Omans Club Tea to Feature Taos Artist Charles of Taos
H Reynolds joins Omans Club for a Monday afternoon tea and art exhibit by Charles of Taos. The event includes a 3 oclock artist talk and a program with dances and band numbers. Mrs Claude C Fuller chairs the program, with several club members on the exhibit and tea committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Taos
New York
Connecticut
Toas Art Colony
Claude C. Fuller
G. P. Jeffus
Harry Day
Rex Kipp
J. R. Bradford
Berger
Chas. Blakey
Ulric Miller
Felix Gauthier
Frontier Flies Strawberry Special
Frontier Airlines carried 424 pounds of strawberries from Phoenix to Romney Produce Co for distribution in Lordsburg Silver City T or C and also Douglas Bisbee Clifton Morenci. A second shipment of 450 pounds arrived on Wednesday for Rom neys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Airlines
Phoenix
Ariz
Romney Produce Co
Eugene Romney, Jr
Lordsburg
Silver City
T. Or C
Douglas
Bisbee
Clifton
Morenci
C of C Plans Museum on Silver City Site
The Chamber of Commerce met on April 14 with Lew Blachly of Pioneer Foundation proposing a Southwestern Museum for Silver City. A 300 foot front block, now storage for the State Highway Commission, could house the museum valued at about 70 000 to 75 000. Petitions will circulate in Dona Ana Luna Grant Sierra and Hidalgo counties. delegates will attend Albuquerque meetings April 23 and 24. A report on hospital campaign expenditures was also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Ce
Lew Blackly
Pioneers Foundation Inc
Silver City
Chamber Board of Directors
Sia
State Highway Commission
Blachly
Pioneer Foundation
Dona Ana
Luna
Grant
Sierra
Idalgo
Lordsburg
Albuquerque
J. & Foster
To Y Hidalgo County Hospital
Animas High School Accredited Four Year Status
State notice confirms Animas High School in New Mexico was listed as a four year school in 1946 47 before shifting to a three year accreditation in June 1947. Principal J R Springer has led Animas Public Schools and will depart for a new post in Butler County Pennsylvania.
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Joe R. Springer
Animas High School
State Department of Education
Animas
Springer
Butler County
J. R. Springer
Animas Public Schools
New Mexico
State Board
Ted High School
Rodeo PTA Installs Officers At April Meeting
At the Rodeo PTA meeting on Thursday April 10 new officers were installed led by president Mrs Bob Jarvis and 2nd vice president Mrs Bueford Martin with secretary treasurer Mrs Earle Fanning to be ins ta rem. The group planned a School Carnival for May in Martin hall and enjoyed an educational film with refreshments served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Cliff Darnell
Bob Jarvis
Bueford Martin
Jim Godsoe
Secy.tvens
Earle Fanning
Insi
Martin Hall
W. O. Russell
Henry Fritz
Ray Edington
Elks Minstrel Show Planned For April 25 26
Townspeople support Elks club minstrel show to be staged in the high school auditorium on April 25 and 26. The production will feature hula and gypsy dances old time Mammy songs and many jokes promising lighthearted entertainment.
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The
Elks Club
Firemen Schedule Meeting and Drill at Station
Notice states a meeting and drill will be held Friday April 18 at 7 30 p m at the fire station all members urged to attend.
Brake and Light Stickers Due May 1
Captain John R. Bradford of the State Patrol announces brake and light stickers are due May 1. License plates are now handled by license collector Mrs. Eleanor Cochran and driving without a 1952 plate is unlawful. Owners should obtain brake stickers and 1952 plates promptly to avoid violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bradford
State Patrol
Eleanor Cochran
Wilson School Presents TV Show at Central Gym
Wilson school pupils stage a television themed program Friday night April 1 at 8 o clock in the Central school gym. The public is invited to a lively program featuring Suzy Snowman Playmates Boxing Belle My Liberty Bubble Belle Cowboy on You Old Gray Bon Drill Pu net and Shrimp Boats. Joe E Springer son of Mr and Mrs Joe R Springer of Animas has enlisted in the navy and left for training.
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Wilson School
Central School
Suzy
Frosty
Snowmen
Joe E. Springer
Joe R. Springer
Animas
Navy
Mechem Delivers Legislation Talk at Local Club Event
Gov Edwin L Mechem spoke at the high school auditorium as guest of the Business and Professional Women's club A banquet at Ranch House preceded the talk Intro by H Vearle Payne highlighted the evening The program featured musical numbers by Mrs Emma J Scofield Mrs Thelma Ross Miss Barbara White and accompaniment by Mrs Arley Dunne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Mechem
High School Auditorum
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ranch House Cafe
Mechem
Atty. H. Vearle Payne
New Mexico
Emma J. Scofield
Thelma Ross
Barbara White
Rachmaninov
Arley Dunne
Grand Chief of Pythian Sisters Honored
Mrs Brooks grand chief of the State of Ne oiwottiala Temple was honored at a turkey banquet at Elsie Lee's. Guests included 36 members with a blessing by Mrs Odie Lee Haltom. Most Excellent Chief Mary Frances Rice toasted the grand chief and guests. Attendees gave greetings, sang, and presented flowers and corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Star Temple
Pythian
Mertice Sisters
Brooks
Neoiwottiala
Elsie Lee
Odie Lee Haltom
Mary Frances Rice
Ler
Jora Kerr
Maude Hill
Man Scofield
Nnst
Bethel Fulhop
Haltom
Jess Bethel Eralmir
Fulle
Merle
Bethel Ful
Lara May Williams
Berta Rountree
Emnd
Barbara
Sand
Ruth Biso
Dizzy Confrey
George
Fuller
Pierce
Odie
Gammon
Mary Johnson
Federation Women's Clubs Convene in Tularosa 1953
The Fortieth annual New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs convention met in T. or C. from April 8 to 10 with Hot Springs Women’s Club as hostess. Mrs. John J. Kirk presided as state federation president. local representation included Mrs. Earle Kerr and others. Theme: Potter People Better Communities Better World. motto And the Desert Shall Bloom as 4 Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Federation Woman's Clubs
T. Or C
Hot Springs
Wesley Freeburg
C. B. Austin
Chamber of Commerce
L. Hw
Thany
Orat
Federation
Ethel Foster
Pudget Chaiman
J. Campbell
Coloradoederation
J H. Hodge
Texas Federation
J. D. Atwood
Western Region
W. & Minear
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Deming Old Timers Parade Draws Regional Guests
Deming residents judged the Old Timers Parade with Mr. R B Ownby Mrs George Pp Jeffus and Mr Sam Gass presiding. Attendance reached about 500 at the Mission cafe dinner and gathering after the parade featured Pancho Villa era and frontier events.
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R. B. Ownby
George Pp. Jeffus
Sam Gass
Deming
Pancho Villa
Columbus
Ownby
Old Tire
Detroit
Mich
California
Texas
Gass
Deming É. Country Club
Mission Cafe
Lordsburg
A.L. Green
Hanner
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H. Reynolds
Omans Club
Frontier Flies
Aire
C. of C
8. W. Museum
Animas #1
Bob Jarvis Pres
Rodeo Pta
Pythian Sisters
Mrs. M. Brooks
Deming Old Timers