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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1961

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Lopez Receives 25 Year Term In Dope Case

Francisco M. Lopez was sentenced in district court to 25 years for possession of marijuana cigarettes found during a jail search after a guilty plea to the charge. Sheriff Hugh Pace arrested him March 15 on an assault warrant sworn by Mrs. Lopez. He previously faced armed robbery charges from May 1959 and has prior rape and firearms violations records including a 50 to 60 year rape sentence in 1949 and paroles and federal penitentiary terms through 1958.

Francisco M. Lopez H. Vearle Payne Marl- Lopez Hugh Pace Mrs. Lopez Lopez Leavenworth Kansas

Harlem Stars Late Arrival Forces Cancellation of Charity Show

The Harlem Stars show for the Cancer Fund, delayed by car trouble, arrived late and the event was called off after spectators waited about 90 minutes. Refunds offered while donations totaled 6104 despite many attendees donating later. Organizers thanked National Guard members and school system staff for support and apologized to fans.

Harlem Stars National Guard Cancer Fund James Briggs Briggs Ernest Winebrenner Ralph Craig Jim Rusk Howard Capps Wesley Freeburg B. B. McAlister Arnold Nard

Cub Scout Organization To Be Reactivated

Melvin Phillips named Cubmaster with Jack Bryant as assistant. First meeting Friday March 30 at 7 30 p m in the undercroft of the First Methodist Church. Aim to register boys 8 to 10 and guide them into dens. mothers invited to attend as Den Mothers.

Melvin Phillips Cub Scout Organization Jack Bryant Asnt First

Mrs. Finley Undergoes Hip Surgery After Fall

Mrs. Carrie Finley fell at home last Sunday breaking her hip and was taken to Hotel Dieu El by Heather Ambulance where she underwent surgery on ay morning. Her daughter Mrs Thelma accompanied her and will stay with her. Mrs C B Austin left for El Paso to be with Mrs Ross for several days.

Carrie Finley Hotel Dieu, el Heather Thelma C. B. Austin el Paso Ross

Easter Vacation Dismissal for Lordsburg Schools

Lordsburg Municipal Schools announce dismissal on Friday the 31st and Monday in April for the Easter vacation.

Lordsburg

WSMR Officer To Speak At Annual Chamber Banquet

Col Suess head Ordnance Corps Special Weapons and Warhead Laboratory will keynote the Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce banquet in the 4th School Cafetorium on Monday March 27. The event features a turkey dinner by the American Legion Auxiliary and a musical program arranged by Roger Brandt. Invited guests include chamber officials from nearby New Mexico and Arizona towns.

Gel. A. Suess Ordnance Co Sands Lordsburg-Hidalgo Ordnance Corps Quartermaster Corps New Guinea Luzon Morotai University of Tennessee Joliet Arsenal Ft. Belvoir 226Th Ordnance Depot Company Korea Fourth Army Ordnance Staff Redstone Arsenal Ala Sandia Base N. M Roger Brandt American Legion Auxiliary Chamber of Commerce New Mexico Arizona

School Cafetorium Opens Monday After Inspection

The new High School cafetorium was inspected by school authorities, the architect, and Sumner and Molesworth. It will be usable from Monday, March 27, with some floor work to be completed after school. Lunches begin Monday at noon, and the Chamber of Commerce banquet is set for Monday evening.

Sumner and Molesworth Chamber of Commerce

Claud Nunn Jr Joins Woodbury and Schaber Law Firm

Woodbury and Schaber announce the hiring of Claud V. Nunn Jr as an associate. Mr and Mrs Nunn and their son come from Hope Arkansas and will reside in Lordsburg.

Claud Nunn, JR Woodbury and Schaber Orrevs Claud V. Nunn, Jr Mrs. Nunn Hope Arkansas Lordsburg

Boys and Girls State Delegates Elected at High School

Delegates to the Boys and Girls State encampment sponsored by the American Legion and the Auxiliary were elected on Thursday morning March 23 at the high school. The girls will meet in June at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque and the boys at Roswell. Delegates include Mimi Lehmann Peth Lytie Richard Atkinson Arturo Gandara Spencer Payne and Paul Hrna.

American Legion Auxiliary Hgh University of New Mexico Albuquerque Roswell Mimi Lehmann Peth Lytie Richard Atkinson Arturo Gandara Spencer Payne Paul Hrna

Bowman Attends Tombstone Chamber Banquet

Frank Bowman president of the Lordsburg Hidalgo County Chamber of Commerce and Mrs. Bowman attend the Tombstone Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on March 20. Dr. Orlo M. Brees of the National Association of Manufacturers spoke with Clayton Smith as master of ceremonies. A Tombstone High School vocal quartet performed two numbers. Dinner featured baked chicken with trimmings. The Bowmans called the affair outstanding with good speaker, food, and music.

Frank Bowman Lordsburg Hidalgo County

Trout Planted In Gila River In March Effort

Virgil Jones conservation officer announced 1280 nine inch trout were planted in the Gila River on the Fuller farms and Virden Box on March 21. Assistance came from Andy Jensen Sam Johns and Joe Botzko. New hunting and fishing licenses require purchase by April 1 and are on sale at Lordsburg venders.

Virgil Jones Gila River Fuller Farms Virden Box Andy Jensen Sam Johns Virden Joe Botzko Lordsburg Jones Game and Fish Department

Ex-Police Chief Charged In Breaking and Entering

Former Lordsburg Police Chief Frank V. Aguilera faced a breaking and entering charge in Justice of the Peace court for entering Southwest Supply Co. at night. He pled not guilty, waived preliminary hearing, and posted a $1,000 bond before being bound over for district court.

Lcarceny Southwest Supply Co Justice of the Peace C. L. Brown Lordsburg Frank V. Aguilera Aguilera Hugh Pace Alan A. Koff Dave Serna Koff John A. Anderson Anderson Pace Steve Dunagan Brown Eugene Moore Southwest Supply

Truck Crash Spills Chickens and Fertilizer on Highway

Last Friday around 6 30 a.m. a commercial fertilizer truck collided with a stalled chicken truck on Highway 70 80 at the former POW Camp road intersection. James Woodfin of San Angelo Texas drove the fertilizer rig and Sanford R. Everett of Rockport Indiana owned the stalled chicken truck. Woodfin was hospitalized overnight for a head laceration and was cited for careless driving. Everett was cited for failing to place safety flares. Both men pleaded not guilty and posted $100 bonds. Everett said most of the fresh chickens were lost with only 38 crates salvageable.

Pow Camp Road Sanford R. Everett Rockport Ind James Woodfin San Angelo Tex Everett Woodfin Joe Rutland Justice of the Peace C. L. Brown Everet

Cable TV Office Moves to New Downtown Location

Great States Electronics operators of the local service relocate to 112 East Seventh Street. Robert Harwood, the local representative, announced the change and asked subscribers to mail or deliver payments to the new address.

Great States Electronics Esxst Seventh St Robert Harwood

Heather Appointed to Selective Service Board

Major Richard B. Laing announced by President Kennedy the appointment of Herbert Jack Heather of Lordsburg New Mexico as member of Selective Service Local Board No. 12 Hidalgo County. Heather joins George P. Jeffus Dudley R. Robertson Jose Barcenas EB M. Fisher Jr and others including Dr H W Sellers and Farle Kerr as allied board officers and advisors.

Richard B. Laing Selective Service Nnedy Harber Jack Heather Lordsburg New Mexico Selective Service Local Board No Hidalgo County Heather Mechem George P. Jeffus Dudley R. Robertson Jose Barcenas EB. M. Fisher H. W. Sellers Farle Kerr

Hidalgo County Agriculture in New Mexico Farm and Ranch

A photo story from New Mexico Farm and Ranch Magazine highlights Hidalgo County farming growth, water rights issues, and new farms. It notes irrigation land doubling from 8 783 to 17 823 acres between 1949 and 1959 with features on Chase McReynolds farm Pyramid Valley Karl D Hudgens farm Cotton City Marion peach orchard Animas Valley Growers Association yards and steam roller mill.

Desert Hidalgo County New Mexico Chase McReynolds Pyramid Valley Karl D. Hudgens Cotton City Marion Animas Animas Valley Growers Association Pyramid Val

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