Teachers Adopt National on. Program at county meeting
The Hid-County Teachers association held a spring meeting Tuesday at Lordsbury high school. President B B McAlister presided as 100 percent of the teaching staff attended. Miss Mary Foraker spoke on key issues facing New Mexico teachers, emphasizing salaries and tenure. The group adopted the National and State Centennial Action Program 1951 to 1957, focusing on strengthening the profession and improving services to children.
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Hid- County Teachers Association
Lordshore High School
McAlister
Lordsbury High School
Central School
Misima. Ross
Cloverdale
Roy McSherry
Virden School
Donaldson
Mary Foraker
N. M. State Educational Association
NM. Western College
N. M
Musical Program At Woman's Club Presented
The Woman's Club held a Monday afternoon program due to illness of scheduled speakers. Mrs. Claude C. Fuller arranged the music and art, with M Freeman McWhorter delivering a humorous reading An Automobile Traffic Jam. Performances included piano duets Chop Sticks by DeLuisi, vocal numbers Shoo Shoo by Hilary, and opening Red River Valley by Sammy Bis.
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Woman’s Club
Entertain SS
Claude C. Fuller
M . Freeman McWhorter
Nior
DeLuisi
Sylvia
Alice
Hilayed
Alice Behe” Abtiér
Sammy Bis
Red River Valley
Americanism program at high school Friday notice
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a program on Americanism at the high school auditorium Friday evening at eight. Patrio tism music will be furnished by the high school band under Roger Brandt with assembly singing. County Clerk Marshall Fuller will give a short resume on the flag history and edification.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Roger Brandt
Marshall Fuller
Canadian Tourists To Leave Fun In Wreck
Canadian tourists from St. Joseph d Alma Quebec and Montreal have been staying at Hotel Hidalgo after a Jan 26 auto wreck involving Alvin Dunagan’s pickup. They plan to finish their vacation by visiting Guamas Mexico Angeles Seattle Vancouver Murray and other points before returning home. They enjoyed Lordsburg’s desert country and hope to return next winter.
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Wreck
J. A. Gagne
St. Joseph
D’ Alma
Quebec
Canada
T. Monastesse
T. LeBel
Montreal
Alvin Dunagan
Animas
Hotel Hidalgo
Guamas
Mexico
Angeles
Calif
San Francisco
Os Bay
Oregon
Seattle
Wash Necouver
Murray
Lordsburg
Clark's Food Market to Open in Former Pints Cafe
Robert Clark of the Pennington Market will open Clark's Food Market in the building that formerly housed the Pints cafe on West Railroad Ave. The opening date will be announced later.
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Robert Clark
Pennington Market
Clark
West Railroad Ave
Marine Corps Recruiter Here Thurs Feb 28 in Lordsburg
Sgt. Leon M. Bomar from El Paso will be at the Lordsburg Post Office on February 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to provide information and interview potential applicants for the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Marine Corps
Leon M. Bomar
Vai
el Paso
Lordsburg
S. Marine Corps
PTA Panel Discusses Home and Family Courses
At the Monday PTA meeting in the high school auditorium six prominent PTA members discussed Home and Family study courses, the national PTA theme for three years. Miss Racine Ashton chaired. others included Mrs. John MccMillian, Mrs. A. Jessie, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Croak, and Mrs. Wesley Freeburg.
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Parent Teachers Association
PTA
Racine Ashton
N. M. Western College
PTA Board
John MccMillian
Silver City
A. Jessie
Little
Croak
Parent Teachers Associations
Wesley Freeburg
Appreciation Day Causes Loss for Animas Resident
Animas resident George Tippets misses Lordsburg Appreciation Day earning no prize as 160 dollars was forfeited by not attending. Saturday winners include Trinidad Laverio 15 dollars Leon Petreras 20 dollars Maria Hernandez 32 dollars. Merchants estimate 370 items in Santa's bag with values from 37 to 185 dollars. It pays to shop in Lordsburg.
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Lordsburg
George Tippets
Animas
Trinidad Laverio
Leon
Petreras
Maria Hernandez
Santa
Air Scouts Reorganized At Municipal Airport Facility
Air Scouts regrouped under station manager Withiam Jaming and district Scout commissioner K C Holleman at the Municipal Airport. About five boys enrolled. sponsors include Robert Swan Poat of American Legion No 30. Explorer unit led by Ron Kindred Asa Tyler J M Spencer. quad advisor Mr Viaming. Two meetings held. charter due later this month. 7 30 p m Legion hall tonight for squad officer selection. Open to any 14 or older.
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Legion Hall
Air Scouting
Rodeo Airways
CAA
Ing
Fychange Students Speak at BPW Meet
Four exchange students from the University of New Mexico spoke at a BPW dinner meeting with a hands across the seas theme. The evening focused on education and vocation. Committee chairs included Mrs. Eila Brown with members Miss Alice Gordon Mrs. Mabel Eckert and Mrs. Mary Dee Kipp. The participants included Christospher Jako of Hungary studying electrical engineering.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eila Brown
Alice Gordon
Mabel Eckert
Mary Dee Kipp
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Christospher Jako
Hungary
Mrs Jeri Frew Speaks To ESA Meeting
Mrs Jeri Frew Lordsburg art teacher spoke at the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority meeting about miniature gardens on large buttons. Miss Madeline Crosby presided and Miss Edythe Westmoreland joined. plans for a scrapbook and Brownies activities were noted but later canceled.
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Jeri Frew
Lordsburg
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Edythe Westmoreland
Madeline Crosby
Frew
New Mexico
el Paso
Jim Kinkema
Annie Ruth Taylor
Silver City
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Woman's Club
Legion Auxiliary
Clark’s
Bea
Air Scouts
Fychange
BPW
Univ. of New M
Esa
Gree Projects
Southern Pacific Railroad
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