Two Weddings Mark Duncan Lively Society Scene
Lucy Pauline Gass wed George Erwin Ewan in a Baptist ceremony with candles greenery and flowers. Matron of honor Mrs. Sarah Brown bridesmaids Gloria Gass. Ewan a Clifton native ex serviceman now employed by the Pacific Railway. They honeymoon in Grand Canyon then El Paso and plan to reside in Lordsburg. June Redford and Damon Dunagan wed at home of the bride with a garden ceremony officiated by Rev Poage. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Brooks, wore rose with galore accessories. groom son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dunagan. Guests from Animas Separ Cloverdale Rodeo Clifton and Duncan. The couple will honeymoon on the West Coast returning in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Gass
Lordsburg
S. H. Gass
The
Lords High School
Baylor College
Baptist Church
Burg
Beta Sigma
Erwin Ewan
George Ewan
Clifton
Arizona
Lordsburg School
Ere
Flagstaff
Southacific Railway Company
Grand Can
el Paso
K. Gass
June Redford
Damon Dunagan
Homer Brooks
Franklin R. Poage
Dick Richards
Cloverdale
Richards
L. E. Wilkerson
A. D. Rice
Lola Jane Graham
Dunagan
James F. Redford
France
June
Duncan
Separ
Methodist Church
Beta Sigma Phi
Pythian
Damon
Walter Dunagan
Animas
Bataan
San Antonio
Church Summer Day Event and Visits Mentioned
A Sunday church event is listed with a homecoming type service and noon basket dinner at the Church of the Nativity Seventh and Shakespeare. Mabel Brown and Mar Pierce are visiting friends in Altos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Brown
Mar- Pierce
Altos
Womans Club Bridge Luncheon in Lordsburg
A Lordsburg Womans Club party featured a bridge luncheon with ten tables and garden flowers. Hostesses were Mrs. Alton Powell Mrs. Donald Moohnson Mrs. W. R. Poindexter and Mrs. Freeman McWhorter. Prizes went to Mrs. Beatrice Mitchell first Mrs. W. F. Winters second Mrs. Richard Rice third and Mrs. James H. Baxter won the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Womans Club House
Alton Powell
Donald Moohnson
W. R. Poindexter
Freeman McWhorter
Beatrice Mitchell
W. F. Winters
Richard Rice
James H. Baxter
New Mexico In Post War Times Canning Sugar Updates
William H. Black OPA rationing chief announces a new five pound spare stamp for home canning sugar awaiting validation. Stamp No 9 was valid March 11 and runs through October 31. Stamp No 49 remains valid for five pounds for table use through August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Black
OPA
Price rise on 1946 car ceilings approved
The price increase covers higher material and parts costs. Tail ceilings on 16 car makes rise from 33 to 167 dollars, a 4 to 5 percent gain over current ceilings.
Churches Sunday School and Services Schedule
Assembly of God Church invites attendance with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m Midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 p m Children 6 30 p m Young People C A Tuesday 7 30 p m Prayer Thursday 7 30 p m Catechism instruction year round Hall access provided by Mrs Berharda Aragon. Saturday recreation for boys. Masses Oct 6 to May include English 9 00 a m and Spanish 10 30 a m Weekday Mass 2 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's C. A
Berharda Aragon
Sugar Hits Dollar a Pound Again in Some Sales
The article notes sugar priced at a dollar a pound in at least one estate sale in White Hall where six pounds sold for six dollars. Officials say the eight cent ceiling in grocery stores doesn’t apply to estate sales, making the scenario possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gocery
White Hall
OPA
Poage Pastor Leads Sunday Services and Library Talks
Franklin R Poage is pastor with Sunday School at 10 am and morning service at 11 am The Epworth League meets at 7 30 pm A prayer meeting is held Wednesday evening The Rev David E Holt is minister in charge Lordsburg Hidalgo Library hosts services every second and fourth Sunday at 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin R. Poage
Epworth League
David E. Holt
Lordsburg-Hidalgo
Worthy Grand Matron Visits Eastern Star in Lordsburg
Worthy Grand Matron Goldin Andrews and Worthy Grand Matron Francis Scott visited Lordsburg for an Eastern Star event. Attending were Past Matrons, Grand Marshall and Electa, local chapter members, and guests from Clifton Ruth and Douglas chapters. A school of instruction followed by a 6:30 banquet at Up-To-Date Cafe marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Lordsburg
Worthy
Goldin Andrews
Ron Francis Scott
M Koehler Wright
Mate Portnoor
May R. Cox
Anna Chace
Velma Scott
Mary Dennis
Hazel Chane
Dora Kerr
Manitoba
Lueia Clark
Century Chapter No
Clifton
Ruth
Deming
Douglas
Huntsville
Missouri
Silver City
Hazel Chase
Luella Clark
Clara Brown
Ray Powell
Trella Rolfe
Ma‘thilde Johnson
Mary Dee Lipp
Maude Green
D. N. Chapin
Lena Beavers
May Hanner
Miami
Memorial Service for Mrs. L. B. Robinson Held by WSC S
The Womans Society of Christian Service meets this afternoon at Mrs. G. W. Trimble’s home. Co-hostesses are Mrs. A. L. Green and Mrs. G. P. Jeffus. Mrs. H. G. Rountree will give the devotional memorial for Mrs. L. B. Robinson, past president and life member. Mrs. J. A. Foster directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society of Christian Service
G. W
Church Notes Service Schedule at Spidey School
The Seventh and Shakespeare Church of the Nazarene lists services led by Rev. O L Wright. Morning national service at 11 a m, Sunday school at 10 a m, Junior Society at 5 p m, main service at 7 30 p m, and a weekly prayer service at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
O. L. Wright
Spidey School
Junior Society
Church of Christ Schedule and Election Notice
Corner of Fifth and Pyramid announces Bible School services at 10 a.m. Morning Church at 11 a.m. Young People meet at 7 p.m. Preaching at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m. Election notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Corner
Fifth and Pyramid Bible School
Holt Anniversary at the Methodist Church
Col Willard E Holt marked his eighty six birthday at the Methodist Church with a pastor’s talk titled The Passing Years based on Psalm 90. A Missionary Society basket dinner served fifty plates of food while his daughter Mrs Sam Fulton brought a birthday cake from El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard E. Holt
Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Sam Fulton
el Paso
Harber Heather
Harry Galusha
Jack Heather
Mr. Holt
Golf Tournament Set for Hurley on June 23
The Southwestern New Mexico Golf Tournament will be held at Hurley on Sunday June 23. Golfers are asked to bring their own eaddies if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Hurley
Mrs Shorts Guests in Tucson Visit Ruth McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Short visit Tucson while Ruth Mc Coy stays with Billy and Ernestine. Mrs. McCoy and daughter Laura visit both the Short and the R. K. George families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Short
Tucson
Ruth McCoy
Billy
Ernestine
Mrs Davidson and sons Take Four Month Alpine Vacation
Mrs. Frank Davidson and her two young sons departed Sunday for a four month vacation in Alpine Texas. Mr. Davidson will join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davidson
Alpine
Texas
Davidson
Picnic and swimming party enjoyed by Bowie youths
Several young people gathered for a Sunday evening picnic and swimming outing in Bowie. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Williams Mrs Sybil Kerr Miss Mary Messecar Ben Everett and Ped Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Charles Williams
Sybil Kerr
Mary Messecar
Ben Everett
Ped Brown
Callaway Bray Couple Wed In Deming Nondenominational Ceremony
Miss Rebecca Bray and Lt. William T. Callaway of Montgomery Alabama married last Saturday at the Methodist Parsonage in Deming with Rev. Bryan Hall officiating. Attendants were Miss Edith Bray and Col. Phillip L. Matthewson. The bride wore a pale green suit with shell pink accessories and white carnations. After a reception at the Deming Country Club the couple planned a honeymoon in Alabama New Orleans Chicago and New York and expected to reside in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Bray
William ‘T. Callaway
Montgomery
Alabama
Methodist
Deming
Bryan Hall
Edith Bray
Phillip L. Matthewson
E. C. Bray
R. M. Reynolds
Lordsburg
Welton Pruitt
Willis G. Carter
Demo
Callaway
Abilene
Texas
New Mexico
Banner Mine
Lordsburg High School
Deming Air Rave
Rainbow For
Callawoey
Chicago
Wm. L
Mia
Martha T. Callaway
Wellington, Road
St. Kent
Chicago Kent College of Law
University of Wisconsin
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Delta Phi
New Orleans
New York
Denver
Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Wright
Mrs. Mary Ann Wright died last Saturday at her daughter's home after a long illness. She lived in Tucson earlier and in Raton in recent years. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Sanders and Miss Barbara Wright. Funeral held Sunday at Heather Funeral Home. buried Mountainview cemetery. Rev. David Holt officiated with quartet and Lora Payne as accompanist. Hymn Through the Night of Doubt and Sorrow chosen by Mrs. Wright. Pallbearers listed as Alan Koff Warry Day J. S. Culberson Gerald Fuller Tom Clayton Don McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Wright
Forrest Sanders
David Holt
J. 8. Culberson
Gerald Fuller
Tom Clayton
Don McCabe
Nelsons and Grace Anna Visit Oregon relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Al C Nelson and daughter Grace Anna arrive Tuesday evening for a visit with Mrs. Nelsons mother Mrs Al Bower and Mr Bower in Ordinance Oregon. After a visit to Lexan they will return for a longer stay in the Bower home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al C. Nelson
Grace Anna
Now Back Your Future slogan from Treasury ad
A Treasury Department message urges Americans to continue buying United States Savings Bonds. It links war bond support to a strong, happy future, addressing June brides and grooms with a hopeful call to action for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
United States Savings
Hes O.S. Treagury Department
Henton Farrand Nuptials At Church Of Christ
Miss Betty Jean Henton and Robert A. Farrand wed in a double ring ceremony at the Church of Christ with Charles Fogliasso officiating. Attendants wore net gowns and old fashioned bouquets as guests iced punch and cake at the Ownby home reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Betty Jean Henton
Robert A. Farrand
Pineville
Oregon
Charles Fogliasso
Arlo Harvey
Anna Beth Ewing
Lois Ewing
Fred Ewing
Jim Ewing
Hugh Atkinson
Ming Naomi Wood
Rachel Atkinson
Mises Carolyn Ruth Atkinson
Betty Anderson
Mra
Bearl Henton
Odeasa Millers
Salem
Texas
Wilson
Lordsburg
Mr. Farrand
Carl Farrand
Army
KR. B. Ownby
Naomi Wood
Arrives Home John Roger and Dan George Return East
John Roger and Dan George arrived home together last Thursday. John joined his wife who has been here for weeks and they will both return to Long Beach in a few days. Dan War received his discharge from the Navy and will return to his job with the Telephone Company in El Paso, leaving today for a visit in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roger
Dan
George Ui
John
Long Boch
Dan War
Navy
Telephone
el Paso
Ohio
Lordsburg Couple United in Double Ceremony
The wedding took place Sunday afternoon in Lordsburg with Judge Wm. McKinney presiding. Miss Love Jones became Mrs. Peterson in a double ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride, daughter of the late Love Jones, taught and worked for Union Dry Goods and will reside in Phoenix with her husband, a machine shop owner. Mrs. Matilda Jones attended from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediate Fa
Wm. McKinney
Maid of the Mint
Jones, Jr
James H. Baxter
Low Voter Turnout Amid Primary Election Results
In the Tuesday primary a light turnout with about one third of registered voters casting ballots. Governor Dempsey leads the senatorial race while Burton Roach wins the governor’s contest. In Midalgo county Lee P. Smith defeats W Richins for County Commissioner and R R Gale tops Mecia Motley for Probate Judge. McKinney wins Justice of the Peace. other offices uncontested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Dempsey
Burton Roach
Midalgo County
Lee P. Smith
W. Richins
R. R. ‘Rabe’ Gale
Mecia Motley
Wm. McKinney
Valentine
Mickey’ Drysdale
Justice of the Peace
Trimble Brother Injured in El Paso Visit Accident
George Trimble returned from El Paso with brother Robert Trimble. Monday a burns accident here left Bob Trimble severely burned by steam and with a broken pelvis. M. Merchant was also burned in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trimble
el Paso
Robert Trimble
Bob Trimble
M. Merchant
Saddlery trade in Casper seeks wage and price relief
Casper saddle maker with 40 years in business explains tree construction and high skilled carpentry behind saddles. He notes wartime glider work paid $160 weekly, Office of Price Administration ceilings curb prices, and current demand from users and unemployed tree men. He argues for $120 weekly pay to attract skilled builders and lift ceilings to boost production and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Harding College
Uncle Sam
Office of Price Administration
Peir
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Ngass
Lucy Pauline Gass
George Erwin Ewan
the Baptist Db
Sidney Haleffici
Emma Scofield
Ating
Puller
S Iumn
Mara
Sarah Brown
Gloria Gass
Redford
Rufus Wamel
Louise Wamel
J. B. Richards
Rodeo
David Warren
David Warren, Jr
Carrie Bounds
Love Jones
Ira Spoon
Iris Nine Spoon
Johnnie Spoon
G. S. Hayes
Randy Brooks
John Schlefeldt
Lowell Jones
I~ Coming
Tune
Church of the Nate
Seventh
C. L. Wright
Womans Club
Assembly OF God
Hidalgy
Rev
Everett Smith
the Methodist Church
ST. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Eastern Star
U.S. Navy
Saidor
Snany
Church OF the Nazarenee
Little Stoyan
America
Bray
Varrand Henton
Peterson Fedrick
Jong
George 5. Benson
Searcy
Arkansas
Jooking Shead
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