Last Sorority Meeting Plans Western Dinner
Epsilon Sigma Al held its final spring meeting at Tom Lockwood home with Mrs. Crabtree hostess. Plans included sponsoring a refugee child through the Children Federation am and a Brownies work celebration. Mrs. Koff hosts the next gathering for a western dinner. Madeline Crosby, Jess Westmoreland, Annie Ruth Taylor and Della Faye Hol were present along with Bill Veck Aubrey Lacy Crabtree and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma al
Tom Lockwood
Universal
Woman's Club Hobby Show And Silver Tea
A Hobby Show and silver tea are planned at the Woman's House on Monday May 19 from 3 to evening. The event will display art ceramics leather copper and aluminum collections with fiesta themed decorations and refreshments. Music will be featured and attendees urged to join social hours. Mrs John A Bradford and Mrs Freeman McWhorter are coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manyorie
John A. Bradford
Freeman McWhorter
Annual Central School Exhibit May 16
The Central grade school will hold its annual exhibit of school work and art by pupils from 2 PM to 4:30 PM on Friday May 16. All parents and interested persons are cordially invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Perses
PTA
Scout Courts Set At PTA Meeting For Awards
Youth theme marks PTA gathering on Monday evening in May. The Girl Scouts will present a Court of Awards and the Boy Scouts a Court of Honor. Delegates will report on convention and members will receive advancement stations merit badges and merit pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Margaret Richards Crowned Prom Queen in 1952
Margaret Richards was crowned queen of the Junior-Senior prom held Saturday evening in the old high school auditorium. Manuel Saucedo was crowned king and Miss Lucille Richins was named queen's attendant. The prom and banquet at the American Legion hall featured a Latin-American theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Richards
Manuel Saucedo
Lucille Richins
American Legion Hall
Mrs J A Johnson Elected Pres Of B and P W Club
Mrs J A Johnson was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's club at a May meeting hosted by Mrs George Tom. Other officers named include J R Sr 1st vice Catherine Carruthers 2nd vice A A Richards secretary Miss Gladys Sapp treasurer and former president Ima Ross as parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
George Tom
J. R
Catherine Carruthers
A. A. Richards
Gladys Sapp
Ima Ross
Elizabeth Sammons
Carlsbad
Hazel S. Durham
Raton
Rufus Graham
Gallup
Ruth Reisiger
Clovis
Sec
Eunice Hoyland
Albuquerque
Treas
Hattie McCray
the Turquois
Toma Wood
Springer
Emma J. Scofield
BPW Club Wins News Award at State Convention
The Lordsburg BPW club earned a state convention news award for the best weekly newspaper story. The winning piece ran in The Lordsburg Liberal on February 22 1952 and titled Exchange Students Speak at BPW Meet Feb 14. Louise Martin wrote it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carlsbad
Lordsburg Liberal
BPW
Louise
Curtis
T.) Martin
Liberal
Why Buddy Poppy Day Why Buddy Poppy Day
Article about the VFW National Home for orphans and widows of foreign wars, describing its 1925 founding aims, location near Eaton Rapids Michigan, and the care provided by house families, houses mothers, hospital, chapel, and the Buddy Poppy sale supporting the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Scott Morningstar
Ladies Auxiliary
Vf.w
F. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Home
Eaton Rapids
Mich
FVW
VFW
VFW National Home
New Drug Store To Open In Lordsburg
W. D. Bill Robbing of Abilene and Stamford Texas will open a Walgreen Agency drugstore in Lordsburg in the former Pennington grocery space on Railroad Avenue. The building, recently purchased by Mrs. Madeline O Dell, will be remodeled and redecorated with work started this week and the store expected to open in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D
Bill
Abilene
Stamford
Texas
Railroad Ave
Pennington Grocvey
Madeline O'Dell
Robbins
Walgreen Agency
City Council Reappoints Department Heads
City Council reappoints department heads and workers except the city clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of M. H Land. Land has left Lordsburg and will make his future home in Indiana and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H Land
Land
Lordsburg
Indiana
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
High School Band to Present Final Concert Tonight
The L. HLS band will perform its final concert of the school year tonight at 8 p m in the Central gym. The program includes a trumpet trio and features graduating seniors Margaret Richards Gloria Sanchez and Arturo Ruiz as guest conductors. Admission is charged with proceeds aiding band expenses. refreshments will be served by the Rand Parents Club after the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Richards
Gloria Sanchez
Arturo Ruiz
Rand Parents Club
Rainbow for Girls installs Read and staff at Open House
Mary M. Read is installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls along with a large staff at an Open House Sunday afternoon May 1 in the Masonic hall. Anna Martin served as installing officer and a long list of officers followed with Miss Margaret Richards as marshal and Mary Ann Culber noted in continuation on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Read
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Anna Martin
Margaret Richards
Lucille Richins
Patricia Flickinger
M. Chase
Barbara McCants
Worthy
Betty Bradford
Charity
Barbara White
Hope
Ginger Dunkerson
Roberta Corbell
Jane Chase
Janice Malott
Recorder
Betty Moseley
Patsy Crouch
Joyce Poindexter
Rita Corbell
Nature
Luanna Cox
Sue McCarty
Fidelity
Darlene Latham
Ada Jean Jackson
Service
Patsy Rockwell
Inner Observer
Mary Ann Culber
Puke 7
Deadline for News and Ads in Lordsburg Liberal
The Lordsburg Liberal requests cooperation to have papers in the post office by mid Thursday for Friday delivery. News deadline is 4 30 Wednesday afternoon and ads deadline is 2 00 p m Wednesday to reach stands by mid afternoon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Liberal
Lordsburg Opens First Home Baseball Game Sunday May 18
The Lordsburg baseball team will play its first home game this Sunday May 18. The club seeks local fan support and benefits from generosity of local businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Uals
Baccalaureate Sermon for 1952 L H S Graduates
The 1952 L H S baccalaureate service is set for Sunday May 18 at 8 pm in the new high school auditorium. The program includes Fear piano duet Pomp and Circumstance Ida Saucedo and etc. Rev Daniel F Kennelly will give invocation and Rev Harold B Johnson delivers sermon. Commencement follows Thursday May 99 at 8 pm with Dr R L Hunt of New Mexico Western College as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear
Carolyn Romney
Laura Yacomo
Daniel F. Kennelly
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Tachaikowsky
Ida Saucedo
R. L. Hunt
New Mexico Western College
Music and Dance Festival Held by LDS Church Wards
A full house attended the Mae ve and Dance Festival sponsored by the Mutual Improvement Association of the Lordsburg Verd en Duncan Franklin Solemnville and Safford wards of the L D S church in this city. The program featured an organ recital by Garth Hanchett and vocal solos by Hettie Fae Bowman Garvin Hanchett and Mary Lou Brown with dances by various groups. General chairmen were Mrs Eugene Romney Jr and Mrs Robert Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Improvement Association
Lordsburg
Virden
Duncan
Franklin
Solemnville
Safford
Garth Hanchett
Richards Music
Ariz
Hettie Fae Bowman
Garvin Hanchett
Mary Lou Brown
Sherill Hill
H. Vearle Payne
Eugene Romney
Lynn Hatch
Eugene Romney, Jr
Robert Harwood
Mrs Leahy Hosts Home Guests in Lordsburg Ties
Mrs Will Leahy of Cincinnati Ohio, former Miss Mattie Johnson, is visiting Mrs John T Muir and Mr and Mrs Rex Kipp. She is a former Lordsburg resident with many friends in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Leahy
Cincinnati
Ohio
John. T. Muir
Rex Kipp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parent Teachers Association
Prom
J. A. Johnson
B.& P. W. Club
BPW Club
Buddy Poppy Day
Mary M. Read
Rainbow For Girls
Rev. H. E., Johnson
LDS Church
Southern Pacific
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!