Local League Schedule Jumbles Into Confusing Lineup
Fragmented OCR shows Monday league schedule with teams such as Shell, Bishop Lumber, CPS Company, Wimp's Shell, Banner Mine, Mine, Ramirez Radio, Plumbing, and Powel Plumbing. The scattered items imply multiple matchups including Radio vs Shell and Bishop Lumber vs Powel.
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Wimps Shell
Bishop Lumber
Prams iMh
Ramirez Radio
Shell
ted—Powel
Plumbing Mine
Ramirez Radio Lumber
Powel
Plumbing Fg Shell
Banner Minee
Company Mth
Ramirs R
Banner Mine
Fond—Cps Company
Shells Banner Mine
Power Plumbing Company
Bishop Lum Wimp’s Shell
CPS Company
Pie Powen Plumbing Lumber
Wimp’s
Shell Radio
Rshop Lumber
Wimp’s Shell \ Plumbing, MCPS Company Wine, Powel! Plumbing Radio
Mwik
Mines Wimp's Shell
Ena Mitchell Named of American Auxiliary
Ena Mitchell was named leader of the Robert Swan Unit No. 30 of The Legion at their meeting. She succeeds Saucedo who presided. Officers named include 1st vice president Mre, secretary Jetus Estrada, re-elected Williams, Mrs. W. F. Winters, Connie Saucedo, Mary Martinson. Delegates to the state convention in Artesia June 26 were Mitchell and Saucedo with Winters and Angelia Martinez. The auxiliary will hold a bingo Veterans Hospital event on June 16.
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Eva Mitchell
Robert Swan
The
Legion
Saucedo
Bible School Set to Start June Ninth in Johnson County
Church plans a Bible school from June 9 to June 20 under the act Johnson. Children of Animal Valley aged 3 to 4 to juniors are invited to attend from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, covering nursery, primary, first grades, and junior classes.
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View
Johnson
Animal Valley
Colyar Couple From Phoenix Noted in Notice
From Phoenix, Mr and Mrs Floyd Colyar of Phoenix are named in the notice as the parents of a child or individual connected to the event. The fragment confirms a Phoenix origin and parental listing in the record.
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Colyar
Floyd Colyar, Ki
Phoenix
Nally
Nine Seniors Make Honor Trip
The nine seniors on the honor trip left Lordsburg at 6 am on Monday May 26 and visited St Johns Ariz Petrified Forest. They toured a museum learned how petrified logs formed from volcanic ash and silica deposits and viewed Agate Bridge and Newspaper Rock petroglyphs. The trip was arranged with thanks to W F Ritter Lumber Co and Ritter Walker Co.
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Lordsburg
St. Johns
Ariz
Petrified Forest
Agate Bridge
Newspaper Rock
W. F. Ritter Lumber Co
Ritter Walker Co
Hurley Golfers Win Lordsburg One Day Tournament
Hurley golfers led by Jerry Decoste and Charlie Stretz won the team event 669 to 673 over Ft Bayard in a one day tournament in Lordsburg. Johnnie Burke of Ft Bayard captured medalist with 69, while Stretz won the consolation in the championship flight. Thirty nine golfers from Ft Bayard Hurley Lordsburg Dining and Silver City played and a Lordsburg Widows meal followed. The next tourney will be at Ft Bayard June 15 starting at 8 30 a m.
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Hurley
Jerry Decoste
Charlie Stretz
Ft. Bayard
Johnnie Burke
Dewey Jones
Lordsburg
Bear Dunkerson
Mike Holguin
Mike Cohen
Bob Poindexter
Lords
L. Sapien
M. B. Smith
Deming
Ben Bristow
Roy Evans
Frank Lopez
Gene Lock
Silver City
Lordsburg Golf Widows
Mrs Isabelle Lemons Attends State VFW Auxiliary Convention
Mrs Isabelle Lemons attends the VFW Auxiliary state convention in Santa Fe this week as part of the convention proceedings.
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Isabelle Lemons
VFW
Santa Fa
Pyramid Valley Named East of Lordsburg Farming Area
Farmers met last Saturday to name the new irrigated district east of Lordsburg Pyramid Valley. A Roads Committee was formed with Ethel Richins as chair and Ena Mitchell as secretary, and county commissioners pledged immediate aid to gravel bad road sections before the rainy season. Paul Huna and Jim Burdette also serve on the committee. Utility companies show strong interest as soil and wells attract expansion and development.
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Pyramid Valley
Lordsburg
Ethel Richins
Hidalgo County
Paul Huna
Jim Burdette
Ena Mitchell
Border Patrol Pony League Heads Into Weekend Schedule
The Border Patrol Pony League plans two games this weekend with Bowie at 8 am Saturday and Deming at 3 pm Sunday at Shortfield. The district boys have two wins and two losses so far including a loss to Ft Bayard. no admission charged though a collection aids costs.
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Border Patrol Pony League
Bowie
Deming
Shortfield
Border Patrol
Ft. Bayard
Elks Invite Lordsburg To Flag Day Ceremonies
Roddy Poindexter exalted ruler of Elks Lodge No 1813 invites all Lordsburg citizens to Flag Day ceremonies on June 14 at 8 pm in the Elks Club building. Details of the program will be announced in The Liberal next week.
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Roddy Poindexter
Elks Lodge No. 1813
Lordsburg
Elks Club
New Sign Graces Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Parnham the local sign painter designed painted and donated a new sign for the Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce the gesture praised by the chamber and thanked by Ace.
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NEW Sign
Acorns
Office OF Chamber OF Commerce
Lordsburg-Hidalgo
Harenberg in Albuquerque for Frank’s School Session
Mr and Mrs Frank Harenberg and their children are in Albuquerque for Franks school. Mrs Harenberg and the children will return this week while Frank remains in school for another week.
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Frank Harenberg
Albuquerque
Frank
Harenberg
Lordsburg to collect occupation licenses and crown poppy royalty
City Clerk ordered to collect occupation licenses with rates based on gross sales. Janelle Dunagan and Carllee Martingan to be crowned Poppy Queen and King for selling the most poppies in the American Legion Auxiliary drive in Lordsburg. Mayor Koff to perform the honors at the Legion Hall Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Poppy
Legion Hall
Janelle Dunagan
Carllee Martingan
American Legion Auxiliary
Lordsburg
Alan A. Koff
American Legion Hall
Auxiliary
Lou Ann Morgan
Harriet Bishop
Lynn Marie Williams
Kriss Williams
Toney Reay
Nancy Bowman
Mary Harenberg
Susan Heather
Deidra Estrada
Lillian Sanchez
Patey Warren
Danny Saucedo
Gilbert Saucedo
Bobby Williams
Elias Estrada
Stevie Martinez
Reymun de Saucedo
Hal Scofield
David Warren
Jackie Heather
Charles Ray Walter
Feast of Corpus Christi Ceremony at St Josephs Church
St Joseph's Catholic Church will mark Corpus Christi with a 5 p.m. low Mass led by Father Andres Ponso, followed by a solemn procession around the church block from the church to Chester Street and 3rd to Animal Road, returning to 2nd Street. A public feast and bingo will benefit the building fund.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Andres Ponso
Chester St
Animal Road
2Nd St
Eastern Star To Hold Last Summer Meeting
The Order of Eastern Star invites members and visitors to the last regular meeting before summer vacation on Tuesday evening June 10 at the Masonic Hall. A cold supper will be served at 7 p.m. before the meeting, and Mrs. Mertice Brooks urges attendance.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mertice Brooks
Visitors from cliff stop in Lordsburg
Mr and Mrs Levi Bradberry and their sons from Cliff visited Lordsburg on Monday.
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Levi Bradberry
Cliff
Lordsburg
Eddy Camp Installed As Commander of Local VFW Post
Eddy Camp was installed as commander of VFW Post No. 3099 at a regular Thursday night meeting in El Charro Cafes private dining room. The event filled the vacancy left by Commander Frank Barka with RK as installing officer. Camp, a Lordsburg resident and Tower Café manager, was joined by Jim Kinkema and Robert Strong as delegates to the VFW state convention in Santa Fe June 6-8.
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Eddy Camp
VFW
el Charro Cafe
Commander Camp
Frank Barka
Lordsburg
Tower Cafe
Jim Kinkema
Robert Strong
Santa Fe
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CPS
W. W. Scott
Ragland
Homer Damon Dunagan
Mary Martinson
Xiliary
Veterans’ Hospital
Mary Florence Baker
Elsie Howell
Fctivities
Auxliary
City Hall
Foy Powell
Eastern Star
Southern Pacific Railroad
Aheigilin
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