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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
8
Male help wanted to call on farmers in Hidalgo County. No experience or capital required. Permanent position with $15 to $20 per day. Write to McNess Company Dept. A Freeport Illinois 32-2p.
The Liberal recalls Lordsburg honor students who attended Roswell Military School and graduated with honors. William Belt and Nat Gammon, both from Lordsburg public school, went on to postmaster duties in California and Hotel Hidalgo manager respectively. Leonard Slessinger won high honors at Roswell institute in 1919 and Valley town residents P. M. Chase H. S. Chase Frank Clayton Harold Scofield Bobby Reynolds Allan Johnson is the latest entrant.
Robert Reid Nally son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Nally was the honored guest at a theater party given Saturday June 10 in honor of his seventh birthday. Before theater the birthday cake and punch were served at his home. Attending were the honored guest and Jay and Spencer Payne David Walters Nora and Jimmy Call Artie Malott Susie and Sally Deaton David Romney Ronald and William Barnes Douglas Houser Lonnie and J Glenn.
Lloyd Barnes returns from Red Rock with two catfish weighing 11 and 9 pounds. A fish dinner at the Harwood patio follows, with guests including John Bradford Ed Morris Gloria Poteet Hyrum Brakefield Boyd Nally and the hosts. Funeral services for Mem more are planned with details in Heather Mortuary and Silver City cemeteries noted.
Attending the gathering for Mrs. Nally were Bobby Harwood Aaron Powell Calvin Powell Ray Tenney Robert Humphrey and Mac Han chett. Helpers included Mrs. Effie Powell and Miss Nancy Harwood.
Lordsburg Rainbow for Girls chapter has recessed meetings for the next few weeks. The next gathering will be the first Tuesday in August, on August 1, with resumption planned then.
Mrs Lindsay L Pridemore wife of Thomas J Pridemore passed away suddenly Saturday night June 10 after suffering a heart attack. She was born May 11 1900 near Fort Smith Arkansas and moved with her parents to Tyrone at 17. She married Thomas Pridemore in December 1924 and is survived by two daughters.
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