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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
5
Lordsburg area residents publish travel moves and visitors across towns including Ajo Bowie and Albuquerque. Local families plan visits, conferences, and gatherings with relatives in Cliff Deming El Paso and Glenwood while a U S Army recruiter serves the district from Silver City and an Elks club party is planned for June 24.
Sonny Richards was honored on Sunday afternoon June 11 with a lawn party at his parents A A Richards home. Guests included Janice Malott Ernestine Short Paula Bennett Fiona Gay Ernest Gay Allen Cohen Scott Jones Augie Parker Jimmie Dick Baxter Richard Wischkaemper Bobby Harwood Lonnie Nally.
A chartered bus tour group of about 40 teachers and students from Nashville Tennessee spent a night at the Hotel Hidalgo. In the hotel lounge Claude Speer presented hunting scene photos from New Mexico and Arizona while Mrs Rex Kipp George P Jeffus and Wesley Freeburg spoke on Lordsburg Hidalgo County and Southwest development. Charlie Blakey introduced as a ranch owner and Jim Brister noted rodeo champion of 1947. The visitors praised their reception in Lordsburg.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Malott were surprised on Monday evening June 12 by sons and families honoring their 44 year anniversary. Guests arrived with baskets of anniversary goodies and supper was served on the rear lawn. Present were Gerald and Margaret Ann Malott, Paul and children Janice and Arthur, Edgar Malott, and C R Simpkins.
Miss Joanie Beach was honored at a farewell gathering hosted by Misses Joyce Anderson and Lucille Riehing Saturday night at the La Fiesta cafe. A taco supper followed the presentation of a handkerchief going away gift before the guests attended a show at the Coronado theater.
Forest Ranger Euel Nave urges extreme caution with fires as conditions are very dry. Campers must fully extinguish flames before leaving them. a recent unattended fire burned for hours before it was stopped.
Reporter Vivian Herrera notes Mary Louise Isabel Alvarez and Becky Garcia at the Morenes Miners Festival over the weekend. Opal Salaiz hosted Alfredo Gutierrez and companion in Tucson. Pilo Beltri visited El Paso, while Mitees Maura Rico and Mema Alvarez plan Cave Creek picnic. Latin American Club held a June barbecue with member reports on activities. Connie Gutierrey visiting Lordsburg with Opal Salaiz. Girl Scouts outing at Thunderbird. Golf at the Dog House saw Julian Salaiz and Pilo Beltri edged by Vivian Herrera and Paula Sandoval by four.
A seven pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Cruz Chavez on June 14. Mrs Gladys Smith of San Simon is a medical patient. Mrs Zula Motley, previously under treatment, has returned home.
As recently as half a century ago, pharmacists prepared custom paint blends for customers, tailoring color and quantity to individual requests in druggists shops.
Abrame A Parotti conductor announces a summer symphony program with rehearsals starting June 12 at the Music Building 7 pm. May marks end of the 1949 50 season with its seventh concert.
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