind. Bobby Steppe wins essay prize Too Heavy.
Jack Summer reports May 27 traffic at Road Forks Port of Entry shows 312 incoming out of state cars carrying 626 people and 104 trucks with 430 passengers, totaling 1056. April 28 recorded 371 incoming vehicles with implied higher passenger counts, indicating a small decrease overall.
Treasury officials in Washington told Edwin G. Hobbs state director of the U S Savings Bond drive that cars carry 722 passengers and 118 trucks and buses carry 335 passengers for a total of 1057 passengers. Despite 73 fewer vehicles on May 27, there was only one fewer passenger.
Bonds division raises New Mexico Opportunity Bond quota to 2.5 million for May 16 to June 30 an increase of 150000. State advisory panel undecided on county distribution with tornado and flood losses cited. Hobbs says counties must work hard to meet the new targets and some may exceed them to cover the increase.
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