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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1964

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4IC Committee Election Nears in Hidalgo County 1964

The ASC community committee election in Hidalgo County will be conducted by mail with ballots sent to eligible voters. Ballots must be returned by November 30 1964 and will be publicly tabulated December 4 1964 at 1 30 p m in Lordsburg. Nominations list slates A B and C for committees include George W But h Clinton E Dunagan and others with three regular members and two alternates elected for each slate.

Hidalgo County W C. Miller Pnd Conservation County ASCS East Second Street Lordsburg Clinton E Dunagan Bill Godfrey William Kambitch Ralph Kimble Bill F. Massey W G Richards John E. Smith Ad Veck Ey Bryce John Davis Max DeVilbiss Adair Merrell Robert T Reynolds James F. Richards R Richins Clarence Eiger Darrell Ks Charles M. Clouse L. M. Match R. W. Johnson Marvin Virgil W. Jones W. le Jones Marion Mortensen Donald Nelson M. F. Richins ASC ASC County Committee ASC State Committee

Dr Smith Speaks At Lordsburg Woman's Club

The Lordsburg Woman's Club held a November meeting with arthritis and rheumatism talk by Dr George L Smith. Members contributed five dollars to Arthritis foundation and TB Seal Sales, supported Shell Oil scholarship, and welcomed new members Mrs Bearl erson and Mrs Andrew Smith.

Lordsburg Woman’ Club Thomas Jensen Kuykendall Victor Lazar

City Plans Action to Enforce Street Assessments

City auditors report many residents owe curb and gutter and street paving assessments from an eight year project. Pav ing District No 1 funds exceed outstanding bonds by 2003, and delinquent properties will be notified by certified letter with possible sale if no payment. State auditor urges enforcement to retire bonds by maturity.

Allman and Evertson

Chamber of Commerce Elects Three Directors for Three Years

Chamber of Commerce members elect Ralph Burton C Height and Bill Kimbley to three year terms beginning in January. John L Gray of Gray Products Co in Deming joins as a new member. Prizes for Christmas home and business decorations were discussed with plans for a contest again this year and further details to follow.

Chamber of Commerce Ralph Burton C. L. Height Bill Kimbley John L. Gray Gray Products Co Deming

Gandara elected FTA president at regional meeting

Loretta Gandara of Lordsburg High School was elected president of the district Future Teachers of America at a Western New Mexico University campus meeting. Virginia White of Silver City was named vice president and Alicia Rodriguez of Deming treasurer. the district includes Silver City Deming Cobre and Lordsburg high schools. Sixty five students attended as the Student Education Association aided with arrangements.

Loretta Gandara Lordsburg High School Future Teachers of America Western New Mexico University FTA Silver City Deming Cobre Lordsburg Virginia White Alicia Rodriguez Student Education Association

Thanksgiving Office Closures Prompt Early Ad Deadlines

The Liberal office and all other business houses close for Thanksgiving next Thursday. Ads must be in by Tuesday noon and news by 5 p.m. State and county offices and local schools will also be closed Friday.

Community Thanksgiving Service At First Methodist Church

The annual Community-wide Thanksgiving Service will be held at the First Methodist Church on Thanksgiving Day at 10 a.m. Rever end Floyd Grant will be the speaker. Local churches will be represented, and offerings will aid the less fortunate, providing gasoline and milk for children. Over a thousand people benefited last year. Donations may be mailed to Don E. Baker or Rev. Tomlinson.

First Methodist Church Floyd Grant Assembly of God Church Lordsburg Robert ©. Tomlinson Church of Christ Fred Ewing First Baptist Church Don E. Baker Tomlinson

Forest Fire Hazard Warning Amid New Mexico Hunters

The U S Forest Service blames hunters for 24 fires in New Mexico through October and early November. Most fires were on the Santa Fe National Forest and extinguished while small. Southern New Mexico forests remain dry and at risk of major fires. Abandoned campfires cited. laws require full extinguishment and careful fire practices in forest areas.

U. S. Forest Service New Mexico Fred H. Kennedy U. S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Santa Fe National Forest Kennedy

FBI training ends as officers from several AZ towns attend

About 25 law enforcement officers from Safford Benson Clifton Duncan and Silver City Lordsburg and Deming participated in a two day FBI driven school in the region. Sessions covered note taking interviewing and signed statements on day one and searches and seizures on day two. Hosts were Chief C L Rogers and Sheriff Leroy McCarty with ongoing FBI cooperation planned for Lordsburg.

Forest Service Safford Benson, Clifton and Duncan Arizona Silver City Lordsburg and Deming Philip Claridge Robert J. Wirth Wirth C. L. Rogers Leroy McCarty F. RB. I Lordsburg Rogers Mountain States Telephone Co

Rodeo Resident Nannie Price Russell Dies in Las Vegas

Funeral services for Nannie E Price Russell were held November 14 at Rodeo Baptist Church with Rev Wesley Walker officiating. She died November 9 in Las Vegas New Mexico after a long illness born January 7 1882 in Locust Grove Georgia daughter of Sam and Susan Price moved to Rodeo in 1901 married John Russell and had four children buried at Douglas City Cemetery.

Nannie E. Price Russell Rodeo Baptist Church Wesley Walker First Baptist Church Russell Las Vegas New Mexico Locust Grove Georgia Sam Susan Price Clifton Arizona John Russell Rodeo Post Oak Baptist Church Bisbee M. C Pugsley Victor Samoza Harry Turner Walter Turner Stanley DeShazo J. W. Franklin Douglas City Cemetery Heather Funeral Home

Quinn Becomes Liberal Office Employee in Lordsburg

Mrs. George Lavinia Quinn now works in the Lordsburg Liberal office replacing Mrs. Leroy McCarty who moves to Chamber of Commerce secretary manager. Quinn, formerly of El Paso, lived in Lordsburg years ago while attending grade school. her husband is employed by Western Gas Service Company.

George (Lavinia) Quinn Lordsburg Liberal Leroy McCarty Chamber of Commerce Quinn el Paso Western Gas Service Company

Fuller Memorial To Be Dedicated At First Methodist Church

A memorial art glass window honoring the late Claude C. Fuller will be dedicated during morning worship at First Methodist Church on Sunday November 22 1963. Family members will attend and the public is invited to join the service.

First Methodist Church Claude C. Fuller

Lordsburg Schools Dismissed for Thanksgiving Holiday

The Lordsburg Municipal Schools will dismiss Thursday and Friday November 26 and 27 for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Lordsburg

Star Scouts Speak at Lions Club Meeting

Two Star Boy Scouts spoke at the weekly Lions Club gathering in Valencia. Steve McGhee explained the Order of the Arrow and Charles McGhee discussed the founding and growth of the Boy Scout movement. The brothers, sons of Donald and Mrs. McGhee, pursue merit badges for Life Scout rank. The club voted financial support for the New Mexico Lions Eye Bank to encourage eye donation after death to help others regain sight.

Lions Club Fl Charro Steve McGhee Boy Scouts Order of the Arrow Charles McGhee Boy Scout Movement Donald McGhee New Mexico Lions Eye Bank

Mrs Arthur Shaw Dies In Albuquerque

Mrs Arthur Shaw died Sunday at Bataan Memorial Hospital Albuquerque after an extended illness. The Shaws lived in Lordsburg for years where Rev Shaw served as pastor of First Methodist Church. Funeral was held Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church Clovis NM. Survivors include husband a daughter Nancy Landers of Yuma son David Shaw Jr of Monhans Texas several grandchildren and other relatives.

Arthur Shaw Bataan Memorial Hospital Albuquerque Shaws Lordsburg Shaw First Methodist Church Trinity Methodist Church Clovis New Mexico Nancy Landers Yuma David Shaw Jr Monhans Texas

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