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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
4
The Baptist Church plans special sermons and music to honor mothers on Mother's Day with morning and evening services. Bible School opens at ten, worship begins at 11 and 8, inviting attendees to bring their mothers or those without a way to attend. Pastor M C Moore urges full participation and fellowship.
Revival notice for May with meetings starting Tuesday at 7 15 p m and running through May 28 led by Rev B F P Harris district superintendent All welcome at the Church of the Nazarene pastor L Wright directs the event
The Lord Figure baseball team took an 8 to win over Clifton on their home field last Sunday. Mrs. Mary Clark Jones and her daughter Mary Lou arrived from Peoria to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clark, for a few weeks.
Local notes report garden seed supply for R F C relief recipients at Bitter Lumber Co. Several townsfolk are listed as visitors or shoppers in Lordsburg, including A T Lane Hachita Mrs H G Adams Animas and more. A B Y P U party near town featured a weiner roast with fourteen youths and three visitors.
Facts on Steins Pass recounts its role in the Butterfield stage line and immigrant trails. It notes Captain Steins was killed defending Doubtful Canyon against Apaches near Steins Peak and details a 1864 engagement with casualties among Arizona volunteers.
Lions International District 40 holds its annual convention in Silver City on May 23 24 with Charles Hatten as principal speaker. Over a hundred delegates expected. A cabaret dance and gifts including a copper gavel and a William Warner oil painting planned. President Leon M Bower endorsed for district governor.
Mr. and Mrs Well Davis of Ani mas and Mr. and Mrs John Davis of Seneca visited town Monday. J Ethan Wright and Mrs Effie Bass, Animas teachers, were there Saturday. J T Austin returns home for summer vacation from the University of California where he performed well as usual. Use Lordsburg Bread and Bakery.
A new skinless salmon product highlights fast prep removing skin to serve as elegant entrées or salads. The method yields flawless presentation and great ocean flavor, ideal for sandwiches or light meals with simple ingredients like chev paste and mayonnaise on thin bread.
John T. McCabe is visiting for a few days after injuring his right knee when knocked down by a bull while feeding cattle. Dr. Austin examined him with an x ray and found no serious injury.
The sermon at 11 o'clock Sunday at the Methodist Church with Pastor S. M. Mims focuses on genuine motherhood and responsibility beyond mere parenthood. A baptismal service for babies and young children is planned, with hymns and a reading from The Mother's Ark, and a 8 PM Treble Clef concert by FY Paty singers promises a sacred musical program.
A telephone message from El Paso notified Las Cruces Chamber Commerce of the serious illness of Secretary M Stevens. Frank Stevens of the state highway force moved to his bedside with George Woodward and Mrs. Leslie Blackburn. The Blackburns and children returned to Magdalena after five months with Mrs. Blackburn’s mother McTavish, who is improving. Jack Baldwin returned from Paso after an operation.
Mr and Mrs H C Bailey and Mrs O K Leonard entertained Sunday with Dr and Mrs F and Dr and Mrs Penrose as guests in a cordial social gathering.
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