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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1965

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Cotton City Tumble Weed Harvest Anecdotes

Local notes recount farm crops near harvest with Adair Merrell hauling about 2000 tons of grain to a big grain barn and deliveries to U Bar Ranch. Mention of maize stored, a tune up business in Sid Wright's garage, hunting season activity, social plans, and an Open House at Devanu’s and Lillian’s.

Adair Merrell U Bar Ted Politi Sid Wright Dakan el Paso Roy Hatch Bill Veck Roy Adair Bill Verna Devanu Lillian

Ministerial Fellowship Sponsors Community Thanksgiving Service

The Community-wide Thanksgiving service sponsored by the Ministerial Fellowship of the City will be at 10:00 am Thanksgiving morning at the First Assembly of God Church 13 S Animas. Reverend Floyd Grant hosts and Reverend Earl E Ball of the Methodist congregation will be the speaker. All friends are invited to attend.

Ministerial Fellowship of Assembly of God S. Animas Floyd Grant Earl E. Ball All Lords& Friends

Janet McGhee Named Lordsburg's Princess At Pecan Festival

Miss Janet McGhee daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack McGhee has been named Lordsburg princess for Carlsbad's first annual Pecan Festival to be held during Thanksgiving weekend. She is a junior at Western New Mexico University majoring in home economics and aims to teach it. She leads the Home Ec Club and has held several student offices and honors.

Janet McGhee Lordsburg Jack McGhee Carlsbad Miss McGhee Western New Mexico University Home Ec Ritch Hall Council Alpha Mu Omega Valentine

L. H. S. Junior Class to Stage 3 Act Comedy Time Out For Ginger

The L. H. S. Class of 1967 will present the three act comedy Time Out For Ginger at the Cafetorium Friday November 19 at 8 p.m. Jared Richardson leads as Howard Carol with Mary Dallies as Agnes. The cast includes Connie Brown Susan Warnel Peggy Lesly Chad Richardson Remmel Nunn Reggie Shumway Gilbert Saucedo and Frankie Craig. A 1 30 p.m. matinee is scheduled mainly for students.

Ginger Ronald Alexander Melvin Douglas Jack Benny Howard Carol Jared Richardson Mary Dallies Agnes Connie Brown Susan Warnel Peggy Lesly Chad Richardson Remmel Nunn Mr. Wilson Reggie Shumway Ed Hoffman Gilbert Saucedo Lizzie Frankie Craig

P O Robbery Suspect To Get Mental Check

Richard E. Troye 26 is charged with armed attempted robbery of the Animal Post Office west of Hachita. Judge Bratton ordered 60 days of observation at Springfield Federal Medical Center, with arraignment delay requested as Troye was not able to assist in his defense. He was turned over to postal inspectors for federal prosecution.

Richard E. Troye Springfield U. S. Dist Howard C Bratton Troye Timothy B. Keleher Hachita

Liberal deadlines updated for Thanksgiving week publication

The Liberal announces all deadlines are moved up one day so print can be issued on Wednesday due to Thanksgiving. Readers and staff are asked to adjust schedules accordingly.

Cotton Growers Vote On Quotas In 1965 Referendum

Cotton growers in Hidalgo County vote Tuesday November 23 on whether marketing quotas will govern the 1966 upland and ELS cotton crop. The poll places open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Paymaster Gin Cotton City and Elizabeth Clouse home Virden.

Secretary of Agriculture Freeman Hidalgo County Paymaster Cotton City Elizabeth Clouse Virden

Merchant's Committee Notes Thanksgiving Closures

The Merchant's Committee announces that since Thursday November 25 is Thanksgiving Day most places of business will be closed to observe the holiday.

Merchant's Committee

Mobile Historic Trails Exhibit Coming to Lordsburg

The 400 Years of Historic Trails exhibit from the New Mexico Museum opens in Lordsburg on Friday November 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the southeast corner of Main Street and Railroad Avenue. The free display, produced by the Museum of New Mexico and sponsored by the State Department of Development and Capitol Buildings and Improvement Commission, features historic photos maps and a large model of Santa Fe’s capitol.

Lordsburg Main St Railroad Ave The Museum of New Mexico Museum State Department of Development Capitol Buildings and Improvement Commission New Mexico Capitol Santa Fe

Four Area Ranchers Nominated for BLM Advisory Board

Twenty nine Southwest New Mexico livestock leaders compete for twelve elective seats on the Las Cruces District Advisory Board. Ballots were mailed to qualified voters with a 2:00 pm November 22, 1965 deadline. Nominees include Charley D. Blakey, Sherwood Culberson, Damon W. Dunagan, and George Godfrey.

New Mexico Las Cruces U. Bureau of BLM Las Cruce Charley D. Blakey Sherwood Culberson Damon W. Dunagan George Godfrey

Christmas Club Checks Expected To Spur Early Shopping

First National Bank of Lordsburg mailed Christmas Club checks totaling over 5000 dollars. Bank president Ralph Burton said funds released this week should boost early holiday shopping. He noted Lordsburg offers its first Christmas Club this year and expects a stronger response next year.

First National Bank of

Local readers urged to share holiday news

The notice asks residents to call 542-3471 to send in news during Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. It encourages people hosting guests or visiting relatives to share items and keep the community informed.

Raymond Hood Jr. Dies From Auto Crash Injuries

Raymond Hood Jr., 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hood of Lordsburg, died Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital Albuquerque from injuries after a car left State Highway 400 near Fort Wingate October 24. He was alone, not found for some time, and had been in Universal Contracting Co. employment. A National Guard member since February 1963, he served as aircraft ground observer in C Battery Lordsburg and trained at Ft. Polk and Ft. Bliss. Rosary Friday at Heather Chapel, funeral Saturday at 9 am at St Joseph's Catholic Church.

Raymond Hood, Jr Raymond Hood Lordsburg St. Joseph's Hospital Albuquerque Fort Wingate Hood Gallup Universal Contracting Co National Guard Snce Ft. Polk Ft. Bliss Texa Heather Chapel 8 Joseph's Catholic Church

Local Briefs From Lordsburg and Albuquerque Events

CWO and Mrs Edward Altuna Sr left for Ft. Bliss Texas where he is stationed. Mr and Mrs Gilbert A Buvens attended the New Mexico Insurance Seminar in Albuquerque on Nov 11 12 13. Seminar sponsored by the New Mexico Association of Insurance Agents and the New Mexico Capital Stock Insurance Association drew 140 agents and company men. Mr Dailey Bishop of New Braunfels Texas and Mr Bob Bishop of Phoenix Arizona visited Mr and Mrs Harold Bishop weekend.

CWO Edward Altuna Sr Ft. Bliss Texas Gilbert A. Buvens New Mexico Insurance Albuquerque New Mexico Association of Insurance Agents New Mexico Capital Stock Insurance Association Dailey New Braunfels Bob Bishop Phoenix Arizona Harold Bishop

Tuesday Club Meets At Mrs Messecar Home

The Tuesday Club gathered this week at the home of Mrs Messecar with Mrs Olla Joplin as hostess. Mr and Mrs Felix Corral and Ramona visited in Douglas for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Flores. Ramona Holguin spent Tuesday in Silver City on business. Peggy M Vasquez is a new employee at the Austin Clinic.

M Messecar Olla Joplin Felix Corral Ramona Douglas Mrs Flores Ramona Holguin Silver City Peggy M. Vasquez Austin Clinic

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