Mavericks Win Third Straight With Hurley and Duncan Victories
The Mavericks defeated Hurley 34 18 and beat Duncan 31 15 after earlier 24 to unknown score win over Duncan. Eppareth praised for officiating as fans in Silver City Las Cruces Deming Hatch Hurley Hachita Virden Cliff Hot Springs Hillsboro Alamogordo Tulareosa Lordsburg await ahead of five season games with ticket prices listed.
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Hurley Indians
Duncan
Mavericks
Silver City
Las Cruces
Deming
Hatch
Hurley
Hachita
Virden
Cliff
Hot Springs
Hillsboro
Alamogordo
TularoSa
Lordsburg
Mavericks Close Schedule With Hurley Indians
The Maverick IHS basketball squad ends its 1999 schedule with Deming at Deming in a return match and hosts Cliff in the season finale. They will also visit Hurley to try for a two game win streak after beating Hurley 34 to 18 last week.
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Mavericks
I. HS
Priday
Deming
Cliff
Hurley
Indians
Arrival of the 1933 Senior rings celebrated
The first standard seal rings for the 1933 seniors arrived. The Maverick head seal bears the year and city. Both boys and girls use the same seal with slight shank differences for each sex. The same design will be used for the next three years with future classes free to choose their ring.
Third Grade Wins Picture at PTA Meeting
The third grade won the picture offered by the PTA for the class with the largest turnout of parents and friends at the monthly meeting. Thirty three parents and friends attended from the third grade, while the second and eighth grades tied for second with twenty two each. If the third grade earns the picture at two more meetings it will become a permanent fixture in their room.
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P.T. A
Schools Observe Washington Birthday in Lordsburg
Public schools in Lordsburg marked Washington's Birthday with an interesting program at Central School gym. The event concluded with an early dismissal for the remainder of the day.
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Washington
Lordsburg
District Four Basketball Tournament Moves to Deming
The 1933 District Four Basketball Tournament will be held in Smith Gymnasium at Deming on March 3 and 4 with fourteen schools participating including Anthony. Lynda Hollingsworth withdraws from the Freshman class while Evangeline Anderson from Austin High enrolls in Freshman. Hig School enrollment rises to 152. Visitors last week include Mary Lucille Wright, Rosebelle Landry Cannon, and Rufus Jones.
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Lynda Hollingsworth
Evangeline Anderson
Austin High
el Paso
Texas
Mary Lucille Wright
Rosebelle Landry Cannon
Rufus Jones
Smith Gymnasium
Deming
Anthony
Home Economics Class Studies Design Weaving Style
Home Economics Tl students study individual design including color and patterns to choose dress styles suited to each figure type. The lesson aims to help girls select a wardrobe that flatters their specific figures.
Six Week Exams Set Next Week Amid District Tourney
Examinations start next week with reviews and drills already underway. Most exams will occur early and midweek as the District Basketball Tournament is scheduled for the latter part of the week in Deming.
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Deming
Mr and Mrs Alvin Parker Visit El Paso This Week
Mr and Mrs Alvin Parker are visiting El Paso this week. They plan sightseeing and social engagements while in the area.
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Alvin Parker
el Paso
Quail Plants Brought In On Red Rock and Fielder Hill Ranches
Deputy Game Warden Miller spent Friday in Lordsburg and planted twelve bob white quail on the Dr. Paul Austin ranch at Red Rock and twenty four at the Fielder Hill ranch southeast of town. There is no open season on bob white quail.
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Miller Am. Mon
Lordsburg
Club Hosts Social Evening at Mrs Evans Home
Mrs Ray Evans entertained her club Thursday with a social gathering. High score was won by Mrs Winters. Dainty refreshments were served to Mesdames Eddie Allen Gene Luckie Ernest Sort Claude Olney Walter Boswell Frank Winters M E Williams Maurice Eppstein and the hostess.
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Ray Evans
Winters
Eddie Allen
Gene Luckie
Ernest Sort
Claude Olney
Walter Boswell
Frank Winters
M. E. Williams
Maurice Eppstein
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts and High Score Honors
Mrs Glen Ross hosted the Wednesday bridge club with Mrs Banks Austin taking high score. Other members included Mesdames Jno Clark Nat Common Earle Kerr Ed Lewis Robi Ravens and guest Mrs J C Amos.
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Glen Ross
Banks Austin
Mesdames Jno
Clark
Nat Common
Earle Kerr
Lewis
Robi
Ravens
J. C. Amos
Pollards Visit Lordsburg on Deming Business Trip
Attorney and Mrs A W Pollard of Deming were business visitors in Lordsburg Tuesday.
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A. W. Pollard of
Deming
Lordsburg
Cattlemen to Convene February 25 Meeting at Courthouse
A countywide cattlemen gathering is planned for Saturday February 25 at 1 00 p m at the Courthouse Lordsburg to discuss local and national issues. Dr W L Black Extension Service State College and R W Cureton will present and lead talks on disease control legislation and market practices.
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T. B
W. L. Black
Extension Service
State College
Lordsburg
Hunter Kills 140-Pound Mountain Lion in San Andres
A. L. Fields of Animas bagged a 140 pound mountain lion Friday in the San Andres mountains after a trail by hounds led to a crouched animal in a tree. The lion stretched nine feet in length. Companions on the hunt included Mrs. Fields, Jesse A. Senacks, R. Ballard and H. Hallmark.
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San Andres Mountains
A. L. Pieldy
Animas
Fields
Mrs. Fields
Jesse A. Senacks
R. Ballard
H. Hallmark
Hall Couple Spends Sunday in Deming
Mr and Mrs T E Hall spent Sunday in Deming with local visiting time noted.
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Mrs. T. E. Hall
Deming
Business Women Meet for Jig Saw Puzzle Night
Thursday evening gathering at President Margaret Holt Woodward's home drew ten members. Two new members Margaret Green and Mrs Katie Hall were welcomed. After a brief business session, the group solved Jig Saw Puzzles with Bertha Scofield and Ada Coyner taking the prize. Bertha won on the cut.
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Margaret Holt Woodward
Margaret Green
Katie Hall
Bertha Scofield
Ada Coyner
Lucky Bertha
Chamber of Commerce Plans Yearlong Program
Lions Club held a lively meeting with guests Attorney and Mrs. A. W. Pollard of Deming delivering brisk talks. Mearns played sax with Lioness Ross at the piano. Stengele offered a Washington cherry tree parody. The club invited Deming Lions for charter night March 14 and a basketball tournament.
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Lions Club
A. W. Pollard
Deming
Lions Mearns
Lioness Ross
Frank Stengele
George Washington
Lion Miler
Te Club
Shower Honors Mrs Layton Ducote at Animas gathering
A miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Felix Gauthier at Animas Station honored Mrs Layton Ducote nee Bernice Gower. The evening featured fortunes for newlyweds and sewing contests followed by refreshments for a large group including Mesdames Vick Wright Effie Bass Benton Strickland Cade Wright A T Johnson A O Woodbury Jim Moorehead Roy Hampton Bl Walters Albert Ballard T B Rigtrong Joy Croom Herbert Strange Pred Sanford Wyatt Anderson DricoI Martin Robert Wright George Wright Lestie Lee Leta Osborne Anna Mae Yarbrough and Mrs Rudiejle.
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Layton Ducote
Bernice Gower
Felix Gauthier
Animas Station
Felix Gautheir
Honree
Mesdames Vick Wright
Effie Bass
Benton Strickland Cade Wright
A. T. Johnson
A. O Woodbury
Jim Moorehead
Roy Hampton
Bl Walters
Albert Ballard
T. B Rigtrong
Joy Croom
Herbert Strange
Pred Sanford
Wyatt Anderson
Dricol Martin
Robert Wright
George Wright
Lestie Lee
Leta Osborne
Anna Mae Yarbrough
Rudiejle
Friday sewing club hosts stork shower for Mary Alice Romney
The Friday afternoon sewing club held a stork shower for Mary Alice Romney on Feb 7 at Mrs. M. E. Stewart's home with many gifts and games. Future meetings are set for Feb 24 at Mrs. Joe Croケットs and March 3 at Mrs. G. M. Osborn, with a note inviting all to attend.
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Mary Alice Romney
M. E. Stewart
Mesdames Walter
Foser
H. C Layton
PF. H. Wheeler
L. H. Stewart
L. Girard
A. G O. Glassgow
J. A Whinnery
R. T. Bishop
W. M. Crockett
Joe FE. Crockett
Eugene Romney Frank Willis
Joe Crockett
G. M. Osborn
Frances E Willard Memorial Observance Held at Home
The Frances E Willard Memorial Program hosted by Mrs E Wood included singing devotional led by Mrs B Ownby and Mrs T A Phillips piano solo by Mary Josephine DeMoss a William Prince sketch read by Ruth Wood and unveiling of Willard portrait by Joan Virginia Wood. Mrs P M Ewing delivered poems and George Hammond of Albuquerque spoke on prohibition and its reach, with program concluding after refreshments.
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Frances E. Willard
E. Wood
America
B. B. Ownby
T. A. Phillips
Mary Josephine DeMoss
Ruth Wood
Princes E. Willard
Joan Virginia Wood
Gilden Curt
Ain
Miss Willard
P. M. Ewing
George P. Jeffus
George Hammond
Albuquerque
N. M
Deming Fire Department Dance Set for February 25
The Deming Fire Department announces its annual dance at the Deming Armory on Saturday February 25. Music by Bill Bailey's Rhythm Boys. Admission one dollar tax paid. Dancing begins at 9 p m.
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Deming Fire Department
Deming Armory
Bill Bailey
Rhythm Boys
Arrival of Corporal Philips and family in Lordsburg
Corporal Tholander and his wife have arrived in Lordsburg, transferring from Tucson where he serves as meteorologist in charge. They reside in one of A. L. Creen's houses as Eve Rees is transferred to Fort Bliss.
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Corporal
Mrs. Philips
Tholander
Lordsburg
Tucson
A. L. Creen
Everees
Fort Bliss
Brown Reappointed and Re elected State Board Leader
L Brown was re elected president of the State Board of Barber Examiners at a Santa Fe meeting after being re appointed by Governor Seligman.
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L. Brown
Seligman
State Board of Barber Examiners
Santa Fe
Lordsburg To Host Speedometer Test Section
A section of No. 60 highway five miles east of Lordsburg will host a state highway speedometer test. George R. Ball said the test allows cars in either direction with warning signs placed at halves and mile marks, end signs marking the test terminus. Also noted is Olympia Fields Club manager Carl M. Schweltzer and guest Mrs. Schweltzer touring Carlsbad Caverns with Capt. Tom Boles.
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U. S. Highway
Lordsburg
State Highway Department
George R. Ball
Carl M. Schweltzer
Olympia Fields Country Club
Schweltzer
Tom Boles
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Woman's Club Elects New Member At Monday Meeting
The Woman's Club met Monday at Mrs. Chas. Puller’s home with President Mrs. Scofield presiding. Mrs. Green gave a report on Child Welfare and Red Cross, organizations sponsored by the club. Mrs. Rufus Palm was elected to membership. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Chas. Puller
Scofield
Red Cross
Green
Rufus Palm
Major General Myers Visits Lordsburg on Pacific Marine Corps Duty
Overnight stop by Major General and Mrs J T Myers en route from Washington to San Francisco. Myers notes the unit would be one day behind General Pershing since entering the southwest. He praises Lordsburg as an honor for hosting the A F B F P commander during the journey.
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Lordsburg
Mra. J. T. Myers
Washington
San Fancisco
General Myers
Pacific Marine Corps Area
General Pershing
Palace Theatre to Run Six Nights a Week
The Palace Theatre announces a six night weekly schedule starting Wednesday March with Blonde Captive. A complete program change occurs each Wednesday Friday and Saturday. The venue remains closed on Tuesdays with residents Mrs Elizabeth Cochran and daughter Jackie visiting at Muir ranch and returning to Clayton for family time. Mr and Mrs Richard Tatech visited El Paso recently.
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Palace Theatre
Elizabeth Cocran
Jackie
M. C Cochran
Muir Ranch
Clayton
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce invites business join
A call to local business leaders to join the Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce and gain access to networking, advocacy, and promotional opportunities within the community. The outreach highlights member benefits and emphasizes growth support for area enterprises.
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Lordsburg
Wool Mohair Growers In Session Here Today
Local meeting urged to consider forming a strictly local wool and mohair pooling and marketing system in Hidalgo county. Proposals include home storage, centralized sales, separate pools, and reduced marketing costs to boost growers’ net returns. meeting to gauge opinion and interest.
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Hidalgo County
House
Lordsburg
Ken Maynard Thrills in Swift Western at Palace
Ken Maynard stars in Tiffany Productions tense western with action packed riding. He plays a bandit torn between loyalty to his crippled gang member who becomes a mining town sheriff. Lloyd Ingraham, Sheila Manners, Harry Woods and Edgar Lewis supported the cast with Tarzan the horse receiving special notice.
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Palace Theatre
Ken Maynard
Tiffany
Maynard
Lloyd Ingraham
Sheila Manners
Harry Woods
Edgar Lewis
Tarzan
Roy Taylor and Marian Mc Sherry wed in Silver City
Roy Taylor and Miss Marian Mc Sherry of Silver City were united in marriage at Judge Marsalis office on a Wednesday evening.
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Roy Taylor
Marian McSherry
Silver City
Judge
Chamber of Commerce Sponsors Broader Co op With Cattlemen
The Chamber launches a large yearlong program cooperating with the county to establish a livestock market and draw two thousand young cattle for the markets. Chairman Brown and R W Cureton lead the effort to enlist new members as the board supports a sales tax bill and urges locals to join, with nine or ten new names added to the membership roll.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brown
R. W. Cureton
Lamyburg
Hidalgo County
Glee
Campbell Bakery
Atwood
Warnel
Xen
House Bi
Hurley D. Jones
New Mexico Legislature Passes Resolution Honoring Martin Quilla Hardin
A joint resolution honoring the memory of Martin Quilla Hardin and deploring his passing was approved by the New Mexico state legislature last week. The action memorializes Hardin and reflects legislative tribute from state officials.
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Martin Quilla Hardin
New Mexico
Welcome Good Citizens D Gailey Smith New Sailor and Custodian
Gailey Smith and his wife are settled in the court house succeeding Mr and Mrs John Berry who cared for the building and yard. The Smiths moved from Steins and the Berrys have moved to a new home on Seventh street.
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Gailey Smith
Court Houses
Court House
John Berry
Mrs. Smith
Steins
Berrys
Seventh Street
Mrs J R Sechware Heads to Los Angeles for Buy Trip
Mre J R Sechware of Schwarze Ready To Wear leaves today for Los Angeles to shop for new stock. The trip aims to refresh inventory and bring back fashionable items for the store.
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Mre
J. R. Sechware
Schwarze Ready-ToeWear
Los Angeles
Knight of Pythias Dance Attracts Large Crowd
A large crowd attended Friday night with the new team orchestra providing music and Leo Cohen serving as master of ceremonies for the event.
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Knight of Pythias
Leo Cohen
P. T. A. Meeting Draws Record Crowd at High School
A large turnout at the Monday night P. T. A. meeting at the high school featured a score of parents and guests, with the third grade winning a yucca picture prize for attendance. Out of town guests included Mrs. Olive V. Cruze and Mrs. Mary Sullivan who spoke on 4 B Club activities and P. T. A. work. Exhibits from Central and Wilson grade students were praised.
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Olive V. Cruze
Mary Sullivan
P.T. Association
San Saba
Texas
Central
Wilson
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Wednesday Bridge Club
Te County
American National Live Stock Association
Salt Lake City
Cureton
M. Hunter
Lion Jesse T. Smith
Lion Holt
Roosevelt
Albert Johnson
P M. McInnis
Lordsburg Liberal
Bride
Tom Wright
Texas Ave
Ned Cureton
Freemman McWhorter
NEW Metro
Woman’s Club
Richard Tatech
Honchring
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