Black Range travel notes from Deming to Anthony NM
Local report lists residents and visitors heading to the Black Range for hunting and exploration. Names include Dennings Armstrong Reminger Chandler Wehinhorer Nawss Darbyshire Middleton Deckert Hoechere Sherman Cain Cooper Morgan Watson Ruebush and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Dr.Cain
Cooper
Clarence
Morgan
Jotn Watson
Jack
Black Range
Russel Cooper
Mr. Ruebush
Angelus Well Operations Update and Local Social Notes
Angelus well work continues as driller Mr Clinton awaits a packer before re cementing to stop water flow. If he receives the piece soon he will pour cement today or tomorrow and results should be known in about a week. Florida Well progress resumes after recovering a lost drill piece and drilling in a very hard formation shows good color. Mrs Mahoney hosts a bridge luncheon at 12% North Iron tomorrow afternoon. Social Circle of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs Wotland Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs FC Stevenson and visiting Kansas City relatives went to Fort Bayard for Thanksgiving. Eastern Star Past Matrons led work at the Masonic Tuesday night. banquet drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelus
Clinton
Florida
Additional Locals and Society Notes of December
Local residents and visitors appear in a string of community notes. Mrs C B Netterberg returns to her Los Angeles home after a pleasant visit with WJ Crawford and family. Dr and Mrs G C Trowbridge of will stay until after Christmas. The Presbyterian church Social Circle plans a Leafeterian dinner and bagger in the Keith building on December 6, serving at noon. Miss Roby Harrison visits from Nutt, where she teaches, to spend the weekend with family. Mr Dayberry, former Deming boy and Santa Fe yards foreman at Hurley, stays two days as his wife visits Hanover. Supt ED Martin and Misses Marie Stevens Lovi Wright and Taylor depart Monday for the Flute Fanchers Convention in Las Vegas on November 28, 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dayberry
Santa .Fe
Hurley
Deming
Hanover
ED’ Martin
Marie Stevens
Lovi Wright
Taylor
Las Vegas
National Education Week Observed in Deming
National Education Week opened in Deming with a Masonry hosted program on November 19. Rev Redman spoke on character as essential to citizenship, followed by Mack Thorne on the President’s Message, and Edwin Martin on the Towner Sterling bill. A student recital, musical address by Marie Stevens, and a rural teachers talk highlighted duties to both country and schools. The event closed with a George Washington memorial report and a closing quartet performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Masonry
Masonic
Mack Thorne
Marie Stevens
H E
France E ‘Lester
Meaula Park
Lester
theakdes
George
Washington ‘memorial
Shooters’ Hill
Alexandris
Mesdames H & Greyd
C A Margen, Mesares
BW Wheatley
G Sage
Thanksgiving Proclamation by New Mexico Governor
Governor J. J. Finchle designates Thursday, November 29, 1928 as Thanksgiving Day across the state. He urges observance and extends charity to the less fortunate, reflecting on the year’s blessings and the nation’s gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New Mexico
J. F. HINKLE
Soledad
Chacon
Desertion Case From Marfa Texas In New Mexico
Mr Pond apprehends a deserting soldier from Marfa Texas near Deming New Mexico. A man described in underwear appeared at the ranch, claimed robbery and exposure, and was taken to Columbus for government custody after Sheriff Smyer verified identity as Albert B. McGary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ranch
KS Pond
Deming
Mr. Pond
Marfa
Texas
Albert, B. McGary
Evangelistic Meetings At Maple Street Church
Maple Street Church of Christ hosts evangelistic services with Bible School at 11, junior, intermediate and senior Endeavors, and a 7 30 pm preaching by A Philips. Miss Marguerite Mensday and Jim McWissick assist as readers. The ship may be the vast service of the evangelistic meetings. Everybody is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Gommunion
A Phillips
Lordsburg
Junor
Endeatvor
Marguerite Mensday
Jim McWissick
Reward for Return of Two Bulls to Luxar Ranch
Reward offered for the return of two bulls to Paul J. Gase at Luxar Ranch. One bull is white faced with horns, long right jaw, oval Rbova quarter circle on right shoulder, end cut right ear. The other is white faced with some markings described, quarter circle on right shoulder. Reward is five dollars for each bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxar
PAUL J
GASE
Adequately lighted windows adorn display at Angatore fair
Fragmentary text describes a well lit display area with orderly presentation. It mentions newspaper advertising and a scene of visitors at a local exhibit. The readable bits point to a staged setup highlighting products or services in a public display space.
Thanksgiving Service Notice at Methodist Tabernacle
The Deming Ministerial Alliance schedules a Thanksgiving union service at 10:30 AM on November 29 at the Methodist Tabernacle. Rev Pray leads the men and the Presbyterian choir in a citywide gathering. Secretary J T Redmon invites all residents to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Methodist tabernacle
searh
Jali
J T Redmon
Bazaar and cooked foods sale by Episcopal Ladies' Guild
The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal Church will host a bazaar and cooked foods sale in the building beside Jack Tidmore's store on Saturday November 23, 1921. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ guild of the Episcopal Khurch
Jack Tidmore
L. c
Ladies Aid Hosts Bazaar Planning Meeting
Mrs Will Carson and Mrs John Harrold hosted the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ at Mrs Carson s home. The business meeting set the venue for the bazar to be held November 14 and 15 at the Deckert building. Sixty members attended and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carson
John Harrold
Church of Christ
Carson
Deckert
Mrs Cain Hosts Friends At Home Thanksgiving Theme
Mrs Cain entertained a group of friends at her home 620 South Nickle Wednesday afternoon. Guest Mrs W Coffman of Plains Illinois joined a bird themed party ahead of next week. Decorations followed Thanksgiving ideas with chicken salad Saratoga chips olives crackers coffee date pudding and whipped cream served.
Xmas Cards Brighten Friendships With Moderately Priced Samples
The Head light promotes a growing custom of exchanging Christmas cards among friends instead of gifts. It highlights an appealing line of Christmas cards shown as attractive as any seen before and offers moderate prices.
Deming High School schedules and notes on programs
Deming High School announces Wednesday program at three, highlighting The Taming of the Shrew. Morning readings feature Molly Goes to Fairyland, a Maylet class item for Friday. Football season ends with Las Cruces game. basketball practice starts December 4. Senior stunt by the class on December 26. Mack Thon captures a Red Mountain mascot.
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Deming
Deming High School
Molly
Fairyland
agin
Las Cruces
Schweppe
Mack Thon
Deming High Wildcats
Red Mountain
Hondale Family Heads to Black Range for Deer Hunt
Hondale residents report Mr and Mrs E Osborn Jr and three children traveling to the Black Range for a week of deer hunting. Hondale school plans a pie supper and entertainment at the Club House on Wednesday evening November 28 at seven thirty, with proceeds for a needed well.
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E . Osborn, Jr
Black Range
Hondale school
Deming H S Football Boys Beaten by Cruces
Deming High School suffered a 38 to 3 defeat at San Cruces as their season ended. Las Cruces students gave the team a chicken dinner after the game, sharing consolation with the players.
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San Cruces
Cruces
Deming High
Las Cruces
Troop C Football Team Loses on Muddy Silver City Field
The Dening Cavalry traveled to Silver City to face Teachers College but faced a gooey, mud filled field. Silver City scored 12 while Deming’s Troop C fell 12 to 0. plans are underway for Beaumont Hospital to visit for Thanksgiving, promising an exciting game for Deming fans.
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Dening Cavalry
Silver City
Teachers College
Beaumont Hospital
Deming
Red Cross Roll Call Success Praised
Report notes the Red Cross Roll Call success with JP handling and a very satisfactory response. The piece praises the Indian contributor and mentions Mr. R L Whitmore of J A Ma honey Co and family returning from a week in Ei Pea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED CROSS
sodesty
R L. Whitmore
the
J A Mahoney Co
Luncheon Party Noted For Seamless Hosting
A Fringed social luncheon sequence spanned two homes at 403 W Pine and 206 W Pine with pink and white decor matching elaborate centerpieces. Guests including Mrs Carney and Mrs Bickford praised the smooth hostesses who alternated hosting to keep service flawless.
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u.s
Mixa
Pollard
W. Pine
Dfils
Mesdames
Bernard Carney
Grinnell
Towa
Smith
Town
J. A. Mahoney
Cryer
Vickers
Robinson
Love
Clark
Hurson
Thurmond
Sage
Moran
Bickford
Algier
Walter Clark
Lindaper
Morgan
Ely
Watson
Shepard
Kissick
Gibson
Hall
Lee
Griffin
Young
Silver City Rotary Club Receives Charter at Banquet
The Silver City Rotary club received its charter November 2 at a Cottage sanatorium banquet. Dr Earl Bullard presided as club president and District Governor G A Martin of El Paso presented the charter. Golfers in the club plan a soon tournament with El Paso Rotary on the Deming links. During the party Mrs Cox hosted dinner and Mah Jongg for Rotary wives and friends in honor of Mrs Martin.
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Silver City
O E S Club Plans Meet at Mrs Brooks Home
The O E S club will convene at the residence of Mrs George Brooks next Tuesday afternoon for a scheduled meeting.
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O.E S club
George Brooks
Advertising pays, hats and bald heads in headlines
A witty remark links newspaper advertising to real outcomes, noting that even a sparsely haired figure who relies on a popular baldness treatment becomes part of the broader ad scene. The line suggests ads do pay by shaping public perception and humor.
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JA Mahoney
North Iron
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AW Wotlard
FC Stevenson
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Mrs. Stevenson
Kansas City
Fort Bayard
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Luna County
cand” saveral
Democratic
Pine Street
Tromp
MRA
FRANK THURMOND
Chaireau
Hos
Holtwel & business
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Demag
CB. Netterberg
Les
Angeles
WJ M Crawford
akell Sandy
G. C- Trowbridge of
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baggar
Keith
Thureday
Miss Roby
Harrison
Nutt
spen
NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Santa Fe, New Mexico
POND
MARPA, TEX
Maple Street
LADIES AID
MRS. CAIN
Orville Suppligger
Hondale
Irene and
Maxine Gregory
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SILVER CITY CLUB
ROTARY
Gillett
amile
Wrigter
Robert Burne
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