Mrs Sanders To Attend Homemaker College
Mrs. Sanders Hi dalgo County Home Demonstration Agent will attend New Mexico State University's Homemakers College held June 6 9. Miss Rhobia C Taylor first regional director of the U S Department of Labor Women's Bureau in the Southwest will be a principal speaker. Her address will be The Status of Women in Our Changing Times. The speaker directs the Women s Bureau program in ten states. Special activities include a pueblo Indian style show a fiesta supper and a Navajo women changing role presentation. Registration through county extension agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Mae Sanders
Hidalgo County
New Mexico State University
Homemakers College
Rrhobia C. Taylor
Dallas
U. S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau
Southwest
Miss Taylor
Texas
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahorma
Wyoming
Committee On
National League — For Nursing
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
U.S Cadet Nurse Corps
Baptist
Mississippi State College For Women
Columbus
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Soil and Water Districts Expand Livestock Water Pipelines
Supervisors of the Animal and Virden Valley Soil and Water Conservation Districts report a surge in planning and installing livestock water pipelines. About 19 miles are being planned or installed within district boundaries, enabling permanent water over a broader area and more uniform grazing. Federal cost share via Hidalgo County ASCS supports ranchers, with technical help from the Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal
Virden Valley
Hidalgo County
Ascs Committee
The
Soil Conservation Service
Miss Altuna Named NMSU Sun Princess
Beverly Altuna selected to represent New Mexico State University in Las Cruces at the Southwestern Sun Carnival in El Paso December 26 to January. She is a 1965 Lordsburg High School graduate, 1964 Miss LHS, 1965 Basketball Sweetheart, Angel Flight member, and Air Force Military Ball Queen. She is a sophomore at NMSU majoring in teacher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Altuna
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
el Paso
Beverly
Mes
Art Altuna
Lordsburg High School
Lordsburg Briefs Show Family and Travel Notices
Visiting with Mrs. Rachel Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwing span Friday to Wednesday. Abilene Texas family Ruth Smith and kids join, while Cecilia Cartwright attends her mother Maria Altuna’s funeral and Ester Altuna’s University of Arizona graduation in Tucson. Guests at Bedrock include Wrights of Canyon Texas and Martins of Barstow California. Mattie Sanders will attend NM State Homemakers Council June 5 6. Sam Bishop returns from Hawaii via R and R before Vietnam. Bishop family visits in San Diego. Olla Joplin returns from El Paso after grandson’s graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Atkinson
Fred Edwing
Ruth Smith
Paul and
Hecky
Abilene
Texas
Cecilia Cartwright
Lordsburg
Maria Altuna
Tucson
Ester Marie Altuna
University of Arizona
Cartwright
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sam Bishop
Hawaii
Vietnam
Bishop
Bill
Patrick
James Badgett
Harold Bishop
San Diego
Olla Joplin
el Paso
Lordsburg High School Delegates to Governor's Youth Conference
David Warren and Ed ward Fisher from Lordsburg High School were selected to attend the third annual Governor's Youth Conference at Eastern New Mexico University in Portales from August 16 to 19. The event, sponsored by the Committee on Children and Youth, features workshops, sessions, speakers, and officials for delegates to engage with, plus recreation activities including a scheduled title event, hootem, and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Davey) Warren
Edward
Sandy) Fisher
Lordsburg High School
Committee On Children and Youth
Eastern New Mexico University
Compus In
Portales
Etute
McLain to Speak to Methodists
Mr. Guy McLain, a lay member, will speak at the morning worship this Sunday June 4. He is the first of two speakers supplying the pulpit during Pastor Earl Ball's absence while the Ball family is on vacation through June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McLain
McLain
Earl Ball
Ball
Lordsburg Does Install Officers Sunday at Fiks Lodge
Installation of officers of the Lordsburg Does will be held at 4 pm Sunday June 4 at the Fiks Lodge. The Las Cruces Drove will be the installing officers. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Fiks Lodge
Las Cruces
Reading program invites children to enroll this summer
Mrs. Marcella Reed, head librarian at Lordsburg Hidalgo Library, urges all children to enroll in the summer reading program. Although the program began May 29 it is not too late to join. Library hours are 9 am to 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Reed
Lordsburg-Hidalgo
Birth of first granddaughter for DeVilbiss family
Mr and Mrs Max DeVilbiss of Cotton City announce the birth of their first granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Harold DeVilbiss in Oklahoma City Oklahoma on May 18. The baby girl named Shel by Renee weighed six pounds thirteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max DeVilbiss
Cotton City
Harold DeVilbiss
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Shelby Renee
Burgess High School Student News and Family Visits
Robby Williams attends Burgess High School. Mr and Mrs Robert Williams drove Mrs Joplin home. Mr and Mrs Sam Gass returned Wednesday from Abilene where granddaughter Darryl Brown attends Hardin Simmons. They visited Rev and Mrs Cochran in Abilene and Mr and Mrs Leo Cagenhead in Clyde Texas. Darryl drove as far as El Paso with her grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby Williams
Burgess High School
Mrs
Robert Williams
Mrs. Joplin
Sam Gass
Abilene
Darryl Brown
Hardin Simmons
Cochran
Clyde
Texas
Leo Cagenhead
Darryl
el Paso
Red Cross Swimming Lessons To Begin At Bevin Pool
The city plans a summer of Red Cross swimming instruction at the Bevin Pool starting June 5. Courses include beginner to advanced levels, junior and senior lifesaving, with two week sessions and fees from 4 to 8 dollars. An adult class runs June 12, free, 6 30 pm. Free non swimmer sessions and teen free swim are scheduled throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jesse
Will & Family Night
State Maid Of Cotton To Be Selected July 14
The New Mexico Maid of Cotton Contest will be held at Rio Doso Downs July 14, announced by Winston Lovelace Loving, chairman of the State Committee. Candidates need not have won local contests and may file applications to compete. Contestants must be unmarried 19 to 23, born in a cotton growing state, and currently reside in New Mexico, with judges evaluating background personality and appearance along with physical standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Ruidoso Downs
Winston Lovelace
Loving
Lovelace
Martha Vance to Wed Charles E LeCompte
Mr and Mrs Max DeVilbatt announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marta DeVilbiss Vance to Charles E LeCompte on Saturday June at 3 pm in the Presbyterian Church in Cotton City A reception follows in the church basement Relatives and friends invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max DeVilbatt
Marta DeVilbiss Vance
Charla & LeCompte
Presbyterian Church
Cotton City
Attem
New Mexico Maid of Cotton Finalists Named for National Contest
The state contest winner will represent New Mexico in the national Maid of Cotton finals this fall. Expenses for the winner and a chaperone are covered by the New Cotton Industry. Kim Caylor of Hobbs was the 1966-67 state Maid of Cotton winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Hi Ips
Kim Caylor
Hobbs
New Mexico
Maid of Cotton
Lovelace
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Mrs. Sanders
Homemaker College
Soil and Water Conservation Report
Miss Altuna
NMSU
Sun Princess
Robert Martin
Bedrock
Robert Wright
Canyon, Texas
Robert Martin, Jr
Barstow
California
State
Blue Moon
LHS
Luna Motor Co
N. M. Ph
Paris
Buick
Pontiac
Bevin
State Supreme Court
Turner 3Ranch
Albuquerque
Valley of Fires State Park
Carrizoz
Phil Cooke
State Park and Recreation Commission
State Department of Development
State Maid of Cotton
Franks
Martha Vance
Charles E. LeCompte
Fletchers
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