Gifts of God sermon on wealth and poverty by George S Benson
George S Benson urges prudent wealth views in a Harding College address. He contrasts water and wealth to show unrelated facts, notes poverty in China, calls labor exploitation a crime Jesus condemned, and argues prosperity depends on well paid workers and U S liberty. He asserts America’s wealth supports global trade with Asia and stresses equitable distribution.
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Jesus
America
Russia
China
United States
Orient
Gale-Negley wedding ties New Mexico families across towns
Arvil Gale and Miss Georgia of Albuquerque wed in Silver City at the Methodist Church with Rev. Wil lingham officiating. Attending were relatives from Albuquerque Lordsburg and Silver City along with a reception at Mrs. Lora Newell's. Gale, a former prisoner of war on Bataan, plans to study at the University of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvil Gale
Georgia
Albuquerque
Silver City
R. L. Willingham
Toy Tatsch
Tom Foy
Lora Newell
Fausto Noce
Mary Louise Noce
Judy
Vern Klement
June Redford
Eldridge Brown
Siby Kerr
Damon Dunagan
Ruth Barnes
R. R. Gale
Gale
Lennie K. Negley
Virden
Lordsburg
Lords
Bataan
University of New Mexico
Erque
Womans Club
Blythe family hunting trip yields first deer
Mr and Mrs Steve Dunagan and Daniel Dunagan of Blythe California visited Lordsburg. Over the weekend Daniel Junior, age ten, joined the hunt and shot a deer within an hour, the first for the group. Delilah Dunagan accompanied them back to Blythe after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Dunagan
Daniel Dunagan
Blythe
Lifornia
Lordsburg
Daniel Jr
Dannie
Daniel
Blythe Owly
Delilah Dunagan
Arizona Soil Conservation Service leader visit noted
Ronald A. Egon heads the Soil Conservation Service program in Arizona with headquarters in Phoenix. He is described as a leading figure in the region including New Mexico. He recently visited his mother and former neighbors.
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Ronald A. Egon
Soil Conservation Service Program
Arizona
Phoenix
New Mexico
Food Sale by Women’s Society of Christ in Service
A food sale event held by the Women’s Society of Christ in Service is announced through the Community Public Service Company in Komorow on November 17. Proceeds support church or community activities in the area.
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Womans Society of Christ In Service
Community Blic
Komorow
Major Fuller Praised After Okinawa Typhoon Relief
Major Warren P Fuller of Lordsburg received high praise from Col. Thomas J. Du Bose, commander of a B 29 unit with the Eighth Air Force, for his leadership during and after the October 10 Okinawa typhoon. Du Bose credited Fuller with limiting property losses and saving personnel from injury while preserving government funds.
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Okinawa
Warren P Fuller
Lordsburg
Thomas J. DuBose
Eighth Air Force
Fuller
Col. DuBose
Revival Sees 26 New Church Members In Baptist Service
Rev. Sidney Hale reports a successful revival with nineteen conversions and seven by letter. A large turnout attended every session, marking a strong showing for the Baptist congregation.
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Sidney Hale
Advisory Council meeting for Hidalgo County women’s clubs
Representatives of the Women’s Clubs of Hidalgo County are invited to meet Saturday November 17 at 10:30 a.m. in the Hidalgo Hotel lounge to organize an Advisory Council and plan club programs for the coming year. Miss Elsie Cunningham and Miss Rosemary Hicks will attend from State College and local counties.
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Hidalgo County
Hidalgo Hotel
Elsie Cunningham
State College
Rosemary Hicks
Luna
Hidalgo Counties
Monday Bridge Club meeting hosts and guests
The Monday Bridge Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs Jane Stiles and guests Mrs Louise Bryant and Mrs Richard Rice. Attending members included Mrs Stiles, Mrs Mazel Chase, Miss Helen Chase, Mrs Eleanor Cochran, Miss Bers Jhonston, Mrs Bertha Koff, Mrs Jane Traylor, Mrs Lula White, Mrs Emma Scofield and Mrs June Redford.
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Monday Bridge Club
Jane Stiles
Louise Bryant
Richard Rice
Stiles
Mazel Chase
Helen Chase
Eleanor Cochran
Bers Jhonston
Bertha Koff
Jane Traylor
Lula White
Emma Scofield
June Redford
Picnic in Gold Gulch Draws Local Youth Group
A Sunday picnic in Gold Gulch drew a group of local youths including Misses Christine Templeton Betty Reynolds Rachel Noce and young men Robert Burch Roy Ones Cpl Jimmie Hall Gerald Moseley Ellison Ralph Craig and Clyde Jackson.
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Gold Gulch
Christine Templeton
Betty Reynolds
Rachel Noce
Robert Burch
Roy Ones
Cpl
Jimmie Hall
Gerald Moseley
Ellison
Ralph Craig
Clyde Jackson
Dinner party honors guests at Saturday gathering
Mrs. June Redford hosted a dinner Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Myles Cohen Sr. and Mrs. Terry Williams, Miss Mary Louise Noce, Mrs. Sibyl Kerr Fausto Noce, Charlie Williams, Eldridge Brown, Damon Dunagan and Gordon Kimbley. The group then attended the American Legion dance.
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June Redford
Myles Cohen, Sr
Terry Williams
Mary Louise Noce
Sibyl Kerr Fausto Noce
Charlie Williams
Eldridge Brown
Damon Dunagan
Gordon Kimbley
American Legion
Observance of Armistice Emphasized by New Mexico Legion Leader
M A Campagna of the American Legion Department of New Mexico spoke on KOR praising Armistice Day as more solemn after World War II. He urged universal military training and a strong national defense policy while thanking OPA for its support and KOB for air time.
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M. A. Campagna
Americaniam
American Legion
Department of New Mexico
KOR
America
Campagna
Office of Price Administration
KOB
Legion
Veterans Opa
Settlements Reach $188000 In District OPA Overcharges
District OPA Attorneys T. C. Roy Anderson and Fred Nott said settlements totaling $188,000 have been reached since January. Overcharges on goods and rents are involved and monthly settlements average about $16,000. Refunds to consumers under $5000 are not included, and some cases were settled after suits in Federal Court.
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District Opa
T. C. Roy Anderson
Fred Nott
Milk Price Increase Authorized in Las Vegas Area
The National OPA allowed 19 cent per pound butterfat and 1 cent per quart milk hikes in wholesale and retail in Las Vegas. New butterfat price is $1 per pound. fluid milk at wholesale 13 cents per quart and 15 cents at retail. The move followed San Miguel County Dairy Association requests to deter diversion to a better market. Albuquerque Office lacks authority. only Washington Office with Agriculture approval can change state prices.
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OPA
Las Vegas
San Miguel
Albuquerque
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tire Shortage Widens Across Passenger and Truck Tires
The record shows OPA officials warn demand for passenger and large size truck tires far exceeds available supplies. Boards must screen applications carefully to allocate limited quotas, with 2 500 000 passenger and 250 000 truck tires cited as monthly targets. Production has not kept pace with the rush of applications nationwide.
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OPA
RATION TIMETABLE STAMPS FI TO KI VALID THROUGH NOV 30
An announced ration timetable lists stamp series Fi through Ki as valid through November 30, Li through Q1 valid through December 31, and R1 through V1 valid through January 31, with W1 through 71 and green stamps unspecified.
Local church listings and service times in town
Several churches publish their weekly schedules. Churches include Sidney W. Hale Assembly of God Curh with services at 11 am and 7:30 pm and midweek at 7:80 pm led by Rev Everett Smith. Church of Christ at Fifth and Pyramid with catechism and mass times. Church of the Nazarene at Seventh and Shakespeare with classes and services. The Methodist Church led by Franklin R Paige with Sunday School at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am.
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Mra. Berharda Aragon
Ena Walter and Wayne Mitchell Wed in Private Ceremony
Mrs Ena Richins Walter and Wayne Mitchell married at 6 p m in a home ceremony conducted by Bishop Albert. Witnessed by Mrs Charles Walter. Mrs Walter has lived in Virden and Lordsburg and led the Hidalgo county OPA office. Mr Mitchell works for the Southern Pacific and has lived here several years. They depart for a honeymoon at an undisclosed location.
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Ena Walter
Wayne Mitchell
Alberta
Charles Walter
Mitchell
Ena Richins Walter
Virden
Lordsburg
OPA
Hidalgo County Court House
Southern Pacific Way Company
Music Club Hosts Social Event Among Members
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Gammon entertained the Music Club last Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs. Thelma Ross, Mrs. Josephine Franklin, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scofield, James Sumner, Lt. and Mrs. Terry Williams. The Williamses arrived Wednesday and are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Williams. Mrs. Williams joined Terry in El Paso and traveled to Lordsburg with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Gammon
Music Club
Thelma Ross
Josephine Franklin
C. B. Austin
H. E. Scofield
James Sumner
Terry Williams
T. B. Williams
Invalid or N and valid through February stamp note
Fragmentary OCR mentions stamps with a five pound value and validity through December but contains garbled words and dates, obscuring specifics. No clear person organization or place to anchor a full news item.
Pearl arbor served on the US Navy refrigerator ship Roamer
Seaman T H Joseph Winston McNeely of Lordsburg served aboard the USS Roamer a noncombatant supply ship supplying fresh meat vegetables butter and leather to bases across the South Pacific for three years ending in New Zealand where she was commissioned in August 1942.
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Pearl Arbor
T. H
Joseph Winston McNeely
USNR
Lordsburg
Japan
USS Roamer
Ruat
Guedealcanal
Tulagi New Caledonia
Russell
Fiji
Ellice Ielanda
South Pacific
New Zealand
Dr Piepergerdes Navy Veteran Opens Offices in Bisbee
The offices of Dr. C. C. Piepergerdes will reopen this week in the same Bisbee location above the Bank of Bisbee. Piepergerdes, a Navy veteran, will resume practice in eye, ear, nose and throat treatment with reception, refraction and consultation rooms. An ear, nose and throat treatment room and a minor surgery room will be included.
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C. C. Piepergerdes
Bank of Bisbee
Piepergerdes
Industrial workers' income links to farm prices study
A USDA study shows that buying power of industrial workers largely drives farm product prices. With exceptions in 1920 1924 and 1945, industrial income and farm cash income moved in tandem, indicating sustained income linkage since 2010.
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USDA
Farmers’ Price Index Hits 175 Parity Peak in October
The index of prices paid by farmers for commodities, interest, and taxes rose two points since September after six months of stagnation. It reached 175 in October, meaning costs to farmers were about 75 percent higher than the 1910 14 banc period, with commodity prices sold averaging around 6 percent of parity.
Farmers to vote in New Mexico AAA community elections
Farmers and ranchers in New Mexico will meet to discuss postwar agricultural problems and community needs through December 15. Voters will elect 405 community committeemen and 1565 county delegates to oversee AAA programs, restricted to participants in conservation sugar or crop insurance plans.
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New Mexico
V. Hemphill
AAA Committee
AAA
Hemp
Hemphill
Light Cruiser USS Denver Veteran of Pacific War
On 088 Denver Tom Boles water tender USNR from Lordsburg helped log over 160000 miles of sea travel on the USS Denver. The ship refueled at Buckner Bay Okinawa when Japan capitulated. The Denver served from Solomons operations to China coast sweeps and earned the nickname Light House Buster after shooting down Angaur Lighthouse during the Palau bombardment.
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Tom
Boles
USNR
Lordsburg
Denver
Japan
Buebner Bay
Okinawa
Solomons
China
Deaver
Angaur
Palaus
Baruch Urges Nation to Survey Resources
Bernard Baruch urges a nationwide survey of natural resources in a letter to Representative Albert Gore of Tennessee. He warns against continuing soil and mineral depletion and calls for studying resources and modern methods to replenish them promptly. He stresses the impact on the economy and national life.
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Bernard Baruch
Albert Gore
Tennesse
Woman's Club to Hold Regular Meeting Next Monday
The Womans Club schedules its regular meeting at the elu house at the usual time. A public program will follow with Judge Marshall of Deny ing speaking on youth problems at 3 46.
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Womans Club
Orchids From Hawaii Arrive For Mrs Poage
Mrs. F. Br. Poage received a box of orchids from Hawaii sent by Lt. Allan L. Poage. The gift arrived by special delivery airmail in four days and appeared fresh when delivered at the parsonage.
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F. BR. Poage
Hawaii
Allan L. Poage
Thanksgiving Pageant by Central School Intermediate Grades
A Thanksgiving Pageant will be presented by the Intermediate Grades of Central School on Friday evening November 16 at eight o'clock in the gymnasium. The program traces Thanksgivings from Colonial times to the present with colorful flags and costumes including dances and reels. Features include the Virginia Reel Swedish Mountain March Indian War dance Dance of the Indian Maidens and a Sword Drill with many songs. All parents and friends are invited.
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Central Behool
Priday
Virginia
Net Farm Income Expected to Drop
The report suggests farmers’ net profits next year may fall as much as 16 percent from this year’s peak. Despite the decline, profits are still projected to exceed the prewar average by more than 5 percent.
Soldier Bruce of Lordsburg Admitted for Treatment at Brooke
Sgt. William L. Bruce of Lordsburg has been admitted to Brooke Hospital Center Fort Sam Houston Texas for further treatment and observation. He is a liberated prisoner of war of the Japanese and the grandson of Mrs. Viola E. Burruss of Lordsburg.
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William L. Bruce
Lordsburg
Brooke Hospital Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Mra
Viola EH. Burruss
Past Matrons Club selects details for Christmas party
The Past Matrons Club met with Mrs. A. L. Green. Members drawn for the Christmas party to be held December 14 at Mrs. Ella Brown's home. Attendees included Mrs. Myrtle Augustine, Mrs. Ella Brown, Mrs. Anna Chase, Mrs. Hazel Chase, Mrs. Dora Kerr Kerr, Mrs. Olivia Wells, Mrs. May Hanner, Mrs. Addie Trimble, and Mrs. Green.
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A. L. Green
Ella Brown
Myrtle Augustine
Anna Chase
Hazel Chase
Dora Kerr Kerr
Olivia Wells
May Hanner
Addie Trimble
Mra. Green
Eastern Star meeting in Lordsburg Chapter No 21 event
Lordsburg Chapter No 21 of the Eastern Star met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall after a dinner. One candidate was initiated and members receiving Grand Chapter appointments were introduced and given gifts. Past Grand Matron Anna Chase Grand Exther Hazel Chase and District Instructor Luella Clark were named. Reports of Grand Chapter were presented.
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Lordsburg
KE. S
Masonic Hall
Grand Chapter
Anna Chase
Hazel Chase
Luella Clark
Notice of 1946 Driver's Licenses Sale
Notice that the sale of 1946 driver's licenses begins December 1 1945 provided the applicant holds a valid 1945 license for this or another state. Julia C Klement Driver's License Collector City Hall.
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Julia C. Klement
Evangelist to Close Meeting Sunday Night at Church of Christ
The Evangelistic meeting at the Church of Christ will end with Sunday night service at 7 59. Youth Night Friday November 16 invites Lordsburg and Douglas Arizona attendees. Refreshments follow the evening message Here Am I. Sunday morning service at 11 features The Art of Thanksgiving. Evening service at 7 30 includes Young People meeting at 6 50 and Who Shall Sojourn In the Tabernacle. Public invited.
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Church of Christ
Fogliasso
Ever Mills
Lordsburg
Douglas
Arizona
Tabernacle
N and T Club Meets for Christmas Party Plans
Mrs. A. L. Green hosted the N and T Club Tuesday afternoon. Names were drawn for the Christmas party and plans were made for the event. One guest, Mrs. J. L. Augustine, attended among members including Mrs. G. W. Trimble, May Hanner, Chandler Hill, F. BR. Poags, Charles Fuller Mra, Luella Clark, B. M. Chase, and the hostess.
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A. L. Green
N and T Club
J. L. Augustine
G. W. Trimble
May Hanner
Chandler Hill
F. BR. Poags
Charles Fuller
Luella Clark
8. M. Chase
Dutch Treat Club Meeting Reviews Country Mouse Book
The Business and Professional Womens Club gathered at Ella Brown's home after a Dutch Treat Moemish dinner. Mrs. R E Buvens reviewed the book Country Mouse. A city street numbering request was favorably reported. Four new members were initiated and plans for a Christmas party were made. About 18 members attended.
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Business and Professional Womens Club
Ella Brown
R. E. Buvens
Pansy Bonar
Beatrice Mitchell
Clera Brown
Mabel Johnston
Haltoms Visit Wide Circle Over Armistice Day
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Haltom and sons Tucky and Billy of Artesia visited Mr. and Mrs. George Haltom, the elder Haltoms, over last weekend and Armistice Day.
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Felix Haltom
Tucky and
Billy of
Artesia
Mr. Haltom
George Haltom
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