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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

4

Local notes on meetings travel and community events

Local items report meetings upcoming and recent social visits. Mrs. Jack Heather hosted the N. and T club, Mrs. Sylvia Kerr hosted the 8 and . club, and Mrs. Wade S. Smith and Mrs. Gannon stayed with Anna M. Chase in her travels. Trainmaster and Mrs. L. Zwick attended a funeral in Bowie. Bakers hotel barred by sheriff escorts prisoners to Deming.

American Legion Sylvia Kerr Jack Heather N. and T Club Chamber of Commerce Billy Salter Novia Scotia Len Hollen Jones Devine Bakers Barred Deming Methodist Church C. V. Williams Eastern Star Anna M. Chase Lordsburg Railroad Friends Woman's Club City Council Margaret Downey Bethel Fuller Lillie May Jones Marie Graham Stella Egon E M Fisher A. W. Morningstar R. A. Egon Fuller B. H

Local Residents and Visitors Return and Travel

W Chandler Hill returns from West Texas Military Academy for mer vacation while Dr F D Vickers and Dr James A Kinnear visit from Deming. Mr and Mrs C M Hall and daughter become Lordsburg residents living with Mrs J Puller. L H Creamer and J C Creamer visit Roswell to escort Mrs Creamer to Plainview Texas for summer with daughter Mrs I Northcutt and grandson Nelson Northcutt.

W. Chandler Hill West Texas Military Academy Mes C M Hall Little Daughter Lordsburg Mrs. & J Pullers Me Hall L. H. Creamer Roswell Mr. Creamer J. C. Creamer Nelson Northcutt Plainview Texas Mra I, I, Northcutt

Valedon NM School Closing Set for May 21

Valedon New Mexico announces the closing day program of the Valedon schools will occur Thursday evening May 21 at 8:00. A stage has been erected in the park to aid viewing and seating will be on the grass unless guests meet age and dignity criteria. The public is invited to attend as guests of the school.

Valedon New Mexico

Open business soon at old site with McEvoy

Miss Grace Long from the extension department at State College works with County Agent Koogler. The piece notes local personalities helping in community life and questions about motivation and effort.

McEvoy Miss Grace Long State College Koogler

John Robson Buried At Tucson

A May 15 burial notice from Mrs John Robson in the Liberal states John Robson was buried at ten today in Tucson. The message thanks friends for kindness and is signed by Mrs John Robson and family. Attending were Frank RK Goon Nick Hughes of Lordsburg and the Hobson brothers of Animas. It notes a life of honesty and square dealing.

Mra John Robson MHS Frank RK Goon Nick Hughes Lordsburg Hobson Brothers Animas W. R. Roberts Bartlesville Oklahoma Charles E. Majors Little Rock William Majors Los Angeles Robert Russell el Paso R. W Curry Indianapolis J. S Sammons Oklahoma City Mountain View

Masons and De Molays Visit Silver City for Initiation

A party of Lordsburg Masons led by Mesars Chase Jeffus Gougill Ben Carruth and Cross with Stobt Briel of Las Cruces De Molays traveled to Silver City on May 19. They initiated seven Silver City youths into the local De Molay chapter and were hosted afterward by Mayor Frank Wesley for refreshments.

Masons Mesars Chase Jeffus Gougill Ben Carruth Cross Stobt Briel Las Cruces de Molays Silver City Pete Chase Harold Scofield Louis Green Frank Wesleys Frank

Mrs L P McHalffey Returns From Mississippi Ranch Life Ahead

Mrs L P McHalffey and her two young sons have returned from Mississippi and plan to move to a ranch home near the Gila River. She looks forward to a delightful ranch life and her enthusiasm is already catching.

L P McHalffey Mississippi Gila River

American Legion Calls for Memorial Day Endowment Fund

The American Legion urges support for a permanent endowment fund to aid orphans of veterans and disabled veterans. They request a nationwide total of 5 million dollars with New Mexico at 10000 and Hidalgo County at 150, to be raised by Memorial Day. The fund aims to cover administrative costs and ensure help reaches cases of lost income due to war injuries.

Legion United States New Mexico Hidalgo County Legion Committee

Simmons in Town Reflects Honest Deed From Past

O D Simmons of Animas, successor to Tom Birtrong, visited town on Monday on business. Recalled tale recalls a long-ago ride when N J Scott picked up Simmons on Tyrone to Lordsburg road. Scott forgot the debt until meeting in Simmons' store and offered payment, which was refused. Old fashioned honesty endures.

O. D. Simmons Tom Birtrong Animas O. DD N. J Scott Lordsburg Silver City Simmons Tyrone Scott

Commencement Notes and School Band Praise

Jack Kerr presented a large bouquet to Jewels while Louise and Ruth delivered flowers to Helen and Viola. Dr Kent praised Prof Summers and his band noting the rapid progress under his leadership. Some boys’ feet dangled when seated a chair. Lordsburg hopes for the return of Supt McLeskey and the entire staff, though it remains doubtful.

Jack Kerr Lord Chesterfield Louise Ruth Helen Viola Dr Kent Prof. Summers Lordsburg Supt. McLeskey

Star Theatre May Listing Shows and Dates

Sunday May 24 Excitement Monday May 25 Sunset Trail Tuesday May 26 Wednesday May 27 Penjola Thursday May 28 Friday May 29 Name the Man Saturday May 23 Riddle Riders and a two reel comedy Almost a Husband.

Silver City to Meet Bear Cats at Home

The Silver City team travels to face the Bear Cats on the home field, highlighting a strong lineup. They will stay with host Willard S. Salter at the Hollen House during the visit, with big objectives for the season ahead.

Silver City Bear Cats Willard S. Salter Hollen House

Card of Thanks for Bereavement

To the many kind friends and neighbors who proffered aid and sympathy on the occasion of our great bereavement we tender our heartfelt thanks. We are especially grateful for the floral tributes from ROY K. McDONALD and MYRTLE LOUISE.

Roy K. McDonald Myrtle Louise

For Sale Small Frame House 10 by 22 Feet

For Sale a small frame house measuring 10 by 22 feet listed by Mrs. R. W Sanders at Larremoore Ranch. Limited details provided.

R. W Sanders Larremoore Ranch

Commencement Exercises Honor 1926 Lordsburg Class

The 1926 Lordsburg commencement celebrated graduates with messages on service and progress. R Bownby presented diplomas to his daughter and three others, while teachers and students praised school spirit and future usefulness under Miss Tallulah Lyday’s stage direction. Benediction by T A Phillips closed the event.

R. Bownby Board of Education Helen Maurice Clay Lordsburg Viola Alvin T A. Phillips Tallulah Lyday

Bible Thought for Today

Brethren reflect on Galatians 6 4 urging spiritual correction with meekness. The verse counsels restoring a fellowship member gently while guarding against self temptation.

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Nat Gammon Hs Pase Mra Gannon Wade S. Smith Anna M Chase U. S Lordsbure F D Vickers The Holy Crows Law James A Kinnear Kinnear Msevoy the Jeweler Msevoy Company Jewelers New—Way Market Sanitary Market J. A. Nicholson Engineers’custom Assay Office East Railroad Avenue Wilkinson & Carter Lordsburg Power CO Barney Wardell J. G Raymond Creamer Ray Tucson Lordsburg Boys Bean de Molay California Los Areles San Diego Santa Barbara Pacific Coast Golden State Sunset Southern Pacific T. Clayton Star Theatre Program Janie Gertrude McDonald Library Board Rh. K McDonald BASE Alec Batage Serra
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