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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
4
One acre lot with chicken houses offered for sale for 300 dollars. Easy terms available. Inquire R M Reynolds office. Also used golf clubs offered by National Furniture Co with sales of 3 for one dollar or 3 clubs for one dollar while stocks last.
Mrs Frank Johnson attended a Sunday tea at the Phi Omega Pi sorority house in Tucson with her daughter Miss Helen Johnson and son Harry Johnson. The visit included Miss Flossie Johnson a University of Arizona student. Mrs Ira L Wright and the speaker arrived from Silver City yesterday.
Travel via Pacific Greyhound Lines offering six daily schedules including Chicago World's Fair round trip for 51.75 dollars. The Rattan Saddle Shop announces reopening with reduced saddle prices inviting old friends and patrons.
Glenn D. Macy the state highway engineer surprised friends by marrying Mrs Anna Kincheloe Galbraith in Hillsboro on April first. The bride, an equestrienne with a home in El Paso, will move to Santa Fe to join him.
The ornate saddle display carved by John Rattan in the West Union window draws praise from saddle enthusiasts. Mrs. Walter Boswell hosted a Monday birthday and farewell party for the Stovalls with enchilada dinner and bridge games. Guests included Harry Martin Claude Olney Tom Lister Earl Brown Carl Deaton Bob Dunlap and Mrs Red Cochran among others.
The Methodist Church led by Pastor S. Mima will observe Christian Education Day with the morning sermon on Visions and Values. There is no evening service due to the bac calaureate at the High School.
Don W. Lusk returned to the Silver City Independent with his son and a friend, joining Mrs. Theresa B. Kiner, to greet Lordsburg friends on Thursday, in a scene reflecting local newspaper ties and community warmth.
Mrs. A. B. Conner and family express gratitude for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their husband and father Fat Lordsburg Bread. Enounters Rattlesnake at Harriette Mine Gold Hill Page details a four rattlesnakes appearing in the entrance of the new tunnel and a narrow escape for Johnny Ball and Frank Cline at work inside.
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