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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
16
A string of short notices records residents and visitors across the region. Names include W A Ballard from Affinias, Delbert Wilkinson of Phoenix, Delbert’s visit to his parents, Warren and Bradford families in Mexico City and Lordabuy, and multiple trips to Texas, California, Tennessee, and Alabama. Biographies note marriages, vacations, graduations, and a wedding in Mesa, plus relatives visiting from Pecos and Davis Dam.
George Ewan son of local residents was named head coach for football and basketball at Deming High School. He previously served three years as assistant coach for both sports under Parker and Stribling and will implement the existing football style this fall while leveraging backfield speed. Ewan graduated from Lordsburg High School and Arizona State College at Flagstaff and brings backfield and line coaching experience to balance the 1950 team.
Mr and Mrs Harry Day attended Sandra Day's Stanford University graduation on June 18. Sandra Day received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in economics.
The W S C 8S of the Methodist church will hold a luncheon meeting Friday at 1 PM at Mrs Moselle Mes secar home. All members urged to attend with Mrs Johnnie Van Meter in charge. Alaska highway cost 138 million to build.
Six week ROTC program launches June 19 at Fort Biggs with cadets from Texas A and M, Texas Western, State College, UC Berkeley, Univ of Washington, and other universities. Practical work includes 90 and 400 millimeter anti craft training. camp ends July 28. Cadets are first and second year students, many veterans returning to civilian life.
A pamphlet from the Department of Commerce in El Paso outlines catering business diversification and management tips. It covers community choice, capital and equipment, personnel, advertising, regulations, and sources for detailed guidance, with free copies available from the El Paso district office.
Members and husbands invited to annual club picnic set for 7:00 P.M. Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Haltom on Sixth Street. A musical program is arranged by the committee led by Mrs. Carrie Bounds with assistants Mrs. Thelma Ross, Mrs. Boyd Venable, Mrs. Emma Muir and Mrs. Homer Brooks.
A group of young friends gathered at the Harry Chase home on June 9 to celebrate little Miss Stephanie’s fifth birthday. The afternoon featured games and birthday cake and ice cream refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Gammon hosted a Saturday evening picnic supper for Mrs. Emma Scofield to celebrate her birthday. Attending were Mrs. C. B. Austin and Mrs. Thelma Ross among others.
An uncovered garbage can is a common food source for rats. Eliminate this risk by keeping garbage cans tightly covered.
Baptist youths will attend a special journalism study at Camp Inlow near Estancia during the July 28 Baptist summer assembly. William F Tanner, head of the University of Oklahoma journalism department, will teach and consult with young writers. about 300 are expected.
A cluttered OCR fragment lists various book and author names such as Leopar McNeills, River Street, Promised Land, Warren World, McConnell, Mary A Rang, Shute The Legacy, Fox Storming, Thirsty Land, Fox Shadow, Captain Sam Grant, Overholser Draw or Drag, Haanerstett, and South Pacific Furst Way to Better Memory. The piece ends with a prompt to subscribe to The Liberal.
The U S Department of Commerce announces a series of booklets to help homeowners with repairs, expansions, gardens, and interior improvements. Titles include Care and Repair of the Home, How to Judge a Home, Growing Annual Flowering Plants, and more with prices from 5 to 50 cents. Copies available at the El Paso District Office, 206 UT Court House.
The U S Bureau of Mines reports widespread mineral deposits across every state and Alaska over the past decade. Spinach is noted as native to western Asia.
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