Red Cross Appeal For Flood Stricken Carlsbad
Gail M Brickley reports severe flood and fires in Carlsbad causing destruction of about 100 homes and damage to 15 more. About 400 families need aid. 150 families housed in Socorro and other counties along the Rio Grande. Red Cross requests public contributions to support relief and reestablishment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mo
Gail M Brickley
Hidalgo County
Red Cross
Carlsbad
Hunten
Socorro
Rio Grande
New Mexico
F. A. Winfrey
Hurley Golf Club Hosts Sunday Tournament
Hurley golf club invites players to a Sunday tournament with 10 a m start and a $1 entry fee. Flight prizes will be offered, and early plans are urged for local and Lordsburg golfers to attend. Contact Pete Chase or Dr. R F Buvens to register by Saturday noon.
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Hurley
Wehip Flight
Pete Chase
R. EF. Buvens
Hurley Club
Lordsburg
Dee
Pete
Local Church Services and Programs Listed
MST Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with sermon What Manner Of Ought We To Be. Missionary Union meets 7 p.m. evening service at 7 p.m. midweek conference Wednesday at 8. Church of Christ at Firth and Pyramid Sts offers school 10 a.m. services 11 a.m. evening services at 8 p.m. Juniors meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
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Ing
Church OF Christ
June lineup at Palace Theatre in Superior
The June program at Palace Theatre features Mickey Rooney and Ann Rutherford in Andy Hardy's Private Secretary starting Sunday, with Strand titles including Strawberry Blonde with James Cagney and Olivia de Havilland, Kitty Foyle with Ginger Rogers, Dennis Morgan, and Virginia with Madeline Carroll and Fred MacMurray. A Legion sponsored Land of Liberty stars 139 actors and runs June 19–20. Carole Lombard and Robert Montgomery in Mr and Mrs Smith are also highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Allen
Mickey Rooney
Ann Rutherford
Andy Hardy
Mickey
Spencer Tracey
James Cagney
Olivia de Haviland
Kitty Foyle
Ginger Rogers
Dennis Morgan
Virginia
Madeline Carroll
Fred McMurray
Land of Liberty
American Legion
Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Robert Montgomery
Mrs. Smith
Methodist Church Service Schedule
Rev. Joe Emanuel leads morning worship and Epworth League at 1 00 p m. Evening worship follows at 7 00 p m. Church School 9 45 a m. Choir practice Wednesday 7 20 p m. A warm welcome awaits.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Assembly of God Church invites parishioners to worship
A cordial welcome awaits at the Assembly of God with Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and an evening service at 730 p m Prayer service is set for Tuesday at 730 p m and the C A service for Friday at 730 p m led by Rev H P Hines pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God Church
H. P. Hines
Church of the Nazarene Service Schedule
Church of the Nazarene announces services led by Pastor H. Paul Simpson. Sunday worship at 9:45 and 11:60 a.m. N Y P S at 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer 7:30 p.m. All welcome. Legal blanks at Liberal Office.
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Church OF the Nazarene
H. Paul Simpson
Liberal
Decoration Day Observed With Closings And Services
Decoration Day was observed with business houses closed and ceremonies at Mountain View cemetery. The American Legion and Auxiliary led a procession from Hotel Hidalgo to the cemetery where ministers delivered addresses. Citizens were urged to display the colors in support of the President and his Fireside Chat.
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Shakespeare and Virden
Mountain View Cemetery
F. T. Dunlap
The
United States
Commencement Orator Mixes Dates at 1941 Exercises
Dr Roy Strickland of the Texas School of Mines mistook Friday as the closing day and left the scene. Superintendent Mayfield hurried Rev Joe Emanuel to substitute with ten minutes notice using Lincolns phrase Government of the People By the People and For the People to frame a concise address for graduates of 1941.
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Roy Strickland
Texas School of Mines
Mayfield
Joe Emanuel
Dr. Strickland
Lincoln
Lordsburg Composer Copyrights His School Songs
Jimmie Sumner, noted Lordsburg composer, writes five school songs with words and music. Superintendent Mayfield sends them to Washington for copyright. Titles include Mavericks Fight On, Good Bye Lordsburg High, The L Club, My Sweetheart My Mother, Lordsburg All Hail To Thee, and a patriotic number comparable to Dear Old Samland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Sumner
Mayfield
Washington
Mavericks
Lordsburg High
Maverick
L. Club
Lordsburg
Jimmie
Samland
Card of Thanks for flowers and neighbor aid
We express deep gratitude to friends for flowers and acts of friendship. Special thanks to the Rodeo neighbors for aid and sympathy after our bereavement. Emily Adams and family list several Adams and Ballard households.
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Rodeo
Emily Adams
Gurnsey Adams
W. A. Ballard
Henry Adams
Walter Adams
Paul McCarty
Della Ward
Women’s Golf Club Hosts Delightful Afternoon at Local Course
The Women’s Golf Club and families enjoyed a pleasant Tuesday with a round of golf and lunch. After play, scores on three holes determined Mrs. L. W. McCoy as the winner and she received a golf ball. Members invite others to attend next Tuesday with a dish to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Golf Club
L. W McCoy
Progressive Youths Visit Five Homes For Games And Refreshments
The young people of the Church of Christ held a progressive party last Tuesday evening visiting five homes Lee J. Wright Pat Ewing Mrs Mary Lee Fairly Allan Wy Broun and the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Lee J. Wright
Pat Ewing
Mary Lee Fairly
Allan Wy. Broun
Ellison Family Heads to Guaymas for Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Leon Ellison and their children from Deming and Henry Ellison travel to Guaymas for another fishing expedition where they expect to bring home large catches.
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Leon Ellison
of Deming
Henry Ellison
Guaymas
Pioneer ranchman William Adame laid to rest in southwest funeral
William Adame born December 6 1860 Coleman City Texas died May 27 1941 survived by wife Emily Lowell and children Gurneey Edith Henry Walter and two stepdaughters. He came to Hachita in 1905 and spent years ranching in Animas mountains. Services held at Rodeo Baptist church with sermon by Douglas pastor. Active and honorary pallbearers named from Arizona New Mexico and Texas.
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William Adama
John Q. Adama
Coleman City
Texas
Emily Lowell
Gurneey Adame
Mra
Edith Ballard
Henry Adame
Animas
New Mexico
Walter Adame
Rodeo
Ella McCarty
Apache
Arizona
Della Ward
Phoenix
Adame
Southwest
Hachita
Animas Mountain
Rodeo Baptist Church
Douglas
Littl
John Q. Adame
Maggie Slover
Alpine
W. H. Walter
Munroe Dunagan
Charlie Brown
Buford Martin
Jack Hoggett
Pat Fwing
Charley Yarbrough
Wyatt Anderson
John Curry
John Croom
Tom Upshaw
Cloverdale
Rafe Faulkner
Frank Brown
Ben Robertson
John T. Muir
N. S. Pon
Lordsburg
John B. Crowell
Dirk and
Bud Parker
Tucson
R. D. Hamilton
Playas
Joe Good
Hachita visitors greet Lordsburg friends at dinner
Mrs. Joie Roberson and her daughter in law Mrs J D Rob erson and son Ronald Edward with Barrett Deming visited Lordsburg Tuesday as guests of Dr C B Austin.
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Joie Roberson
J. D. Roberson
Ronald Edward
Barrett Deming
Lordsburg
C. B. Austin
Came for commencement guests from Silver City
Mrs. Joseph W. Hodges and Mrs. E. P. Mathney attended as over graduation guests for Mrs. Mozelle Messecar and her daughters Mary and Katherine of the class of 1941 in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Hodges
E. P. Mathney
Silver City
Mozelle Messecar
Mary
Katherine
Land of Liberty Palace Theatre June 19 20 1941
Community event at the Palace Theatre features a thirty minute musical program with Thelma Ross Harry Rosenstein and W. C. Mearns, plus singing, ushers listed, and a charity effort from First National Bank to fund tickets for children. All share a message of liberty and welcome.
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Palace Theatre
Mre
Thelma Ross
Harry Rosenstein
W. C. Mearns
Distinguished guest Grace Corrigan visits Lordsburg
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Grace J. Corrigan and EB W Bahr of the Department of Education greet Lordsburg friends on Friday. She meets County Superintendent Mary Lee Fairly and in the Chamber of Commerce shares a sentiment urging people to favor deeds to help others.
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Grace J. Corrigan
New Officers Named for Lordsburg Women’s Club
The Lordsburg Business and Professional Women’s Club announces its 1923 slate with Miss Exa Barton as president and Mrs. Olivia Wells as vice president. Miss Gladys Sapp becomes treasurer, Miss Bertha Scofield secretary, with H. E. McCray as historian and Emma Scofield as parliamentarian. Della Cureton is committee woman at large and Gail Brickley serves as club director.
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Lordsburg Business and Professional Womens Club
Exa Barton
Olivia Wells
Gladys Sapp
Bertha Scofield
H. E. McCray
Emma Scofield
Della Cureton
Gail Brickley
Notable Luncheon and Dinner Guests Reported
Messecars hosted Mrs Messecar and daughters for a luncheon at Hidalgo Coffee Shop. Mrs Vera Ben Riggle Brimberry of Yuma and Miss Nobia Reetor visited Sunday evening. Myre Invetin and Clark with Mrs Thelma Rose and son joined for dinner. Rey and Mrs Joe Emanuel and Willard Holt attended dinner Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozelle Messecar
Hidalgo
Vera Ben Riggle Brimberry
Yuma
Nobia Reetor
Myre, Invetin
Chaney Ritter Wedding Surprises Lordsburg Friends
Ellie Ritter married Miss Mary Jane Chaney in Dallas at the Chaney home on Wednesday. Mrs Ritter Peggy John Ritter and Mr and Mrs Robert Ritter attended the ceremony. Claude and Melvin Jones of Amarillo visited their brother Dewey Jones this week.
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Lordsburg
Ellie Ritter
Mary Jane Chaney
Dallas
Chaney
Ritter
Peggy
John Ritter
Robert Ritter
Claude and
Melvin Jones
Amarillo
Texas
Dewey Jones
Faculty vacation plans reveal wide dispersal across states
Superintendent and Mrs Tom J Mayfield plan a quiet home summer with school work and floral visits. Principals and teachers including Roy Bonar Virgil Brown and many others spread to Lordsburg Albuquerque Abilene Snyder Sandia Park and other locales for a lengthy break.
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Tom J. Mayfield
Roy Mehugin
Plana
Roy T Bonar
Lordsburg
Virgil Brown
Junction City
Kansas
Albuquerque
Mise Maxine Geren
Lax Cruces
Mine
Ruth Lacey
Abilene
Tex
Mins
Nobin Reetor
Melborne
Arkansas
Lordeburg
Stella Dee Shannon
Durant
Oklahoma
Mildred Truitt
Helena
Behool
Glenn Moses
Lordeburge
Mies
Thelma Rowe
Lola Mae Atkinson
Texas
Fxa
Darton
Big Sandy
Texae
Fern Carney
Seiling
Helen Chase
Lordabure
Ima Fairly
Fleanor Fitch
Hachita
Margaret Puller
Bees Johnston
Snyder
Omar Masters
Sandia Park
New Mexico
Bertha McCafferty
Bangor
Mira Gretchen Smith
Houston Texans
Wilson School
Nancy Chase
Olivia M. Welle
Lords
Toth
Olive Harper
Red Rock
Dora Kery
Brimberry Family Reunion Ties to Prescott Pastor
Mrs Vern Ben Riggle Brimbery former sponsor of the 1941 senior clone attended graduation exercises and visited her aunt Mrs BRownby and husband at Douglas. The Brimberry family now resides in Prescott Arizona where J I Brimberry is pastor of the Church of Christ.
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Mre
Vern
Ben Riggle Brimberry
BR. Bownby
Douglas
Brimberry
Prescott
Arizona
J. I Brimberry
Church of Christ
Surplus foods listed for June in New Mexico
Government officials announced the June surplus foods available to Food Stamp Plan families in New Mexico. The list includes fresh grapefruit apples oranges snap beans cabbage and potatoes along with wheat flour graham flour pork lard corn meal hominy dried beans and dried prunes. Fresh cabbage and fresh snap beans were added while hot or canned items were removed from the designated list.
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New Mexico
Cad In His Bed At Clifton Ends Cowman El llis Life
Ed Ellis a longtime Diamond A and Herbert McGrath cowman and ten year foreman at Dy B C DeMons ranch on Eagle Creek was found dead in his Clifton bed Tuesday morning. Officials attribute the death to a heart attack.
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Ed Ellis
Diamond A
Herbert McGrath
Dy. B.C
Eagle Erecekh
Clifton
Vacation Bible School Opens for Children of Lordeburg
Reginning Monday morning the Bapital church will open another Vacation Bible School for the children of Lordeburg. This free two week service invites all children aged 4 to 17. School runs from 9 to 11 20 each morning except Saturday.
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Bapital Church
Lordeburg
Cove
Mary Joe MeWhorter Wins Cash Prize at Radford School
Miss Mary Joe MeWhorter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman MeWhorter, at the Radford School for Girls in El Paso, received a cash prize for a poetic composition High judges rated the piece highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radford School For Girls
Fl Paso
Mary Joe MeWhorter
Freeman MeWhorter
Mary Lee Jones Secures Stenographic Post at Douglas Airplane
Mary Lee Jones, wife of Lowell Jones, is appointed to a fine stenographic position at the Douglas Airplane factory in Santa Monica. The plant is described as the largest in the world, with Lowell having achieved several advancements in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Jones
Mary Lee
Douglas Airplane
Santa Monica
Lowell
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