Plan To Deport Unlawful Aliens Aids Reemployment
Pearce of the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service outlines a plan to deport aliens in his district spanning Arizona New Mexico and West Texas to free up jobs for native workers on charity. He cites H R 6795 to detain suspected deportable aliens for 24 hours and H R 6798 to issue field warrants and deport criminal aliens, arguing the measures will cut enforcement costs and keep alien criminals abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
U. S
Alseeace
Err
United States
Immigration and Border Patrol
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Washington
Motorcade Journey From Lordsburg to Nashville Report
A motorcade organized by Miausrine and HOUT leaves Lordsburg for Nashville to promote goodwill and travel safety. The route passes through El Paso and Fort Worth with band entertainments and local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miausrine
Hout
Motorcade
Nashville
Past Matrons Club Meeting Held at West Resident Home
A Past Matrons Club gathering took place at a West resident’s home last week in the afternoon. Attendees included Jenme Ga Anna as host and organizer, with other club members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenme Ga Anna
Meet Indicates Regal City Track Meet Postponement
A garbled OCR note suggests a regional track meet but the exact date and participants are unclear. The fragment mentions a meet and a registration or reguity context, implying a postponement or scheduling issue without concrete details.
Mohair Shipment Receives Draper and Co Representative
A report notes a mohair sale of 80 000 pounds weekly to Draper and Co with prices of 15 cents per grown hair and 25 cents per kid. The Mor steamship line freight agent and Draper’s representative were on site to receive the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Qn Draner Ar Company
Mor Steamenw Line
Girls Auxiliary Organizes Weekly Programs at Ban Church
Intermediate girls of Ban Church form a Girls Auxiliary led by S L J C Henslee. They plan weekly sessions with missionary programs and sewing for a Baptist orphanage and hospital. Officers elected include Shirley Henslee president Mildred Howe vice president Anna Belle Corbell secretary Jamie Marlar treasurer Ruth Gibson devotional leader Mary Dee Edmondson Mary Rouse chorister Lucy Gass janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banchurch
S. L.jc
Moving Picture Son of Man at Methodist Arch Tonight
The Son of Man moving picture will be shown at the Methodist arch tonight at 7:30. No admission charge but a free will offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Arch
Lordsburg Golf Club Elects Officers for Year
The Lordsburg Golf Club held its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Monday night with Pete Chase presiding. Elected were F P Wogstad as secretary and treasurer, and an executive committee comprising Glen L. Ross, R. E. Bowens, Claude Olney, and C. H. McDonough. Membership dues reduced from $8 to $5 per year, payable upon submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Golf Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pete Chase
F P. Wogstad
Glen L. Ross
R. E. Bowens
Claude Olney
C. H. McDonough
W M S Hostess Leads Baptist Women Meeting
Mrs Felix Jones hosted the W M S gathering on Wednesday afternoon. The eleventh chapter of John was studied with Mrs Sam Gass presiding. Refreshments were served to Rev M C Moore, Mrs Hindman, Mrs Henslee, Mrs Gass, Mrs Mayfield, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Jones
John
Sam Gass
M. C. Moore
Frank Hindman
Lester Henslee
Mayfield
Methodist Church Service Schedule With Evening Sermon
Church school at 9 45 a m supervised by W C Mearns associate superintendent preaching at 11 a m and 7 45 p m morning subject Jesus Speaks From The Cross Young People Epworth League at 7 00 p m Warren Fuller superintendent Ruth Fisher league president extends a hearty welcome to all services.
Wednesday Sewing Club Hosts Cozy Afternoon
Mrs. Mabel MeWhorter hosted a Wednesday sewing circle with members Inez Boswell Glenn Moses FE Short Sybil Leonard Winnie Shoemaker Arlene Deaton and Janie Scott. Lovely refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel MeWhorter
Mesdames
Inez Boswell
Glenn Moses
FE. J. Short
Sybil Leonard
Winnie Shoemaker
Arlene Deaton
Janie Scott
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Lordsboro area
Forecasts show fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. East dust haze and sand storms approach from the East and reach by noon today, continuing into the night. Probable Friday morning low around 38 degrees with Saturday rising to 44, winds light to moderate from the southeast then west. Maximum temperature last week 76, minimum 36. today’s low 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Denver
Colo
Lordsboro
Orvis
Boy Scouts Benefit Show Draws Local Merchants Prizes
Lordsburg merchants donated prizes for a Boy Scout Benefit Show at the Studio Theatre with further rewards for ticket sellers. A Friday parade from the high school invites community participation, with prizes spanning lamps, groceries, cleaners, meals, and services from local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Studio Theatre
Dunagan
Community Service Electric Company
Egon
Herald-Post
Reliable Motor
Fisher Hardware
Schwary
Nu Tex
Blue Bird Cafe
Conder
Railroad Club
Lords
Lure Cafe
Broadway
Hills Store
Service
A. Cueto
Tom Menaavelt
Claude Olney
Variety
Pigaly Wiggly
Hidalgo
Haif
Union Clothing
Jones Cafe
Buster Weldon
Hidalgo Grill
Court Cafe
Independent O Company
N. and T. Club Meets At Mrs Jeffus Home
Mrs G P Jeffus hosted the N and T Club Tuesday afternoon with members Mesdames J F E Allen S M Chase A L Green E Lewis H L Scofield W H Small Geo Trimble and guests Mesdames F H Singer C S Wallder. Lovely refreshments were served.
Picnic at Cave Creek Couples Spend Day Outdoors
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Short with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Speer and son Leon, and Miss Deborah Crandall with J. M. Jordan motored to Cave Creek Sunday for a day of picnicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clark
E. J. Short
C. E. Speer
Leon
Deborah Crandall
J. M. Jordan
Cave Creek
Outcast Lady to Open at Studio Theatre with Star Pair
Iris and Napier face a courtly society crush as Iris marries a friend of their past. Napier and Iris reunite after tragedy and social scorn, in a drama directed by Robert Leonard. Cast includes Constance Bennett Herbert Marshall and Henry Stephenson in a strong supporting lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio Theatre
Constance Bennett
Herbert Marshall
Zoe Akins
Michael Arlen
Robert 2. Leonard
Iris
Napier
Tris
Gerald
Norma Shearer
Paradise
Robert Loraine
Lamaden Mare
Hugh Williams
Patrick Campbell
Henry Stephenson
Robert 7. Leonard
Peg
Garden Club Meeting Heads to National Council
Mrs Phil Bratten Mrs Robert Goodrich and Mrs Henry Trigg of Ft Worth Texas visit Lords en route to the National Council of Garden Clubs in Los Angeles California The Trigg regional president of the Seventh South Central states garden clubs will host the regional meeting in El Paso on April 23 All citizens interested in gardens are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bratten
Robert Goodrich
Mere
Henry Trigg
Ft. Worth
Texas
Lords
National Council of Garden Clubs
Los Angeles
California
Trigg
Fl Paso
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs. W. B. Porter hosted Tuesday night for the local bridge club. Members included Mr. and Mrs. O. F Wogstad and the Cochrans, Walter Boowell, Maurice Eppstein, Glenn Moses, W. B. Porter, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Porter
Bridge Club
O. F Wogstad
B. T. Cochran
Walter Boowell
Maurice Eppstein
Glenn Moses
Palm Family Heads to Santa Fe on Short Visit
Mrs R A Palm and her mother Mrs WOW Parker with brother Frank Parker of California left for Santa Fe Monday for a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Palm
Wow. Parker
Frank Parker
California
Santa Fe
The Barretts of Wimpole Street at Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre presents The Barretts of Wimpole Street featuring Norma Shearer Fredric March and Charles Laughton Sunday Monday Tuesday April 14 15 16 with special music and a donation to Sunday schools. The film showcases Metro-Goldwyn Mayer production quality and strong supporting players while elevating Elizabeth Browning and Robert Browning to dramatic life on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Norma Shearer
Wimpole Street
Studio Theatre
Miss Shearer
Elizabeth
Fredric March
Robert Browning
Charles Laughton
Browning
Barrett
Rural School Notes Inspire Young Poets at Neblett School
Mrs Alfie Bass, teacher, prizes one dollar for best poetry in an eighth grade English unit. Pupils copy verses in dedicated books, a week devoted to poetry, amid growing enthusiasm. Three poems include Old Paints story of a horse and prairie life told by Gary Crabtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfie Bass
Neblett
Helew
Thanksgiving Song About March and March Moon
The poem blends holidays and seasons with playful lines about Thanksgiving, pumpkins, pies, and cake. It names March as a month of flowers winds and birthdays, weaving whimsical images of windmills, fruit trees, and a singing Witch bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marely
Emergency School Opens For Forty-One Pupils
Forty-one pupils from the Transient Bureau enroll in the Emergency School led by Mrs. Linnie Naegle in Vale son School Building District No. 3. J L White transports Highway No. 8 pupils to Lordsburg. Approved by Ray mond Huff State Director and W A McAndries local administrator under supervision of Mrs Katy Hall. Mr Haff may approve another teacher or transfer one from Adult Education supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Naegle
Valeson School
J. L. White
Lordsburg
Valedon
Raymond Huff
W. A. McAndries
van Clark
Mra
Katy Hall
Haff
Naegle
Animas High School Sees Sweater Gifts and Election News
Notes report an Animal High School girls banquet for the basketball boys with sweaters presented to six players including captain Felix Gauthier Jr. The article notes a day off on trustee election day, a rabbit drive, an all day picnic, and ninth graders cramming for exams amid rising rural elementary graduates from twenty to eighteen. Local directors were elected on April 2 with returns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal High School
Robert Adams
Frank Adams
Junior Dunagan
Max DeVilbiss
Fred Kerr
Felix Gauthier, Jr
Animas
Rodeo
Lions Plan New Softball Schedule and Polo Sponsorship
The Lordsburg Lions Club voted unanimously to sponsor polo and oversee a new softball schedule. A committee led by Lions Shellberg Chace and Fisher will arrange diamond improvements and scheduling. Delegates Melnnis Clark Peterson will represent Lordsburg at a joint Lions meeting in Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Poto
McAndries
Beceme City
Lions Club
Lordsburg
Lions Holt
Augustine
Nashsville
Tennessee
Mr. Broun
A. V. Broun
Pat Robinson
Hidalgo County
Lions Shellberg
Chace and
Fisher
Missionary Society Silver Jubilee Conference Held in Albuquerque
The Methodist Episcopal Church South Missionary Society met in Albuquerque April 2–4 to celebrate 25 years with a silver jubilee. Mrs. J. W. Perry of Chattanooga chaired the event with state and local leaders and 250 guests attending a tea social. The conference reported growth, funds, and support for a Brazilian missionary, Monta MacVadin, with the group exceeding 2000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Evasionary Society
Methodist Ppiscopal Church
South
Albuquerque
J. W. Perry
Chattanooga
Tennessee
C. S. Walker
Lordsburg
Ella Rowden
Walsenburg
Cole
Josephine Bergland
Caroline Porter
Fl Paso
Mere
S&s
Thursday Bridge Club Gathers for Spring Themed Meeting
Mrs. F A Daniels hosted the Thursday Bridge club in a home adorned with spring flowers including poppies lilacs and honeysuckles. Members present included Mesdames Oscar Allen S BE Allen Maude Luckie Margaret Vinson R A Feon BF J Malone E J Sort and hostess Mrs Paul W Brown. Delicious chicken sandwiches cherry pie and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Daniels
Oscar Allen
S. BE. Allen
Maude Luckie
Margaret Vinson
R. A. Feon
BF. J. Malone
E. J. Sort
Frank Winters
Gwest
Paul W. Brown
Local officials and residents travel for business and rodeo
Commissioner W H Walter and wife of Animas drive to Lordsburg on business. Attendees include C L McGhee Mrs J D Sheffield Mrs Lee Smith and rodeo participant RB Jarvis and George Cox. Animas locals Cade Wright W A Ballard Mrs L C Bean Neblett Roy Johnson Culbertson Avis Boles Cloverdale Clarence Echols Valley Views Fred Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Walter
Animas
Lordsburg
C. L. McQghee
J. D. Sheffield
Lee Smith
RB. I. Jarvis
George Cox
Cade Wright
W. A. Ballard
L. C. Bean
Neblett
Roy Johnson
Culbertson
Avis Boles
Cloverdale
Clarence Echols
Fred Kerr
Women attendees share reports at Arizona missionary meeting
Mesdames C.8 Waller M. Chase Scofield and P.M. Melonis attended an all day missionary meeting in Solomoneville Arizona. Mrs Walker delivered uplifting reports on the Cornel meeting in St Louis and the New Mexico Women’s Missionary State Conference in Albuquerque. A bountiful repast was served to about seventy persons at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames C
Waller
M. Chase
Scofield
P.M. Melonis
Solomoneville
Arizona
Mre. Walker
St. Louis
New Mexico Women's Missionary State Conference
Albuquerque
Tve
Son of Man Film Shown in Lordsburg
W W Holt traveling with the roadway of America motorcade saw The Son of Man at Midland Texas and wrote to Rev C S Walker that the picture is over two hours long but the most tarcelears film ever. It is coming to the Methodist church of Lordsburg tonight at seven thirty. Rev Walker says urge everybody to see it with children accompanied by parents and a silver offering taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Holt
Roadway of America
Midland
Texas
C. S. Walker
Hinton
Douglas
Son of Man
Methodist Church
Methodist Church of
Lordsburg
Rev. Walker
Youth of Japan Send Friendship Banner
The youth of Japan send a friendship banner to the youth of America via the missionary council. Mrs. C. S. Walker brought the banner from St. Louis to New Mexico. Mrs. Walker will unfurl the banner at the evening service at the Methodist church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Youth of America
Missionary Council Mra. C
Walker
St. Lowie
New Mexico
Mgre. Walker
PTA Meeting At High School Auditorium
The regular monthly PTA meeting will convene Monday night at the high school auditorium. Program includes assembly singing, vocal solo by Sara Gass, discussion on The child and the school led by Mrs. Claude C. Puller, taping demonstration by Mr. Davis' class, and solo by G. L. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Sara Gass
Claude C. Puller
Davis
SoloiMre
G. L. Ross
Wed Night Bridor Club Pranks and Prizes
Mel Pranks Austin hosted a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering with members including Ruvens Clark Downey Ganapon Kerr Lewis and guest Mrs A W Propet. Mrs Lewis won high score and guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Pranks Austin
Meadgmes R. EK. Ruvens
J. B. Clark
W. C. Downey
Nat Ganapon
Farle Kerr
FE. S. Lewis
A. W. Propet
Lewis
Mrs Trimble Attends Railway Engineer Banquet in Tucson
Mrs. George Trimble left by train Wednesday for Tucson to attend the railway engineer's banquet during the engineer's convention this week. Mrs. Gus Collins returned Sunday from Tucson with the children of the state O. P. Cole and they expect to remain here a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trimble
Tucson
Gus Collins
O. P. Cole
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Arkansas
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Triumph
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Metro-Goldwyn4 Mayer
Sidney Franklin
Maureen O'Sullivan
Henrietta
Ralph Forbes
Captain Cook
Una O'Connor
Wilson
Katharine Alexander
Arabel
Marion Clayton
Bella
Leo Carroll
Ferdinand‘Munier
Drs. Ford-Waterlow
Clayton
Ian Wolfe
Bevan
Rural School
Big Bear Lake
Old Paint
Gary Crabtree
Theo
Sarah Mac Gale
Lions McAndries
Counnell
PRA
Thane
Kon Heather
Lions Chase
Rosenstein
Rose
PT. A. Meeting
Night Bridor Club
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