Western Auto Supply Co Opens Lordsburg Store
Western Auto Supply Company operates a first class Lordsburg store under Green and White Camp supervision with Alpha Odie in charge. The outlet stocks auto parts from a Los Angeles factory and mirrors pricing of the company’s 170 stores. The Lordsburg site serves tourists with full auto supplies and will maintain stock levels to accommodate travelers despite being the first unit run directly by parent company personnel.
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Western Auto Supply Company
Lordsburg
Auto Party
Alpha Odie
University of New Mexico
Lordsre
Los Angeles
Mexico
Albuquerque
Reswe Ang
Ranty Wre
Ugit
Persone Rot
Loocom
Touriste
New Upton
Colonel Foster Brings Successor to Lordsburg
Colonel Foster brings his successor Cap Charles A Pursley to Lordsburg. Capt Kiley is deemed unlikely to succeed. Foster departs soon from Montgomery Alabama to an Air Force Tactical School. Governor Tingley names Foster to his staff, pleasing Lordsburg supporters who admire his chosen successor.
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Thad V. Foster
Southwestern Airways
Charles A. Pursley
Lordsburg
Kiley
Southwestern
Colonel Foster
Foster
Montgomery
Alabama
Air Orye Tactical
Tingley
Lonel Foster
Bly plans daily press for Silver City
Col Bly's new daily The Press In dependent aims to elevate Silver City from a small town to daily paper status. His approach mirrors old methods, with Col Bly and partner Me pushing ambitious growth, promising a sizable upgrade for the city’s news landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bly
the Press-Inependent
Silver City
Kually
Fr Dierking Plans Work With County Agent in Lordsburg
Fr Dierking from the Grazing division visited Lordsburg to confer with the County Agent about work at the Animal CCC Camp. The well at the camp nears completion and the Virden camp will be built instead of the initial site. Carter will begin active duty at the Den camp next week, under R L Snyder who will supervise hiring of Carter and laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierking
Lordsburg
Virden
Cartery
R. L. Snyder
Cartere
Verna Hancock Returns From Arizona Vacation
Verna Hancock and her sister recently returned from a pleasant trip to Arizona. They toured the Grand Canyon and enjoyed a visit to a nearby town, describing the vacation as very interesting and refreshing.
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Iss
Verna Hancock
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Del Rio Judge Montague Spends Days With Brother
Judge Bryan Montague of Del Rio aged 48 travels with Mrs Monmta to stay a few days with his brother Postmaster Eugene Jague. Montague is noted as one of the district judges of the lower state.
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Udge
Bryan Montague
del Rio
Monmta
Eugene Jagueudge Montague
Cleo Kunze Leaves with Children for South Dakota Visit
Cleo Kunze and her children departed Tuesday morning for Deadwood South Dakota. Cleo plans to visit her mother for weeks while the children will resume schooling during the balance of the term in their home community.
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Cleo Kunze
Buster
Tor Deadwood
South Dakota
Cleo
Ritter Family and Relatives Plan La Jolla Visit
Jr and Mrs W F Ritter and their children Peggy and the family were travelers July en route to La Jolla for a few weeks by the Ocean. M P Walker and family joined them for a prelude and will stay through the heated term to visit the Diego Exposition at their pleasure.
Red Rock CCC Camp Detachment Heads to Hidalgo County Camps
Captain Gus A. Schhoenbere and Lieut. Je A. Wright Jr. arrived in Lordsburg with twelve Red Rock CCC men to secure a detachment for Hidalgo County camps at Virden or Animas. Wright, from the same organization as Lieut Schattenberg of the court Cavalry, led the move. The detachment will be assigned to one camp within the next months, with Hidalgo County relations noted as cooperative.
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Gus A. Schhoenbere
Lordsburg
Je. A. Wright, Jr
Red Rock
Hidalgo County
Virden
Animas
Wright
Schattenberg
Dlrth
Baptist Services Energize Community Revival Across Region
Sunday revival led by Rev. Harold Dye of Las Cruces drew Baptists and friends from Deming Santa Rita Hurley and Rodeo. By noon attendees gathered at C. M. Parks home for a bountiful lawn dinner, with preaching continuing through the day to promote Christian unity.
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Lam
Baptist
Deming
Santa Rita
Hurley
Roodeo
C. M. Parks
Harold Dye
Lax Cruces
Donne
Dye
Bates Visit Leads Party Through Grand Canyon and West
Cedar Rapids couple F F Bates and wife visited that week with Leo Bates of Lordsburg. They toured the Grand Canyon and planned stops in Los Angeles and Hanlhego to the fair. Pete Bates stays in Los Angeles while the others continue to San Francisco Salt Lake City and back to Grand Rapids.
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F. F Bates
Cedar Rapids
Jons
Leo
Pete" Bates
Steins
Leo Bates
Pete
Grand Canyon
Lds Angeles
Han Lhego
Los Angéles
Lordsburg
F. F. Bates
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Grand Rapida
Colbath Transferred from Lordsburg Hospital to San Antonio
Charles Colbath leaves Lordsburg hospital and goes to San Antonio with his daughter Mrs. FPdna Forest. He will remain there for some time to regain his health. Mrs Forest is accompanied by her young son Willard, the famous radio singer.
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Charles Colbath
Lordsburg Hospital
San Antonio
Fpdna Forest
N. and T. Club Hosts Tuesday Gathering
Mrs A L Green entertained the N and T club Tuesday. Present were Mesdames J Allen Cha Fuller BE Lewis K Palm W H Small H L Scofield George Trimble and hostesses Mesdames F W Parker F W Parker Jr Inez Boswell and W A McAndries. Lovely refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Green
N. Ang T. Club
J. Allen
Cha. Fuller
Gee Family Attends Rodéo Trip to Silver City
Tom Gee and his family motored to Silver City on Thursday to attend the Rodéo event, heading out for a family outing and show exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gee
Silver City
Consumer Buying Discussed At Meeting
The Cloverdale Home Demonstration group debated ready made dresses as a bargain 68 cents at a planet. Observers noted poor osnaberg quality and weak stitching, while members praised home made garments and a popular apron pattern. The meeting featured demonstrations, refreshments, and plans for future canning and barbecues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Bpenser
Georgia Caravans Visit Lordsburg in August
A Georgia Caravan from the Georgia Caravan International Corporation will stop in Lordsburg on August 28. The group, about 198 boys and girls from prominent Georgia families, travels from late June through August, visiting Tennessee Kansas California Montana and several other locations before returning to Atlanta.
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Georgia
Lordsburg
N. W. Hendrix
Georgia Caravan International Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Baxter
Western Union
Lordshoro
Tennessee
Memptis
Dodge
Service Beauty Shop Adds New Permanent Wave Machine
The Service Beauty Shop installs the Mew 212 Duart permanent wave machine. It features thermostatic control to ensure even, perfect waves.
Red Rock Fourth Picnic By Mr and Mrs Hall Family
Mr and Mrs Dee Hall and their children spent the fourth of July picnicking at Red Rock, enjoying a day outdoors with family.
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Mrs. Dee Hall
Red Rock
College coding club names leaders and perks
The article lists a coding club at the College with Mrs. Nadiné Brooks as a teammate during a high record, Virma as ledegg president, Irene Tenney elected first Vice-president and Ethel Mortensen as Secretary, with Vai McMain as general supervisor. Clubs chosen include cooking, sewing and home improvement. Members enjoyed selecting their own leaders.
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Asa
Nadiné Brooks
Virma
Ledegg
Irene Tenney
Ethel Mortensen
Vai McMain
Popular CCC Officer Northrop to Denver is leaving camp
Northrop a well liked second in command at Red Rock CCC Camp departs to join his family in Denver. Lieut A Hi Kuehman of Tucson will assume the position and a farewell party is planned under Lieut Shattenberg supervision.
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Rea Rock Cow Camp
Lieut
Northrop
Hite
Margo Lola
Pounds
Denver
A. Hi, Kuehman
Tucson
Shattenberg
Wimwoodhy
Neuhman
Rel Rock
Ringle
Red Rock
Nineteen To Five And We Gave Them The Five
Fragmentary game note reports a defeat of Deming by a team scoring nineteen to five. The text is garbled but mentions players Wittenhera Cather, COMin, and Conner Ald the trick.
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Lordsburg
Wittenhera
Conner
New Board Regulates Engineering and Land Surveying Professions
A new state law creates a 48 member Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors appointed by the Governor. Practitioners must register immediately. those currently practicing may continue until the board acts on their applications. Applications and copies of the law available from Secretary Thomas M. McCure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet Woaston
Ian
Im. M. McCure
Manta Pe
A. Welmoemher
Bocarro
G H. Polmen
Yeten
Thomas M. McCure
Banta Ve
Superintendent Robeson Receives Major Promotion
Superintendent Robeson of the Red Rock CCC Camp earns a high transfer to the general superintendency at Mafford. He and his wife plan a Batford departure next week, with occasional returns. The move affects several camps and closes an era in Lordebure.
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Bluart Robeson
Red Rock
CCC
Mafford
Add Hin
Batford
Obeson
Lordebure 40
Ata
Lordebure
Mrs Kerr Hosts Bridge Club Victory Dinner
Mrs Kerle Kerr entertained the Wednesday bridge club with all members present including Mea dames Banke Austin Yuvena J H Cark Downey Elizabeth Gammon and Lewis Hows received the high score prize Dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerle Kerr
Meadames Banke Austin
J, . Yuvena
J. H. Cark
W. ©. Downey
Wiizabeth Gammon
G. &. Lewis
G. l Lowe
Howteux
Tri City Celebration Consideration Gathers Support
Leaders from Lordsburg Silver City and Deming discuss a joint Tri City celebration with events planned on July 1 4 and 5 in Silver City July dates in Deming November events and a spring option in Lordsburg with Captain Cain and Sergeant Greeman coordinating. Johnite Mullens would head the entertainment efforts while a joint conference irons out final dates and logistics.
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M. H. Cain
G. B. Greeman
Lordsburg
Silver City
Deming
Tricity
Lordshure
Silver Cry
Cain
Greeman
Onin
Siiver
Johnite
High Officials Visit Lordsburg From Boston
Alex M Macomber of Boston, chair of Community Public Service Company, with ft. l. Howe, flew from Fort Worth to Lordsburg. The visit, praised by local leaders, focused on administration of regional affairs and was described as well planned and satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex M Macomber
Boston
Divrecto
Community Public Service Company
Ft. l
David Copperfield Shown as One of Screen’s Best Pictures
David Copperfield praised as a humane drama with strong performances by Mae Oliver and others. The feature is lauded for bringing Dickens characters to life and will be shown at the studio theater on Monday and Tuesday, July 7 and 8. A Cuello family trip to El Paso to visit their son Oscar, attending summer school, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Dunagan
Homey Dunagan
Nufus Wamel
Homey Ounagan
KR. Dunagan
Margaret Dunacan
Valley View Home
Mre
Husler McCant
Tyler
Ang
T. Dunlap
Let
Jack Vroet
Gayle DevWilbie
W. A. Tyler
W. A. Brown
Helen Gobble
Sydney Wells
Brown
Wee
David Copperfield
Screen
Vfrank Lawton
Minn Mae Oliver
Woo Elde
Moitty
Tieken
Dickens
Tudio Theatre
A. Cuelo
Mi Paso
Oscar
Big Horn Game Protective Association Banquet Planned
The Big Horn Game Protective Association will hold a banquet at the Hidalgo Hotel. Dignitaries including newly appointed State Game Commission member Dame Warden Milet B. Marker and heirs Treithel of Demifiv are expected to attend. State officers will provide information expected to benefit the game area.
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Asc
Hidalgo Hotel
Tomiant
Hemor
Astate
Milet B. Marker
Treithel
Demifiv
Baltimore Visit Highlights Parker Family Return
Mrs St A Parker and her family return from Dallas to Baltimore via Washington. Parker is named our new district health officer for Hidelwo, Lama and Grom counties with headquarters likely in Milver City. The district seeks to welcome many families like the Parkers.
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St. A. Atm
Mer Mrank W. Parker
Rank W. Warker
Wift
Amall San
Dallimore
Mia Main
Mia Heales
Ate Udeh
Tentiteset
Haltimore
Woehington
Parker
Hidelwo
Lama
Grom
Milver Ciby
Parkers
Harle Kerr Family Plans Visit to Mock Springs Texas
Mr and Mia Harle Kerr and Jack depart Saturday for Mock Springs Texas to visit relatives. The trip is described as a family visit with plans to see kin and enjoy time away from home.
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Mia
Harle Kerr
Ben
Jack
Lordsburg Post Office Raised to Second Class Status
The Lordsburg Post Office moves to second class status as business grows. Postmaster Montague reports the 1944 second quarter revenue at 1909.42, rising to 2492.77 this year with about 2000 in money orders. изменений The staff includes A. O. Carley and Billy Lewie as regulars and Ming Josephine Halley as substitute clerk. A new schedule keeps general delivery open daily except Monday, parcel post and money order windows closed during mail distribution, and Saturday afternoon closure with box distribution unchanged. Inspectors praise Montague for efficient work.
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Lordeburg
Delong
Montague
A. O. Carley
Billy Lewie
Ming Josephine Halley
Il Hie
Shedule
Postoffice Department
Post Officee
Ocal
Ile
Womack Family Trip and Visitors Over Fourth
HT Womack and his father from Cloverdale drove to Lordshore on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Water LeFeur Jr of Artesia visited Mr LeFeur and his wife over the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womack
Cloverdale
Lordshore
Water LeFeur, Jr
Artesia
Mr. LeFeur
Walter LeFeur
Two Millionth Ford V-8 Visits Lordsburg Overnight
The Two Millionth Ford V-8, piloted by Jim Rooney of Ford Motor Co, stopped in Lordsburg overnight. Local officials and business leaders like Mayor E C DeMons and Willard K Holt of the Chamber of Commerce attended brief demonstrations and heard anecdotes about Henry Ford and the Dearborn plant.
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Lordeburg
Jimme Rooney
Ford Motor O
Dearborn
KB. Ft. Chrisman
Long Beach
Ford Motor Company
A. ¥. Brown
Ford Agency
E. C. DeMons
Ford
C.A. Conner
J. .M. Dorranece
P. M. McInnis
Liberal
Willard EK. Hott
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Rooney
Holt
Ilife
Henry Ford
Mr. Holt
Ford Motor Plant
Michigan
Yard Motor Company
Mr. Ford
Laura Dunagan Takes Over New-Tex Cleaners
Mrs. Laura Dunagan assumes leadership of New-Tex Cleaners within the Studio Theater building with expert tailors assisting. She promises pickup and delivery service and customer satisfaction, noting the continuity of work under Mr. Allen’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dunagan
New-Tex Cleaners
Laure Dunagan Haie
Deming Lordstore Triumphs Behind Strong Pitching
In yesterday morning's game Deming Lordstore won 26 10 8. Miler Cohen pitched effectively on the mound and contributed to the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming Lordstore
Miler Cohen
Olney Motor Co Delivers Vehicles and Family News
The Olney Motor company reported deliveries including a Dodge pickup for Stalph Clark and a Dodge coupe for W. J. Bmnith. A baby girl weighing five and three quarter pounds was born to Mrs. Glen Mones on Saturday, July 1. People named Monty Darlene Moxex and Gus Kimball family visited Apache residents Tied to the Fourth, with Mrs. Kimball visiting her parents, J. B. Smith.
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The
Olney Motor Company
Stalph Clark
W. J. Bmnith
Glen Mones
Vonns
Monty Darlene Moxex
Gus Kimball
Far Smith
Apache, Ariz
Mrs. Kimball
J. B. Smith
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Duncan
Nything
Dsburg
He Polo Association
Black Hills
Ritter
LA Jolla
Baptist Services
Iowa
N. Ando T. Club
McMindray
Yanks
Giants
Ue Athletion
Beans
Garrett Ee
Rambo - Ee
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Owusland
Warren Owen
Jones
Oreo
Frida Athletics
Hellberg
Inteatech
Dodgers
Ark
Jonesy
lAwin Oneness
Maron
Chase
Erne
Emo
Shelberg
Seeee
Denver, Colo
Robeson
Wednesday Bridge Club
Tri-City
Severn
Lovdetire
C. Pls, Co
Big Horn Game Protective Association
Baltimore
Dodge Sales
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