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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
5
Copper Corporation Mines Division reports the Chino Mines crushing department achieved four new records with 1 000 000 man hours without a lost-time accident. Sixty employees maintained this safety streak since 1953, prompting congratulatory remarks from Frank Woodruff, general manager.
Boy Scout Troop 120 held a Court of Honor on May 11 at the Methodist Church basement. Fred Ramsey presented the new troop charter to a Geronimo district official. Awards went to Manuel Morelos Felipe Martinez tenderfoot Howard Smith Elwin Roark Sam McGhee Chuck McGhee. 155 scouts and scoutmasters attended the camporee at Mountain with many visitors.
A reception honoring the Rev and Mrs WC Strickland will be held from 3 to 5 p m on Sunday May 24 in the undercroft.
Dr and Mrs James H Baxter attended the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons convention in Albuquerque, leaving Wednesday and returning Saturday. A Bedreck camp out honored Mormon Aronic Priesthood boys with men and boys camping Friday night and families joining Saturday for lunch and games. Mr and Mrs W C Covington moved to Socorro NM. Dan Bolinski of Sauk Rapids MN is a new AT and T employee. AM Gale returned from Denver after five weeks at an AT and T school. Eugenio Barrios celebrated his 74th birthday at home. born in Mesilla NM. Steven Resny, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Reay, had a birthday party Friday. Mr and Mrs Marshall Fuller weekend in Alpine AZ. Church note urges community goodwill amid local observations. Strickland family welcomed back. newly elected Woman's Society of Christian Service officers to be installed and 1964 graduating senior class as guests.
Miss Sharon Roark was installed as Worthy Advisor of Lordsburg Assembly No 17 Order of the Rainbow for Girls on May 17. Susan Wamel sang and vows were taken at the altar while Harriet Bishop Parlee Wright Ruthie Reager John ell Kirby also installed.
Jack McGhee learned Tuesday of his mother Jeanette McGhee's sudden death in Burns Flat Oklahoma. He and Mrs. McGhee traveled there Wednesday, services included a green carnation emblem an open Bible Genesis 9 13 and the song In the Garden of Tomorrow. Refreshments followed as Patty Roark led the guest book.
The St. Joseph's teenagers will present the Living Rosary on Saturday May 30 in the Central school gym. A dance follows at the High school cafetorium. The public is invited and the Teenage Club thanks mothers and local stores for support of their raco supper fund.
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