Deming High School Class of 1913 Graduates
Eight seniors comprise the class of 1913 at Kilkair Academy and Deming High School. The baccalaureate sermon will be given May 18, followed by the class play Dan Cupid Head Coach on May 21 and commencement on May 22 with Major James R. Waddill as speaker. Diplomas grant University of New Mexico entry without exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Deming
Susie Mott
Leona Hubbard
Margaret Randolph
Ruth Cox
Joe Deckert
Eddie Berry
Russell Cooper
Paul Major
Deckert
Houston
sige desceptive Se sry
Paul
Carlton
Kikur Academy
George Hathaway
Leo McLeod
Carltan
secre TBEY
ius cerete
eh ateeaathe
Freder Silas Reuben Hezekiah Spinks
Philip Upton
Buster Tetherton
college
jake bhatt
Chester Grace Thompson
siete
Marshall Ned Adair
Bob
ehonteh
Charles Bedortha
Will Wyman
Earl Stonemark
Broan Hubbard
Edward Redley
Lauper Watkins
Kathryn Carton
Betty
eS Sonsone
Kathryn and
Hetty
Gladva Mackin
inddie Kerry Helen Mrary
Bertha Biddle
Zelta Comer
Sarah
Ruth Merrill
Kilkan Academy
Professor Carlton
Kilkair Academy
campus of academy
Clase
Susie
Wille
Crystal theatre
James R. Waddill
W. B. Holt
Deming High School
University of New Mexico
Barksdale and Hyatt Unite in Monday Evening Wedding
Alonzo Oscar Barksdale and Miss Ethel Vivian Hyatt were married at 8 p.m. Monday by Rev. Moore at the Christian church parsonage. Hyatt is the daughter of Thomas Hyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Oscar Barksdale
Ethel Vivian Hyatt
Thomas Hyatt
Moore
the Christian church
Jones and Meyers Tie The Knot In Rincon
Miss Mabel Meyers of Rincon and Mr. John H. Jones of San Marcial wed on Monday at Rincon with Rev. W. E. Foulks officiating. Deming friends congratulate the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Meyers
Rincon
John H. Jones
San Marcial
W. E. Foulks
Deming
Dr Hoffman Returns From East Visit
Dr. R. C. Hoffman returns from an extended eastern trip. He attended the National Old Trails Convention in Kansas City and opposed routing the thoroughfare via Springerville. He also joined New Mexico Good Roads Association meetings in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Hoffman
Hoffman
Kansas City
Springerville
New Mexico Good Roads Association
Albuquerque
Shriners Train Passes Through Demi g En Route Dallas
A special train of Shriners from Los Angeles to Dallas stopped in Demi g for about thirty minutes Saturday night. The engine whistle drew a crowd to Harvey House where attendees danced the turkey trot. The contingent travels with a band of about 75 instruments.
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Shriners
Los Angeles
Dallas
Demi'g
Harvey House
New Mexico Life Insurance Underwriters Form State Association
The New Mexico Association for Life Insurance Underwriters was organized Saturday afternoon at the Commercial Club in Albuquerque. The association will hold annual meetings in Albuquerque during fair week each year and meet on the second Monday of every month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Association for Life Insurance Underwriters
Commercial Club
Albuquerque
Oil prospectors arrive to drill in Mimbrea Valley
Wm. O'Harrow and Dr. C. E. Belcher of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, are prospecting in the Mimbrea Valley. They have leased a large area from local farmers on royalty terms and will ship in equipment to commence drilling as soon as possible. The community awaits the outcome of their investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O'Harrow
C. E. Belcher
Pittsburg
Mimbrea Valley
Teasing Deming Trip Sparks Local Auto Record Talk
Silver City Independent notes Silver Citians perform better on return trips from Deming than on outbound journeys. An editor’s inquiry elicited a wry response about long absence from Deming and uphill return travel.
Lordsburg Forms New IL G O F Lodge No 60
A Dem ling lodge degree team traveled to Lordsburg to organize Lordsburg No 60 of the Independent Order of Gold Fellows. J C Tabor R C Edwards M C Bixler W M Haste Harvey Dean and Thomas Clark led the effort, tallying twenty one members with sixteen initiates. Deming Odd Fellows plan to assist in completing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demling
Independent Order of Gold Fellows
Lordsburg
J. C. Tabor
R. C. Edwards
M. C. Bixler
W. M. Haste
Harvey Dean
Thomas Clark
Lordsburg No
School Board Names Teacher Roster And Land Tax Reform
The Board of Education met and reappointed Prof. J. B. Taylor as superintendent. New high school teachers include S. J. Daley and several Misses. Grade staff features numerous rehires and resignations. A land value study by the Luna County committee urged three tax zones and detailed suggested acre values for Deming and surrounding areas. The County Commissioners adopted irrigated land values near Deming at 45 per acre and set other zone values accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. B Taylor
S. J. Daley
Una Bedichek
Edna Poe
Lulu Stallman
Ina O. Lapham
Josie Geeting
Martha Ede
Julia Porter
Marguerite Goebel
Freda Sentt
Imogene Kaiser
Allie Stecker
Violet Borham
Pansy Young
Gertrude Klotz
Lilian Larson
Attelina Marrufo
Alice Smith
Iverson
Gertrude Hanes
Andrew McCurdy
Iaa
Lapham
Chamber of Commerce
Luna county
Deming
Dona Ana
Chaves
Chaves county
San Juan county
Bernalillo
Columbus
R. L. Miller
R Bedichek
Clyde Earl Ely
Lee O. Lester
Board of County Commissioners
county court house
Convicts Work Garden at Court House Yard
Sheriff McGrath has directed prisoners to cultivate a garden in the courthouse yard with a view to supplying vegetables for the county hospital. If the crops mature as hoped, this will be a notable economy for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
court house
hostise
Silver City
Board Awards Back Pay to Treasurer Downes
At the last board meeting commissioners ordered payment of Treasurer Downes back-pay accumulated over a year totaling around four thousand dollars. The Independent notes Downes recently bought a new 40 horsepower Pathfinder car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of commissioners
Downes
Independent
Lordsburg
No Good Reads Money This Year
John Hund returned from Albuquerque where he attended sessions for the Good Reads Association and the County Road Boards. There will be no state appropriation for road building this year due to a bond provision requiring sale at par amid a glutted market for such securities. If you can't support the town's movement, avoid opposing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hund
Albuquerque
Good Reads Association
Transcontinental Autoists Visit Deming on Detour
Messrs. Rockledge West and Corellia drive a R C H car from Los Angeles to New York stopping in Deming to reroute around blocked Springer pass. They traveled 146 miles from Safford to Deming in eight hours and will reach Albuquerque then Indianapolis for a 500 mile race by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Rockledge
West
Corellia
Deming
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
Safford
Ariz
Albuquerque
Springerville
Globe, Ariz
Springer
Indianapolis
Ind
Veredes de Casadores highway opens July 1
Col A H Hilton of San Antonio Socorro county outlines a proposed scenic highway named Veredes de Casadores Trails of the Trappers. The route runs about five hundred miles above the clouds with elevations from 5600 to 8000 feet, linking Sierra Socorro and Grant counties and touching fifty two towns and villages while offering auto and motor truck access to rail-impaired areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A. H. Hilton
San Antonio
Socorro county
Hilton
Cooney canyon
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Sierra
Socorro
Grant counties
Closing Meeting of the Woman's Club
The Woman's Club will hold its last meeting before summer on Tuesday May 20 at 3 p.m. in the Adelphi Club rooms. The advisory board handles arrangements. A short business session precedes a planned adjournment for refreshments. All members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Adelphi Club
Presidential Primary May Become General
Secretary of State William J. Bryan addressed the Pennsylvania legislature in Harrisburg predicting the presidential primary would become general before the next general election. He said nominees would be chosen by the people, not by party leaders or bosses, as part of the Jefferson anniversary events. The article also notes a village band playing beside a village carpenter.
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Harrisburg
William J. Brian
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Special Offer Promotes Headlight and El Paso Herald Subscriptions
A promotional notice advertises a four week window to subscribe to the Headlight and receive the El Paso Herald for one year at seven dollars. It touts AP reports, an automobile page, comic features, Dorothy Dix, Beatrice Fairfax, and extensive sports coverage, urging readers to subscribe immediately.
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Congress
Japan
California
El Pas
Herald
Southwest
Deming Hadlight
El Paso Herald
Associated Press
Chicago
Matt
Jeff
Jimmy
George Fitch
Mark Twain
Walt Mason
Dorothy Dix
Beatrice Fairfax
great Southwest
State Can't Afford to Have Locke Log Roads
The New Mexico Good Roads Association plans to prorate 4000 logging costs across 26 counties after road bonds sales fell short. Counties pay small amounts in exchange for advertising space, county seat photographs, and resource ads in log books. Executive committee meets May 27 to formalize the plan, with Locke returning from California shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
state highway commission
Santa Fe
Harry Locke
New Mexico
New Mexico Good Roads Association
E. L. Grose
Locke
state j association
Arisone
Lo Angeles
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