Onions Grow from Superior Seed Developed by Mr Jones
Commercially produced last year, this acre of onions yielded five hundred pounds of excellent seed. The strain is uniform and high quality, backed by years of study and careful selection. Mr. Jones and his sons, active in 4-H, guided trials showing higher merchantable yields. Waldo, a Gila College student, earned a trip to the National 4-H Encampment.
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Jones
Waldo
Gila College
Washington
United States
Rodeo Home Demonstration Club Postpones Meeting
The Rodeo Home Demonstration club did not meet due to a hostess relative's death. Mrs. A. G. Gobble hosted. Mrs. F. E. Snyder, Mrs. J. G. Russell, and Mrs. Brown contributed clothing alterations at no cost. Russell and Brown hosted a district event with a chicken dinner. Eat Lordsburg Bread.
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Rodeo Home Demonstration Club
A. G. Gobble
FE. C. Snyder
J. G. Russell
Brown
Russell
Visiting relatives and local notices in Lordsburg area
Mrs Rose Powers and two grandchildren visit relatives in Duncan. Mr and Mrs Claude Olney travel to Coolidge Arizona to visit Joe Olney. Compensation offered for 1921 addresses of Henry Brunck and Mrs Josephine Douglas near Lordsburg New Mexico. Estate matter noted. Rental and trade day notices appear with entertainment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Powers
Duncan
Claude Olney
Mrs
Joe Olney
Coolidge, Ariz
Henry C. Brunck
Brunek
Bruner
Josephine Douglas
Lordsburg
W. P. Birchfield
N. M
Green
Local Ford Dealer Returns From Long Beach Purchase Displayed
A. V. Brown of the Reliable Motor Co. returned from Long Beach Calif with a V8 ton a 4 truck and a model 40 Ford er sedan now on display. Monday night Misses Tina Fairly and Winnifred Laham hosted a dinner at the Fairly home for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Rufue Palm and sons Gene and Jesse P J Fairly and the hostesses attended.
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A. V. Brown
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Brown
Reliable Motor Co
Tina Fairly
Winnifred Laham
Fairly
Vernon Arnold
Rufue Palm
Gene and
Jesse
P. J. Fairly
Mrs. K R Clark Returns From El Paso Visit
Mrs. K R Clark arrives home after a two month stay in El Paso. She visited friends and attended local events during her sojourn before returning.
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K. R. Clark
el Paso
Layman Services Program at Methodist Church
The Sunday Layman's Services at the Methodist Church feature Hymn 388 Apostles Creed prayer scripture Matthew 16 21 to 28 presentation of layman announcements an offering solo by Mrs Glen Ross address The Stewardship Interpretation Of Life by Basil Fuller hymn 349 talk by W F Halt and benediction.
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Methodist Church
Glen Ross
Basil Fuller
Hyman
W. FE. Halt
Silent Partners in Sin Sermon at Church of Christ Sunday Evening
Discussion on whether silence in the face of wrong constitutes guilt will be led in a Sunday evening sermon at the Church of Christ. Also notes on Vacation Bible School attendance, services, and local social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Vth Bible School
T. A. Phillips
Animas Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Animas Home Demonstration Club met in the High School building on Wednesday afternoon. Food demos featured lemon pie without cooking and a make your own salad. hats of bias binding were also shown. Attendees included Mesdames Ballard Birtrong Gau ghier Moorehead Stranne Tomson Wright Woodbury Yarbrough and Ducote, Misses Yarbrough Ballard Ballard and Estella Ballard. A 3-year-old drowned in Virden prompting funeral services there. J A Nicholson and family returned from Coolidge after a business fire.
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Animas Home Demonstration Club
Mesdames
W. A. Ballard
B. Birtrong
Felix Gaughier
James Moorehead
Herbert Stranne
Pred Tomson
Viola Wright
A. O. Woodbury
Chas. J. Yarbrough
Layton Ducote
Anna Mae Yarbrough
Estella Ballard
Lillian Ballard
Friday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Earle Kerr Home
The Friday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs Earle Kerr residence with club members Glena Banks Austin Ronald Egan D Collins Jean Luckie Eddie Allen and Roy Evans and guests Ed Clark Marie Graham Ralph Smith Claude Olney Tom Lister Oscar Allen John Clark Mary Clark. Mrs Collins won high for the club and Mrs John Clark for guests. Ice cream and cookies were served.
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Earle Kerr
Mesdames
Glenne Banks Austin
Ronald Egan
D. Collins
Jean Luckie
Eddie Allen
Roy Evans
Mesdames Ed. Clark
Marie Graham
Ralph Smith
Claude Olney
Tom Lister
Oscar Allen
John Clark
Mary Clark Asses
Walter Boswell
Collins
Land of Tomatoes in Italy Market Life and Dishes
A travel narrative praises Italian markets with bright aprons and abundant red tomatoes. It highlights tomatoes in dishes like chicken caccia tore veal scallopine ravioli and spaghetti and notes Italian tomato paste and Parmesan cheese as key flavor enhancers.
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Italy
Revival Meeting Aims To Draw Congregants At Baptist Church
Letter from M C Moore pastor urges wife to attend with him as revival meetings begin next Sunday at the Baptist Church. Daily services are scheduled each morning and evening for several days, inviting participation by the community and family. Also notes Nora Ownby visiting Douglas after three weeks with their mother.
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M. C. Moore
Mrs. R. EB. Ownby
Douglas
My Nora Ownby
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Valencia
John Jones
Virden
RODEO
Silco Theatre
Silver City
Tracy
Laurel and Hary
Dennis King
The
Devils
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
George Arliss
Ea Or
Thompson
Spaghetti
Fontana
Ing
Meat Department
Bologna
Lunt’s Sanitary
Itc
Green and White
Pears Silver Daie
California
Qur
Burg
Mesdame
Howard Deaton
C. F. Martin
Fort Brown
Harry Martin
Mary Clark Jones
Arthur Shoemaker
Tom Lister Cochran
Miss Ima Fairly
W. P. Pease
W. F Garnier
T. Dian Heaney
Gold Gatch
Animal Home Demonstration Club
Ted Payne
J. A.nicholson
Coolidge
Butch
Mes. Ross Thomas
G. E. Thomas
Jacksonville, Fla
Ojai
Tatsch
Doyle Cowart
Albuquerque
Eva Marshall
Delta Williams
Pecos, Texas
Elbert Jones
DUCO
Rolfe
Simon
Campbell's Bakery
PHO
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