Lordsburg Mavericks Defeat Duncan High In Hectic Battle
Lordsburg Mavericks travel to Duncan Arizona and beat Duncan High 14 to 0 in a dramatic season opener. Conner leads with 4 yard per carry average and a 20 yard pass, Lewis runs for 20 yard TDs, Fisher adds a first half TD and extra point aided by strong line play. Noche and Bertrand anchor line while Hernandez and Ball contribute on defense and special teams as Lordsburg seals the victory.
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Lordsburg High School Mavericks
Duncan
Arizona
Duncan Aich High School
Lewis
Lions
Aoitchdown
Caplan Fisher
Smast
Conner
Noche
Fisher
Wigtt
Mavericks
Nard
Bertrand
Gruwell
Warren
Buckfield
Hernandez
Vatanty
Hill
Mall
Smith
Wilkerson
Lordsburg
Atlaway
Sampasth
Attaway
Athaway
Toe Mavericks
Duncan Attaway
Tuncan
Duncan Wright
Meyer Hernandez
Motel Bertrand
MURS
Crabine
Yads
Sproul
Empire
McCarthy
Wis. DEE HALL HONORS HER YOUNG SON
Mrs Dee Hall hosted a birthday party on a Monday afternoon for her son Tommie Dee Jr turning five. About thirty five children attended with a large birthday cake as the centerpiece and party favors for the young guests.
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Wis. Dee Hall
Mary Jane Egan
Mary Morris
Dorothy Singer
Emma Joe
Linevie McWhorter
Earlene Brown
Anna Belle Jordan
Pearl Scott
Barbara May Codding
Jeanne Summers
Masters Glenn L. Ross, Jr
Gilbert Ovens
Joe
Dickie Fedrick
Dickie
James Allen
Boyd Summers
Bobby Downing
Bobby Reynolds
Chas
Howard Walters
Calvin Hill
Jackie Heather
Malcolm Boswell
Claude Allen Broun
Charles Brown
Charles Olney
D. W. Collins, Jr
Tommie Dee
Jackie Hall
Animas Man Tom McCabe Visits Lordsburg on Business
Tom McCabe of Animas traveled to Lordsburg on business Monday. He arrived to conduct engagements and meet local contacts during a routine trip.
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Tom McCabe
Animas
Lordsburg
Heather builds semi Spanish funeral home in Lordsburg
In Lordsburg an ortaker and funeral director S Jack Heather plans a modern semi Spanish type mortuary east of the Knights of Pythias Hall. The 50 by 50 foot building will house four chapels for 250 seating, with LaMore tile and Spanish tile trim and stucco exterior. The LaMore tile is made in Lordsburg and the facility aims to bring a new standard to the town.
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S. Jack Heather
Lordsburg
Knights of Pythias
Baptising Services at Baptist Church Sunday Night
Baptism services are planned at the Baptist church Sunday night with six or more candidates expressing their desire to follow the Lord in baptism. A sermon on Why Be Baptised will be preached. Everyone is invited. services begin at 7:40 led by Pastor W. W. Wilkenson.
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Baptist Church
W. W. Wilkenson
Pastoy
Methodist Church Services for Sunday September
John S. Rice, Pastor invites attendance at church services and Sunday school. Corner stone laid for new church building with ongoing brick work. Worship, Sunday school growth, and Sunday evening orchestra highlighted. all are welcome.
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John S. Rice
Methodiat Church
Baptists Admit Four New Members Last Sunday
The Baptist church welcomed four new members Sunday night, Mrs. Effie Bass, Mrs. Pauline Rudder, Mrs. Frank Sykes, and Mrs. Henry Everett. They plan baptism Sunday evening at 7 40 with others.
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the Baptist Church
Effie Bass
Pauline Rudder
Frank Sykes
Henry Everett
Pedrick Hosts Bridge Club Takes September Meeting
Mrs K J Pedrick hosted the Monday bridge club on September 15. Mrs Paul Austin won the prize. Refreshments were served to guests Mea dames Paul Austin William Graham Ernest Short and Elbert L Jones. Members present included Mesdames John S Clark John L Augustine Rh FE Buvens Frank McCarthy Harold Ehrhardt KE M Luckie Eddie Allen and the hostess.
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K. J. Pedrick
Paul Austin
Meadames
William Graham
Ernest Short
Elbert L. Jones
John S. Clark
John L Augustine
Rh. FE. Buvens
Frank McCarthy
Harold Ehrhardt
Ke, M Luckie
Eddie Allen
Baptist Women Meet at Mrs Lovett Home
The W. M. A. of the Baptist church gathered at Mrs. J. Lovett’s home on Wednesday afternoon for devotional services followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Sam Gass Frank Hindman Chas Pence Felix Jones Frank Corbell Harold Casper Miss Myrle Pence and the host.
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W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Sam Gass
Frank Hindman
Chas, Pence
Felix Jones
Frank Corbell
Harold Casper
Myrle Pence
New Studebaker Dictator 8 Arrives in Town
W. Collings drives a new Studebaker Dictator eight bought through local agent Roy L. Wright at Reliable Garage. The car features a free wheeling mechanism and is praised as a fine new model.
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Ly. W. Collings
Roy L. Wright
Reliable Garage
Wednesday Bridge at Mrs Banks Austin Hosts Two Tables
Mrs C Banks Austin hosted the Wednesday bridge club with two tables in play. Mrs Earle Kerr won the club prize.
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C. Banks Austin
Earle Kerr
Downey Hosts Wednesday Bridge Day Winner at Two Tables
Mrs. W. C. Downey served as hostess for the Wednesday bridge event held September 7. Two tables played and the prize went to Mrs. R. E. Buvens.
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W. C. Downey
R. E. Buvens
Bullets by Bren Sparks Odd Weather and Election Tales
The column weaves light gossip on politics and local quirks, noting mild election activity and humorous remarks about figures like Wit Hagers and Brisbane. It references a radio dealer, a rancher returning gear, and a playful take on public and domestic topics with a dash of current events.
U S Laws Govern Bringing Of Birds Here From Mexico
United States deputy game warden Leslie and Lee announces strict controls on importing migratory game birds from Mexico during open season. Doves ducks geese brant and plover are covered. bags limited to fifteen ducks four geese per day and possession limits in New Mexico. Completion requires declaring game at ports of entry under federal and state penalties for violations.
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United States
Mexico
Leslie & Lee
U. S
New Mexico
Holt to speak over KOB on Thursday evening
Willard Holt secretary of the Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce left Thursday for Las Cruces to speak on radio station KOB that night representing the state highway department in a UCCASBION context.
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Willard Bk. Holt
Lordsburg
Downey Elected County Chairwoman At Lordsburg Convention
Mrs W O C Downey wins election as county chairwoman at a Democratic party convention in Lordsburg. She names precinct chairs for nine districts including Lordsburg Virden Steins Rodeo Animas Walnut Wells and Cloverdale with local appointees such as Mrs John Berry and Mrs J G Lines.
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Democratic Party
Lordsburg
W. & Downey
Stanley Harris
Rodeo
Mildred du
Animas
Chas. Yarbrough
Animas Station
Jim Robertson
Walnut Wells
Tom Pendleton
Cloverdale
Wright Home Damaged by Fire Early Thursday
The home of Tey L. Wright suffered heavy fire and water damage when a attic blaze started some unknown cause, spreading before neighbors alerted Mr and Mrs Wright. Firefighters arrived promptly to extinguish the fire though extensive damage to the attic pool ceiling furnishings and clothing occurred.
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Tey L. Wright
Impressive Cornerstone Service Held For New Church
The cornerstone laying of a new Methodist church was conducted by Rev. John Sies last Friday afternoon. The service featured church orchestra selections, hymn singing, and a sermon by Rev. Mr. Rice praising spiritual progress and community unity, with Jack Heather and the pastor placing the cornerstone and mortar.
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John Sies
New Methodist Church
Jack Heather
Rice
Palestine
Cagnan
Lee
W. W. Wilkerson
Funeral service held for James D. Wolf at Cloverdale Cemetery
James D. Wolf died at the Ballard home in Animas at age 62. He was a rancher and former cowboy who came here years ago. A sister and her husband from Syracuse Kansas attended the funeral along with several cowboy friends from afar.
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James D. Wolf
Cloverdale
Hey
Page
Heed
N. M
Mr. Wolf
W. A. Ballard
Animas
Wolf
Nice
Syracuse
Kansas
Lordsburg Fiftieth Anniversary Girls Popularity Contest
The Women’s Choir sponsors a popularity contest during Lordsburg’s fiftieth anniversary with prizes. Entrants are urged to register through committee members and rally votes. votes cost five cents each. Winners will be announced as the prize list appears in the Liberal.
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Lordsburg
Womans' Chuir
Mis
Banks Austin
MAS
John & Clark
Kh. B. Prugle
Methodist Quarterly Conference Elects Local Officers
Rev J T Redman presiding elder led the fourth quarterly conference noting church progress and building program. Officers elected include C C Fuller as Sunday school superintendent W E Holt lay leader and district steward and several stewards. The presiding elder praised church finances and announced he will be reassigned this fall. Rev John S Rice was requested to be returned as pastor for another year. The annual conference meets in Portales October 8 12.
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J. T. Redman
Methodist Church
C.C. Fuller
W. £. Holt
W. H. Small
G. P. Jeffus
W. L. Blackburn
W. E. Holt
Isaac van Meter
Mesdames
Chag Fuller
Geo. Trimble
EF. L. Jones
Lordsburg Church
C. €. Fuller
John 8. Rice
Portales
New Mexico Poultryman's Paradise at Lordsburg Yard
The article touts J. L. Odle's Green and White yards in Lordsburg New Mexico touting pure bred White Plymouth Rock pullets raised from baby chicks with low loss rates in a 1000-fowl capacity, noting tame birds and modern feeding methods. It references Hidalgo county feed trade and discusses climate as a factor in poultry farming in the region.
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New Mexico
Lordsburg
J. 1. Odle
Odlee
Odle
Mexico
Ile
Hidalgo County
California
Democratic State Ticket Names Released for New Mexico
A list enumerates the Democratic candidates for state offices in New Mexico including Governor Arthur Seligman, Secretary of State Jose A. Baca, Auditor Arsenio Velarde, Treasurer Warren Graham, Attorney General Ka Neumann, Superintendent Georgia Lusk, Land Commissioner James F. Hinkle, and others across Bernalillo, Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Chaves, Valencia, and Lincoln counties. The document notes additional figures such as J. Hratton and Dennis Chavez among the slate.
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Warren Graham
Bernalillo
Atlorney General
Republican Ticket for New Mexico State Elections
The list names candidates for major offices including Governor M. Botts and Senator H. B. Holt. Other figures include Attorney General Fred Stringfellow, Secretary of State Mra. Bb. A. Perault, and Treasurer Silvester Mirabal with Alabama names unlikely to be accurate. Several positions cover Supreme Court justices J. Frank Curtis and H. C. Denny, and educational, land, and corporation posts are listed with various locales such as Albuquerque Las Vegas Silver City and Roswell.
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J. ¥. Gallegos
Las Vegas
Mra
Bb. A. Perrault
Silver City
Victor Ulibarri
Tierra Amarilla
Silvester Mirabal
Galisteo
Fred Stringfellow
Haton
Atanacio Montoya
Albuqué
A. D. Crile
Roswell
Aircraft flies in Europe without pilot and young student’s early education
An airplane with a horizontal revolving wing flew successfully in Europe without a pilot. Ruth Wetson of Vernon New York entered high school at age nine.
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Europe
Ruth Wetson
Vernon, N. Y
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Lordsburg Mavericks
Duncan High
Basil Faller
Jesse T
J. T
Jesse T. Smith
Heather
Methodist
Baptists
VRS. Fedhick Enterpains Club
Bren
Boulder Dam
Wit
Brisbane
Ruth
Nye
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Iceland
Cal
Holt
R. L. Wright
New Church
Methodist Quarterly Conference
Green and White
Bomb. Hratton
House of Representatives
Dennis Chavez
Bernalilla
Arthur Seligman
Manta Fe
Liew
A.W. Hockentall
Corry
Supreme Court
K. Radler
Colfax
Andrew Hudspeth
Lincoln
Jose A. Baca
San Miguel
Auditor
Arsenio
Hepublican State
TIKET
H. B. Holt
Law Cruces
Albert Sinisa
Albuquerque
J. Frank Curtis
Wagon Mound
H. C. Denny
Galup
George W. Hay
Aldge Listh
MO. T. Muir
Hols OF Representatives
Hideloo and
Grant Counties
C. V. Welch
Luella
Clark
Republican
Geo. W. Cox
N. J. Scott
Olivia M. Wells
Sylvia Kerr
Democrat
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