Animas High School Christmas Program and Local News
Animas week fills with Christmas play rehearsals and a Friday evening program at the Animal High School auditorium featuring carols and a large student handmade tree. Also noted are 37 in Sunday School, the week’s weather highs and lows, a funeral attendance list, and basketball injury to James Lafferty ahead of the San Simon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Simon
Animal High School
W. H. Walter
Sherwood Culberson
Animas
Holmes Maddox
Lordsburg
Felix Gauthier
Geo. Butler
J. C. Wright
Ann
Katherine Morehead
John Curry
W. A.ballard
H. G. Adams
G. M. Dunagan
G. M. Dunagan, Jr
Ancel Dunagan
Jeff Dunagan
Lewis Garcia
Garland Johnson
Leo McKinney
V. A Peterson
Viola Wright
Geo. Wright
R. H. Wamel
L. G. Ware
Clayton Yarbrough
Charles Yarbrough
James Lafferty
Husky
Lordsburg Hospital
James
Henry Fritz
Francis
Luella
Elaine
Dorothy
Jackson-Willmon Marriage Brings Couple to El Paso
Mrs Katherine Willmon of Lordsburg married Sergeant Dee Jackson on Saturday December 4 in a ceremony conducted by Judge Rube Gale. The groom, from Big Springs Texas, has served four years at William Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso. They will reside in El Paso.
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Katherine Willmon
Lordsburg
Dee Jackson
Rube Gale
Christmas Holiday Travellers in Lordsburg and Douglas
Christmas visits unfold with Vernon Radford family in San Diego and Lordsburg shopping. Mary Maddox joins son Boyd in Summit, California. S H Strange and Upshaw family seen in Douglas and Lordsburg. G M Dunagan Jr with Garden and Jack Gauthier travel to Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Vernon Radford
Darrell
Lloyd
Linda
Lordsburg
Mary Maddox
Summit
California
Boyd
S. H. Strange
Douglas
Thomas Upshaw
Bert
G. M. Dunagan, Jr
Girden
Jack Gauthier
Attend Riverview Temple Installs Pythian Sisters In Hot Springs
Mrs. Luella Clark served as instituting officer for Riverview Temple No. 13 Pythian Sisters in Hot Springs with Grand Officers assisting. The ceremony featured initiation by Grand Temple officers, installation by Clark, and a charter list of 20 sisters and 2 Knights. A social hour and refreshments followed closing ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haltom
Mertice Brooks
Luella Clark
Hot Springs
Riverview Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Clark
Haltom
Mrl Brooks
Brooks
Belen
Grand Temple
Florence Scott
Magdalena
M.E.C
Odie Lee Haltom
Funeral for Captain A M Macnab Held in Tucson
The father of Mrs. Marshall Kuykendall and Kenneth Macnab, Captain A M Macnab, died December 1 at a Tucson veterans hospital. Final rites were December 10 at Eas ter and Maxon Funeral Home with Rev. John Justus, burial with full military honors at Fort Bliss National Cemetery. A Spanish American War veteran born in Inverness Scotland, he served 30 years in the U S Army, fought in the Philippines and Cuba, and later owned ranches in Arizona. He is survived by his wife Gracie and three children from his first marriage, plus several others in Arizona and Phoenix areas, with ten grandchildren.
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Marshall Kuykendall
Kenneth Macnab
el Paso
A. M. Macnab
Veterans Hospital
Tucson
Maxon
John Justus
National Cemetery
Fort Bliss
Captain Macnab
Arizona
Inverness
Scotland
America
Canada
Canadian Mounted Police
United States Army
Philippines
Cuba
Laguna Province
Bear Butte
St. David
Gracie
Raymond Hammond
Beryl Hoffpaul
Alister Macnab
Aley Macnab
Phoenix
Donald Macnab
Ajo, Arizona
Cotton In Workers Back In Mexico
Mexican nationals who helped with the cotton harvest in the Virden and Animas valleys have been repatriated to Mexico. Ray Strickland, director of the Silver City office of the New Mexico state employment service, said today that the US and Mexican governments are to open negotiations on a new contract for migrant workers in January. The workers gathered a heavy crop in both Virden and Animas areas. More than twice as much land was harvested than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden
Animas
Mexico
Ray Strickland
Silver City
New Mexico
Mabry in Santa Fe Mansion Postures After Fall
Mrs Thomas J Mabry suffered a broken hip from a fall but remains hopeful for a quick recovery. She believes her hip will heal well and expects to be out in a few months. The photo was taken at the executive mansion in Santa Fe.
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Thomas J. Mabry
Executive Mansion
Santa Fe
Now Available at Lib ral Office for Office Supplies
File holders menu sheets index cards carbon paper gummed paper tape shipping tags paper towels and cards now available at the Lib ral office for use by staff and departments.
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Libral
Postwar prices bite as contented cows and cowmen persist
The column jokes about high prices in a postwar era, noting a $7500 house with only $7500, a two dollar article worth four bits, and four bit merchandise. It humorously reflects on inflation, the dollar’s new usefulness, and a Chevrolet dealer’s stance to keep prices reasonable.
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Animas News
Jackson-Willmon
Presto
WE Bitter Lumber’ Co
Geo
P. Jeffus
Mgr
Hoover
Institution of Riverview Temple
Strickland
Anmas
Chevrolet
Bill Musgrove
Musgrove
Chevrolet Co
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