Pony League playoff race tight as CPS ties and wins
Dramatic round sees Ramirez and CPS in a deadlock with key wins as Bejarana and Camacho excel in relief. CPS holds first with Ramirez 9-3 on the night. Bejarana superb on the mound, Ramirez yields three runs through four innings before relief.
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A & Pry
Pnity
Ramurezh
Bet Rammnez Cps
Jim Kin
CPS
Ramirez
Kinkema
Wee
Bejarana
Rez
Camacho
Bowmans Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
PMP and Mrs. Frank Bowman hosted a weekend gathering in Tuc for the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs E Bowman. A lovely dinner was held at the Bowmans home with their four sons and families attending. Lt Mark Bowman and Mrs Grant Bowman were away. the family planned a Colorado trip for vacation.
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Frank Bowman
M. Messement
Tuc
E Bowman
Bowman
Grant Bowman
Mark Bowman
Turkey
Colorado Grant
Ks Club To Have Burger Fry At Picnic Grounds
Elks set a hamburger fry with trimmings at KP picnic grounds 15 miles north of Lords on the Silver City highway. Sack races horse shoe pitch and entertainment for all ages will mark the outing. Poindexter and J F in charge of arrangements for monthly summer events.
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The
Elks
Lords
Silver City Highway
young&Md
Poindexter
J. F
Lordsburg Mavericks Eye Eight Football Games This Season
Mavericks football coach Ralph Craig plans an eight game schedule with three home games. Fourteen returning lettermen boost hopes as 51 boys report for training led by Craig and assistant Jim Rusk. The team will train at Tyrone in the mountains for the second year, with the schedule listing games at Silver City Hatch Deming Cobre Tularosa Duncan Ruidoso and Truth or Consequences plus conference clash dates.
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Lordsburg High School Mavericks
Ralph Craig
Craig
Jim Rusk
Tyrone
Lordsburg
Silver City
Hatch
Deming
Cobre
Tularosa
Duncan
Ruidosa
Truth Or Consequences
Ruidoso
El Paso Chamber of Commerce Leaders Visit Lordsburg
About 39 El Paso business and professional leaders will stop in Lordsburg on Monday for a two day goodwill trip through southern New Mexico. Led by Charles Robertson the group will meet local officials and visit Las Cruces Silver City Central Santa Rita Kingston Hillsboro Truth or Consequences Hatch and Radium Springs.
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el Paso
New Mexico
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Charles Robertson
Standard Oil of Texas
Connie Saucedo to Serve as Page at State Convention
Mrs Ray Saucedo will represent Robert Swan Unit 39 American Legion at the Department convention in Las Vegas over the weekend. She will serve as page honoring the unit for reaching its quota last year. Mrs Elmer Jeanes reports the Auxiliary quota for 1961 has been met and will be presented to the new state president.
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Ray Saucedo
Robert Swan
American Legion
Las Vegas
Saucedo
Elmer Jeanes
Auxiliary
State Department
Robert Swan Unit Meeting Postponed
Robert Swan Unit No 30 American Legion cancels the regular meeting for Monday August 1 and schedules a joint installation with the Legion on Monday August 8. A pot luck supper precedes the installation at the Damon Dunagan home with all Legion and Auxiliary members urged to attend the first meeting of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swan
American Legion
The
Legion
Damon Dunagan
Legion and Auxiliary
Reynolds Abstract Sold to Law Firm and Relocated
The Hidalgo County Abstract Company owned by R. M. Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds has been purchased by Attorneys John Schaber J Wayne bury and Mrs Jean Jeffus and formed into a corporation. The business moves to 117 South Shakespeare Street in the C L Brown building with new equipment to be added as finishing work completes.
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Reynolds
Hidalgo County
Shakespeare Street
C. L. Brown
Jeffus
Teachers gather for Delta Kappa Gamma convention in Florida
Over 2 000 educators are to meet August 10 to 15 at the Americana Hotel Bal Harbour Florida for the International Convention of Delta Kappa Gamma international honor society for women teachers. Scholarships totaling 14000000 will be awarded at the Birthday Luncheon on August 11 to teachers from across the United States and Canada.
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Florida
Bal Harbour
Americana Hotel
Delta Kappan Gamma
International Honor Society For Women
Delta Kapna Gamma
Lordsburg
Albuquereute
New Mexico
Jane Traylor
Helen Robertson
Mabel Eckert
Pansy Bonar
Mary Lee Melnnis
Missy Clara Shoemaker
Carolyn Guess
Indiana University
District of Columbia
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Kate Wofford
Catherine Drinker Bowen
John Adams
Agnes Meyer
Kate Hevner Mueller
Dorothy Rogers
Mail Delivery Begins August 6 in Lordsburg
Postmaster Donald A. McGhee announced carrier delivery and parcel post start in Lordsburg on the morning of August 6. Residents with box and street numbers must sign forms at the post office to switch. Gilbert Mora and John R. Roberson head routes, with a foot carrier for surfaced streets and a vehicle for others. First class mail requires four cents postage. notify correspondents of correct addresses. dogs at houses will block delivery.
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Donald A. McGhee
Lordsburg
Gilbert Mora
John R. Robertson
McGhee
Banner Mine and CPS win in errorless Little League night
Banner Mine beat Saucedo Food Market 2 to 1 in an errorless opener highlighted by Villasenor’s double and a third inning homer by Villasener. CPS edged Elks Club 4 to 1 with Granada earning the win in relief. Banner Mine then defeated Elks Club 5 to 2 as Lopez closed out, with Baisa taking the loss.
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Banner Mine
Saucedo Food Market
Villasenor
Rosales
Villasener
Bassa
Saucedo
England
Gonzales
Altuna
CPS
Elks Club
Granada
Elk
Richmond
Bejarana
Tarango
Contreras
Elks
Lopez
Baisa
Banner
Jimmy
Texaco
Gene Moore
Sau‘cedo
Chamber hears consultant on development plan for Hidalgo County
Twenty two Hidalgo Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce members met at El Charro Cafe to hear Paul Scott of the New Mexico Department of Development outline steps to attract industry. He described gathering facts, bonding ordinances, and local prospecting, noting results take three to ten years. Chamber President B M Kimbley chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo-Lordsburg
Scott
Department of Development
Chamber
B. M. Kimbley
Lordsburg Schools Save Interest by Early Bond Retirement
The Lordsburg Municipal Schools board retired the last bond of the 1946 issue on July 1. This early retirement saved $7,700 in interest costs. The bonds were due July 1, 1963, with original issue of $260,000 used for the high school building and were state owned.
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Board of Education
Lordsburg Municipal Schools
State of
New Mexico
Teachers seek housing near school term in August
During August several teachers will search for housing for the upcoming term. Call Mr. Freeburg at 542-9361 or 542-3756 to list furnished or unfurnished houses or apartments for rent so the information can be shared with teaching staff seeking accommodations.
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Freeburg
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Mavericks
C of C
Connie Saucedo
Southern Pacific Railroad
Leeca
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