High School Vaudeville Revival Draws Packed House
The vaudeville by the high school drew a packed Star theatre crowd praising student talent and faculty direction led by Miss Myrtle Conner. Acts included music, comedies, Irish lance, and a rider feature with local dignitaries noted. revival plans follow at the Methodist church with Rev. Vanderpool and his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Conner
Harris
Pounds
Parker
W. C. Burney
Star Theatre
John Clark
Winnie Gilbert
Geraldine Gentry
James Tyra
Orran
Paward Ong
May Ong
Johnnie Tyson
Arabella Jones
Tiery Wood
Alfred Conner
Evwin Conner
Rayd Maddox
Edward Gries
Martin Poley
Claud Olney
Oran Fairly
Geraldine
Winnie Gee
Bailey
Beryl Wood
Robert Briel
Calvin Gonner
Martin Foley
Cland Olney
Marvin Fuller
Winnie Gilbert Cecelia Jones
Viola Thomas
Lillie Bartlett
Jewel Ownby
Frank Wewerk
John B. Crowell
Chamber of Commerce
Ownby
McFeel
Haris Jacobs
I. B. Wood
John L. Augustine
Gratitude for Vaudeville Helpers and School Players
The writer thanks Miss Harris Mrs Burney Miss Parker Miss Pounds and Mrs Claud Fuller for help with the Vaudeville. She also thanks the High School girls and boys for their patience and kindness during strenuous rehearsals. Myrtle Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris
Burney
Miss Parker
Miss Pounds
Claud Fuller
Myrtle Conner
New Linotype Operator Leaves for Lordsburg Post
Miss Beulah Creamer departs Friday for Lordsburg New Mexico to join the Lordsburg Liberal as linotype operator. Friends in San Saba Texas extend best wishes for her success in the new position.
Rufus H. Wamel Announces Hidalgo County Clerk Candidacy
Political announcement stating Rufus H. Wamel seeks the Hidalgo County clerk post subject to Democratic party approval. The notice frames a party-backed bid and formal candidacy declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Democrate Party
Doemnico Garcia Referred for Major Operation
Doemnico Garcia here for major operation Mrs Robertson of Steins here for medical treatment Mrs Tom Simms of Hachita here for minor operation Mr Dahlgren and Visente Paseo hol here for minor operations Mrs Robert Montgomery of Pun yan here for major operation Dr Stovall came from Mimbers Hot Springs to assist in this operation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Robertson
Steins
Tom Simms
Hachita
Mr. Dahlgren
Visente Paseo
Robert Montgomery
Punyan
Dr Stovall
Mimbers Hot Springs
Death of Ethel May Winn
Fidel May Winn aged 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Mc Lewl died at her parents home on Wednesday. Funeral services were held the next day at the Methodist church conducted by Rev W H Vanderpool with Jack Heather as funeral director. She had been a faithful member of the Baptist church for several years and died as she had lived without complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel May Winn
J. H. Mc Lewl
W. H. Vanderpool
Methodist Church
Jack Heather
Baptist Church
Pima Leader Tours Upper Gila Farm Project
E C Eyring of Pima Arizona and partners Oscar and Harry Layton BR BE Wixon Lew Poster and KR B Woods visited the Upper Gila farming venture with President Kimball's party. Eyring reviewed 3000 acres near Red Rock and spoke highly of the project welcoming these farmers to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Eyring
Pima
Arizona
Kimball
Oscar
Harry Layton
BE. Wixon Lew Poster
KR. B Woods
Valedon School Board Elects New Directors
In Valedon at the school election Dr. C. B. Austin elected for three years and B. Hickcox for two years. Karl L Mohler named as the third member of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momlay
Valedon
C. B. Austin
B. Hickcox
Karl L Mohler
State Supt John V Conway to visit rural schools
County Supt Inez Wright reports that John V Conway state superintendent of public instruction will be here early in the week to visit the rural schools. Conway is described as a dynamic school leader in the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Conway
Inez Wright
State
Supt. of Public Instruction
Conway
Southwest
Pep
Spann Sells Out to McHalffey
Ralph Spann sells his law practice goodwill and part of his library to L P McHalffey with transfer set for May first. Spann will relinquish his practice but stay in Lordsburg. The Spanns are noted as good folks to have around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph 8. Spann
Good Will
L. P. McHalffey
Lordsburg
Spanns
McCall Named Manager at Lordsburg Mercantile Co
City C. M. McCall, after seven years with the Charles Ifield general store at Springer, becomes manager of the grocery and produce department at Lordsburg Mercantile Co. He plans to move his wife and child to Lordsburg soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. McCall
Charles Ifield
Springer
Lordsburg Mercantile Co
Lordsburg
Normal Auditorium Will Be Center of Culture
The New Mexico Normal University in Las Vegas advances a new auditorium project intended as a cultural hub. Plans include a 2 000-seat capacity, stage 30 by 70 feet, proscenium 34 by 23 feet, and extensive facilities to host music, drama, art, and oratory events. Completion costs total about 188 000 dollars with 42 606 dollars needed to finish plus gifts. state aid expected for use during the 18 summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
John HM. Wagner
Board of
Regenta
Normal University
Las Vega
Bt. Louis Hydraulic
Charles Iffeld
Itill
Regents
Dell M Potter Finances Mines and Power Project in Clifzon
In Clifzon Arizona on April 2 1922 Col Dell M Potter writes to Holt enclosing a year’s subscription and claiming to have financed Gold and Copper properties totaling 250 000 for development. He also mentions funding a power and irrigation project and planning a Washington visit before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifzon
Arizona
Holt
Washington
Animas Rodeo Draws Mammoth Gathering This Week
Frank Wewerk rode the Peterson bay winner in the 300 yard race from the Dunagan servel as the Animas rodeo on Thursday and Friday drew a large crowd. Wewerk has won twelve of fourteen races while Kerr brothers earned money in calf roping. Culp and Anderson lead on big roping stunts. Wewerk's buckskin stallion with Kerr aboard provided strong bucking action. The town, though smaller than Steins, had five acres of autos on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wewerk
Frank
Fates Fair
Kerr Brothers
He Jeans
Culp
Anderson
Wewerk
Kerr
Steins
Miss Kohler a Wonder Leads Chautauqua Parade
Rosa Kohler a Radcliffe junior and chautauqua worker impressed a community meeting at the high school last night. She will lead the chautauqua parade today, embodying the spirit of the Greater Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Kohler
Radcliffe
Little Hatchet Finds Rich Silver Vein Again
From Hachita reports say the Little Hatchet people strike another rich vein of silver ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hachita
Dick Cureton Returns to Ranch Home for Summer
Dick Cureton and his family have settled back at their ranch residence for the summer season. The move brings the family back to a familiar homestead and routines as warm weather begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cureton
Mayors Exchange Warm Greetings After Transcontinental Hike
James Kolph Jr Mayor of San Francesco reports mutiny from Mayor pro tem Fisher. Bobby Mason and Frank Kennedy, ex service men, completed a NYC to San Francisco hike and delivered letters from mayors along the route including a January 14 greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Fisher
James Solph, Jr
San Francesco
KE. M. Fisher
Lordsburg
N. M
New York City
San Franccisco
Bobby Mason
Frank Kennedy
James Kolph, Jr
Homeward Bound. Americans to Return from Rhine Posture
The United States will bring home all American troops on the Rhine once. The move will be welcomed here as troops were kept to enforce the Versailles Treaty which the U.S. did not join. Allies urged their stay. no rush by Allies to fund army costs from German receipts. the men should return before bills rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
United States
Card of Thanks for Daughter's Death and Burial
To the kind friends and neighbors who so kindly gave us aid and sympathy on the occasion of the death and burial of our beloved daughter we desire to render our sincere and heartfelt thanks J H W McLeod and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. McLeod
Shirley Belch Honored Guest at San Simon Party
Miss Shirley Belch spent the weekend visiting her former home San Simon and was the honor guest of a young folks party at Mrs P O Khson residence. She reports a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Belch
San Simon
P. O. Khson
Foreman George W. Foreman Leads Copper Co Visit in California
George W. Foreman of the Anite Copper Co. is in California on business for a few days. W. A. Wright and his family return to the Red Rick ranch after a trip. Mrs. Wright was in El Paso Tuesday.
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George W. Foreman
The
Anite Copper Co
California
W. A. Wright
Red Rick
Wright
el Paso Tusday
Quiet election results spark plans for Bankhead meet
J E Allen lauded the fair election after ballots showed Fisher elected mayor and Shelly clerk. Trustees DeMoss Heather Montague and Yairly won seats. water bonds carried while sewer bonds passed decisively. Bankhead Highway plans loom with Phoenix discussions on route shifts and federal adoption. Arizona Republicans and Congressman Tenneyck pledged attendance at the Good Roads convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Allen
Board of Election
Fisher
Shelly
McHalffey
Dr. DeMoss
Jack Heather
P. J. Yairly
Eugene Montague
Jim Wright
Gene
Luckie
Bob Ownby
Wade Smith
Water Works
Fo Kor
Ki. M. Fisher
Eugene Beleh
Kk. Hoit
H. H. Shelly
la Pi
J. Vairly
Sanatee Hhugene Montague
B.C. DeMoss
E. Oh Coo
Nde
M. Wright
M. Luckie
Wade B. Smith
Allen
W. Briel
N. A. Gammon
W. Taylor
W .E. Holt
Woman's Club Holds April Meeting with Education Talk
The Woman's Club met Monday April 6 at Mrs M P Walker's home. Members voted to combat mosquito breeding sites and keep cans cleared. Mrs Crowell presented a program on Good Literature and Training the Child in Art. Musical numbers were performed by several members. Next meeting set for May at K P Hall. Adah KR Heather Corresponding Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mra
M. P. Walker
John Crowell
Myra
Joe Winslet
K.P. Hall
Adah KR
Heather
Burney Resigns as Lordsburg Mercantile Dept Manager
Burney who for eighteen months served as department manager at Lordsburg Mercantile Co has resigned at month end. He has declined several attractive offers to stay in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Burney
Lordsburg Mercantile Co
Liberal extension offer in Wells home delivery note
A 1922 note from Royalton Wells extends the Liberal newspaper for another year at two dollars. The letter expresses eagerness to read the news and is addressed to Mr. Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalton
Holt
Visitors from Tucson Arrive for Brief Rest
Misses Mae Snow and Sweetye Kimbrough arrived from Tucson on 102 Monday morning for a few days rest and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Snow
Sweetye Kimbrough
Tucson
Virden Story Teased for Next Week
A local Virden feature is announced for publication next week with expectations of new details, community impact, and possible interviews or background information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden
Snow Bros Cleaning Dyeing and Pressing Advertises
Misses Mace Snow and Sweetye Kimbrough represent the Snow Bros cleaning dyeing and pressing establishment in Tucson and invite orders by telephone through Mrs. A. Bradberry. The firm guarantees satisfaction and offers moderate prices for all work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Snow
Sweetye Kimbrough
Snow Bros. Cleaning
Tucson
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S. Vaudeville
W. S. Vanderpool
EL Paso Divine
HS Brother Hee
Asbury Methodist Church
el Paso
Rufus H. Wamel
Ethel May Winn
Tore
Upper
Gila
Spann
Normal
University
Col. Dell M. Potter
Dell M. Potter
Animas
Miss Kohler
Rolph
Foreman
Phoenix
DE Moss
Bankhead National Age Ansociation
Bankhead
San Diego
Hountree
Galt
Los Angeles
Phoenix-Los Aneles
Yura
Chiteo
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Laredo
City of Mexico
Waelington
Gos
Mexico
Aes
Bankhead Highway Association
United States Good Roads Association
Peter G. Teneyck
Congress
Tenneyck
Rountree
Teneyekh
Arizona Republican
Wells
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