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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

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Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Session Highlights

Grand representatives R B Ownby Jack Heather and Willard F E Holt praised Santa Fe hospitality after the Grand Lodge session. New officers were elected including George Flening Las Vegas as grand chancellor J W Chapman Gallup as vice grand chancellor James H Deam Clayton grand prelate J J Elder Albuquerque keeper of records J A Smiley Socorro grand master of exchequer Frank Shelton Dawson grand master at arms B L McKinney Dering grand inner guard G W Taylor Madrid grand outer guard M W Ward Roswell grand tribune A Whited Raton supreme representative. A ban and ball highlighted events at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with annual elections replacing semi-annual meetings.

R. B. Ownby Jack Heather Willard FE Holt Grand Lodge Knights of Pythnas Santa Fe Brothers Grand Lodge Ctias & Davis Hicks Pythian Sisters Hugh H. Willams George Flening Las Vegas J. W. Chapman Gallup James H. Deam Clayton J. J. Elder Albuquerque

First Meeting of P. T. A. elects new president Taber

The Parents-Teachers Association met at the High School auditorium. Mrs. Ek. Wi. Taber was elected president by acclamation as Supt. McCleskey called the meeting to order in Mrs. Patten’s absence. The program included several musical solos and introductions to new teachers.

Parents- Teachers’ Association H. A. Patten McCleskey R. B. Ownby Ek. Wi. Taber M. O. Williams W. €. Burney Mildred McGhiee Inez Trimble Cecelia Jones Chase Arabella Jones Claude Fuller Harry Rose Mildred Clayton Chas Tyson Frank Johnson Chas. Fuller Harry Wallace Tyson Lordsburg

Liberal Challenge Expands to New Mexico and Arizona Teachers

The Liberal challenges New Mexico to produce as fine a batch of teachers as Lordsburg did last year. This year the contest extends to include New Mexico and Arizona, inviting participants from both states.

New Mexico Lordsburg Arizona

Good News From The Last Chance Mine

Development work at the Last Chance mine under Mr. White shows good ore in both bottom drifts. A compressor and drills will operate in ten days, with a mill planned after minor camp repairs. J H King and party arrive to supervise construction while J I White and associates take over Peter J Pairly’s claims for plant installation and extensive development.

Last Chance White Directton Nate J.H. King King Jack Harrington Fad Canfield Mr. White Climax Cole J. I. White

Good Man Ownby Retires Led by J. Augustine as Successor

After seven years in road building and five as assistant state engineer, Mayor B. B. Ownby resigns and leaves for Pomona California to join Mrs Ownby. J. I Augustine, former county road superintendent, succeeds as lead foreman. A district engineer letter praises Ownby’s service and wishes him success in future ventures.

BB. Ownby J. 1 Augustine Thesday Pomona California Ownly

Moores Organizes Woman's Benefit Association

Mrs Lillie Moores of El Paso a state organizer for New Mexico works to form a Woman's Benefit Association charter to be issued after two members join. The order has paid out 20 million dollars in benefits and holds a 14.5 million dollar reserve with funds reinvested in the hosting states.

Lillie Moores Fl Paso New Mexico

Red Arrow Plant Offers Seven Hour Film Service

The Red Arrow Kodak Plant at 4146 South Third Street Albuquerque promises quick reliable film processing. Films received by 11 am return 5 pm the same day and those received by 5 pm return noon next day. First class quality and moderate prices. Lordsburg residents praise the service.

Red Arrow Kodak South Third Street Albuquerque Lordsburg

Mrs Turner and grandson visit Kerrs in Junction

Mrs R M Turner and her grandson Joe of Junction Texas are guests at the home of her daughter Mrs Earle Kerr.

R. M. Turner Joe Junction, Texas Earle Kerr

Lordsburg Schools Distinguished In Annual Roster

Lordsburg public schools open with high praise for Superintendent R A McLeskey and a corps of teachers led by graduates in science history English math Spanish and domestic science. The roster lists numerous teachers and addresses, noting staff living arrangements around South High Street and nearby streets as part of a community showcase.

Lordsburg A. McLeskey R.A. McLeskey A. B O. K. Garrrison A. R B. Lnglish Mlizabeth Gammon Klizabeth Burton Rod Olivia Wella Valeria Weldon Claudia Jeffus Nina Hoberta

Big mining deal stalls amid penling talks

Arizona Copper Co Ltd says no new developments in negotiations to sell property to Phelps Dodge. The arrangement remains in status quo pending Arizona Copper stockholders meeting in Mainburgh Scotland this month. Transfer date would be tentative if stockholders ratify the sale. Officials from both firms are working on transfer details, evidenced by Phelps Dodge officials visiting Clifton a few weeks ago.

Arizona Gopper Co. Td Phelpe- Dodge Company Carmichael A.C. Co Mainburgh Scotland Arizona Copper Co.,Ltd Phelps Dodge Clifton Clifton Copper

Surprise Watermelon Visit Delights Mrs Boyd

Mrs Boyd received an unexpected party Saturday when 4 score or more of her lady friends arrived with a collection of the finest watermelons. The guests, led by Mesdames Chase Watson Wagner Lockwood Peak McLeskey Augustine Chas Fuller Banks Austin Williams Boulware Griffith Briel Small Wells Taber Crocker Paul Austin Heather and Misses Inez Trimble Doris Phillips, filled the scene and shared a joyful afternoon.

Mesdames Chase Watson Wagner Lockwood Peak McLeskey Augustine Chas Fuller Banks Austin Williams Boulware Griffith Briel Small Wells Taber Crocker Paul Austin Heather Inez Trimble Doris Phillips

U S Senator visits Hidalgo County

Senator J W Harreld of Oklahoma visited Hidalgo County to back Senator Holm O Bursum for re election. He toured the GC Amine and Lordsburg hospitals and spoke at a Releh lawn party and Star Theatre addressing a large audience. He cited disarmament talks and noted military costs as 2 percent of government expenses.

Congress J. W. Harreld Oklahoma Holm O. Bursum Senate A. B. Stroup Albuquerque GC & Amine Lordsburg Hospital Releh Star Theatre Morningstar Stroup New Mexico Bursaum Harreld Buursums

Big W M S Concert Planned for September 30

The W M S announces a major concert scheduled for September 30 the final day of the month. The organizers promise an event worth attending with engaging performances and notable talent.

The

Charter Members Told for Pythian Sisters Group

Western Bhar Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters was instituted this week by Mrs. Mary M Hicks deputy Supreme Chief for New Mexico. The charter includes 37 ladies and 15 Knights with an officers roster headed by Honorary Past Chiefs and a sitting Past Chief.

Mary M Hicks New Mexico Dee Sylvia Kerr Kula Ownty Helen Austin Addie Trimble Ethel Boyd Bethel Fuller Hk. J

Peaks Move to El Paso for New Employment

The Peak family leaves for El Paso where Roy Peak has secured substantial work at the Alamo Machine Shops. Huby starts high school and Pearl enters junior high. Mrs. Peak will be missed in local social, lodge, and church circles.

Roy Peak el Paso Mr. Peak Alamo Huby Pearl

Local Folks Recover From Injuries And Trips

Lordsburn Hospital reports C G Perry of Steins received medical care. Boundage Foster of Duncan suffered a broken arm. Miss Stadys Chilton of Clifton underwent an operation. Mrs Christie Pope, a minor, had an operation. Mrs Glen Ross and her son are recovering well. Mrs Ralph Spano and her son James returned from a summer outing in Texas with Mrs Spann’s relatives. Mr Spann traveled to Lampasas and they returned home by auto. Mrs Spann says, Glad to be in our own little home again.

Ralph Spano James

Additional Honors for Frank R. Coon

Lordsburg saw Frank J. Goon profiled on the Mountan States Banker cover as president of the New Mexico Bankers' Association which met in Santa Fe after the K P Grand Lodge. John Drum attended as president of the American Bankers Association and Goon was elected vice president of the ABA.

Lordsburg Mountan States Banker Weal Prank J. Goon New Mexico Bankers’ Association Santa Pe K. of P. Grand Lodge John 8. Drum American Bankers’ Association Goon State Association

WHY SUPERINTENDENT WILSON SUCCEEDS IN TUCSON DIVISION

The Tucson Division superintendent Wilson inspires cooperation by talking over ideas with foremen from Benson to Will Voso. A business conference Tuesday drew about fifty foremen and department heads. Turner, Dan Hurk, and Mrs. Wilson joined the delegation on the trip.

Bupt. Wilson Tucson Benson Wl Vaso Lochabure Wilson WF. Turner Dan Hurk Bridges

Amendment No 5 urged to empower New Mexico state commission

A 1924 public notice from the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico urges voters to approve Amendment No 5 at the September 20 special election. It argues the change would enlarge the commission’s powers to regulate rates and services of common carriers and utilities, with expected legislative follow up. Signed by Chairman Hugh W. Williams and Commissioners J. M. Luna and Bonifacio Montoya.

Santa Fe N. M New Mexico State Corporation Commission Blate Corporation Commission Hugh WH. Williams J. M. Luna Bonifacio Montoya

Red Cross Sewing Melting At High School Appeal

The Red Cross seeks volunteers Saturday September 17 from 3 to 5 at the High School to sew garments for Belgian and French war orphans. Materials are provided. layette clothes are also welcomed. Mrs E Hutaber chairs the sewing department and urges support.

Red Cross American Red Cross

Hidalgo County Chamber of Commerce Organized

Hidalgo County New Mexico formed a county chamber of commerce at a Friday meeting with representatives from Virden Steins Valedon Hodeo and Animas. Officers include John D. Crowell president Frank W. Jones first vice president TL HL Wanmel second vice president Willard Bk Holt secretary treasurer and a directors group. The body aims to advance commercial and industrial interests is nonpartisan and will coordinate with the Lordaburg chamber. a highway amendment is urged for passage.

Hidalgo County Gerson Virden Steins Valedon Hodeo Animas Grant County W.hlopkine Wannely Mohler Stockmen H.W. Cureton Lordaberg Alioed J. J. Aumountine J. J. Growel Th M. Heynolds Withard F. Hall John D. Crowell Lordabure Frank W. Jones TL. HL. Wanmel Willard BK Holt Lapielwebaieg Hidalgo Courtly Mise Mave Jones Lordeburg

Creesway Confirms Negotiations to Take Over Arizona Copper

Col John C Greenway general manager of New Cornelia Copper says negotiations are nearly finished to merge Arizona Copper with Phelps Dodge. The Arizona and New Mexico railroad from Hachita to Clifton 150 miles will be included in the deal. Greenway, en route from Hisbee to New Cornelia properties at Ajo, cites expected economic benefits for both parties.

Tucson Arizona Copper Company Phelps-Dodge Corporation John C. Greenway New Cornelia Copper Company Arizona and

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Grand Lodge K. OF P P. T. Association Mrs. Moores Woman's Benefit Association South High Street Prof Garretson Melalffey Dareron Hurtgen Harris and Parker Beatt Bth Street West Miss Pounds Mr. McClellan Fisher Miss DePew A. B. Ownby Brown and Roberts Burton and Weldon Well High Street South Mes Hik Mrs. Boyd W. M U. S C. G. Perry Boundage Foster, Duncan Christie Pope Glen Ross and Son Frank R. Coon State Corporation Commission OF RED Cross Sewing E. Hu.taber County C. OF C Creesway BLY Ariz. Copper
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