Owney Elected Grand Chancellor at Knights of Pythias Lodge
Kh. B. Own was elected Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at the New Mexico Peghis Grand Lodge and Temple meetings in Albuquerque this week. Mrs Clark was named Grand Manager of the Temple, with Mrs Own attending her first lodge meeting since 1920. Local representatives Willard Holt and others reported royal treatment and cordial reception in Albuquerque.
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Dsbure
To Ee Lodge
New Mexico
Peghis
Pythas Grand Lodge
Ard Temple
Albu
Kh. B. Owneas
Knights
Pythias
Clark
Temple
We. Ownl
Knights Jas Lodge
R.by
Securiry
Willard BE. Holtpent
Jorge
Albuquer
Kincheloe Widow Henrietta Kincheloe Dies in Deming
Mrs Henrietta Kincheloe of Animus gas died in Deming last Thursday around two o clock She was born in Moulton Texas in 1865 and was the daughter of the late Rev W P Thornberry former presiding elder of the western district of Texas She leaves six children and a husband Mrs W McCluskey Anne Galbrath Gus Kincheloe Kaywood R W Kincheloe W Kincheloe and five grandchildren Burial took place in Pecos Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Kincheloe
Anigas
Denning
Kincheloe
W. PT. Thornberry
Tera
Moulton
Texas
W. McCluskey
Anne Galbrath
Gussie Kincheloe
San Diego
California
Vo OM. Kincheloe
Kaywood
R. W. Kincheloe
Bisbee
W. Kincheloe
Deming
Pecos
Virden Man Arrested in Whisky Possession Case
L Whipple, 33, of a farm near Virden New Mexico, was held for trial by United States Commissioner A J W Schmid on a $750 bond after being charged with possessing and transporting 18 pints of whisky. El Paso Times report dated Sept. 19 1934.
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L. Whipple
United States
A. J. W. Sehmid
Virden
New Mexico
el Paso Times
Animas Ranch Visit by Bella and Dearing
Bella and M Dearing of Santa Rita visited the Animas valley to see Mr Bella's ranch. Bella reports the ranch in fine condition and good hay is plentiful this year. Bells is the Blacksmith at the Ground Hog mine near Santa Rita. Dearing owns a farm at Gold Hill.
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Bella
Missionary Union Meeting Elects Officers At Baptist Church
Mrs. Charles Pence hosted the Missionary Union ladies for a devotional and study of the Books of Micah. A business meeting elected officers for the year: President Mrs. Pence, Vice President Mrs. Corbell, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Bradberry. Refreshments followed for attendees including B J Lovett, Sam Gass, Harold Cosper, B C Ie, Hacpham, Jim Colson, Tom aerr, H Wright, Sidney Patterson, and Ian Killebrew. Patterson to host next Wednesday.
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Charles Pence
The
Missionary Union
Frank Corbell
Alvin Bradberry
B. J. Lovett
Sam Gass
Pierce
Harold Cosper
B.C. Ie
Hacpham
Jim Colson
Tom Aerr
H. Wright
Sidney Patterson
Ian Killebrew
Patterson
Church of Christ Sermons on Salvation Series
The Church of Christ announces Sunday September Communion service at 10 4 M. Preaching. 141 A. M. sermon titled The Midnight Cry and PM sermon Faith. First in a series on the plan of salvation or how to become a Christian. Welcoming all. J A Phillips Minister.
Methodist Church Promotion Sunday Plans
Sunday next promotes beginners to higher classes at the Methodist Sunday school. The pastor will speak to teachers and officers on Magnifying One's Fire at 11 00. Evening topic A Lily Among Ephems from Song of Songs. Church Night Wednesday 7 30 to plan the new year. Departments represented include Christian Education Sun school officers and teachers Board of Stewards and Missionary Society. Pastor Agent J T Clayton received word that Henry Hatcher was shot and fatally wounded in the railroad yard by a trespasser five feet four inches tall weighing 115 120 pounds wearing a hat and needing a shave A reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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Methodist Sunday School
Rch
Ems
MM of Christian Education
Te Board of Stewards
Misary Society
J. T. Clayton
Tucumeari
Henry Hatcher
Vietina
Anh
America
Greee
Rome
Lordeburg
de Clare
Kjell
Mer
Erty
Vrol
Mearns
Mise Genete Conner
Mia
Ira Conner
Flags Displayed By Our Business Houses In Lordsburg
The American Legion I Post No. 39 reports selling four American flags to Lordship merchants for display walks. Commander Nils T. Kjellstrorg announced the sale at Tuesday night’s meeting and outlined an Armistice Day program at the high school auditorium with Prof. Vernon as master of ceremonies. A banquet was set for Friday night October 6, inviting Legionnaires to bring their wives and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fry
Lordsburg
H. G. Ehrhardt
Nils T. Kjellstrorg
P Keller Md Vole
Halph Nacarate
A. Kegon
Keley
al- Chasey
Bridge Party at Mrs Heather W Home Delights Guests
The home of Mrs Jack Heather W hosted a Wednesday bridge party with Mrs Harold Ehrhardt winning honors. After the game, Bath’s served refreshments. Guests included Mrs Richard Tatsch Mrs Howald Egon Br M Luckie Harald Ehehardt Pieres Hoggett Hey Evats and Addie Alien.
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Jack Heather
Harold Ehrhardt
Heather
Moesdames
Richard Tatsch
Howald Egon
Br. M. Luckie
Harald Ehehardt
Pieres Hoggett
Hey Evats
Addie Alien
Come to the Nazarene Church for the Pall Gospel
An appeal urges readers to seek Christ and join the Church of the Nazarene. It warns of moral decline, calls for spiritual renewal, and promises a welcoming, joyful church experience with emphasis on obedience to God and divine blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehowa
Christ
Church of the Nazarene
Baptist talk on Christianity and de xs Service Man
Nils T. Kjelletrom attorney will speak at the Baptist burly next Sunday night at 7 23 on Christianity and the Service Man. The public is invited to hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils T. Kjelletrom
Baptist Burely
Tine
Lordsburg Eastern Star Holds Final Meeting Banquet
The Lordsburg Eastern Star chapter held its final meeting after a day of vacation. A banquet followed the session to close the gathering.
Local notes on community life and changing fashions
The column comments on improvised spaces like the Legion Hall for learning, homestead work, and dinner meals while joking about weather, clothing trends, and fashions. It mentions school batch cooking, mohair clipping, and a mix of old and new residents, with curious asides on the era's worries and humor.
Y M C A Inter-State Convention Here in Lordsburg
The Lordsburg Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce sponsor an inter state YMCA convention with forty to fifty delegates from Albuquerque and other South towns. Attendees will hear talks by Fred M Hansen Thomas H Nelson and J Norton with election of officers and reports on World Brotherhood Conventions.
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Lordsburg Lions Club
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce
A. M
Thomas H. Nelson
Fred M. Flansen
M. Benning
M. Hansen
Counci
Nobt
FO Lander
Walter C. Radbetbert Stacey
Hepwart
Wingfield
DLW
Swiheart Wa
AL M
J. OL Bexseon
M.adkiress
Thomas Ht. Nelson
New York City
Local Hospital Happenings and Birth Announcements
Mr FOS Christian and Barbara Ann left the hospital Saturday. Mrs Myrtle Sherrill of Omaha recovered from a recent auto wreck and resumed her trip Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J A Waddell of Thincan announce the birth of a son, Janes Alphonse Mee, born Saturday weighing a number of pounds. Marvin Filler of Silver City underwent a major operation at the hospital Saturday and is doing fine. Mrs Theorge Adkisson of Valedon was in hospital Monday morning and is improving rapidly. Dolly Lear had a bead removal and Wiernion Ste de antien along fine.
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Fos Christian
Barbara Ann
Myrtle Sherrill
Omaha
Nebraska
Phoenix
J. A. Waddell
Thincan
Janes Alphonse Mee
Marvin Filler
Silver City
Theorge Adkisson
Valedon
Dolly Lear
Ben Back On The Job In New Mexico
Ben Coster known as Ben to Liberal TL readers returns to work this week after a summer vacation. Readers are assured the paper will not require an explanation for the time off and compliment his hard work. Stay tuned for future updates on Ben’s schedule and any needed excuses for upcoming vacations.
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H. GB. Coster
New Mexico
Ben
Hin
Tea Hosts Share Late Summer Charm at Home Reception
Miss Tara Fairly Miss Faye Schiefelbein and Miss Winifred Lahan co hosted a tea Sunday afternoon from 4 50 to 6 o'clock in their home. Late summer flowers adorned the rooms and a menu of chicken salad potato chips olives rolls cake and tea pleased guests. Attending were Mrs Vernon Arnold Miss Deborah Crandall and many others including Tess Johnston Alda Hoberts Helen Chase Ada Gayner Nan Seales and Mary Elizabeth Kelly. Davia Vernon and Mears Mian Mearns were among the visitors while Mr and Mrs McCluskey of Deming and siblings attended briefly Tuesday.
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Tara Fairly
Faye Schiefelbein
Winifred Lahan
Pairly
Schieflebein
Bahana
Mer
Mia Vernon Arenold
Deborah Crandall
Margaret Green
Nancy Chase
Tess Johnston
Alda Hoberts
Helen Chase
Ada Gayner
Nan Seales
Mary Elizabeth Kelly
Pearl Dahl
Mel
Vicomne Tyra
Mesere
Mearns
Davia
Vernon O Folle
Margaret Dhington Weekend Guest at Hodes
Margaret Dhington was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Ray Chington at Hodes, staying with the couple and enjoying local hospitality.
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Margaret Dhington
Mrs. Ray Chington
Hodes
Pay N Rave Service Biathion Announced Opening
Ak Herrell proprietor of the Pay N Rave Service Biathion near San Sine Aroona announces the opening after the swimming pool on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AK. Herrell
Biathion
San Sine
Aroona
Debate on Lords Day and Seventh Day Observance
The writer argues for observing the first day of the week as the Lords Day citing Revelation and Acts while challenging the continuity of Sabbath through the New Covenant. He asserts Jesus fulfilled the law and that Pentecost marks the start of Christian preaching, urging readers to study cited scriptures for truth.
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Jesus
Devas
Moses
Christtiana
Jerusalem
Lawie
Beewuke
Devns
Jesulready
Jewus
Chiret
Krauter Defends Sabbath Truth From Bible Verses
The article presents C Krauter arguing that biblical verses from Genesis Exodus Leviticus Deuteronomy Matthew Mark Luke Hebrews prove the seventh day Sabbath remains holy and not abolished by Christ or other writers. He cites verses about rest sanctification and Sabbath purpose.
Mohair Market Shows 7 Million Lb Warehouse Target
Telegram to LW Gleason notes mohair warehouse aims to hold seven million pounds for two more weeks. State clip about 85 percent ready with five cent premium, demand higher than grown wool. Draper & Co to award prizes for best clip at Lordeborg and Anitnas.
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LW. Gleason
Abe Mayer, Jr
Gleason
Draper & Company
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Lordeborg
Anitnas
Womans Club Hosts New Year Creat at Hidalgo Hotel
The Womans Club held a New Year creator at the Hidalgo Hotel lounge on Monday afternoon with autumn flowers in yellow and white. New president Charter Johnson chaired, past president retired, and a musical program followed with high score and consolation prizes awarded. Refreshments were served to members and guests while officers and committee members presided.
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Womans Club
Hidalgo Hotel
Meadamnes
Mary Swan
H. B. Jorden
Fon
Charter Johnson
Keon
Johnson
Mia
Pons
Meadamen
Laude Puller
J. T. Sonith
Ira Conner
Mes
Claude Muller
Mea
Hex Mathews
Mes Pelix Gauthier
J. Genin
Moon
A. \. Kaon
Ov, Owens
Mehard Tatach
Lyman Gleason
Charles Johnson
M. Gammon
Hanks Austin
Claude Midler
Jen Conner
Jesse T. Smith
Hop Lovett
Pred Cummings
Frank McCarthy
Homer Brocka
Helix Gauthier
Lomearad
George Hort
Phedie Allen
Mies
Margaret Holt
Euests
Meadamen Oncor Allen
Bridge Club Hosts Delighted in Tea Time
Mie Tanks Austin hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with Mee NO A Garomen winning high score. Guests included Ravens, J. C. B. Arnon, C. Pant Austin, N. A. Game men, Earle Kerr, W. C. Downey, Mea Jobin 8 Clark, and Paul Agetin among others with tea served.
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Mie
Tanks Austin
Mee
Garomen
Delicious
Meedanes
EB. Ravens
J. C. B. Arnon
C. Pant Austin
N. A. Gamemen
Earle Kerr
W. C. Downey
Mea
Jobin
Clark
Paul Agetin
Club Gathering Highlights Thursday Afternoon
Roy Kvane hosted a brave club event with a high score prize won by Merc. Andrew Thane. An ice course followed the games. Attendees included Mrs. W. A. Short, Myles Williamen, Homer Brooks, G. M. Luckie, Ed Short, Andrew Thane, Eddie Allen, and Kibert Jones. Johnson was hostess to the club yesterday.
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Mra
Roy Kvane
Brakve Club
Merc
Andrew Thane
Delicionan
Meadames
W. A. Short
Myles Williamen
Homer Brooks
G. M. Luckie
Short
Eddie Allen
Kibert Jones
Johson
Elul
Bridge Club Honors Noted In Friday Meeting
Harold Ehrhardt hosted a small bridge gathering Friday afternoon with several guests. Mrs. Pierce Hoggett won the game as early flowers and a salad course followed the session.
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Harold Ehrhardt
Pierce Hoggett
Mes
Jack Heather
Frank McCarthy
Howald Paon
B. M. Luckie
Glen 1
Hows
Fred Commings
Pierce Hoxgell
Madie Allen
Bj, Short
Hf. Kvane
W. A. Short
Enthusiastic P T A Meeting Held Monday
Lordsbury schoolhouse gathering praised Christian guidance and parental involvement. Speakers urged church attendance, teachers and parents to save the country while noting new officers and committees for 1901-92 and plans for fundraising.
Needle and Thimble Club hostess list and menu
Mesdames M. Chase Allen Morningstar Jones Lewis Luckie Allen Fuller Layge and guest Mrs Vernon Arnold attended a Tuesday afternoon social hosted by Mes. George Jeffus. Mrs Elbert Jones will host the next meeting Tuesday.
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Mes
George Jeffus
M. Chase
J. BE Allen
A. W. Morningstar
Elbert Jones
Ed &. Lewis
BE. M. Luckie
Eddie Allen
A. L. Green
Charles Fuller
George Layge
Vernon Arnold
Child's poem and Texas oil work noted in local items
Miss Marjorie Miller aged nine from Tucson arrives with grandmother Mrs. Brown at Up-To-Date Grocery. She writes a verse about baby Joan Ellen Brown praising tiny features. H Seals and family of South Main Street return to Texas to assist in drilling an oil well.
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Marjorie Miller
Tucson
Mrs. Brown
Joan Ellen Brown
H. Seals
South Main Street
Texas
Good Results From New Mexico Livestock Grading Meetings
From August 17 to September 1 the annual New Mexico livestock grading demonstrations were held statewide. County agent L. Brown notes steady cattle improvement and believes demonstrations raise quality and size. J. K. Wallage of the Bureau of Rural Economies, with Dr. W. J. Black, praises year to year gains. Nearby gatherings occurred at the Gray Ranch in Hidalgo County and Royall Ranch in Grant.
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New Mexico
L. ©. Brown
J. K. Wallage
Bureau of Rural Economies
Gray Ranch
Diamond A
Hidalgo Coun
Royall Ranch
Grant
Lordsburg School Thanks Local Organizations for Entertainment
Olivia Wells, superintendent, and the Valedon school faculty thank Lordsburg organizations for two evenings of entertainment for county teachers. The events include a church gathering and the Silver Day outing on the 49th.
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Olivia Wells
Valedon
Lordsburg
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