Mrs G Zorrilla and guests visit Clifton hosts
Mrs G Zorrilla and Mrs Jesus Gomez with their daughter Ernestine and son Gilbert visit Clifton on Thursday afternoon and evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Breaks. Mrs Alvidrez, mother of Mrs Breaks, also attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Zorrilla
Jesus Gomez
Ernestine
Gilbert
J. B. Alvidrez
Clifton
Harvey Breaks
Mrs. Alvidrez
Mrs. Breaks
R. B. Myers
Myers Motel
Los Angeles
San Diego
Calif
Rex Kipp
Emma Muir
Luella Park
el Paso
Texas
Clark
Auxiliary Guild of the Episcopal Church
Port Colborne
Ont
Canada
Jeohn J. Augustine
Greg
Augustine
Howard Lunt
Local residents attend events and visits around Lordsburg
Lordsburg residents spread across El Paso Phoenix and Silver City for church meetings, plays, and family visits. Local figures send Christmas seals, host dinners, and pursue aviation training under the G I Bill at Kuykendall airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Lordsburg
Vearle HI. Payne
M. Hanchett
Lawrence Romney
Deming
Robbie Reynolds
Phoenix
Ariz
Louella Clark
Roddy Poindexter
New Mexico
Cleveland
Ohio
Statler
Clarence Turner
Marfa
Texas
Earle Kerr
Alton Powell
Margaret Clark
Ernest Short
A. L. Green
Westerner Cafe
Ben Cochran
Olla Williams
Effie Powell
Silver City
Gay Williams
Powells
Mark Cookson
Cookson
Clara Shoemaker
Dollie Blake
Milton Powell
Kuykendall
G. I. Bill
Floyd McCullough
B. Venable
Gordon Willis
East Texas
Zia
Program Aims to Boost Health in New Mexico Rural Areas
The New Mexico Health Council Executive Board will meet in Albuquerque on December 18 to plan health legislation for the next legislative session. Glen Grisham of Albuquerque chairs the meeting, which will discuss expanding water facilities funding, a state pure foods and drug act, hospital enabling act liberalization, and a sanitation act. The event is open to council members and health stakeholders, starting at 9:30 a.m. in UNM’s Student Union basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New Mexico Health Council
Albuquerque
Glen Grisham
Grisham
Student Union
University of New Mexico
Land and Improvements Valuation Report Summary 1947
The assessment of property for taxation totals 477,139,967 with land and improvements at 208,478,570 about 44 percent. City lands valued 107,990,954 or 23 percent. Rural lands and improvements valued 100,487,616 or 21 percent.
Typing paper plentiful at Liberal office
Report notes abundant typing paper available at the Liberal office, with no further context on procurement or usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
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Lordsburg Municipal Airport
Lordsburg Wiies
Fmas
Lila
Diamond Set Watches
Her Excellency
Conder Jewelry Store
Alice
Iumana
Bernice
N. M
The
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
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