Luna man T G Campbell visits on Tucson trip
T G Campbell of Luna stopped over here en route to Tucson and spent Sunday visiting local residents and landmarks.
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T. G. Campbell
Luna
Tucson
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
Wanted to Take Over Watkins Route in Nearby Locality
Couple seeks to take over profitable Watkins Route with established customers. Must be under 60 and earn $36 weekly at start. State age and car type. Contact J. R. Watkins Company Rural Dept. Winona Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Rural Dept
Liberty Street
Winona
Minnesota
Virden Social Roundup Highlights May Events
May gatherings in Virden include a wedding shower for Volney and J B Johnson who wed at Mesa Temple and planned Mexico travel. The M I A Junior Girls held Rose Ball with rosebud tickets and free punch while Supt. Benwood Field and family toured to Albuquerque for summer classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Payne
Volney Johnson
Mesa Temple
Volneys Johnson
Enterior
Mexico
Fl Paso
Virden
Benwood Field
Albuquerque
Alba Jones
Mary Ann Anderson
Mary
Tucson
Leo Whipple
el Paso
California
Hugh Pace i
James Pace
Permanent State Officer joins Lordsburg community
G. M. Wallace arrives as permanent state police member with wife and two Desirable residents Seriff John Cavin and City Marshall Felix Jones ready to cooperate. The Wallaces live near Lordsburg High School with Harry Wallace. JP Augustine and Mrs Alvin Parker travel to Las Cruces for Junior Augustine's BS degree at State College. Mr and Mrs William Helbig visit his mother. Billy Jr stays with grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
G. M. Wallace
Seriff John Cavin
Felix Jones
J. L. Augustine
Alvin Parker
Las Cruces
Junior Augustine
State College
William Helbig
Hurley
Palace June program features fine releases and matinee
Palace Theatre manager Mrs. Eddie Alien announces a June lineup with a big double feature opening Tuesday and Wednesday. The program includes Three Men on a Horse with Prank McHugh and Joan Blondell, a matinee at 2 pm, plus nightly features like On the Avenue with Dick Powell and Madeline Carroll. Also scheduled are Brewster Twins, History Made at Night with Jean Arthur and Charles Boyer, and a reissue of Trader Horn. floods delayed films at month start but delays are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Alien
Palace Theatre
Prank McHugh
Joan Blondel
Dick Powell
Madeline Carroll
Brewster ‘Twis
Southern Pacific Railroad
el Paso
Lordsburg
C. E. Stevenson
Jean Arthur
Charles Boyer
Harry Carey
Edwina Booth
Mrs. Allen
Boosters Lead Live-Wires In Bible Reading Contest
Last Sunday 1149 Bible chapters were read as the Boosters led the Live-Wires by 1735 points under captain Claude Allen Broun. Next week focuses on a Bible drill titled What Must I Do To Be Saved led by Bill Shelly at 6 30 p m. Edgar Brimberry from Johnson Bible School in Tennessee visits his parents Rev J J Brimberry before heading to Winslow Arizona to serve as pastor of the Church of Christ for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Allen Broun
Bill Shelly
Edgar Brimberry
Johnson Bible School
Tennessee
J. J. Brimberry
Winslow
Arizona
Church of Christ
Miss Evelyn Davis Heads to Summer with Mother
Miss Evelyn Davis left Saturday to spend the summer with her mother at Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Davis
Silver City
Elaine Burrus
Tucson
History’s Take on the Constitution’s Core Idea
Historians describe the Constitutional Convention at Independence Hall Philadelphia where delegates debated a federal republic with centralized executive legislative and judicial power. They favored popular rule and rights, highlighting Madison Mason Wilson Franklin proposals on direct popular source of authority and a veto balance, ending with a single elected Executive and two thirds override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Lrst
Congress
James “Madison
Legistare
George Mason
Virginia
James Wilson
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
Randolph
Franklin
Committee of the Hole
Community Notes From Hatch And Nearby Towns
Local families visit relatives across the region with reports of heavy rainfall in Hatch and Salem and mostly fine crops despite hail damage. Towns mentioned include Red Rock Cloverdale Animas Santa Rita Albuquerque El Paso and Hurley with residents and students visiting, moving, or traveling for summer plans and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
David
Hatch
Claude
Bruce Hatfield
Red Rock
Salem
Local Students and Families Retreat for Weekend Visits
Don Singer returns home from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque after a year at school. Mr. and Mrs. Claude E Wood and daughter Joan of Santa Fe visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Waldrup and daughter Aling in town. Gallup guests Mr. and Mrs. George P Jeffus spent the weekend with the Jeffus family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Ruth Fisher
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Dylan MaGuder
The
State National Bank of
el Paso
Texas
MaGuder
Muir Ranch
Rex Kipp
Don Singer
Claude E. Wood
Joan
Santa Fe
John Waldrup
Aling
Gallup
George P. Jeffus
Nashville Visitors Stay With E Forrest Sanders Family
Mrs. Chas L Sanders and daughters Charlotte and Geral dine of Nashville arrived Monday to spend a month with her son attorney E Forrest Sanders. Mr and Mrs Sam Gass and daughter Gloria stayed with S K Gass at Ysleta Texas this week. S K Gass returned from Hotel Dieu after a serious bout with double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Chas. Yarbrough of
Animas
Mrs. Walton Conrad
Chas. L. Sanders
Charlotte and
Geraldine
Nashville
Tennessee
Sam Gass
Gloria
S. K. Gass
Ysleta
Texas
Hotel Dieu
Fine baby boy born at Lordsburg Hospital to Elms family
Yesterday afternoon at 4 40 a fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ray E Elms at Lordsburg Hospital The name had not yet been ascertained and was pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Hospital
Ray E. Elms
Local News and Visits From Across New Mexico
A string of brief notes reports deaths in Nashville Texas visits and travel across the region. A. L. DeMoss death announcement reaches Dr E C DeMoss. Vera Reegie plans a Kennedy Texas visit and UT Austin summer study. Families Bonar Puller and Hill plan or begin summer activities in Albuquerque Denton and Dallas. Various residents travel to Detroit San Angelo Indian Hot Springs Bedrock and Deming for work visits and social engagements. Etta Whitfield fractures arm. Dr DeMoss attends to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera B. Reegie
Kennedy
Texas
Reegie
University of Texas At Austin
National House by William Van Alen Gains Approval in NYC
The National House on Riverside Drive faces the Hudson River and represents one of the first of 500 plus low cost steel houses planned nationwide this year. Designed with Federal Housing Administration input, it is praised by the New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs for permanence, spaciousness, and labor saving features. The compact kitchen includes full gas equipment, heating water units, and an automatic refrigerating range, with sturdy construction resistant to winds, lightning, and earthquakes to curb operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National House
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
New York City
William van Alen
Federal Housing Administration
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Peter
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