Guns registered in Hidalgo County urge cooperation
The U S Treasury Department is seeking owners of certain guns in Hidalgo County for registration with First National Bank of Lordsburg assisting. Las Cruces man L G Mayfield said full automatic guns and barrels under 18 inches are illegal unless registered. The bank runs a large ad explaining registration while local readers hear from A G Pat Carley about Life of a Hasher and Hidalgo counts attendees at the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association meet in Albuquerque.
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Hidalgo County
U. S. Treasury Department
First National Bank of
Magic Program Slated Friday at High School
Dr. Murray Holt, son of a China medical missionary, will perform an hour and a half magic show at the High School Auditorium next Friday March 2 at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Maverick staff, tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. His act highlights Orient style tricks including the Lamas Prayer Wheel learned in Tibet and a two-rope rope trick built after searching India. He claims to have baffled science with a headless illusion and has appeared on radio and in Hollywood. He authored A Wanderer in Mysterious Asia Strange Beliefs of Tibet and India and Magic of the Orient. The performer, who spent 15 years in the Orient, promises more than 60 effects and predicts the audience will believe in magic after one show.
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Murray Holt
China
India
Tibet
Holt
Orient
Hollywood
Asia
Nazarene Church to Host Rev Gunstream Tonight
The Rev. R. C. Gunstream, superintendent of the New Mexico District, will conduct a service at the Nazarene Church tonight at 7 30 o clock. Pastor William McMahon welcomes all to attend the Friday night service and other regular church activities in Lordsburg.
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R. C. Gunstream
New Mexico
Church of the Nazarene
Nazarene Church
William McMahon
Lordsburg
Temperature Readings From Southern Pacific Railroad
The following temperature readings were recorded for the U S Weather Bureau by the Southern Pacific Railroad in the period Friday March 7 through Thursday March 13. Highs ranged from 59 to 70 degrees with daily lows from 26 to 35.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
U. S. Weather Bureau
Improve Parking Facilities Editorial Proposes City Lot Plan
An editorial argues for testing improved parking by expanding space via leasing Southern Pacific rail property south of the depot for a 40 to 50 car lot and opening rear merchant spaces. It urges fences renewal and merchant cooperation to avoid penalizing tourist trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cohen
Southern Pacific Railroad
City seeks POW housing and camp facilities request
Washington receives the city and school officials request for facilities at Lords burg Prisoner of War Camp. F L McFarren of the Bureau of Land Management travels from here to report on the bid. The interior department plans a new advertisement for sale of the POW Camp property and will announce dates from Washington.
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Lordsburg Prisoner of War Camp
Washington
F L. McFarren
Bureau of Land Management
Department of Interior
McFarren
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hidalgo Assured Of Own Solon
A longstanding gentlemen’s agreement makes Hidalgo and Grant Counties share a state representative. Speaker H Vearle Payne guided the bill to law with Senate approval. Rep C C Roy of Silver City aided the effort. The 22nd District covers both counties though Grant voters outnumber Hidalgo, leading officials to expect a Hidalgo member.
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Grant
Hidalgo
H. Vearle Payne
House
Senate
Hidalgo County
Burchs Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary Here
Dr and Mrs R Burch celebrate their golden wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs MM Young with children and grandchildren present. A three tiered cake topped dinner and songs from their youth accompanied by Mrs Young at the piano. The couple received gifts and greetings from several states. Mrs Burch also marks her 75th birthday amid plans noting Dr Burch’s fifty years in medicine and their move to Lordsburg last year.
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A. J. Burch
MM Young
R Burch
Mrs. Young
ZiA Cleaners Plans Official Opening
ZiA Cleaners announces its official opening on Monday March 17 after delays due to late equipment arrival. Owners Gordon and Jack Willis run the new plant with the latest cleaning and dyeing machinery in its updated facility reported in today's page 8 advertisement.
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Zia Cleaners Today
Gordon
Jack Willis
Lions Club Ladies Night Observed By Members
More than 30 couples attended the Lions Club ladies night last Friday at the Woman's Club building. Lion President C. B. Austin served as master of ceremonies with a malt quartet including Dr. Austin T. J. Mayfield E. C. Payne and S. H. Gass. Gass sang a solo with Harvey Broaks at the piano. Mayfield led a quiz program assisted by Carry Galusha Pete Chase and R. B. Rice. Food committee members were H. H. Bryant Alton Powell and Mr. Rice.
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Lions Club
Woman's Club
Lion
C. B. Austin
Dr. Austin
T. J. Mayfield
E. C. Payne
S. H. Gass
Mr. Gass
Harvey Broaks
Mr. Mayfield
Rarry Galusha
Pete Chase
R. B. Rice
Dr Evans to Speak at First Methodist Sunday
Dr L L Evans will preach the 11 am service Sunday at the First Methodist Church announced by Rev Frank lin R Poage. Holy week begins Palm Sunday March 30 and runs to Easter April 6 with daily 7 30 pm services and special local music. The theme Dilemmas Dissolved will cover scenes of trivia trials tragedy and triumph involving Christ at the Passover.
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L. L. Evans
First Methodist
Franklin R. Poage
Appeal Issued for New Legion Auxiliary Members
The American Legion Auxiliary contest between Blues and Reds has twenty members on each side. With over 50 members needed this year, a gain of more than 10 is hoped. Mothers wives daughters and sisters are urged to join to honor heroes. Join within two weeks before the contest closes March 19. Robert Swan Post No 30 seeks members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Blues
Reds
Legion Auxiliary
Robert Swan
Publication deadlines for Liberal News submissions and ads
Deadlines are effective immediately for submitting stories and advertising to the Liberal News. Submissions must be in by 12 noon on Wednesdays and advertisements by 6 p.m. on Wednesdays.
New Airmail Stamp To Go On Sale March Twenty Six
The Post Office Department will issue a new airmail stamp featuring a DC 4 aircraft. The stamp displays Gothic lettering in red.
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Post Office Department
Dokey Ceremonial Set for March 22 Across Five Temples
A joint Dokey ceremonial bringing together five Temples from Oklahoma Texas New Mexico and Arizona takes place Saturday March 22. Visitors register by 2 p.m. then attend a 3 to 5 p.m. parade and street work followed by the ceremonial from 5 to 7 p.m. Dinner runs 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. with a 9 p.m. dance. Hosting Temples include Al Kahira 97 Albuquerque El Hamad 171 El Paso Al Sariz 279 Tucson and El Yemamah 65 Globe. Tasheed 99 Lordsburg hosts a picked team from all temples.
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D.C. OK
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Pythian
al Kahira No
Albuquerque
el Hamad
el Paso
al Sariz
Tucson
el Yemamah
Globe
Ariz
All-District 4 Team Chosen From Las Cruces Tournament
The District 4 basketball all star list features Clyde Pace and Clemente Bassa as first team forwards with Roland Thomas at center and Ralph Craig plus Clemente Bassa on the guard line. Second team highlights include LaVar Merrill Bobby Porter Kenneth Kostenbader and Phillip Neale plus Louis Rivera.
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Las Cruces
Clyde Pace
Virden
Raymond Apodaca
Roland Thomas
Ralph Craig
Clemente Bassa
Lordsburg
LaVar Merrell
Bobby Porter
Natch
Kenneth Kostenbader
Silver City
Caesar Mendez
Anthony
Tony Serna
Hatch
Las Crues Sun News
Virden Eagles
Pace
Clemente Baisa
Baisa
Craig
Bassa
Apodaca
Raymond
Alfred
Kenneth Holdridge
Deming
Bobby Cooper
Gene McDonald
Billy Griffin
Fields
Bail Hawk
Eagles
Philip Neale
T . Virden
PTA Representative to Address Local Unit on March 20
C A Martin state PTA district representative and Silver City PTA figure will lead a meeting for the proposed unit at Central Grade School gym on Thursday March 20 to elect and install officers. A prior organizational meeting was held March 5 with Supt. Tom Mayfield and Principal R V Traylor as speakers. Mrs. R K Jensen named temporary chair.
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C. A. Martin
P.T. PA
Silver City
Central Grade School
Tom Mayfield
R. V. Traylor
R. K. Jensen
I. W. Cory
Paul Probert
Roddy Poindexter
Buck Clayton
Warren White
J. H. Baxter
Arthur Richards
Paul Tooley
Evelyn Houser
C. E. Embrey
J. S. Culberson
A. V. Broun
Bob Harwood
H. Vearle Payne
Eugene Romney Jr
Donald Johnson
R. B. Rice
William Lytle
Ray Gordon
Alvin Parker
Fidel Aragon
Julian Allen
Easter Seal Drive Aids Cerebral Palsy Work In New Mexico
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the 1947 Easter Seal distribution in New Mexico. March 6 through April 6 funding expanded services for cerebral palsy sufferers, with the New Mexico Society for Crippled Children planning direct services, education programs, local divisions in Albuquerque and Las Cruces, and more trained personnel and facilities.
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James R. Cole
New Mexico Society For Crippled Children
American Legion Auxiliary
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Cattle Growers Elect Godfrey Heads New Mexico Group
Animas cattleman George A. Godfrey was re elected president of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association in Albuquerque. Other officers named include James Morrow Laton Millard Edison Lovington G W Evans Magdalena and A B Cox Alamagordo with Horace Hening Albuquerque as secretary treasurer.
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Hidalgo
New Mexico
George A. Godfrey
Animas
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Albuquerque
James Morrow
Laton
Millard Edison
Lovington
G. W. Evans
Magdalena
A. B. Cox
Alamogordo
Horace H. Hening
Mexico
Cattlemen's Associations
Livestock Sanitary Boards
Arizona
California
Texas
Senate
Interior Department
New Mexico Junior Cattle Crowers Association
Jack L. Berkshire
Estancia
Wanda Bounds
Silver City
Maxine Pyeatt
Tucumcari
Pat Martin
Buckhorn
Tom Reid
Grants
Sam Means
Jim Kepy
Fort Davis
Roy Stovall
Cutter
Twenty Three Autos Registered in Hidalgo County
Hidalgo County records show twenty three new automobile registrations since January first reported by county treasurer Mrs. Mertice Brooks. Names include Dr Karl Fife Chrysler Sedan Pete Pauscoe Ford Sedan Elmer A Jones Ford Sedan and others with makes such as Plymouth De Soto Lincoln Crosley Studebaker and a Willys Jeep among the new entries.
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Hidalgo County
Mertice Brooks
Karl Fife
Chrysler
Pete Pauscoe
Ford
Elmer A. Jones
B. M. Kimbley
Plymouth
E. D. Wright
Alex Spiro
Raymond Fuller
Chevrolet
Bessie Adams
Ethel Richins
Richard Matthaei
Willys Jeep
Romney Produce
Chevrolet Truck
Baptist Men Banquet Tonight At First Baptist Church
Men of the First Baptist Church will host a banquet at the church tonight. The program begins at 7 p.m. led by R. K. George, the church president, featuring wholesome fun fellowship and inspiration.
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The
First Baptist Church
R. K. George
Solons Near End Of 18th Session Today
The New Mexico Legislature nears adjournment as the House passes three Senate measures affecting the School of Mines and other bills. House action includes two horse racing measures and a law to use maintenance fund surpluses for school construction under conditions, while reforms on education and taxes are debated.
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New Mexico
Legislative Mill
House
Senate
School of Mines
Wlso
Pythian Sisters Initiate Two Members and Plan Banquet
Mrs. Tess Eveland and Mrs. Clarita Chitwood were initiated by the Pythian Sisters Monday evening. They discussed plans for the Soil Conservation Corps banquet to be served Wednesday March 19 at twelve noon in the undercroft of the Methodist Church. Additional plans were made to assist the Knights of Pythias for Tasheed Temple No. 99 D.O.O.K. entertain Temples Al El Hamad No. 171 El Pago Al Sariz No. 279 Tucson and El Yemamah No. 65 Globe on Saturday March 22.
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Tess Eveland
Clarita Chitwood
Pythian Sisters
Soil Conservation Corps
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Tasheed Temple
D.O.O.K
al Kahira
Albuquerque
el Hamad
el Pago
al Sariz
Tucson
el Yemamah
Globe
Tourist Court Tops List Of New Building in Lordsburg
City permits show a 12 unit tourist court east of Lordsburg by B R Myers leading new construction. Other projects include a $18,000 home, a $4,500 Ritter-Walker warehouse, and a Chevrolet home nearing completion with multiple contractors adding stores, stores, and improvements citywide.
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Lordsburg
B. R. Myers
Éourth
Lawrence Gay
Ritter-Walker C
Chevrolet
Motor Sales Company
Annie L. Myers
Henry Martin
F. A. Chavez
J. A. Smith
Arthur Altuna
Muir and
Birchfield
Allen Grocery and Market
Hidalgo Courts
Ellison's
Biltmore
Chester and
Second Ave
Lordsburg Midgets Capture Cager Crown In Tourney
Lordsburg Midgets win the midget division at the Central School Gymnasium tournament on March 8 defeating Deming 35 18 in the opener and Virden 27 15 in the final as Louis and Philipe Alvarez led scorers. Hurley Junior High claimed second after beating Lordsburg 27 15 and Deming 29 21. Trophies were sponsored by Leo's First National Bank Fisher's Hardware and Mr and Mrs Myles Cohen.
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Lordsburg
Central School
Deming Junior High School
Cliff
Virden
Philipe
Louis Alvarez
Hurley Junior High
Lordsburg Junior High
Deming
Hurley
Virden Junior High
Smith School
Leo’s
First National Bank
Fisher's Hardware
Myles Cohen
C. M. Steele
C. P. Tenney
Thomas Rites Held Thursday in Lordsburg
Funeral services were held at 10 a m Thursday for Hendrick Hollifield Thomas 61 pioneer Lordsburg citizen who died suddenly Tuesday morning Burial was in Sunset Cemetery Willcox Ariz with Heather Mortuary in charge Survived by his wife
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Hendrick Hollifield Thomas
Lordsburg
Heather Chapel
David E. Moore
First Baptist Church
Sunset Cemetery
Willcox
Ariz
Heather Mortuary
Mr. Thomas
Montgomery
Ala
Youth Week Observed at First Baptist Church
Youth Week will be observed by the First Baptist Church beginning March 26. A Youth Banquet will be held March 27. On March 30 both the morning and evening services will be conducted by the young people. March 31 the church will launch revivals ending on Easter Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
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