Lindbergh to Speak in Lordsburg Arrival Saturday Schedule
Col Lindbergh will arrive in Lordsburg on Saturday September 24 at 11 oclock. Willard B E Holt editor of the Lordsburg Liberal greets him as personal representative of Governor Inlton and Mayor George W Hanker. President Guggenheim explains tour demands rest and duties. An army photographer will document events and the pilot ship continues eastward at 2450 with a half hour later liftoff. Delegations from surrounding areas plan to attend and the town is urged to decorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard BE. Holt
Lordsburg Liberal
Richard Inlton
George W. Hanker
Col. Lindbergh
Oc- Corson Pequipes
Harry F. Guggenheim
Tl O
Col Lindbergh
Almeron Newnan
Camp Cody
John Ik
Crowell
Douglas
G. W. Hananer
G. P. Jeffus
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Fuller
Board of County Commissioners
B. H. Cross
L. W. Gleason
Dora Kerr
Lindbergh Day Urges Flags and School Gathering
Citizens urged to decorate businesses and homes with flags on Lindbergh Day. Schools, teachers, and pupils in Lordsburg and surrounding districts asked to assemble for the arrival of Col. Lindbergh’s air tour at 11 o clock, with community leaders coordinating a formal reception and safety measures.
Church of Christ reports strong turnout for Bible study
The Church of Christ notes a successful last Sunday with strong attendance for Bible study. Plans for a forthcoming event Forward dng will be announced later as interest grows for all services including mid week Revelation study.
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Church of Christ
Fire Devastates Fuller & Nickel Store
A disastrous blaze of unknown origin wiped out the Fuller and Nickel store last night. The fire threatened the block but was contained by the local fire department. Insurance coverage is reported.
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Fuller & Nickelson
Heather to Silver City starts college building work
Contractor Heather and a crew left Monday for Silver City to begin construction on the new college buildings. The crew aims to advance the project efficiently as the schedule progresses.
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Heather
Silver City
Enchalada Supper at Methodist Church Next Friday
The W M S will serve an enchalada supper at the Methodist Church starting at 5 o clock p m next Friday September 23.
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W. M.S
Demonstration on cattle grading at Gray Ranch September 26
County Agent Gleason announces that Wallace from the Department of Agriculture will conduct an attle grading demonstration at the Gray Ranch of the Diamond A Cattle Company on Monday September 26. The event begins at 10 am with a barbecue lunch at noon and finishes in the afternoon. All cowmen and others in the cattle industry are urged to attend.
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Gleason
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Gray Haneh
Diamond A Cattle Company
MacDonough of Los Angeles Trade Commission Visits Lordsburg
BEF MacDonough domestic trade commissioner from the Chamber of Commerce of Los Angeles visited Lordsburg yesterday. He missed the Luncheon Club by one day but called on local businessmen who gave him a cordial reception. He aims to foster friendly relations across the western empire.
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Lordsburg
Bef. MacDonough
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Couple Heads to Grand Lodge and Grand Temple
Mr and Mrs A B Ownby and Mr and Mrs Claud Fuller travel to Albuquerque for the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Grand Temple Pythian Hunters events. Both Ownby and Fuller are officers in the grand bodies and will advance. Mrs Kerrie Past Grand Chief.
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A. B. Ownby
Claud Fuller
Mer
Have Kerr
Albuquerque
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple Pythian Hunters
Mr. Ownby
Fuller
Kerrie
Million Dollar Sermon Attracts Town At Baptist Service
On Sunday eleven o clock the Baptist Church will host a mass sermon led by Pastor W. W. Wilkerson with 18 children assisting. The message warns of sin and life consequences, urging all parents in Lordsburg to attend for their children's futures, with inviting appeal to all faiths. Great singing by children scheduled.
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Lordsburg
Jets
God
Baptist Church
W. W. Wilkerson
Prominent railroaders travel in private car Saturday outing
E. J. Becker of San Francisco, general traveling store manager, and P. J. Martin, a high grade man in water service, joined Division Superintendent Morriss in his private car for a Saturday trip, replacing Benzie.
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Morriss
E. J. Becker
San Francisco
P. J. Martin
Water Service
Benzie
Luncheon Club Hosts Highbrow Speakers in Port Worth
The Luncheon Club featured empire builders Allen J. Smith of Jekt s Louwaga Power Company and AL McNab of Dialor, with H. J. Murray of Silver City and Miles M. Carpenter of the Tucson Chamber of Mines among others. They spoke on public service, development plans for Lordsburg and surrounding areas, noting major investments and electrical power use. Augustine named next Tuesday's chairman.
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Pragle
Empire Builders
Allen J. Smith
Jekt@s-Louwaga Power Come pany
AL. McNab
Weasurer
Dialor
General Comstitucion Supeviblendeal
Port Worth
Texa
H. J. Murray
Silver Gily
Bruth
Ubly
South
McNab
Lordsburg
Kentucky
Hob Prugle
Silver City
Miles M. Carpenter
Tucson Chamber of Mines
Bonney Fine
Clyde Baker
L Loudy Dey
Jeffus Gove
Mr. Augustine
Dr Crocker Memorial Service Set At Local Church
The memorial for the late Dr Malcolm M Groeler will be held next Sunday at eleven in the Methodist church. Pastor Kiev DV Williams will deliver the eulogy. Family friends Mrs Wells Mia Hill and Mere Trimble head decorations and arrangements. Knights of Pythias, ex service men invited to attend.
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Malcol M. Groeler
Methodist Church
Buday
Big Cow Man Takes Over the Box M Ranch
W. W. Collings, longtime resident of Mr Paso, has assumed control of the Box Mo ranch and plans immediate restocking. He praises the fine grass and modern ranch house improvements. Mrs. Collins intends to join him soon as they begin with 900 head and add more as needed.
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BIG Cow Man
BOX M Ranch
W. W. Collings
Paso
Collis
Ely
Mr. Collins
Parent-Teacher Association Holds Meeting With New Officers
The Parent-Teacher Association met Monday evening with all new officers in place except Vice-President Paul Austin. The group discussed future plans and urged broad participation by parents and teachers. Membership chair Mrs. L. BR. Jones and assistants will lead a membership drive to expand the roll call.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Mes
Paul Austin
L. BR. Jones
Crowell Praises New Arizona Highway Commission
John J. Crowell, banker and Douglas delegate, hails the Arizona state highway commission as a turning point in administration. He says the new body puts budget and highway spending under public scrutiny, allowing taxpayers to see detailed expenditures and protest where needed. Delegates from across the state met with the commission to review proposed costs and ensure protection of taxpayers rights.
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Arizona Tate Highway Commission
Tate
John J. Crowell
Bank of Douglas
Douglas
Dispatch
Crowell
State Highway Department
Cotenivision
Arto Dietriets
Lefe
Grawell
Ononey
Jean
Cotte
Wil
Crawell
Wrayfrooe
Boden
Dowelos
Douglas Daily
Dinpuatel
Lordship's Tribete to Hen Gt Least
A fragmentary tribute praises a brave youth who has won admiration and hearts. The piece extols lofty ideals and heroic admiralty while signaling a forthcoming ceremony in Lordsburg next Saturday. The tone is reverent and celebratory.
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Lordsburg
Claunch Visits Old Friends at Jacatecas
Claunch, once a noted electemag, shows up in Jacatecas to tail weld a large knitting job. The scene is described as looking like a million dollars. The Star Theatre promises a big Randy Dane performance next Saturday night.
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Clavneh
Jacatecas
Republic
The
Star Theatre
Randy Dane
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Linebergh
Lindbergh
Department of Merce
Donald F
Philip Love
Brooks Field
Exas
C. C. Maidmint
Wright
Gray Ranch
E. F. Macdonough
L. A. Trade Commissioner
Grand Lodge
Grand Temple
DR. Crocker
Parent-Teacher Meeting
Claunch
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