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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
4
A classified ad seeks a married man over 24 to represent a large industrial company in Lordabure. Good pay and unlimited opportunities offered. Respond to Mr. Wages, Box 546, Silver City, New Mexico.
Wanted reliable man or woman to supply regular customers with famous Watkins Products in Lordsburg. Special starting offer includes $30 free products. Steady earnings, starting immediately. Write J. R. Watkins Co., D-57, Winona, Minn. Also other community notes mention air cooled apartment search, local visits, and travelers through Lordsburg with names and places such as Hot Springs Herald staff, Duncan funeral attendance, and Red Rock family trips.
Beginning Tuesday night June 24 evangelists W Wallace Lay ton of Silver City and Choice L Bryant of Las Cruces invite all to gospel services each evening. Simple gospel preaching and singing will be the program.
Grant and Frank Bowman, sons of Mr and Mrs BE Bowman, recently graduated from the University of Utah, have been summoned to San Francisco to join Naval Cadets. They will train at Pensacola or Jacksonville Florida and are described as a credit to the United States Navy.
The N and T Club gathered with Mrs P M MeInnis on Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments at 4 30 featured salad wafers punch and nut bread sandwiches. Members present included Mesdames E M Chase J H Clark A Green Nellie Holiday P M MeInnis H L Scofield and George Trimble. Guests were Mrs Richard Young Mrs Walter Boswell and Mrs George Ewan.
The Past Matrone Club was entertained by Mrs. J. L. Augustine and Mrs. Alvin Parker last Friday afternoon at the Augustine home. Refreshments included salad biscuita cake ice cream and iced tea for Mesdames M. J. Clark S. H. Gass L. Green Mae Hanner Hattie Silesin George Trimble Olivia Welle and Ollie Williams.
The Wednesday Club met this week at the home of Mrs. S. E. Allen. Members present included Mrs. C. B. Austin, Mrs. R. B. Buvens, Mrs. J. H. W. Clark, Mrs. J. Short and Frank Winters. Guests were Mrs. Tom Clayton and Mrs. Thelma Rows. Luncheons are discontinued for the summer months.
Mrs Elizabeth Gale entertained the Scissorettes Thursday afternoon with refreshments for members Ann Hudson Dolly Williams Lillian Bright Ada Mae Nard Verdie Brown Lula Smith Maybelle Clayton Maude MacDonald Thelma Bright Emaline Richards and the hostess each presenting a novel gift.
The 42 Club will skip indoor games during hot weather and hold picnics. Last Friday evening hosts Crawford Mearns and families hosted a wiener roast on the Silver City road with guests including FE M Brickley Melugin Emanuel Rountree Homer Rountree and others.
Mrs W QO Shugart visited with Mrs Mae Hanner and daughters. Several groups traveled to Silver City and Hurley to see friends, including Mrs Hattie Martin and Mrs Thelma Shugart. Leslie J Aice Jr left for Tucson for a year of training with American Telephone Company. Families from El Paso, Lordsburg, and Road Forks share gatherings and news of births and camping trips.
Last Thursday the Bachelor Maids met in Separ with Freida Coffey and Mrs Alton Warren hosting. Music by Mr and Miss English featured the evening as members danced old fashioned dances. A hot dog lunch was served to several members and guests. This week the club gathered at Miss Mary Louise Noce home for sewing and refreshments.
Mrs L B Robinson entertained the Wednesday Sewing Club with Mesdames W C Mearns J R Poindexter Harry Gale P M Chase Harry Chase and Miss Ima Fairly present. Guests included Mrs Elbert Coursey Mrs Noble Kirkpatrick Mrs Donald Johnson Mrs Gordon Willis and Miss Betsy Robinson. ice box cake and iced tea were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Black entertained the T. N. T. Club on Wednesday evening with bridge. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lacy, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bowman, Dr. and Mrs. James Baxter and guests Mr. and Mrs. Orpha Mann. Mrs. Mann won high score and Mr. Lacy low. Sandwiches chips marshmallow squares and lemonade were served.
Mrs Eloise Clark formerly Miss Eloise Borom of Hartsboro Alabama has visited Mrs Ralph Smith for three weeks and agreed to stay awhile resuming her cashier position with the Railroad Club.
The Friday Club met last Friday with Mrs Frank. Attendees included Mesdames B. Austin R. E. Bureng Clayton Donald Johnson J Poindexter L and Mrs Don as guest members.
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