Lordsburg Trade Day Draws Wide Local Participation
Lordsburg Trade Day drew many town residents and visitors for a parade dance and son events. A car parade awarded 25.80 dollars to a winner. Peggy Winhy held the winning ticket 132106. Cowboys and youth contests offered prizes totaling around 138 dollars, with events in roping racing and a Red Rock CCC baseball win 12 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Lurouga
Lavnsburg
Gay Ware
Ety Park
Frank Winhy
McCurdy
Billy Smith Eecord
Paul Fierro
Aker
Day
Ketenda
Allana
Duck
Harlan Thie
DeMoss
Kerr
Pierre
Montoya
Rinkh
Jones
Wiley Aker
Baron
Ciue
Hove Hore
Pace Sich
Oqusmen
Ranitlg
Afta
Nati
Red Rock CCC
Lordeburg
CCC Hoya
Tarzan
Reht
Tedfork CCC
Lordaburg
Elven
Chairman Freudenthal names AAA committees
Freudenthal president of the New Mexico Farm Bureau and AAA committee chair announced county committees to collect farmer and rancher sentiment on the AAA amendments. R W Cureton heads Hidalgo cattlemen board, Wood leads goat ranges, R Dunagan represents sheepmen, J E Payne handles potato growers, WF Foater leads corn and hoe group. Additional county committees will be named to gauge state farmer and rancher views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freudenthal
New Mexico Farm Bureau
AAA
Vidalgo County
R. W. Cureton
Board of County Commissioners
Wood
Corn and Hoe
Hill Family Travels Improve Sister In Law’s Health
Mr and Mrs Mark Hill recently traveled from San Antonio Texas returning with his sister Mrs Tom Kerr who has a serious illness. Officials believe the change may benefit her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hill
San Antonio
Texas
Mark
Tom Kerr
Jeffus Father Travels to See Son Graduate at West Point
George P. Jeffus travels to West Point to witness son Charles Jeffus receive his United States Military Academy diploma. Charles ranks highly in the class of 1935. Mrs. Jeffus remains in Dallas with relatives until return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Jeffus
Weat Point
Charles
United States Military Academy
Mary Josephine DeMoss Returns Home From College
Lordsburg’s only Stephens College student Miss Mary Josephine DeMoss comes home for summer vacation. Friends hardly recognize her due to college weight gain and newfound appeal. She discovers a De Soto sedan awaiting her in the family’s garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephine DeMoss
Lordsburg
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Mary Josephine
de Soto
Salt Rising Bread Featured Each Thursday in Lordsburg Bakery
Every Thursday the Lordsburg bakery highlights Salt Rising Bread as a featured product. The note marks the weekly promotion and the bakery name.
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Lordsburg Bakery
Business Visitor E C Payne From Virden
E C Payne of Virden was a business visitor in town on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Payne of
Virden
U S Seeks 1000 Men at Fort Bliss Texas
A recruiting officer announced in Portales that 1000 single men aged 18 to 25, with good character vouched by two citizens and at least five feet four inches tall, are eligible for active service. Positions include cavalry, field artillery, auto mechanics, clerks, hospital attendants, veterinarians, armored car operators, motor transport, signal corps, and ordnance. An armored car squadron is to be sent to Lordsburg in July for a small camp. Further notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themoliaon
Port Alies
Chamber of Commerce
Uncle Sam'a
Ranch Koya
Signal Corps
Lordsburg
Lordsburg Volunteer Fire Dance Promotes Community Support
The Lordsburg Volunteer Fire Department hosts a dance at Palador hall on Saturday night June 8 to thank residents who back its service. The volunteer force has saved taxpayers money by preventing fires and is credited with lowering the area's fire insurance rate. Tickets are sold at the Railroad Club and through all firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Palador
Fire Department
Mrs Ray Edding Visits Lordsburg From Rodeo This Week
Mrs Ray Edding of Rodeo has been visiting in Lordsburg a few days this week. She spent time with local residents and explored nearby sights during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Edding
Rodeo
Lordsburg
Judge Hay Cleans Docket in Spring Term Court
Judge Hay held a brief spring term in the district court clearing the docket with non jury trials. Only one criminal case, Robert Gray, was sentenced to three years for assault with a deadly weapon. He commended Assistant District Attorney McHalffey and sheriff’s office for ready cases and many pleas of nolo contendere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douge W. Way
Hays
Robert Gray
Hay
McHalffey
Notice Renervation for Woman's Club Luncheon
Announcement for the annual Woman's Club luncheon to be held Monday June 17. Reservations can be made by calling Mr. Ws. Benfield or Mrs. Vernon Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Ws. Benfield
Vernon Arnold
Major Sanger Transferred to Philippine Islands
Major Donald Ranger with wife and daughter Bo Peep travels from Fort Elise toward Honolulu en route to his new post in the Philippine Islands. During their visit to Sergeant Jones, Sturiey Jr. was made an honorary nephew of Major Sanger's daughter, a sign of the youngster's rising popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Sanger
Philippine Islands
Donald Ranger
Bo Peep
Fort Elise
Honolulu
Hurley J. Jones
Albuquerqueans in Lordeburg Visit Reveals Growth
A. Erickson president of Fidelity Loan and Investment Co and editor of the Tax Payer along with M.S. Not a mining man from Albuquerque visited Lordeburg for a few days this week. Erickson recalls coming here twenty nine years ago and notes the town now seems almost metropolitan in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Erickson
Fidelity Loan and Investment Co
Albuquerque
Btate Federaton of Tax Payers Association
M.S. Not
Lordeburg
Mr. Erickson
Cily
National Officers Visit New Mexico on Official Business
National officers Miretrert and Ray Veltch from the National Employment Services toured counties in New Mexico including Dona Ana, Otero, and Bierra to examine local operations and coordination. Their delegation met with regional officials in Lordsburg and discussed services for Bi-Jalen Grant Lana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arin
New Mexico
Ray Veltch
Lordaburg
Mr Veltch
Bi- Jalen
Grant
Lana
Dona Ana
Catron
Otero
Bierra
Librarian Discovers Hidden Items in Lordevorge Library
Mmne Lucile Merriwether, librarian at Brote Poachers College, and Mra J. Conner inspect the Lordevorge library on Monday finding items preserved in excellent condition. The duo reviews the space amid ongoing library project work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmne Lucile Merriwether
Brote Poachers College
Lordevorge
Mra J. Conner
County Agent Receives Soil Conservation Service Notice
Burton P. Fleming regional director of the Soil Conservation Service informs the county that under the enlarged ECW program erosion camps will operate. The county agent is named associate member of the technical staff for camps in Hidalgo County New Mexico and a survey shows strong demand for ongoing erosion and land improvement work over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton P. Fleming
The
Soil Conservation Service
Theil Conservation Service
Soil Erosion Service
Upper
Gila
Mesquitia
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Miss Marsaline Goodsell Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Marsaline Goodsell was operated on for an appendectomy at Lordsburg hospital last week and is recovering in a very satisfactory manner. She plans to return home this week, a development that will gratify her many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsaline Goodsell
Lordsburg Hospital
Baseball Rule Irregularities From 1900s Schedule
The schedule notes rule details for base runners on pass balls and overthrows. It lists Rule 26 provisions about advancing bases on pitches that pass the catcher and hit obstacles, and exceptions for runners on third base. It also lists team labels No. 1 Giants No. 2 Yanks No. 3 and No. 4 Athletics in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Lew
Lovett
Nero
Ceemencus
Shelberg Ee
Noche
Cochran
Teenenee
Wright
Mwiewuvelt Austin Een
Ollina
Anks AB
Conner Burk
Sullivan
Flouse
Clarvett
Williama
Lewis
Larvett Wade
Eeee
Heberg
Serene
Ean
neewe—Wright Tone Bleauvelt
Teee
Parker
Yanke
L. Conner
M. Comnoe O.conczine
Garrett
A. Aehodanahe
Delbaere Camnewnaap
Sage Soaig
Pierce Enn
Federal housing field man discusses Title 2 at Lordseburg confab
State FHA field director Heck Harris met county chairman supervisor of FHA First National Bank and FERA administrator to push Title 2 for July operation. Local supervisor says over twenty applicants seek to build new homes under this title. The note ends with an ad for Lordseburg Bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck Harris
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
First
National Band
FERA
T. E. Bleauvelt
Mrs Muir Hosts Elaborate Sunday Dinner at Town House
Mrs John T Muir entertained twenty one relatives and friends at the Jex Kipp town house during remodeling. The meal followed an old fashioned ranch style, self-serve and ample for all. Guests included S M Chase, W H Mall, J L Welle, Rex Kipp family, Claude Olney and others. John T Muir left for El Paso on business. a birthday cake from Deming was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Muir
Jex Kipp
Mim
8. M. Chase
Melen
Mes
W. H @mall
Mra
J. L. Welle
Rex Kipp
John Muir
Jewny
Claude Olney
Claudine
Charlie Men
Mow Harry Hill
Mere
Rose Powers
Charles
Heten Helt Pulton
Dem Ite
Willard B. Moir
Fulton
Muir
Holt
El Paso Siestabusters Stop Here For Breakfast
Dusty Waller, president of the Whynet Club, leads the Blestabusters into El Paso for breakfast at Hidalgo Grill. A Young Ladies Chorus performed for the party, followed by a Broadway excursion star and other entertainers. Photographs were taken of various members ahead of the Ban Dieno Exposition opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Waller
Whynet Club
el Paso
Blestabusters
Lordaburg
Hidalgo Grill
Mra
Courtney Proffitt
David
Duaty
Nashville
Ban Dieno Exposition
Willard B Holt Basks in Global Birthday Greetings
Willard Be Holt turns 75 on June 4 as relatives from Canada to Mexico and well beyond send birthday wishes by wire mail and telephone. A tiny century plant in a vase arrives as a unique gift and Holt hopes to acknowledge all messages in time. He’s feted at a grand dinner hosted by his secretary Mrs T F Bleauvelt Jr. and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard BE. Molt
Welcome to Lordsburg Assay Office in Silver City
The assay office at the Leslie J. Goforth plant in Silver City is operated by J. J. Jones as assayer in charge. Jones, formerly chief chemist at Nevada Consolidated Mines in Hurley, is described as highly competent in determining mineral values in rock. The family, Mr and Mrs Jones and their son Jack, work there with Jack assisting his father, living on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie J. Goforth
Silver City
J. J. Jones
Asayer
Jones
Nevada Consolidated Mines
Hurley
Jack
Virden CCC Camp Planned As State’s Best
Plans and specifications outline a Virden CCC camp site near the Virden bridge with five frame barracks a welfare building and offices. The layout includes kitchens infirmary bathhouse storage sheds a windmill and incinerator plus electrical lines water wells and a concrete roof for the mess hall. Authority comes from the district quartermaster’s office at Port Itn.
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Chamber of Commerce
CCC
Viren
Virden Bridge
Bath House
gueckNe
Hee
Fine compliment from nationally noted woman
Mere W B Ochiltree rode the Southern Pacific through Lordsburg New Mexico en route to California. He penned a note to Miss Helen De La praising her as a diligent and charming representative of Lordsburg and expressing affection for her and for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
W. B. Ochiltree
Dehure
Washington
California
Miew
Helen de la
Lordsburg
Waaliebon
Lerdaburg
New Mexico
Mies Plelen
Deter
Blolee
Mrs Long Presents Music Recital At Local High School
Mrs Eleanor H Long from Montgomery Alabama presented a vivid recital at the Lordsburg high school auditorium Friday evening. Miss Ima Clark and Gilbert Woodside joined from nearby towns to perform violin and piano pieces, with a group of eight musicians playing four pianos in unison and a final clarinet piece by M C Mearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor H. Long
Mire
Long
Montgomry
Alabama
Lordaburg
New England
Lordsburg
Tularosa
Clark
Plantat
Clase
Minson Scofield
Johnson
Cines Sisters
Mia
Mise Gracie Conner
Ima Clark
Gilbert Woodside
M. C. Mearns
el Trovatore
Frances Marcalles
4-H Dairy Calf Club Formed In Virden Valley
A large 4-H Dairy Calf club organized by the county agent at Virden will use 14 pure bred Jersey heifer calves from Chandler Bros dairy at San Angelo Texas as foundation stock. The club will establish its own dairy herd with financing from First National Bank and trucking arranged by county commissioner E Thygerson. Animas 4-H club meetings led by Dr W L Black at State College aim to organize livestock clubs in the Animas valley with an expected 40 members forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden
Chandler Brothere
San Angelo
Texas
First National Bank
E. Thygerson
Virden Valley
Animas
W. L. Black
State College
Animas Valley
Rev J M Perry Shines in Gallup Pastoral Work
Rev J M Perry, former pastor of the Lordsburg Methodist church, highly praised for his Gallup tenure. He led public engagements, delivered at the George Washington Memorial Adhroes event, spoke at Knights Templar and Memorial Day ceremonies, and received civic honors including a commencement address and Legion recognition. He joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars and was welcomed by the Lions Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev de M. Perry
Lordsburg Methodian Church
Methodian Church
Maconie Lodge
Knights Templar
Veterans of Foreign Ware
American Legion
Gallup
Rey
Perry
Edief Addrew
Elawe
Itis
Bafety Club
Manta Me
Lionerry
Lions Club
Chamber of Canmerrer
Eastern Star Mock Wedding Honoress Miss Hazel Conner
Saturday evening a group of Eastern Star ladies hosted a buffet supper and a mock wedding for the bride to be Miss Hazel Conner. Participants included Mrs Luella Clark as bride room and Mrs Eleanor Cochran as best man with Nancy Chase as preacher, among others. The event featured songs by Mrs Inex Boswell and a wedding march performed on piano, with playful details such as doughnut rings and a bouquet of garden vegetables.
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Hazel Conner
Bride
Luella
Clark
Eleanor Cochran
Nancy Chase
Lldred Townsend
Mra
Eddie Trimble
Mra. S. 1
Mra. S. 1. Chase; Bride's Father, Mra, Hattie Tartin
Mathilde Johnson
Ethelule
Mmens
Mattie Fuller
Maud Green
Stella Egan
Sarah
Olivia Wells
Collin Nell
Mre
Ola Williams
Jennie Gass
Mars
Inex Boswell
Boswell
Lordsburg Bakery
Miss Conner
Sadie Small
Ed Conner
Addie Louise Conner
Helen Chase
Mrs J EB Allen Hosts N T Club Meeting
Mrs J EB Allen hosted the N T club Tuesday with regular members present and guest Mrs E M Fisher. Lovely refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Allen
E. M. Fisher
Wednesday Bridge Club honors high score winner
Mrs. G. L. Ross hosted the Wednesday bridge club with all members present. Mrs. Elizabeth Gammon won the high score prize as a salad course, sandwiches, and iced tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Ross
Elizabeth Gammon
Lordsburg Bakery Promotes Various Bread Loaves
The notice lists Whole Wheat Bread Potato Bread French Bread Raisin Bread made with eggs and raisins and claims it makes swell toast Sandwich and White Bread are also advertised by Lordsburg Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Bakery
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Jim Brister
John Grewell
Holland Pua
V. A. Peterson
Bheezer Pride
Merritt Kelly
Roy Moses
Frank Eaton
Mosleyaunt Brinter
Perry and
Baton
Mowley
Brinley
Berry
Frudenthal
Geo. P. Jeffus
Son
U.S
Fort Bliss
O. K
Soul
Conservation Service
Pudners
Alvanhoe
Federal Housing Field
Lordseburg Conference
Dodgers
Ewe K
Wawe Cohen Oon
J. Sullivan Clark
Mrs. Muir
el Paso Siestabusters
Willard BE. Holt
Virden CCC
Virden Camp
Ali Bolidivias
Coof
Lorvdeburg
Thie
Mietrliet Quartermasters
Port
Mrs. Long
J. M. Perry
Kriday
N. & T. Club
Wednesday Bridge Club
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