Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce Board Meets Tonight at Eight
Lordsburg New Mexico May 10 The chamber board will meet at City Hall at 8 p m. A permanent secretary may be chosen and dues structure set with classes A to D from 10 to 25 dollars down to one dollar for individuals. Delegations discussed state aid for paving Animas Avenue and other highways with Governor Dempsey. members present included Ralph P. Smith George P. Jeffus Alton A Powell Allen Bowman and Vearle Payne. Tom J Mayfield invites new members to attend Friday’s meeting for input.
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Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Demingast
Dempsey
Animas Avenue
Ralph P. Smith
George P. Jeffus
Alton A. Powell
Allen Bowman
Vearle Payne
Tom J. Mayfield
Chamber
Mrs. L. B. Robinson Dies in Dallas Hospital
Mrs. Lewis B. Robinson of Lordsburg New Mexico a former Dallas public schools supervisor and Grapevine teacher died Friday in a Dallas hospital Funeral services will be held at 4 p m Saturday at the Ed C Smith and Brother Mortuary Chapel Joss Avenue and St Paul She was a native of Terrell and a San Marcos State Teachers College graduate Surviving are her husband a daughter three sisters and a granddaughter Pallbearers included Sam Chiles William M Alexander and Dr Ice Robinson Judges Marshall held a chief court session and drew jurors for the May term opening May 20
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Lewis B. Robinson
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Dallas Public
Grapevine
Floyd Poe
City Temple Presbyterian Church
Ed C. Smith and Brother Mortuary Ltd
Joss Avenue
St. Paul
Robinson
Cty Temple
Beore
Fl Paso
Terrell
Lordsburg Locker Plant Opens May 15
The Lordsburg locker plant will open May 15 for customers who have paid to select their lockers. Anyone wishing to rent a locker may do so anytime as long as available. Inspection is invited.
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Lordsburg
Delta Kappa Gamma Birthday Luncheon Held May Fourth
Theta Chapter held its annual birthday luncheon on Saturday May 4 at 1 pm at the Up-To-Date Café with Mesdames Luella Clark Jane Traylor Mary Lee McInnis and others listed as guests. After lunch a short business session was held at Mrs Dark’s home. Dr and Mrs C B Austin visited the J Cloyd Miller family in Deming Sunday evening.
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Mesdames Luella Clark
Jane Traylor
Mary Lee McInnis
Clara Shoemaker
Bess Johnston
Katherine Smith
Helen Chase
Louise Rankin
Ima Fairly
Katherine Richards
Mrs. Dark
New Mexico Post War Ration Changes for Institutions
The OPA announces a 10 percent increase in institutional sugar allotments for the May-June period. Beginning May, institutional allotments will be mailed on the fifteenth of the first month. The change follows a raised civilian sugar allocation by the U S Department of Agriculture for the second quarter of 1946.
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Wm. H. Black
OPA
Blo
Black
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Meat investigators to survey livestock slaughter orders
District OPA investigators will move into the field to survey activities under the state livestock slaughter control orders. The announcement came from district price and enforcement officials this week.
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OPA
School Exhibit Showcased at Wilson and Central Schools
Parents and friends invited to view the school exhibit Friday afternoon May 10 from 2 to 3 30 o'clock. Rooms in Wilson and Central Schools will display work completed during the school year.
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Wilson
Central Schools
Assembly of God Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
The Assembly of God Church invites all to attend with a weekly program led by Rev. Everett Smith. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Children's Service 6:30 p.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Training Union 7 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Also catechism, youth C A service, and weekly Masses for English and Spanish speakers.
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Training Union
Assembly OF God Church
Hidalgy Garage
Everett Smith
St Pauls Episcopal Church Weekly Services Notice
Franklin R Poage, Pastor announces Sunday School 10 a m Morning worship 11 a m Epworth League 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Services at Lordsburg Hidalgo Library every second and fourth Sunday at 7 80 p m The Rev David E B Holt minister in charge.
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Franklin R. Poage
Epworth League
David EB. Holt
Lordsburg-Hidalgo
Long Beach Man Visits Lordsburg Asks Court Action
J R Schwarz of Long Beach travels to Lordsburg to handle business and visit a nephew in Silver City while stopping in Miami Arizona for his brother's birthday. In Hidalgo County New Mexico District Court Bowman Mayfield and others sue J K Cauthen and unknown heirs over land title to east halves of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 37 seeking quiet title with entry of appearance by June 21, 1946.
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J. R. Schwarz
Long Beach
Lordsburg
Silver City
Lordsburrg
Mr. Schwarz
Miami
Arizona
Sixth Judicial District
State OF New Mexico
Hidal
Go Hk. C. Bowman
Tom J. Mayfield
State OF
New Mexico
Ite
J. K. Cauthen
Towlt
James K. Cauthen
George Votolo
Herrinafter
FE. C. Bowman
Hidalgo County
H. Vearle Payne
P. D. Box
Mexico
A. D
Church of the Nazarene Sunday Schedule
Church of the Nazarene offers Sunday School at 10 a m devotional service at 11 a m junior society at 6 p m and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m midweek prayer service each week at the usual times.
Church Meeting Schedule at Corner of Fifth and Pyramid
The listing shows a Church of Christ at the corner of Fifth and Pyramid with a Bible School. Morning service at 10 a.m. Sunday worship 11 a.m. Young People's Meeting 7 p.m. Preaching 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. O, E, 8, ON.
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Church OF Christ Corner
Fifth and Pyramid Bible School
How to Improve Wool Packing For Market In 1946
Guidance for New Mexico wool producers on preparing clean dry fleeces, separating by color and type, removing trash, tying and labeling bags, and packing properly to achieve higher prices under the Commodity Credit Corporation purchase program. Emphasizes avoiding discounts for damp wool, mixed classes, and poor handling to maximize income.
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New Mexico
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Luella Clark Nominated for State School Superintendent
Mrs Luella Clark returned from a two week visit in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. She spent five days at St Joseph Hospital for medical treatment. In Santa Fe she attended the Republican convention and accepted the nomination for State School Superintendent pending November voters. Mrs Stella Lloyd visited her in the hospital. Before returning home she was entertained by Mr and Mrs FE Wells formerly of Lordsburg.
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Luella Clark
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
St. Joseph Hospital
Stella Lloyd
Pythian Sisters of
Western Star Temple Pythian Sisters Meet Monday Evening
The regular meeting of Western Star Temple Pythian Sisters will be held Monday at 8 p m Plans are made to entertain the Grand Chief on May 27 at the temple location.
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Western Star
Pythian Sisters
ACA News All Wheat Now Acceptable in Emergency Program
Government emergency wheat purchase ram amended to cover wheat produced before last year and the 1945 crop. Only specification required for wheat delivered is that it meet CCC loan eligibility on quality.
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CCC
Food Board Warns of Bread Shipments Shortfall in May
The Combined Food Board says U.S. bread grain shipments to famine nations were insufficient in recent weeks to meet May export goals. If shipments do not improve, ration systems in critical countries could break down, causing chaos and misery. UNR A countries need substantial shipments. India, Belgium, South Africa, and others face the same shortfall. Rations in occupied zones are reduced, seriously impairing worker productivity.
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U.S
Combined Food Board
UNRA
India
Belgium
South Africa
Shortages constrain crate and box output for perishable foods
Shortages of tinplate naila wire box binding and small lumber and veneer will restrict the output of crates and boxes needed to handle many perishable foods. Paper production has increased since the war end but demand for paper has advanced as shortages spread to other food packing materials. Supplies of cloth for bags and food wrapping are believed adequate.
Farm outlook shows April declines and May June bookings
In the first half of April eggs set fell seven percent and chicks hatched dropped one percent from a year earlier. May to June chick bookings are down fifty five percent versus last year. War Assets Administration reports 46 322 acres of surplus farm land sold through April 1 1946 with former owners including an eighty eight veteran purchasing 1 948 acres. Government buyers include state and local authorities with 1 503 acres acquired. The cotton export payment program in effect since November 1944 has been extended to June 30 1947 and has supported the export of 1 884 935 bales.
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War Assets Administration
USDA
Parker Family Trip Ties to Shrine and Party Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Parker and John Augustine drove to Albuquerque on Thursday. Mr. Parker will attend a Shriner's meeting Thursday evening. Mr. Augustine will stay over the weekend to attend the Republican party business meeting on Saturday.
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Alvin Parker
John Augustine
Albuquerque
Mr. Parker
Mr. Augustine
Republican Party
Why Argue The Way of George Benson on Propaganda and News
George Benson argues against partisan uproar and calls for deeper protections against propaganda after World War II. He warns against concentration of political power and favors for elites, urging honest journalism while cautioning about news manipulation by those in power. He stresses truth as a path to freedom and opposes socialist propaganda that seeks to consolidate authority.
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News Gaia
A. A. Pard Rodgers Dies After Heart Attack at Day Ranch
A. A. Pard Rodgers died Monday afternoon from a heart attack at the Harry Day ranch. Funeral services are set for 8 p.m. Saturday at Heather Mortuary. His son James Booby Rodgers is expected from the South Pacific as relatives Mrs. George Trimble and Mrs. Mildred Wow Wend traveled to Deming.
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A. A
Pard” Rodgers
Harry Day Ranch
Heather Mortuary
James
Rodgers
South Pacific
George Trimble
Mildred
Dem
Ralph Clark and Alan Koff Move Buildings
Ralph Clark is working with Alan Koff moving buildings from Morenel. Mrs May Atkinson and her son Hugh visited relatives in Deming over the weekend.
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Ralph Clark
Morenel
Alan Koff
May Atkinson
Hugh
Deming Lover
Club Officers Nominated and Elected for 1946 47
The Wowans Club held its regular meeting on Thursday evening. A polluck supper was served at 7 30. Officers for 1946 47 were nominated and elected and will be installed at the June meeting.
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P. W
Wowans Club
Mothers Day Service At Methodist Church
The church plans a Mothers Day service with a corsage for a representative mother, flowers to decorate the altar, and a duet by Thelma Rose and Emma Scofield. Pastor Farnklin I. Ponge will preach on My the Motherhood and invite baptisms for children and support for Christian fellowship.
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J. BR. Poindexter
Thelma Rose
Emma Scofield
Farnklin
Ponge
Music Club entertains Scofield couple Saturday
Mr and Mrs H E Scofield hosted the Music Club on Saturday evening with dinner at 6 o clock and an evening of singing. Members present included Mr and Mrs Nat Gammon Dr and Mrs C B Austin James Sumner and Mrs Thelma Ross. Mrs Josephine Franklin was a guest.
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Mra
H. E. Scofield
Nat Gammon
C. B. Austin
James Sumner
Thelma Ross
Josephine Franklin
Mrs. Elsie Kipp Plans Visit With Family Group
Mrs. Elsie Kipp of El Paso visits with son Rex Kipp and family along with Mrs. Emma Muir. Kipp will depart soon to visit her son Ewald Kipp in Biehee.
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Elsie Kipp
el Paso
Rex Kipp
Ranch Pary
Emma Muir
Woman's Society meeting at Puller ranch May 17
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the ranch home of Mrs. Charles Puller on Friday May 17. Mesdames R. B. Rice and J. H. Baxter will be hostesses and Mrs. P. M. Chase will give the program.
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Womans Society of Christian Service
Mra
Charles Puller
R. B. Rice
J. H. Baxter
P. M. Chase
Farm couple entertains guests at Se par ranch home
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clayton Jr hosted a Saturday evening gathering at their ranch near Se par. A chicken dinner preceded games and dancing with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, Miss Elning Anderson, Miss Lesh Evans, Fred Ewing, Gilbert Buvens, and Bobby Reynolds.
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Tom Clayton, Jr
Separ
Jerry Hunt
Arlo Benson
Prank Bowman
James Allen
Elning Anderson
Lesh Evans
Fred Ewing
Gilbert Buvens
Bobby Reynolds
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts At Rolfe Home
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at the Rolfe home with members Mesdames C B Austin Tasella Clark FE Allen Nat Gammon W Wieco as hostess. Guest Mrs Harold attended the gathering.
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Mra. 3
Rolfe
Mesdames C. B
Austin
Tasella
Clark
FE. Allen
Nat Gammon
W. F. Wieco
Mra
Harold
Ralph Craig wins two district dash titles for Lordsburg
Lordsburg athlete Ralph Craig won the 220 yard dash and 106 yard dash at the Deming District meet on April 27. He added further honors at the state meet in Albuquerque with a fourth place in the 120 yard dash, enhancing Lordsburg's standing.
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Ralph Craig
Lordsburg
Deming
Tates
Albuquerque
Craig
IN AND CLUB MET WITH MR Gwnby ON TUESDAY
The N and T Club met with Mr. R. Gwnby on Tuesday. Members present included Mesdames Chase Trimble Clark Rolfe Green Fuller Scofield Poage Poindexter and Mrs. Fisher. Homemade cream puffs and coffee were served.
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N and T Club
Me R. B. Gwnby
Mesdames
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CC Board of Directors
A. W. Marshall
Delta Kappa Gamma
Slaughter Probe
Young People
Aall
ST. Joseph Catholic
F. M. Grive
Berharda Aragon
the Methodist Church
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
Plaintiff's
Naomi Wood
Church OF the Nazarena
Shakespeare
O. L. Wright
Wool Producers
ACA News
Farm News Sons
George
Benson
Harding
A. A. Rodgers
Methodist
Wednesday Bridge Club
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