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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
Rev. 3. A. Muller spent the week end in Deming. His tin daughter Misa Margaret Muller and son Edwin returned with him Monday. Margaret stayed here a day while Edwin stayed several days with his father.
The garbled note mentions a person from Memphia Texas connected to W. vane and family. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local person and a family reference.
Mr and Mrs Charley Fuller arrived Tuesday as visitors from their ranch home north of town.
A vivid breakfast guide describes waking to the aroma of percolating coffee and preparing a six serving meal. It details frying bacon until crisp then combining creamy corn milk and seasonings to create a slow simmer on buttered toast. The menu includes canned figs cream flakes cereal scrambled eggs and toast.
A vintage guide offers methods for preparing sardines in curry sauce Deviled sardines with tomato sauce and crumbs and fried sardines with lemon parsley garnish. Instructions include draining, dipping, frying and broiling with simple pairings.
Frank Scott and Louis Smyer of Deming were Lordsburg visitors on Tuesday. KE Pride and daughter Ruth Pride visited on Saturday. Dell Winters bought a standard V-8 Ford coupe from Reliable Motor Friday. Hertha Scofield returned Tuesday from a short stay at Carla bad. Eugene Palm and Warren Fuller attend Assembly in Sacramento this week. Jack Heather and family were weekend visitors in El Paso. R E Buvens and son Gilbert drove to El Paso for a few days. K L Brown hosts Mrs Pierson of Phoenix.
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