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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
4
For sale 800 tons of choice alfalfa day first second and last cuttings offered by Fred Sherman of Deming New Mexico. For rent furnished apartment see Miss Ima Fairly.
A vintage style guide promotes Apple Pie and Coffee as a man’s favorite dessert. It explains coffee care from fresh beans to serving hot, plus a spiced Apple Pie recipe with cinnamon nutmeg and cloves, detailing crust, filling, bake time, and yields six servings.
Multiple notices list sale of three mares including Mary Jane and brood mares for sale by Claude F Sanders and Pat Carley. Rental listings include a six room furnished house with contact Harlan Black, a two room adobe partly furnished with R B Ross, and a room for rent with Mrs L W Lacy. Also notes of travel to El Paso.
Harry W. Long, head of oil well development, and Mrs. E. L. Jones return from Los Angeles and Venice. Long pursued oil business while Mrs. Jones visited her son Lowell and his wife, now located happily.
Judge J N Sanford formerly U S Commissioner and Justice of the Peace visited Monday. Jack McKean operates the Cloverdale store and post office, and the two were in town on business.
The Wednesday Club met at the home of Mrs J H Clark. Members present included Mesdames C B Austin B E Allen R E Ruvens J H Clark Nat Gammon Harold Rolfe F E Short and W F Winters. After a one oclock luncheon the afternoon was spent playing bridge.
The Monday Night Bridge Club was entertained by Miss Olive Harper at the home of Mrs G W Trimble. Present were Misses Nancy Chase Helen Chase Margaret Fuller Bess Johnston Exa Barton Eleanor Fitch Bertha McCafferty Mildred Truitt Ima Fairly Bertha Scofield Mia Thelma Ross and hostess Miss Olive Harper.
The Sciasorettes met at Mrs Luree Smith with Mrs Elizabeth Gale as co host. Each member gave the hostesses handkerchiefs and refreshments were served to several members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Dollie Williams home.
The Womans Society of Christian Service plans a March 7 meeting at Mrs. Joe Emanuel with cohosts Mrs. Fred Joy and Mrs. Lawrence McCoy. Devotional will be by Mrs. Roy Melugin. A Poindexter family funeral visit follows. Shirleys trip to Los Angeles and Mrs. Deaton moving in with Hawkins parents are noted.
Medical societies and nutritionists say Vitamin B supports calm nerves and white bread usually lacks it. A new method restores the B vitamin level in white bread to match 100 percent whole wheat bread, promising airy texture and wheat flavor.
The Wednesday Sewing Club met at Mrs J R Poindexter's home with members Mrs A T Hood Mrs Tom Mayfield Mrs H S Chase Mrs L B Rob inson Mr Harry Gale Mr Joe Emanuel Mr Crawford Mearns Miss Ima Fair ly and the hostess. Guests included Mrs KE M Brickley Mrs Robert Rit ter and Mr Homer Rountree.
The 42 Supper Club gathered Thursday night February 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo P Jeffuxs. Members present included Mr and Mrs FE M Brickley Mr and Mrs Roy Melugin Mr and Mrs Homer Rountree Mr and Mrs Crawford Mearns guests were Mr and Mrs P M Chase Mr and Mrs Harry Chase and Mr and Mrs Fred Joy.
The service group met Friday February 21 at Mrs Noble Kirkpatrick home with co host Mrs Harry Gale and program chairs Mrs Fannie Poindexter and Mrs Mabel Prugle. Thirty seven members attended and two guests were present.
Public opinion grows against diverting gasoline and vehicle taxes from roads. Governors of 20 states will consider constitutional amendments. 11 states already enacted safeguards. Farmers and motorists press for further adoption as critics call the practice unfair and unjust taxation.
General Motors launches a massive defense training drive to prepare up to 60,000 workers for wartime production. The plan emphasizes rapid, task specific instruction across 40 plants with GM Institute in Flint coordinating field programs led by B D Kunkle.
M F Norris, Chevrolet executive, unveils a hydraulically operated adjustable traffic divider on Chicago's Outer Drive. The 100-foot wide roadway can form four 25-foot lanes, with three recessed curbs and a raised eight inch position, controlled from stations by city workers.
The N. and T. Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. P. M. McInnis’s home. Attendees included Mesdames A. L. Green Charles Fuller J H Clark George Trimble Frank Singer Joe Emanuel A. W. Morningstar E. M. Brickley S. M. Chase and the hostess. Refreshments were fruit plate cake hot tea and coffee.
A Monday letter to the Chamber of Commerce from the Pine Bluff Arkansas Science Department notes Lordsburg provides the most satisfactory data on water supplies across the United States. Deming papers requested.
A small Methodist church supper was held Monday evening with five attendees. The program featured singing of old familiar songs by the adult class. The next meeting is planned for the first Monday night.
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