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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1942

Page

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Lordsburg Internment Camp News Highlights Staff and Guests

A long community-style feature lists the camp kitchen staff and exchanges led by Sgt. B Moore and cooks Pfe Robert Coe Tech Sgt Joe Armijo and Pte Gilbert White. It notes guest appearances by Lieutenants Ruby L Helms and Helen Rolland and Brig Gen Louis S Guerre inspecting the camp progress. Also mentioned are hunting license purchasers and staff like Col C A Lundy Major W P Churchill and Captain Z W Tinker among others.

Sgt B. Moore Pfe Robert Coe Phoenix Arizona New York William Pape Lordsburg Austin Texas C. J. Fevold North Dakota Ft. Sam Flouston R. Gonmales San Antonio R. T. Rosch Rising Star Castleberry el Paso Stoneking Ft. Worth Raymond McDaniels Lubbock Doris Moore J. B. Moore Ted Yamaguichi Frank Oaki Geora Merwn Lerret Milwaukee Wisconsin Lerret Junle Robert Hough Auburn Camp Exchange Charles Samons Main Exchange Frank Bacon Detroit Lous Rotolo Col C. A. Lundy W. P. Churchill Z. W. Tinker R. 8S. Dockum H. Stull R. E. Eiraman Rufus Crews T. C. Veitch S. A. E. Hill FE. F. Waechter B. H. Keyes C. Castleberry C. E. Jacobs G. H Hunt C. F. Allen A. B. Smith L. E. Bradberry

Army News Column Urges Self Control and Duty

The write up stresses discipline among troops, urges avoiding fights, and condemns loose temper as harming the war effort. It notes Sgt Lutz leaving hospital and pledges improved behavior, plus congratulations to Michael Fay on a promotion to sergeant. The piece ends with a question about Sgt Keyes and daily letters from a soldier’s wife.

Joe Gatz Sgt. Lutz Sgt. Pollock Michael] Fay Sgt. Keyes

Mavericks Defeat Deming Wildcats 7-6 in Narrow Battle

After a slow start the Mavericks surged in the second half with a strong ground attack to edge Deming 7-6. Deming led much of the first half in Lordsburg territory and added a TD but missed the extra point and a field goal attempt. The Hot Springs game looms as a likely final home appearance, with local pride and district stakes high as Lordsburg seeks revenge for last year’s 14-13 win. The Maverick lineup includes Cal Hill and Glenn Webb at guard and quarterback duties by Glenn Ross and Frank Varela among others.

Mavericks Wildcats Lordsburg Hot Springs Lordeburg Maverick Cal Hill Fred Duran Glenn Webb Jeras Morelos Arturo Guzman Tommy Hall Daniel Renteria Pat Flores Arthur Talavera Jose Sanchez Carlos Hernandez

Funeral services for Arlin M Maddox in Miami Arizona

Funeral services for Arlin M Tex Maddox 41 who died suddenly in his Miami Arizona home were held at Easter Maxon Chapel at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev J C Moore officiating Burial followed in Restlawn Cemetery Pallbearers EF F Carder R J Taxtre W B Helm I J Tucker Ovie L Faulk and Staten Hatchell Honorary pallbearers were Donald Johnson Col Willard Holt Lew Robinson Vearle Payne Marshall Fuller Rose Howard Creighton Bowman P M McInnis Bob Poindexter and Dr R E Ravens all of Lordsburg L C Moor Tony Florian Earl Smith and Dan Nations. Wednesday's El Paso Times.

Arlin M “Tex” Maddox Miami Arizona Easter Maxon Chapel J. C. Moore Restlawn Cemetery EF. F. Carder R. J. Taxtre W. 8. Helm I. J Tucker Ovie L. Faulk Staten Hatchell Donald Johnson

Service Club Hostesses Week Schedule

The Service Club announces hostesses for the coming week. On Friday November 1 the hosts are Mr and Mrs G P Jeffus. Saturday November 14 Mrs Jack Heather and Mrs W W Scott. Sunday November 15 and Monday November 16 Mrs Don McCabe and Mrs Faye Clayton. Tuesday November 17 Mr Leo Cohen and Mrs Mattie Conner. Wednesday November 18 Mrs Alan Koff and Miss Exa Barton. Thursday November 19 Mrs A L Green and Mrs F R Poage.

G. P. Jeffus Jack Heather W. W Scott Don McCabe Faye Clayton Leo Cohen Mattie Conner Alan Koff Exa Barton A. L. Green F. R. Poage

Mrs J H Clark learns son Lt John Clark reaches Asbury Park post

Mrs J H Clark reports her son Lt John O Clark of the Signal Corps has reached his post at Asbury Park New Jersey confirming his assignment in the field.

Mra J. H. Clark John 8. Clark The Signal Corps Asbury Park New Jersey

Local Army Gossip Sparks Military Parade Rumors

Silver City questions arise about a deer hunting trip and Sgt Weinberg riding a private. The parade rumor grows as buck loan transfers among sergeants surface. Questions linger about Sgt Parsons shadowing Private Durant and cooks exempt from drill. Recreation funds also in doubt, more dirt promised later.

Silver City Sgt. Weinberg Sgt. O'Bannon Sgt. Castleberry Sgt. Keyes Set. Parsons Durant Officer’s Club

FBI and Police Officers to Meet in Hidalgo County Court House

F B I district chief D A Bryce informs the Chamber of Commerce that the fourth quarterly conference of the FBI and district law enforcement will be held in the Hidalgo County courthouse on Wednesday November 25 at 1 40 p m A letter from Bryce to Colonel Holt states the event will also include a guest talk by the local law enforcement head about 40 officers from the region are expected in attendance Bryce notes that your appearance is anticipated and welcomed by all officers in the area

D. A. Bryce Fl Paso Federal Bureau of Investigation Chamber of Commerce FBI Hidalgo County Texas Colonel Holt Lordsburg Bryce

Henry Ellison Bags Record Elk in Arizona

Henry Ellison shoots a 900 pound elk on the Coronado Trail near Hannagan's Meadow. The giant hangs at Kin Shell Station drawing crowds, with the animal measuring over fourteen feet and boasting 16 points. Ellison also took a black bear and needed two shots to down the elk.

Arizona Southwest Henry Ellison Coronado Trail Hannagan’s Kin Shell Station Henry

Woman's Club game party nets prizes and funds

The Woman's Club game party drew 44 members and raised about $10. Bridge prizes included a toaster donated by Community Public Service Company won by Mrs. E. Short, a gallon of antifreeze won by Mrs. R. E. Buvens, and $1 Defense Stamps won by Mrs. Dixon. Additional prizes awarded include a Pyrex dish to Mrs. H. G. Rountree and more Defense Stamps to Mrs. C. E. Speer, with a Hazel Ellison shop gift to Mrs. W. UF. Winters.

Bridge Community Public Service Company E. Short Hidalgo Garage R. E. Buvens Ritter-Walker Company Dixon H. G. Rountree C. E. Speer Hazel Ellison

Government seeks cash for typewriters from civilians

The government offers cash for non portable typewriters in any standard make. The U.S. Army and Navy seeking 600000 typewriters, about 26 percent of pre 1936 civilian stock, to be released to meet military needs. Contact War Production Board at 103% West Central Albuquerque New Mexico or Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce.

UU. 8. A War Production Board West Central Albuquerque N. M Lordsburg

Football Banquet Hosted by P Melnnis at Hidalgo Court Cafe

The annual football banquet was held at the Hidalgo Court Cafe with host P Melnnis. Attendees included Supt Tom J Mayfield Principal Roy Melugin Cone Burke Stiles Billy Fisher Corporal Reed the host and daughter Miss Dorothy McInnis and Allen Johnson. Brief talks were given by the superintendent principal coach Sules Billy Fisher and Corporal Reed.

P. M. Melnnis Hidalgo Court Cafe Tom J. Mayfield Cone Burke Stiles Roy Melugin Billy Fisher Corporal Reed Dorothy McInnis Allen Johnson Su‘les

SCS man arrives to lead district work in Lordsburg

J Glenn Morrill of the Soil Conservation Service arrives from Albuquerque to oversee projects in the district. He reports difficulty finding a home for his wife and young daughter and asks the Chamber of Commerce to help locate a suitable residence.

J. Glenn Morrill Soil Conservation Service Albuquerque Lordsburg Chamber of Commrcee

Hidalgo Scouts Banquet Highlights First Class Badges

The Hidalgo district Boy Scout banquet at the Methodist Church basement drew about 45 attendees. Bennie Everett presented first and second class badges to Bobby Wathen, Ralph Crate, and Jack Ewing, with merit badges awarded to Jimmy Fedrick, Joe Purcell, and Bob Wathen. Garnet Burka urged parental support for scouting as youths prepare for military service or civilian work.

Hidalgo District Methodist Church H. B. Scofield Missionary Society of the Baptist Church J. H. Baxter Bennie Everett Bobby Wathen Ralph Crate Jack Ewing Jimmy Fedrick Jlo Joe Purcell Garnet Burka Lordsburg Bette America Perey Krewson Glen Phillipe Oleen Court of Honor Ffort Garnet Burks God Bless Gene Montague Donald Johnson H. Veorle Payne Istrict Tom Mayfield George Jeffus Lew Robinson Glenn Phillipe R. Mastthael A. B. Bowman Willard Molt WB. Beofield Hotel Paso del Norte el Paso Friends of Scouting Midalwo

Barn Dance at Lordsburg Internment Camp Ranch

The Quartermaster office held a barn dance on October 31 at M. M. Owens ranch. Students wore costumes from country lids to caballeros as lanterns and corn stalks framed the event and a midnight lunch was served. Guests included Cpl. Fred E. Kenepp and Mrs, Sgt. Cletus Castleberry and many other service members and spouses.

Lordsburg Internment Camp M. M. Owens Fred E. Kenepp Cletus Castleberry Joseph Astor Bob Lewin Daniel Quintana Gus Scott Jim Gilbart Clovis B. Aguilar Garnet Burke Eunice Mons Jeanne Smith Helen Dunlap Lupe Sierra Ernestine Bonar Gladys Gene Malone Mesdames Doy Herwig Dorix Posey Ruby Warren Bonnie Pollock Pfe Antonio Jacobs Sam Scott Jimmy Ragland Jake” Jacobs Joe Schweigert Felix Escantrinas Dan Salgado

Eastern Star Meeting Supports Red Cross Kit Fund

The regular meeting of the Eastern Star was held Tuesday evening and members voted a contribution to the Red Cross kit bag fund.

Order of the Eastern Star Red Cros

Red Cross Volunteers Sought for Weekly Work Room

Red Cross workers are badly needed at the work room in Wo man's Club every Thursday afternoon. One afternoon each week is short to give for such needed work.

Red Cross

Hurley Couple Picks Up Passengers for Local Trip

Mr and Mrs William Herbig of Hurley stopped Tuesday to pick up Mrs May Hanner and Mrs C F Martin and all drove to E for an outing despite limited readable details of the local event.

William Herbig Hurley May Hanner C. F. Martin E. Paso

Armistice Day Program Best Ever Seen Here

The Armistice Day program in Lordsburg impressed as the best yet, directed by M. Brickley with Glenn Phillips leading a patriotic band. Lt. BK Jack delivered a strong address on duty and unity, and the crowd filled the gym as Legionnaires and volunteers promoted bonds during a day described as truly eventful.

Brickley Prexen A. Lund U. Army Legion Eugene Montague Sabocare C. T Avatin Seriool Mira Roan Harry Rosenstein Jack Inf Lordsburg Van Scheel Jack Heather

Widow Dunagan Deer Hunt On Animas Mountain

Stephen Dunagan a pioneer widow aged 46 hunted deer at Animas Mountain summit 461 feet high. She made one shot and got one deer then drank water from a government fountain at the height. She plans to spend winter with her sons in Blythe California and is noted for her activity.

Tom J. Mayfield Pearl Scott W. W. Seott Mere Stephen KR Dunagan Animas Mountain

Letter from India by Pfe Louis Martinez to Mrs Kerr

Sept 24 1942 India letter from Pfe Louis Martinez to Dora Kerr in Lordsburg New Mexico. He reports heat and adaptation in India, impressions of Hindus and camels, hopes to return home after the war, and sends regards to local friends and teachers.

Dora Kerr Lordsburg N. M Mra Kerr India Roy Pfe Louis Martinez

Lordsburg Women’s Club Meeting Date Change Notice

By order of the executive board the Lordsburg Woman's Club will meet Monday November 23 instead of November 16. The business meeting is at 3 pm and at 4 pm Mrs. R E Buvens will give a book review. Members urged to attend and bring guests.

Lordsburg Woman's Club R. E. Buvens

Stockmen Aim to Meet New Mexico War Bond Quota

Lank and Hidalgo counties pledge November quotas to defend the war effort. County targets include 12 420 for Hidalgo and 1 400 000 for New Mexico as Stockmen's Victory Bond Month drives raise funds through auctions dances and charity events. The Albuquerque headquarters mails thousands of letters urging ranchers to invest profits in War Bonds to sustain livestock production and national stability.

Floyd W. Lee San Mateo New Mexico Hidalgo County Lee Albuquerque

Registration Postponed to November Dates in Lordsburg

Registration postponed due to printer delivery issues. Dates are November 18 19 and 20 at Central School Lordsburg and also at the Lordsburg Internment Camp. Civilians employed there may register there for convenience. County schools will register. tentative track applications November 23. excess passenger tires due by November 14.

Lordsburg Central School P. Rm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lloyd C. Kim U. S Kim United States University of Pennsylvania Bucknell Lewisburg Pennsylvania Bismark Santa Fe Japan Ruby L. Helms Helen Rolland Brooks General Hospital Louis Bob Wilkins Paduach Kentucky Bob Chicago Aero Sign Company Army Thomas Brown Ft. Sam Houston Col. L. R. Roberts Mor L. J. Balch Louisiana Lawrence Lyle Mr. Lyle George Richins Ellen Capps Deming Wildcats Scout Service Club Young America At War Junior Red Cross Walter Beach Humphrey F. B. I. and Police Officers SCS Hoy Stark James Sumner Lordsburg Womans’ Club Luna County
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