Grand Rainbow Girls Appointed for New Mexico Assembly
Three Lordsburg Rainbow Girls were named to Grand Worthy Advisor Ron Compton's team for the 32nd annual New Mexico Grand Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls to be held June 1965 at Eastern New Mexico University. Stephani Chase becomes Grand Page and plans duties at Stephens College, while Gwen Roark attends Western New Mexico University and performs in university activities. Delegates from Lordsburg will join sessions June 10-13 in Albuquerque.
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Lordsburg Rainbow
Ron Compton
Por
New Mexico
International Order of Te Rainbow
Eastern
Universy
Stephani Chase
Gwentt
Wor, Roark
Nebraska
New Mex
Mary S Chase
Stephanie
Lordsburg High School
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Wancil
Stephens Lie
Mexico
Animas Valley
Nw Mexico
Ruidoso
Curtis Roark
Anitas
Animas High School
Civic Auditorum
Albuquerque
Newtoo
Parlee Wright
Barbara Rankin
Debrah
Shirley Hitson
Judy
Perry Lee Ro
Advigor
Kay Poindexter Named Miss Bellevue of 1964
Kay Poindexter daughter of Lieut Col and Mrs William R Poindexter of Omaha was chosen Miss Bellevue 1964 over 14 contenders by two six man panels of Omaha and Bellevue businessmen. The blue eyed blonde will compete in the Nebraska pageant this summer after talent and swimsuit judging.
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Kay Poindexter
William R Poindexter
Reynoso Couple Headed to British Guiana Visit Tucson
Mr and Mrs E J Reynoso plan a brief Tucson visit before moving to British Guiana. Reynoso is an engineer at the T Mining Company for four years and has accepted a position with Reynolds Metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Reynoso
Tucson
Guia
Btry Guards Attend Officers Candidate School at Fort Bliss
Four members of Btry C 2nd AW Bn SP 200th Atry meet National Guard unit and attend Officers Candidate School at Fort Bliss Texas with the New Mexico Army National Guard Military Academy. Cadets Oscar Gutierrez Rainen Sanchez Nicolas Diez and Francisco Estrada train two weeks at Fort Bliss then study at home and Santa Fe one weekend per month until June 1965 when they return for two weeks training and graduate as Second Lieutenants in the Army reserves.
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Btry C
AW Bn
Atry
Met National Guard
Fort Bliss
Texas
New Mexico Army National Guard Military Academy
Seargearts
Oscar R. Gutierrez
Rainen S Sanchez, Jr
Nicolas T. Diez Jr
Francisco J. Estrada
Santa Fe New Mexico
Fort ?Liss
United States Army
Anderson Guilty In $924 Bank Robbery Case
Simon Leon Anderson Jr. was found guilty of robbing the First National Bank of Lordsburg on October 16. The jury of eight women and four men convicted him at the U S District Court in Albuquerque. Sentencing is set for June 19.
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Simon Leon Anderson Jr
First National Bank of
Lordsburg
U. S. District Court
Albuquerque
Anderson
Howard C. Bratton
Silver City Retailers Briefing Meeting Planned
Silver City Chamber of Commerce invites Deming Lordsburg and Silver City retailers to a briefing Wednesday June 24 at 2 30 PM in the Murray Hotel Silver City The discussion features Jack Lacy Jr Executive VP of the New Mexico Retail Association Topics include inventory tax Equal Pay Act shoplifting worthless checks lottery statutes and other federal and state laws.
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Deming
Lordsburg
Silver City
Saucedo
America
Little Theatre Group Presents Two One Act Plays
Lordsburgs newly formed Little Theatre Group will stage two one act plays on Saturday June 20 at 6 pm in the cafetorium. On the Carpet a light comedy stars Gerald Richardson and Peggy Leslie. Fumed Oak a tragic comedy features Arlan Ropp Jan aloo Hill Nancy Blakey and Alicia Baird. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Little Theatre Group of
Lordsburg
Harold Lynch Jr
Gerald Richardson
Peggy Leslie
Nowell Coward
Arlan Ropp
Janaloo Hill
Nancy Blakey
Alicia Baird
New Superintendent Appointed At Kennecott
Anthony G. Dempster named smelter superintendent for Kennecott Copper at the Chino Mines Division effective June 1. He succeeds J B Neker promoted to Reduction Plant superintendent at Bay Mines Arizona. Dempster, 32, Detroit native, holds a mining engineering degree from Colorado School of Mines 1958 and has worked at Utah Copper New York office and massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan fellowship participant. He is married with one child.
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Anthony G. Dempster
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Chino
FL G Woodruff
Dempster
J. 8. Nebeker
Kennecott
Bay Mines
Arizona
Detroit
Colorado School of Mines
Utah Copper
Utah
New York
C. D Michaelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4
Alfred P. Sloan
Methodist Youth Attend O. T. A. at Sacramento NM
Several of the Methodist Youth Fellowship attended the annual O. T. A. at Sacramento New Mexico. The weeklong camp featured small group discussions on M. Y. F. topics and racial issues for youth. Conference officers led classes Thursday with Pat Badgett and Rev. W. C. Strickland present. The group, led home Friday by Mrs. Dave Warren and Rev. Strickland, included Lynn Williams Nance Bowman Toni Reay Connie Brown Pat Warren Young Bounds and Mike Collins.
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Methodist
Sacramento
New Mexico
Pat Badgett
W. C. Strickland
Dave Warren
Dockum Still Leads In IL Little League Standings
Dockum still leads IL Little League as Dockum's butane team shows a five wing and one jess. State Farm nudged Dockums with a 20 score. Shell beat St. Joseph's 4-3. Dockums later won 4-0 over St. Joseph's. Shell beat Stars Farm.
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Dockum
Butane
State Farm
Dockum’s
Rda Shell
C. P
St. Joseph's
Shell
Stars Farm
Deokum's
Lulac Ove
Gay Lumber
Telephone Company
MAK Case
Heather Re elected Secretary Treasurer at New Mexico Funeral Directors Meeting
Heather Harber Heather was re elected secretary treasurer of the New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association during a three day convention in Farmington New Mexico She begins an 18 year term as secretary treasurer John Belling of Worthington was elected president Douglas Griffin of Hobbs vice president Eddie Fitzgerald of Albuquerque John Block Santa Fe and Tom Graham Las Cruces named directors
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Harber J. Heather
New Mexico Funeral Freeters
Mbalmers Associaton
Farmington
New Mexico
Heather
Écretary
John Belling
Worthington
Douglas Griffin
Hobbs
Eddie Fitzgerald
Albuquerque
John Block
Santa Fe
Tom Graham
Las Cruces
Void School Tax Exemption Certificates Policy
Carlos Trujillo Jr of the school tax division says certificates issued before 1961 are void. He notes the 1961 Legislature eliminated many exemptions and that only religious and non profit groups may qualify. Applications must include Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws to the Santa Fe division. exemptions do not cover services which remain taxable.
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Carlos Trujillo Jr
Trujills
Santa Fe
Redford Receives Degree and Scholarship at Rice
James Brooks Redford earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Rice University on May 30. He won a Black Brother scholarship, plans a fifth year at Rice toward an Architecture degree, and heard a commencement address by Charles Townes of MIT. About 590 graduates participated with 166 progressors and 300 guests. Lordsburg attendees included Bedford parents Damon and Junell Dunagan and Homer and wife Homer Brooks.
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James Brooks Redford
Rice University
Rice
Charles H. Townes
Mass. Institute of Technology
Lordsburg
Bedford
Damon Dunagan
Junell
Homer Brooks
Fisher Presents American Flags To Elks Lodge
The Elks Lodge Flag Day ceremony on Sunday June 14 featured National Guard members presenting flags and a history talk led by Charles Walter and FE. M. Fisher. Flags included the Pine tree with Dont Tread on Me, the Grand Union Flag, and the Stars and Stripes in multiple forms. The event honored Flag Day and included refreshments after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
National Guard
Clemente Balsa
Daniel Estrada
Elias Ruiz
Edward Ruiz
Pfe
Ramon Corrales
Marcos Laguna
Charles Walter
United States
FE. M. Fisher
Elks
Fisher
Gadsden
J. ©. House
Victor Lazar
Darmun Dunagan
Cassie Martinez
J. R. Powdexter Jr
Esquire
Edward Disz
Junell Dunagan
Triviz Speaks At Farm City Banquet and Cotton Fashion Show
A. E. Triviz, director of extension for N. M. S. A., spoke at Hidalgo County Farm Bureau sponsored Farm City banquet and Cotton Extravaganza Fashion Show. Scouts and Explorer unit members presented the flag while Clyde Richins welcomed guests. The event featured a fashion show with 31 entries and prize money for top seamstresses.
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Triviz
Farm City
A. E. Triviz
Hidalgo County Farm Bureau
Farm City Week
Boy Scouts
Chuck
Sam McGhee
John McCarty
Explorer Unit
Clyde Richins
CVY
Nunn
de Vaun Richins
Lillian Richins
Ruby Roark
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Painbow
Bellevue
Reynolos
British Guiana
Btry
Officers
Silver City Coin
Little Theatre Group
Redford
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