Animas Panthers Rally in New Mexico Meet Wins
The Animas Panthers won the Robin Invitational basketball tournament at Truth or Consequences with Friday 56 37 win over Hatch led by Charles Richardson 21 points and a 56 43 Saturday victory over C. The Panthers beat Dora 54 51 Saturday night with Bill Young scoring top points 29 for Hatch in second place.
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Animas Panthers
Hatch
Charles Richardson
Bill Young
Panthers
Dora
Jim Kards
Hatch Wor
Tor Cwa
Fridanht
Lordsburg
Eastern Star Officers Installed in 1963 Rite
A closed meeting of Lords by chapter No. 21 on Thursday January 3 installed 1963 officers led by Mrs. Edith Turner PGM and Mrs. Ella Town. Installations named Ruby Warren as worthy matron David Warren as worthy patron and a slate including Jane Cureton secretary Cora Kitty treasurer Patsy Michaels chaplain and Martha Harvell lecta. Mrs. Warren dedicated the term to Miss Mary Edith Hart of New Mexico and Rainbow Girl Assembly No. 17 with theme Faith and Friendship. A reception followed with Jane Cureton at the punch bowl and Cordelia Parker serving the ice.
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Corelurker
Cora Kit Y Treasure
Ernestine Pp
Perry
Robnett Socrvate Condi
Patsy Michaels
Jane Taylor
Marehal
Jorma Beasley
Adah
Earl Speirs
Ruth
Annarias
Exther
Eva Tomas
Artha
Dorothy Spurgeon
Martha Harvell
R. V. Traylor
Pntinel
Warren
Teferm
Mary Edith Hart
Newexico
Rainbow Gril Assembly
Jane Cureton
Punch Bowl
Cordelia Parker
Police Order Euthanizing Untagged Dogs In City
Police say untagged dogs will be destroyed after a 48 hour holding period. Dogs will be picked up and stored at the end of North Street. unclaimed animals will be fed. Officer Claude Lytle warns owners to tag dogs and maintain rabies vaccination and licensing.
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Claude
Hold That License for Billiards and Hunting Fees
The document notes a billiard license valid through March 31 and a 1962 63 hunting or fishing license. It reminds Ladd Gordon, director of the Department of Game and Fish, that the 1963 64 license will not be valid until April 1.
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Ladd Gordon
Department of Game and Fish
Farm Bureau and Chamber Plan January Farm City Program
A joint Farm City program by Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce and Hidalgo County Farm Bureau is set for January 17 in the Cafetorium with a buffet at 7 p.m. and group singing. Speaker W. B. McAlister, a Texas Tech graduate and former educator, will address attendees. Voting will occur 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Central School gym, City Hall, and the Virden elementary library room for the enlarged district. Virden schools have been closed, with pupils sent to Duncan schools.
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Farm City
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce
Hdalgo County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
W. B
Ben” McAlister
Texas Tech
Colorado State University
McAlister
Swift and Company
Texas
Virden
Lordsburg
O« Usuel
Duncan, Ariz
Sunshine Girls Map Silent Social Season Plans
The Sunshine Girls of Little Pyramid Council outline plans for a rummage sale on February 9 in the K P Hall basement with donations urged at January 17 and February 6 meetings. They will host an invitational school cafetorium dance on March 16 and organize a benefit car d party for the Johnny Winebrenner scholarship fund at the K P Hall.
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Little Pyramid Council of Sunshine Girls
K. P. Hall
Frank Bowman
Johnny Winebrenner
Lordsburg School Board Election Set for Feb 5
Voters will choose two members to six year terms for the Lordsburg Municipal Board of Education on Tuesday February 5 at three district polling places. Candidacy declarations must be filed by 6 pm January 21 1963 with the board president. current holdovers are Harber J Heather Raymundo Saucedo and Frank Bowman.
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Lordsburg
Betty Culberson
Leta Harwood
Harber J. Heather
Raymundo Saucedo
Frank Bowman
Floyd
Portales
Four youths in stolen car halted at road block
Last Friday around 8 am Arizona officers stopped four youths aged 19 18 15 and 14 at a road block near the junction of U S 70 and Silver City road after they fled a Safford gas station without paying A pistol was found and one boy threatened to shoot an officer The suspects were returned to Arizona to face charges Officers involved included Highway Patrolman Darrell Elmer Police Chief Claude Lytle and deputies from several agencies
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U.S. 70
Silver City
Duncen
Arizona
Safford
Darrell Elmer
Claude Lytle
Ike Kemmett
Leroy McCarty
Bob Lee
Joe Ortega
Cotton Allotment Transfer Hearing Set for Jan 15
A public hearing on transferring cotton allotments from Georgia to New Mexico is scheduled for Tuesday January 15 at 10 a.m. in City Hall auditorium. The allotment transfer had been approved then canceled and affects Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service activities.
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City Hall
Georgia
New Mexico
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Jill Bowman Wins Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Nomination
Jill Bowman of Lodsburg High School earns the Homemaker of Tomorrow title for the 1963 Betty Crocker Search. She scored highest on a knowledge and attitude test among senior girls and becomes eligible for state honors with a potential scholarship of 1590 dollars funded by General Mills.
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Jill Bowman
Lodsburg High School
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Science Research Associates
Chicado
Physical Ed Students To Perform For PTA
The PTA meets Monday night January 14 at 7 30 in the High School Gym. P E Director Jim Rusk will present the high school class in fitness exercises including tumbling and trampoline displays. Parents and interested persons are invited to observe how the school works with students to maintain physical condition.
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PTA
Jim Rusk
Extension Club Screens Car Accident Film
The Sage and Sand Extension Club met with Mrs. Claude Speer and Mrs. Eva Thomas presented a film Who Is The Killer about car accident causes. A lesson on safety belts followed with attendees including Mrs. Broun, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Dunham, Sally, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Fanning, Mrs. Arnold, Deann, and Mrs. Fairley.
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Sage and Sand Extension Club
Claude Speer
Eva Thomas
Thomas
A. ¥. Broun
W. W. Scott
Monroe Dunham
Sally
Loyd Reed
George Fanning
Glen Arnold
Dean
Blythe welcomes twelfth grandchild born January sixth
Mrs. H. Vearle Payne cares for the family's twelfth grandchild in Blythe California. The infant, a son, arrived Sunday January six to parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Palmer.
Two Deming Men Jailed On Fraud Charges
Johnny Lee Edwards and Henry Johnson of Deming were jailed Friday night in Lordsburg on charges of obtaining property by deceit. They allegedly ran a short change racket at a Corypean service station, after a dispute at the El Paso Truck Terminal. Bond set at 500 dollars each. hearing scheduled for January 18. Edwards was released Monday evening after posting bond.
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Deming
Johnny Lee Edwards
Henry Johnson
Chages
Francisco
Kiki) Chaires
Corypean
Lordsburg
Leroy McCarty
Bob Lee
el Paso
McCarty
Justice of the Peace
C L. Brown
Edwards
Pace Named Hidalgo County Commission Chairman
Hyrum M. Pace was named chairman of Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners by Ray mond E. Hamilton and Richard B. Pice in the board’s first meeting. Former commissioners Iver Thygerton Albert Hill and Garland Johnson briefed the new group. County road crews Tom Jensen Jimny Moorhead and W H Adams were reappointed Adams temporarily. A $91000 payment to Frank Tatsch for hospital work was authorized. the new hospital is due to be completed in May.
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Hyrum M. Pace
Hidalgo County
Yarbrough
Frank Tatsch
Temperature Readings At Southern Pacific Railroad Site
Temperature readings were recorded at the Southern Pacific Railroad site with measurements noted in the report. Details specify the readings by time and position, reflecting early 20th century instrumentation and archival methods.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Animas Weather Data Collected for Weather Bureau
Animas Post Office took weather observations for the U S Weather Bureau. The data collection covers daily readings used for climate records and meteorological analysis. Local officials coordinated with the Weather Bureau to ensure timely reporting and standardized formats.
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Animas
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Imas Panthers
Eastern Star
C of C. Farm Bureau
W. B. McAlister
Sunshine Girls
Portales Production Credit Association
Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Pace
County Commission
Animas Weather Data
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