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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1942

Page

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Lordsburg Council Secures Lower Bond Rate Saving City

Lordsburg city council approved a bond issue reduction achieving a 2% net interest rate. The measure saves about 26 057.50 in interest on 60 000 bond funding for water works and a city hall project, aided by bond houses and local officials.

Lordsburg City Ian Ernest J. Short Mabeer Rover Col F. B. Magruder Southern Pacific Tax de Ment Eugene. Barand Bonding Company Dahlber Durand Tucson Prom. T Rex Frenchy Company of Kan Lordaburg Kansas City New Mi

Opening of Dsburgh Service Club Sunday

The Dsburgh Service Club opened on Sunday with a meeting at Ke P Hall. Attendees toured the floor decorated by the American Legion and Pythian members and shared refreshments.

J Laburj Ibl Ke .P. Hall Pythia E Decoratior Ea Americal Hiary Committee Cookie American Legion

Lordsburg Liberator Receives Treasury Award

The Treasury Department honors Morgenthau Jr with a steel engraved award for distinguished services to the Nation in the National Defense Savings program. Thecertificate bears the Treasury seal and is dated May 29, 1942, signed by Secretary Morgenthau.

Willard E Holt Day Celebrated at Methodist Church

Sunday May 31 marked Willard E Holt Day as Col. Holt was honored at the church after services. Rev Poage presented a framed citation Eminent Stewardship for his long church service. A pot luck dinner followed with two birthday cakes amid broad community applause and telegrams of congratulations.

Willard E. Holt Methodist Church Col. Holt Willard Adams Bill Oliver Epworth League Woman's Society of Christian Service Congregation and Friends Sarah McCabe Laverne Scott Elizabeth Olson Arabella Hill Marice Coursey Barbara Parker Poage Sam Fulton el Paso Mr. Holt F. RR. Poage EB. M. Brickley Thelma J. H. Baxter Jimmie Dick Ernestine Bonar F. H. Daniels Dorothy Cureton L. B. Robinson Roy Melugin Dorothy Singer Leo Cohen W. W. Scott F. R. Poage George Ewan Kay Kaun F. H. Singer C. R. Oldham Ruth Oldham JF. M. MelIinis Alice Woods Bill Rocco Don McCabe William H. Posey Joseph Astor Mary Franklin Doris Stone Cpl Bonnel Pollock Betsy Robinson Sam Hall Forrest -Sanders Pearl Scott Ida Kerr Mary Jane Aice Mildred Boswell Dorothy MelInnis Harry H. Ott JH. Clark Tom Clayton Ruth Whitesell E. M. Brickley Malvern Adams Olan Davidson Paul Weiland George Corwin Nancy Burks Marilyn Kaun bMaxine Marise Coursey

Seaman Charles Conner Sends Message To Mother

Mrs. Mattie Conner, mother of Charles Martin Conner now a U S Navy seaman, heard a Pacific ship message over KROD El Paso. He said he would spend his nineteenth birthday May 24 with his mother and dedicated the song If I Had My Way to her.

Mattie Conner Charles Martin Conner U. S. Navy Krod Fl Paso Seaman Conner Pacific

Warry J. Harding Is Now Full Fledged Major

Major Harry J Harding reports from the Philippines that he has earned the rank of major. He writes to his Berkeley California parents describing jammed KGET San Francisco broadcasts Yet he says the troops remain lively and hopeful Col Willard F E Holt who has known Harding since boyhood met him as his battalion moved from California to Ft. Bliss in fall 1940 when Harding was a lieutenant.

Harry J. Harding Philippines Harry JH. Harding Berkeley California el Paso Major Harding KGET General Electric San Francisco Willard FE. Holt Ft. Bliss Harding

Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Hidalgo Hotel for engagement box

The Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Hidalgo Hotel. Miss Ruby Fish gave a wrapped wedding ring box in yellow ribbon. Members present included Margo Fuller Dona Nelson Gladys Gene Malone Dor Stone Freida Coffey Ruby Fish Ruthe Fisher and Mrs Nat Gammon.

Bota Sigma Phi Hidalgo Hotel Nit Gammon Beta Sigma Phi Ruby Fish Margo Fuller Dona Nelson Gladys Gene Malone Dor Stone Freida Coffey Ruthe Fisher Mra Nat Gam- PA Eiswe

Robert Swan Post 40 Decorates Graves

Robert Swan Post 40 of the American Legion decorated soldiers graves in Mountainview and Shakespeare cemeteries during the morning. About four graves at Mountainview and ten at Shakespeare were adorned, continuing a yearly Decoration Day observance despite no public ceremony.

Robert Swan Robert Swan Port American Legion Eugene Heather Mountainview Shakespeare United States

Model Highway Construction Praised By Firms

The M. M. Sundt Construction Company and the L. M Whit Contracting Company are lauded for building a leading highway segment. The project runs from Highway 80 to the Lordsburg cantonment area with a twelve inch thick asphalt surface and brisk progress reported.

M. M. Sundt Construction Company L. M Whit Contracting Company Highway Lordsburg Cantonment

Note of appreciation from Willard E Holt to supporters

Willard E Holt expresses gratitude to Mrs L B Robinson and loyal officers of the Woman's Society for Christian Service for a strange cake with sixteen candles at Clayton for a deeply appreciated event. He thanks Toy Trejo, pastor, choir, and all who contributed to the celebration considered a crowning moment of his life.

L. B. Robinson Pee Woman's” Society Hristian Clayton Toy Trejo Flere Willard E. Holt

Funeral of C. C. Hampton at Heather Mortuary

The funeral of C. C. Hampton was held at Heather Mortuary Friday afternoon with Percy Krewson of the Church of Christ officiating. Mrs. Thelma Ross sang, accompanied by Mrs. Claude C. Fuller. Pallbearers included Joe Wood, E. M. Fisher, A. V. Broun, M. E. Coffman, Paul Hudson and Hon. John T. Muir. Jack Heather was funeral director. Remains laid to rest in Mountainview Cemetery. Heather could not locate any living relatives.

Hamptor Heather Mortuary Percy Krewson Church of Christ Thelma Ross Claude C.’ Fuller Joe Wood E. M. Fisher A. V. Broun M. E. Coffman Paul Hudson John T. Muir Jack Heather Mountainview Cemé Heather

Legion Dance Draws Large Crowd at La Fiesta

American Legion sponsored event at La Fiesta drew a well attended crowd Saturday. KE M. Brickley directed the floor show with performances by Mrs. Thelma Ross and Emma Scofield noted for ornate gowns and daisies in the daisies. The program closed with the entire assembly singing Mehodic Boys America.

American Legion KE. M. Brickley Thelma Ross Dassive Mary Lou Brown Margaret Michards Ross An Mrs. Rossa Glen Phillips Dolly Gray Harry Jtosenstein Emma Scofield Ameryes Bluebell Mig Scofield America Assembly Harry

Quilt Award at La Fiesta Patroned by Mrs W and G Anderson

American Legion Auxiliary quilt won the big entertainment prize at La Fiesta Saturday night. The winning piece was displayed for several days in Union and Up-to-Datery Goods Stores.

W., G Anderson American Legion Auxiliary la Fiesta

Dance Event at Service Club Draws Large Attendance

The Lordsburg Service Club dance at the Ka FP Hall Wednesday was well attended and considered a success. Mesdames J. H. Clark M. Messecar H. G. Roundtree and F H Singer served as chaperones. invited guests with ecards may attend next Wednesday’s dance at the same venue from 8 to 11.

Lordsburg M. Messecar H. G. Roundtree F .H. Singer

Soldiers urged to write cheerful letters to inspire war effort

A Chamber of Commerce letter from a Fr ius soldier urges girls to write brief uplifting notes to soldiers fighting abroad. The sender says such letters would boost morale and encourage them to persevere through the war.

Chamber of Commerce Frius Padi Hd

Victory Cookies Recipe Notes

A compact wartime style cookie recipe outlines boiling honey with butter, cooling, then adding cinnamon cloves allspice and soda. Stir in flour, form a roll, chill, slice thin and bake in a moderate oven. Vanilla optional. salt and other shortening suggested.

Record of Albuquerque survey man praises Lordsburg Chamber

A veteran from the historic records survey for Albuquerque reported last week that he had driven across the state and found Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce to be the liveliest commercial body he encountered.

Albuuerque Lordsburg

Society Will Meet By Methodist Women

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church meets today at the home of Mrs. J. A. Johnson. All members are urged to attend.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church J. A. Johnson

Interesting Coincidence As Major and Wife at Chamber

Walter I. Churchill army engineer at Lordsburg cantonment and his wife Irene view photos in the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Churchill notes a picture of Calvin Coolidge and recalls the former president is her second cousin. Her father and the late John Coolidge were brothers.

Walter I. Churchill Lordsburg Cantonment Chamber of Commerce

State Stockmen Meet at Hot Springs June 10

President Tom Clayton of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association calls a quarterly meeting at Hot Springs on Wednesday June 10. Headquarters at the Arizona Hotel. The resolutions committee meets the day before to outline a program aligned with new federal policies affecting stockmen. Clayton urges all stockmen to attend and join the association for influence on state and national policies.

Tom Clayton New Mexico Cattle Growers Association Hot Springs Arizona Hotel General Resolutions Committee Clayton

Vyridge Club Meeting Includes Foursome Arrangement

Mra, KR, 1, Buvens hosted the Wednesday Vyridge Club with a formed foursome: Mra C 2B Austin Mra Buvens Mra Jd. WW Cloke and Mrs W FP Winters noted among attendees.

Buvens Vyridge Club Austin Mra Cloke W. FP. Winters

Son Receives Commission as Captain in U S Army

Mrs. Sam Killebrew learns from sister Mrs. BE P. Horn that her 22 year old son has earned a commission as a captain in the United States Army.

Sam Killebrew BE. P. Horn U. 8 S. Army

Mining executives travel from Banner to Washington DC

Supt. B. 8 Bowman and Banner Mining Company President H. J. Grimes departed for Oklahoma City last week then to Washington DC for an important mining industry engagement.

Supt. B Bowman The Banner Mining Company Oklahoma City H. J. Grimes Washington, D. C

Will Hold Cooking School Here Thursday June

The Martin family reunion at Charles Fuller ranch drew about fifty guests. A Victory Cooking School and Home Conservation Clinic will be held in the We Woman's Club building at 2 40 on June 1. Mine Laudel Herndon will lead demonstrations on smart shopping, storage to preserve nutrients, meal planning, fabric care, appliance care, sugar-saving tips, and vitamin charts. Admission is free. attendees may receive prepared food samples.

Martin Duncan Charles Fuller Mildred Calvin Wherdin Calvin, Jr Taylor McDonald Tommie Vita Ann Martha Jane White Signal Vernon Martin Mer Ed Daninhawer Clifton Ronald Apex Ander Woodford Gut Reid Woodford Safford Derald Puller Moreshall Puller Bordsburg Marvin Puller Robert Silver City Clay Puller Sam Curtis Memphia Tenn Charity Martin Miami Robert Martin Anna Iof Bedrock John Wright Ft. Sumner J. W. Breurmer Myre Clifford Ward Eugene Mee Mordie Puller San Simon Mra Claude Fuller Honey Futler KF. Ly. Jones Mew W. Trimble Mildred Townsend Lordaburg Victory We‘wmn Community Public Service Company Laudel Herndon Dee Jartment

Distinguished guests hail Northern science showcase

Distinguishing visitor J Stokley igen from the State Games Department travels with Dr A K Fisher and Dr Mart Merriam, founders of the US Biological Survey, to a gathering of experts. Also present is Dr Walter K Fisher, son of Dr Fisher and head of the Stanford Marine Laboratory, noted for star fish authority. The group of top scientists gathering in one place is a rare event.

J. Stokley Igen State Games Department A. K. Fisher Mart Merriam U. S. Biological Survey Bards Theiological Sureey Fisher Walter K. Fisher Stanford Marine Laboratory Pacific Grove California

Basil Giles Joins U S Navy For Norfolk Assignment

Basil Giles has joined the U S Navy and left this week to report at Norfolk Virginia. It is not certain where he will be assigned.

Basil Giles U. S. Navy Norfolk Virginia

American Legion Holds Officer Election Meeting

The American Legion met Wednesday evening to elect officers. Post Commander Eugene Montague and several named officers were chosen. Executive committee members and delegates to the Albuquerque convention with alternates were announced.

American Legion Eugene Montague HW. OG Adame Marly Jack Heather T. J. Mayfield E. M. Brickley Sgt Hyram M. Pace F.T. Dunlap John W. Curry HH. A. Brown Charles V. Walters Albuquerque Claude Sanders Dr. Johnson Charles Walters Claude Young W. W. Scott John Guess F. Wright A. A. Richards Marlin Hoggett

Lordaburg Service Club Plans Soldier Entertainment

The executive committee met to arrange weekly events in K. P. Hall. A Wednesday dance and Friday game night are planned with admission by committee-issued cards for young married women.

Lordaburg Service Club K. P. Hall Carda Charre

Ladies' Auxiliary of American Legion Holds Meeting

The Ladies' Auxiliary met at Mrs Moselle Messecar's home. New officers installed include President Emmeline Richards and Vice President Heather. Debates for the convention were assigned to Ena Walters Richards and Claude Young with alternates M Messecar Sanders and Effie Heather. A $10 donation was approved for the Lordsburg Service Club to entertain soldiers.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion Moselle Messecar Emmeline Richards Heather. Secy.-Treas Claude Young M. Messecar Beatrice Sanders Effie Heather Lordsburg Service Club

Friday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Allen Home

The Friday Bridge Club gathered that week with Mrs. EB Allen hosting. Members present included Mesdames B. Austin I E Buvens Faye Clayton J Eh Poindexter L Robinson Forrest Sanders and W F Winters with Mrs Don McCabe as a guest.

Rainbow Girls Set Nine Night June Event

Rainbow Girls Assembly No 17 met Tuesday evening and scheduled a nine night event starting Thursday June 11 at 7 30. Admission 26 cents with refreshments. Proceeds fund travel to Grand Assembly in Silver City June 22 to 24. The gathering will be in the Assembly Hall.

Lordsburg Assembly No Order of Rainbow For Grand Assembly Silver City Assembly

White and Rigg Wed in Grace Episcopal Church Tucson

Announcement from Lordsburg reports the marriage of James White and Miss Betty Rigg in Grace Episcopal Church Tucson on Sunday May 41. Miss Rigg is a Tucson teacher and musician. Mr White formerly taught in Lordsburg and for the last two years has worked with the Tucson schools.

Lordsburg James White Betty Tige Grace Episcopal Church Tucson Rigg White

Miss Francie Malone Spends Weekend at Home

Miss Francie Malone remained at home over the weekend, with friends and family noting she enjoyed quiet time and local visits.

Francie Malone

Pleasant fishing trip with Poindexters and friends

Mr and Mrs Robert Poindexter Mr and Mrs Rody Poindexter Billy Poindexter and Mrs Novella Smith of Silver City went on a fishing trip to the Mogollons for a week. They ran into Silver City friends Sonny Conner and wife and Lee Herrman and wife. The party reported an enjoyable trip.

Robert Poindexter Rody Poindexter Billy Poindexter Novella Smith Silver City Sonny” Conner Lee Hernman

N. and T. Club Hosts Mrs Poage Tuesday

Mrs F R Poage hosted the N and T Club Tuesday afternoon. Members present included Mesdames Singer Trimble Fieher Seafield Jones Chase Green Ownby Brickley Holliday Clark. Guests were Mrs Jack McGhee Mrs H G Roundtree Miss Mildred Nobles and Eddie Clark.

F. R. Poage N. and T. Club Mesdames F. H. Singer G. W. Trimble E. M. Fieher H. L. Seafield Elbert Jones Harry Chase A. L. Green R. B. Ownby E. M. Brickley Nellie Holliday J. H. Clark

A Liberal Rep Visits El Paso in New Mexico Jest

A Liberal representative in El Paso sparked a playful exchange about origins. The exchange centered on Lordsburg and the claim of New Mexico’s grandest town, reflecting local political banter in a lighthearted moment.

el Paso New Mexico Lordsburg

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Dsburg Clun S. Treasury Pol Henry Morgenthau, Jr Secretary of the Treasury Willard FE Holt Day Charles Conner Warry J. Harding C. C. Hampton By Hayes Legion Entertainment Light Company Community Public Service Co Hear Mountain Ranch Geo. Johnson Mary Exbert Mins Nona Rae Noah A. P. Grider Alamogordo Truth Phillips Steinhauser Department of Public Relations Ft. Worth C. Jagger Ance AT Service Club OFC Captain Horn Washington Viss Isabel Herndon NAVY Effie Vpriday Bridge Club Rainbow Girls Ames A. White Betty Rigg
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