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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
4
Local notes list Hidalgo County schools set to open Tuesday September 5 with teachers returning and principals preparing. The item mentions several residents visiting, traveling and events around Deming Animas and Lordsburg plus a public notice asking residents not to block hotel entrances.
El Paso visitors arrive with family updates as residents prepare for the new school year. Families return from Utah Idaho and the Central states with plans to enroll children in Virden schools. A welcome home party highlights missionary experiences of Mick Jones and Hernando Moffett. Local families relocate within the Mortensen and Pace households as property changes occur.
Miss Grace Scott, WW entertainer for the AEF and National WCTU lecturer, told Hidalgo County readers that eastern multi millionaires fund anti prohibition propaganda to repeal the 18th Amendment. Rev. T A Phillips criticized the Lane Liquor Law, noting high license costs and loopholes, inviting debate on liquor control.
A new term begins with classes starting Monday at John's farm. Faculty are strong and the event drew a sizable student turnout and local interest.
Mrs. George PV. Jeffus led a gathering in Lordsburg Deming or Silver City with Rev. M. C. Moore reading scripture and Sam Gases singing Save the Boys. The Church of Christ steering committee will hold more programs with music and readings before the election and will announce details through press and pulpit.
Miss Tassie Hardin of FE Paso has returned home after weeks with her aunt Mrs Sylvia Kerr and family. She spent three years teaching in Dynamita Mexico near a dynamite plant tied to American capitalists, a experience that gave insight into life in the southern republic. Mrs C A Miller and children visit the former's mother Mrs K L Brown.
Mayor Harry Rosenstein is back home after a very delightful vacation along the Pacific coast. He described the trip as relaxing and restorative and plans to resume city duties soon.
Mirnes Helen Johnson and Helen and Nancy Chase came back last week from a Grand Canyon and California tour. Mrs Frank Johnson returned Monday from Tucson. Mrs S A Wrenn and daughter Vleta Lucile of Tucson visit Mrs Wrenn's sister Mrs Raymond Fuller. Prof and Mrs Mearns and daughter Grabara Jean returned for the school year. Rev and Mrs S M Mims left Thursday for El Paso and will return Saturday. A V Brown, local Ford dealer, went to El Paso Wednesday and brought back a 4 door device sedan for J M Jordan.
An article offers summer meal ideas for husbands home alone while wives are away. It suggests easy to prepare dishes like beef a la mode, chicken a la king, lobster, and various canned and prepared items, with fruit juices and simple sandwiches.
The Santa Fe New Mexican urges the highway patrol to enforce lights use at night. It notes many accidents stem from blinded drivers and dazzling headlights. The paper proposes Jaryne signs at highway entrances and calls for strict enforcement. J. T. Austin left for Fort Bliss to join the Citizens Military Training Camp.
Frank Stengele Jr. left today for Roswell to enter school. Miss Dorothy Stengele returned Sunday from an extended visit in Bi Pasa.
Hugh Garrett spent the weekend in El Paso. The trip centered on leisure and visits to local sites, with no major public events recorded.
County Commissioner J H McLeod W H Walters J I H Juin and County Clerk Claude Wood left yesterday for Santa Fe. Mr and Mrs Geo Ewan and family returned Tuesday from White mountain trip. Clay Fuller returning to Peoria Illinois. Lordsburg Liberal notes Ed and Billy Lewis leave today for Roswell to enter school.
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