Broom is Today Lady Staris December 1st Divisions Unite
Fragmentary list shows a divided group of salesmen and band parents with names such as A Richards president and Brandt as band instructor. It notes locations around North St Main St and RA tracks with multiple band parents and students named, ending mid note with Continued on Page 7.
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Staris
A. Richards
Presis
Brandt
Ave
Harber Eo
The
Lions
Main St
RR Ave
St. St
Harber Heather
Nadine Jackson
Lehman
Susan Probert
Dson
Willa Lunt
Pour
5Th
Damon Dunagan
Fulkerson
Jim Red
Henry Otto
Sharon Fulkerodra
Dunkerson
Lawrence Gay
Hparent
Mary Gay
Four Remain in March of Dimes Campaign Effort
Yashvin of Santa Fe announces a state wide reach campaign to finish the polio fight. Four remaining priorities include pollution, patient aid, research, and professional training. He stresses March of Dimes funds are essential as New Mexico completes earlier drives.
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Yashvin
Santa Fe
State of Dimes
March of Dimes
New Mexico
Nal Foundation
New Mexico Mid
Henning the basketball coach heads to Albuquerque
The high school basketball coach Henning was traveling to Albuquerque on Wednesday to be at the bedside of his aging father. The report notes the family emergency as the primary reason for the trip and does not provide further details.
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Henning
Albuquerque
Fraternal and Club Meeting Dates Listed
Local groups announce December meeting dates for Coming Keents Odd Fellows CAP Robert Swan Auxiliary Rainbow Girls Pythian Sisters Rebekah Lodge Lions Club Needle and Thimble Club Robert Swan Post Sunshine Girls Beta Sigma Phi Xi Phi Beta Tau Delta Kappa Gamma Sage and Sands Extension Club.
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Odd Fellows
CAP
Robert Swan
Rainbow Girls
Pythian Sisters
Rebekah Lodge
Lions Club
Needle and Thimble Club
Robert Swan Post
Sunshine Girls
Beta Sigma Phi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Sage and Sands Extension Club
Postmaster Urges Early Mailing Of Christmas Mail
Postmaster Montague launches the Mail Early Christmas Campaign urging preparation for mailing Christmas ecards and gifts. He advises proper wrapping and clear addressing, insuring valuable parcels, with specific postage for cards and requirements for large or small envelopes and hand cancellation. The post office will be open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday Dec 22.
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Montague
Director of NM Safety Council To Meet With Hidalgo County
Bill Lemon assistant director of the New Mexico Safety Council will speak at Hidalgo County Safety Council meeting at City Hall Tuesday night December 4 at 7 p.m. He will present a safety film and demonstrate reaction vision and glare testing devices. Miss Margaret Austin has been ill at home with flu for several days.
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NM Safety Council
Bill Lemon
New Mexico Safety Council
Hidalgo County Safety Council
Lemon
Mr. Lemon
Hidalgo
Margaret Austin
American Christmas Seal Sale Originated Half Century Ago
The first American Christmas Seal Sale to raise funds to fight TB began in 1907 by Miss Emily Bissell of Wilmington Delaware with Red Cross support. Today 3,000 volunteer groups under the National Tuberculosis Association run the annual sale which opened November 15 for its 50th year.
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Emily Bissell
Red Cross
Wilmington
Del
American Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Bissell
Denmark
Oimost
Margaret Powell
Lordsburg
Junior Comets Out Step Stars In 18-12 Contest
The LHS junior Comets defeated the Stars 18-12 in a powder puff football game at the high school stadium. Becky Turrentine and Connie Young starred for the Comets with Meaid and Young delivering key runs as the night featured strong sportsmanship amid a chilly crowd.
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Comets
LHS
Lucille Meaid
The
Stars
Becky Turrentine
Connie Young
Meaid
Turrentine
Comet
Meard
Page
Curfew Enforcement Planned by Police Chief Sanchez
Police Chief Sanchez announces strict curfew enforcement to curb vandalism and street light damage. Juveniles under 16 must be off streets by 10 p.m. without supervision. violators face custody and parental liability. Dec 1 1956 license plates go on sale first come first served. low numbers via Dec 1. trucks available Dec 10.
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Lalo Sanchez
Sanchez
Woman Commits Death by Own Action In County Jail
The coroner's jury ruled death by hanging for Mrs. H. L. Moore, 32, of El Paso after she left home Wednesday night to visit a drive-in and was found driving at high speed through Lordsburg early Thursday. Police, including John Bailey, pursued her as she sought help.
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H. L. Moore
el Paso
John Bailey
Diphtheria Epidemic Report in Albuquerque
Twenty cases of diphtheria and one death are reported in Albuquerque with several more cases statewide. Officials urge parents to immunize preschool children, offering vaccines at the Health Department on Wednesday or through private physicians.
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Albuquerque
GOC Post Hurdle Surpasses Volunteer Goal in Lordsburg
Organizers of the Ground Observer Corps post in Lordsburg report fast progress after volunteers promised one hour weekly. Led by Mrs. Leslie Scherling, canvassing brought in over 300 names, smashing the 200-name target set to complete the post's organization. The Airforce had urged a minimum 200 volunteers before finalizing the post.
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Ground Observer Corps
Lordsburg
Leslie Scherling
GOC
Lordsburg Lions Sponsor Fund Drive for School Bus
The Lordsburg Lions Club plans a community fund drive to buy a new school bus for transporting students to activities. Superintendent Wesley Freeburg says current buses are inadequate and funds from the state are not available. Local businessmen are invited to sponsor a page ad in the Liberal at $10 each to support the campaign.
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Lordsburg
Band
Lions Club
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Ramon Sanchez
Dora Ginger Sotelo
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