Gila Junior College Presents Joan of Arc Pageant
The Desert Theatre at Red Knolls hosts Gila Junior College fourth annual Joan of Arc pageant on Friday April 24 at 8 pm. The event features a 40 piece orchestra eight scenes 250 actors 300 costumes eight horses and more with reserved seats $1.00 and $1.50 on sale at Thatcher and Safford pharmacies.
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Gila Junior College
Joan OF Arc
Desert Theatre
Safford
Red Knolls
Arizona
Thatcher
U.S
Gila Valley
Tucson
Phoenix
Nogales
Globe
Douglas
Clifton
Morenec
Duncan
Virden
Willcox
Lordsburg
Bisbee
Eh the
Atisennd Desfie
Thatcher Pharmacy
Thatcher, Ariz
Topographic Map of Valedon Mining District Planned
G Lunde of the U S Geological Survey leads a special 1 to 24000 scale topo map of the Valedon Virginia mining district. The survey includes shafts tunnels prospection holes claim corners roads rails and streams every 25 feet and uses sea level bench marks and Yoakum triangulation points. The completed map will aid the district's mining development under the Interior Department.
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G. Lunde
U.S. Geological Survey
Corps of Engineers
Valerdon
Virginia Mining District
Yoakum
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Fire follows man to his Flemington home
Ames Whited of Flemington chased a passing fire engine into curiosity and found the fire at his own house. Edward Milazzo of New York City called police after his wife gave birth to a son, bringing a fourteenth child into the family.
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Curiosity
Ames Whited
Flemington
Edward Milazzo
New York City
Holt Named Gov. ligman’s Rep in Broad Way of America
Willard E. Holt, secretary of the Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce, is appointed by Governor Arthur Seligman as his personal representative to the Broad Way of America Association meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas. The governor from Santa Fe on April 1 expresses support for highway construction across the United States and promises to advance New Mexico’s state highway program, especially through routes from border to border.
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Willard E. Holt
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce
Broad Way of America Association
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Arthur Seligman
Santa Fe
United States
Holt
Seligman Sans
Lordsburg
New Meien
Star Club Victorious In Four Straight Games
The Star Club has won four straight since March 22. They defeated Lordsburg Stars 8 to 2, Central 19 to 7, Rodeo 12 to 3, and Deming 0 to 0. Manager Felipe Vasquez is praised for arranging strong upcoming games.
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Star Club
Duncan
Lordsburg Stars
Gentral
Deming
Stars
Felipe Vasquez
PTA Meeting Set for Monday Evening at High School
The Parent-Teacher Association plans its regular monthly meeting Monday at 8:00 PM in the High School building. A program includes Declamatory Preliminaries winners, school band music, and vocal numbers by Mrs. Ross and Mr. Hadwin.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Ross
Hadwin. Keadings
First Methodist Chergh Sees Cantata and Revival Plans
The Sunday schedule begins with a 0:45 Sunday School led by Mrs. Mary Beth Jeffus and 11:00 morning worship with a sermon on The Inescapable Christ. The recent Deming Cantata My Redeemer Lives pleased attendees and Lordsburg Cantata is set for the Methodist Church in Deming this Sunday evening. Revival meetings start April 26 under Pastor S. M. Mims.
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Mary Beth Jeffus
Deming
Lordsburg
Methodist
S. M. Mims
Picnic of Methodist church group on Silver City road
The intermediate league of the Methodist church held a Monday evening picnic on the Silver City road. Games and storytelling provided amusement and Weiners roasted with other foods. Attendees included Horace Horne J A Jones Jack Kerr Marshal Fuller Paul Wilkerson Junior Chase John Jeffus Royal Scott Damon Dunagan Joe Lear Katherine Lovett Ruth Fisher Jene Hevers Mary Beth Jeffus and Beth Ball.
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Intermediate League
The
Methodist Church
Silver City Road
Weiners
Horace Horne
J. A. Jones
Jack Kerr
Marshal Fuller
Paul Wilkerson
Junior Chase
John Jeffus
Royal Scott
Damon Dunagan
Joe Lear
Katherine Lovett
Ruth Fisher
Jene Hevers
Mary Beth Jeffus
Beth Ball
Civil Engineers to discuss world problems in Norfolk meeting
Civil engineers from the American Society of Civil Engineers gather in Norfolk Virginia for the April 15 to 18 conference at the Monticello Hotel. The program features talks on harbor development transportation and coastal waterways by prominent military and civil authorities.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
National Engineering Society
United States
Norfolk
Monticello
Air Corps
U. & A. Naval Operating Base
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Walter T. Hannum
U S. A
Baitimore
National Capitol
Joseph D. Arthur, Jr
Corps of Engineers
Walter H Taylor
City of Norfolk
Barbour
Boston
Masa
Convention
Hampton
Stered Oy
MISS GREEN ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Miss Margaret Green hosted a Delta Sigma Epsilon Nu Chapter brunch with her mother Mrs A L Green. Ethel Tullock won high score, Fannye Allison took second, Helen Young finished with consolation honors. Attendees included Silver City guests and visitors from Deering and Lordsburg.
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Margaret Green
A. L. Green
Delta Sigma Epsilon
State
Peacher's College
Ethel Tullock
Fannye Allison
Helen Young
Silver City
Awbrey Bibb
Vi Ia Orcutt
Kathryn Phillips
Mabel Yeager
Mary McLaughlin
Helen Muchtig
Myrtle Whitehill
Frank Goldy
Deering
Prigeilla
Olive Whitehill
Pauline Taker
Jen Field
Deborah Crandall
Lordsburg
Thursday Bridge Club Social Held by Mrs KE Short
Mrs KE Short hosted a Thursday bridge session with high score going to Mrs Jack Welch. Refreshments followed for members Oscar Allen Roy Evans E M Luckie Andrew Thane Jack Welch K Johnson W A Short Ralph Youtz and guests Elbert Jones D Hall Sessum Christian John Bryan plus the hostess. Mrs KC Johnson to host again April 16 at Mrs W A Short’s home.
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KE. J. Short
Bridge Club
Jack Welch
Oscar Allen
Roy Evans
E. M
Luckie
Andrew Thane
K. €. Johnson
W. A. Short
Ralph Youtz
Elbert Jones
D. Hall
Sessum Christian
John Bryan
K. C. Johnson
Saturday Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Awards
Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Ross hosted the Saturday bridge club dinner. High score for men went to Dor Banks Austin and for ladies to Mrs. R. E. Buvens. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. B. Amos, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Buvens, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Downey, and Banks Austin. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. B. Amos will host again on April 25.
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Glen L. Ross
Bridge Club
Dor
Monday Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Session
Mrs. Dick Fedrick hosted the Monday bridge club with Mrs. Jack Heather taking high score. Dainty refreshments followed as members and guests including Mesdames R. E. Buvens, John Clark, L. W. Gleason, Faddie Allen, Harold Ehrhardt, Jack Heather, John Augustine, W. A. Short, Elbert Jones, Roy Evans, FE. J. Short, and Bill Graham gathered. Mrs. L. W. Gleason will host again April 27.
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Dick Fedrick
Bridge Club
Jack Heather
Mesdames
R. E. Buvens
John Clark
L. W. Gleason
Faddie Allen
Harold Ehrhardt
John Augustine
W. A. Short
Elbert Jones
Roy Evans
FE. J. Short
Bill Graham
Methodist Tea Honors Mrs Harold Ehrhardt Hostess
Mrs Harold Ehrhardt hosted a Methodist tea on Friday afternoon with a social hour and refreshments of salad cake and coffee. Guests included Mesdames Charles Fuller Fred Laundry Frank McCarthy J E Allen S M Chase Harry Small Eddie Allen M Mims Walter Boswell Elbert Jones A W Morningstar George Trimble H B Hatfield and Miss Nan B Seales Ada Coyner and the hostess.
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Harold Ehrhardt
Charles Fuller
Fred Laundry
Frank McCarthy
J. E. Allen
S. M. Chase
Harry Small
Eddie Allen
M. Mims
Walter Boswell
Elbert Jones
A. W. Morningstar
George Trimble
H. B. Hatfield
Nan B. Seales
Ada Coyner
How to Boost Business by Frugal Living and Fewer Luxuries
A poem urges drastic self denial to spur business by halting consumption and delaying investments. It critiques taxes, rent, utilities, and entertainment while advocating misery as a catalyst for economic revival. The piece concludes with a quip about the Lions Club in Austin Chicago.
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Undertaker
Frank W. Savage
Austin
Chicago Lions Club
Business Women Meet in Lordsburg Branch
The Lordsburg branch of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs held a regular meeting last Thursday evening. Several new names were proposed for membership. Chairmen were appointed for Emblem, public relations, finance, health, international relations, magazine, research, and transportation committees. Papers for affiliation were sent to the state membership committee.
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Lordsburg
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Energy sources in the United States mix
The text notes coal supplies well over half of U S energy use while domestic oil exceeds twenty percent and natural gas and water power account for about one fifth each.
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United States
Imprisonment Foes Compensations Highlighted
A Library of Congress article cites cases of wrongful imprisonment and the need for state compensation. William Wilson of Alabama, jailed for murder and pardoned after three years, received 3500. J. J. Brown of Florida served 12 years and got 2492. Moson Walker received 00 after five years. North Dakota and Wisconsin have permanent compensation laws.
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Margaret W. Stewart
Library of Congress
William Wilson
Alabama
Indiana
Wilson
Parva
J. J. Brown
Florida
Mississippi
Moson Walker
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Fife
Broadway Motorcade Reaches Lordsburg
Willards Holt and Neely Mar salis joined the Broadway of America motorcade here yesterday and proceeded to Hot Springs Arkansas. The motorcade arrived in Lordsburg about 10 a.m. and was welcomed by the Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce and local business leaders. A. W. Morningstar spoke for the chamber and San Diego Mayor Clark replied. After a brief stay the caravan moved on to El Paso for the night.
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Willards. Holt
Neely Marsalis
Broadway of America
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Lordsburg
Death of Father Sends Miss Edington to Abilene
Miss Margaret Edington learns of her father’s death in Abilene Texas on a Wednesday afternoon and leaves at once to attend the funeral. The Liberal and its friends extend sympathy.
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Margaret Edington
Abilene
Texas
Continental Oil Auditor Visited Lordsburg Agents
Pat Nevins an auditor for Continental Oil Company spent Wednesday in Lordsburg reviewing local agents records and conducting routine checks.
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Pat Nevins
Continental Oil Company
Lordsburg
Messiah to be presented at State College May 5
The Las Cruces Oratorio Society sponsored by the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts will present the Messiah at the college auditorium on May 5. More than 70 people will take part with voice students from the college department of music in key solo roles. Vivian Hee and Edith Williams of Las Cruces plus Nathalyn Ashe and Frank Payne of El Paso will sing. Professor L W Mulder head of the music department will likely perform solos. Professor L Arthur Brown will direct the chorus and orchestra, and also serves as El Paso Symphony conductor and Juilliard School representative.
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Las Cruces
State Game Protective Association Holds Albuquerque Session
The State Game Protective Association met in Albuquerque with fourteen members present including the Lordsburg President and Secretary. They paused a proposal to create a three member game commission and approved forming a five member committee to hire a paid secretary to raise funds and coordinate with the Game Commission. The Lordsburg delegation opposed the measures, and a resolution to cooperate with the current Game Department was adopted. Secretary Jerse T. Smith announced the adjournment with harmony.
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State Game Protective Association
Albuquerque
Een
Ale
Lordsburg Organization
Game Commission
Game Department
Lordsburg
Gane
Jerse T. Smith
Lordsburg W O T U Meeting Highlights Prohibition Reflections
The Lordsburg W O T U gathered at Mrs. Jennie Gase's home for April meeting with devotionals. Members recalled Front Street's saloons and praised Prohibition enforcement, paid annual dues, and offered thanks for the 16th amendment as reported by Mrs. Kathryn Woodside.
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Lordsburg
Jennie Gase
Uteron Signal
Christian Advocate
Union
Front Street
Kathryn Woodside
Dorothy Wacker Birthday Tea Party Recalls Simple Cashmere Details
Mrs. Wacker hosted a Saturday afternoon party from 2 to 4 PM in honor of her daughter Dorothy. Kodak pictures, a snowy cake adorned with a pink rose, candle holders, eleven pink candies, and fruit jello highlighted the celebration. Guests included Miss Seales, June Brooks, Lacey and Sarah Gass, Lillian Cawyer, Lola Jane Graham, Joelle Birchfield, Mildred Hill, Evelyn Killebrew, Faye Keime, Dorothy Williams, Dora and Jackie Heather, with Dorothy as the guest of honor.
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Harry Wacker
Dorothy
Kodak
Miss Seales
June Brooks
Lacey
Sarah Gass
Lillian Cawyer
Lola Jane Graham
Joelle Birchfield
Mildred
Surprise Birthday Party for Rube Gale
Last Saturday friends gathered at Rube Gale’s home for a surprise birthday party. About thirty guests attended, dancing was the main feature, and a midnight supper was served. Everyone wished him many happy returns of the day.
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Rube Gale
Rube
Wednesday Bridge Club Teaches Fine Notes of Win
Mrs C Paul Austin hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with prize honors going to R bk Buvens for high score. Refreshments were served to Banke Austin Glen Ross R Buvens Downey Nat Gammon Farle Kerr and J C B Amos. Mrs KR E Buvens will host on April 22.
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C. Paul Austin
Bridge Club
R. Bk. Buvens
Ge Banke Austin
Glen Ross
R. BE. Buvens
W. C. Downey
Nat Gammon
Farle Kerr
J. C. B. Amos
KR. E. Buvens
Lordsburg Group Honored in El Paso Visit
A Lordsburg delegation including A W Morni ngeter Markingstar George P Jeffus and Mrs Jeffus and others were hosted by El Paso officials led by President J L Saunders and Mayor A Poe. The visit featured a hotly contested baseball game won by El Paso 3 to 2 and was praised as strong cross border cooperation.
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Lordsburg
Texas
Arizona
Pase
A. W. Morningeter
Ae Chamber of Commnerte
George P Jeffus
A . Poe
A. Thomason
Hi Paso
Seus
Lorne
Iteenes
Ben's Boss Praises Cooperation In Sheep Growers Note
A 1931 note from Ben in Paso Texas mentions an agent from Annas New Mexico and praises willingness to help with shearing activities. The memo hints at wool growing and thanks the grower for cooperation, with a light tone about the agent’s impression.
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de Paso
Texas
Gunter
Annas
New Mexico
Ben
Vandalism and Thefts Hit County Courthouse
Over two weeks petty offenses struck the county courthouse. A book and two models were stolen from County Gleason’s property, a calendar torn, and two attempts to damage the Extension Service typewriter, with one successful wrecking of parts.
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County “Ae
Court House
County Gleason
Extension Service
Church of Christ Seeks Edification at Sunday Service
The Church of Christ announces a simple Scripture exposition next Sunday at 7 30. The minister D H Hadwin invites Christians to attend for edification and mentions a final Hedrock visit, a Monday trip to Conner Ranch, and an Old Testament lecture on Jacob in Canaan next Wednesday night.
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Church of Christ
Dry Rock
Conner Ranch
Hedrock
Masten
Jacob
Canaan
D. H. Hadwin
Accident at Atwood Mine Claims Two Lives
An accident at the Atwood mine late Wednesday night or early Thursday morning killed two men, Zacarias Bianes and Jack R. Daggett. They were reportedly working on a staging when it collapsed, sending them about twenty feet to the lower floor. The bodies are at the morgue awaiting identification.
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Atwood
Zacarias Bianes
Jack BR. Daggett
Repo
Er Morwiary
Notice to Taxpayers late 1930 taxes due April 30
The last half of 1930 taxes are now due and will become delinquent May 1. To avoid interest and penalties remittance must be in the Treasurer's office not later than April 30. Sylvia Kerr is the County Treasurer.
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Sylvia Kerr
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