Migg Flora Rouse Leaves Monday for Silver City School
Migg Flora Rouse departed Monday to attend school in Silver City, leaving home for routine education.
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Migg Flora Rouse
Silver City
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
4
Man to Take Over Watkins Route in Nearby Locality
J. R. Watkins Company Rural Dept seeks a man under 50 with a suitable car to assume a profitable local route. Established customers and earnings of about 30 dollars weekly at start. Provide age and car type. Address Watkins Rural Dept 309 Liberty Street Winona Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Rural Dept
Liberty Street
Winona
Minnesota
Local Notes From Towns and Visits
Mrs J M Jones leaves with grandchildren Jo Ronald and Jo an Piercell for summer in Georgetown Texas. Billy Clegg takes a summer job at the Union. Mrs Ralph Clark of Alamogordo visits relatives in Buckeye and Douglas. Mrs George P Jeffus attends church after weeks away. Mrs J N Lester and sons Ray and Skeet visit from Buckeye at Bob Harwood’s. Mrs Pelly Jones and son George visit Las Cruces. Misses Sara and Jacy Gass in El Paso. For sale or rent furnished restaurant on Railroad Avenue Deming. Deming Headlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jones
Jo Ronald
Joan Piercell
Georgetown
Texas
J. N. Lester
Ray and
Skeet
Buckeye, Arizona
Bob Harwood
Virden News Social notes and mission farewells
Mr and Mrs Floyd Brown welcome a baby girl. Families move on farms and in town while relatives visit or work away. dances for children and church events mark a busy week. Ruth Meefrell and Arsel Lunt depart for missions to the Southern States and Brazil respectively.
Neglect of Oral Hygiene Increases Men Unfit for Duty
The Dental Institute of America and the U S Public Health Service warn that more young men are rejected for military service today due to dental defects than in 1917. Neglect in early life leads to abscesses and infections that can cause rheumatism heart disease and kidney trouble, boosting the death toll from degenerative diseases. Regular dental supervision could curb this health toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Institute of America
United States Public Health Service
Dental Institute
U. 8
Public Health Service
Marine Corps Recruiting Opens Denver Office for Enlistments
First Lieutenant C E Shepard Jr announces Marine Corps recruiting in Denver at Old Custom House Room 107 16th and Arapahoe. Qualified men aged 18 to 30 with height 64 to 74 inches can enlist and be sent to San Diego. vacancies aboard ships and in the Orient. musicians may join Marine Corps Bands. Also notes former Mount Ed Detachment at Peiping and embassy guard duties. brief digression about cantaloupe varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C .E. Shepard, Jr
United States Marine Corps
Old Custom House
16Th & Arapahoe Streets
Denver
Colorado
Marine Corps Base
San Diego
California
U. S Fleet
Orient
Peiping
China
Horse Marines
Old Cathay
Gobi Desert
Vinsons Visit Cleveland Texas for Extended Stay
Dr and Mrs Robert FE Vinson arrive Thursday afternoon in Cleveland after time in Texas and express plans to remain for an extended period citing they feel fit and hopeful for a long stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FE. Vinson
Cleveland
Texas
Local residents and visitors tied to Clifton notes
Mrs J A MacLeay visits relatives in Clifton this week. George Cureton and daughter Dorothy travel to Los Angeles to visit Mrs Cureton's mother. Florence Gwartney becomes relief operator for Mountain States Telephone. Several residents and guests travel or visit relatives in nearby towns including Las Cruces, Silver City, and Los Cruces area. Various short notices list people visiting, camping trips, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cureton
Dorothy
Sheriff turns Webster to Nogales police on burglary charge
Sheriff John Cavin reports Daniel A. Webster was picked up by State Police Wallace and turned over to Nogales authorities. He later received a 20 day jail sentence from Judge Mar salis for using a wrong license on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavin
Daniel A. Webster
Nogales
Wallace
Marsalis
Rev Bryan Hall Leaves for Sacramento Assembly
Reverend Bryan Hall and his family departed Sunday for the Sacramento Methodist Assembly located 50 miles east of Alamo Gordo. He will stay through the week and expects to return home late Saturday night for the regular Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Hall
Sacramento
Watches Wearers and Local Visitor Notes in Lordsburg
Short local items note that watches were once worn from the girdle due to size. Mrs. E. M. Pride and Mrs. Merritt Kelly were Lordsburg visitors yesterday. John H. Clark was in El Paso earlier this week. Miss Marion Brimberry left Tuesday for a California summer with her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown and two daughters visited El Paso last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones returned Sunday from a 3,000 mile trip to Amarillo and Dallas and other points. They were business visitors in Deming on Wednesday. Mrs. Merritt Kelly and daughter Betty Jean of Three Rivers, NM, visit Mrs. Kelly’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brimberry
California
Paul Brown
el Paso
Dewey Jones
Amarillo
Dallas
Merritt Kelly
Betty Jean
Three Rivers, New Mexico
R. P. Smith and party attend races at Hot Springs
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Smith with Forest E. Sanders their attorney, and the mother and two sisters Miss Charlotte and Miss Geraldine were present at the Hot Springs races on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Smith
Forest E. Sanders
Charlotte
Geraldine
Hot Springs
Weekend Guest Lola Jane Graham Attends Alumni Dance
Miss Lola Jane Graham visited over the weekend to attend the Alumni dance night hosted by her uncle R. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Puller
Miami
Lola Jane Graham
R. P. Smith
Cantaloup No 45 Aids Imperial Valley Farmers
A new mildew resistant cantaloup No 45 developed by the USDA and California Agricultural Experiment Station promises relief to Imperial Valley growers. Through crossbreeding with Hale Best, selection bred a late maturing, shipper friendly fruit with small seed cavity and firm sweet flesh in a salmon orange color, now widely planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
California Agricultural Experiment Station
Imperial Valley of California
India
Hale Best
California
Imperial Valley
Red Coral Prized For Protection And Beauty
Red coral has long been valued not only for jewelry and buttons but as a charm for safety health and hidden secrets. Ancient Gauls and others believed coral protected in battle while Italians and Indians regard it against the evil eye. TheMediterranean coast of Africa yields the world's red coral, mainly obtained by Italians.
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Mediterranean
Africa
Washington Post
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Lordsburg
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Sliver City, New Mexico
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J. A. MacLeay
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Lee Brown Atwood
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Men
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Buick
Braddock-Louis
N.B.C
Red and Blue Networks
Montague-Townsend Motor
New Mexico
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