New CPS Leader Named for Community Service Company
Velor Reay is appointed manager of Community Service Company in Lordsburg after a career at Central in 1944 and 1945. a Tulsi Oklahoma native, he grew up in Albuquerque and studied at the University of New Mexico. He has served in Lordsburg Fire Department, led Boy Scout efforts in Yucca Council, and is married with four children. Donald Johnson, with over 40 years at Community, has been Lordsburg superintendent manager since 1927 and continues in leadership.
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Velor Reay
Commu- Service Company
New Mexico Divier
M. W
Okla
Reay
Albuquerque High School
University of New Mexico
Church of Lords
Lordsburg
Geronimo
Yucca
Yeaton Hood
Dewey
Tonya
Steve
Fi Caron
Clella Mae Reay
Albuquera
DA. Reay
Donald Johnson
Texas
Lordsburg Eo Srasburg
Translator Meeting Monday Night
A TV Translator meeting will be held Thursday the 27th at 8 p.m. in City The purpose is to review material on hand and inform all translators. Los Angeles and Denver are in contact, with possible representatives to advise the group. All citizens interested in good reception should attend.
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Ver
Los Angeles
Denver
Douglas
Burg
Enthusiastic Boy And Girl Staters Report Week’s Activities
Three delegates returned from Girls State at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Judy Dodge was elected governor and Phoebe Kline lieutenant governor. 236 girls registered. Connie Young named Civil Defense director in Sage. Boys also returned from Boys State in Roswell, tired but enthusiastic.
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University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Judy Dodge
Santa Fe
Nationalist Party
Girls’ State
Phoebe Kline
Hurley
Miss Dodge
New Mexico
Girls’ Nation
Washington, D. C
J. C. Compton
Santa
Connie Young
Lordsburg
Federalist Party
Sage
Marcella Davidson
Clovis
Robert Geoffrion
Connie
James Mahoney
Mary Dunlap
Miss Young
Molly Orona
Cac Tue City
Roswell
Plans for GOC Dedication Post July First
Lordsburg Ground Observer Corps reports 78 volunteers trained for hourly watches with 42 active observers now. A six hour daily schedule limits observers. others remain on standby until hours increase. Dedication ceremonies tentatively set for July 1 with Open practice on June 24 from 9 30 pm to 11 30 pm.
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City Hall
Lordsburg
U S. Air Force
GOC
Lordsburg Post
Air Force
C. R Simpkins
Mrs Eileen McHalffey Becomes Citizen
Mrs Eileen McHalffey and her husband Garland McHalffey moved from Edinburgh Scotland to Lordsburg New Mexico to settle. They married in Edinburgh a year earlier and last Thursday June 13 she and three others received their citizenship papers in Deming continuing on page 7.
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Eileen McHalffey
America
Garland McHalfey
Lordsburg
Edinsburgh
Scotland
Edinburgh
Hore
Georg Renwick
United States
Deming
CPS Undefeated In Little League Play
Community Public Service remains undefeated after three wins as the Little League season progresses. Banner Mine misreported a 4-3 loss to Border Patrol. the official score was 3-2. Rich's Motor edged Ramirez Radio 3-2, with strong pitching from Dal lieg and Sanches. Harvell and Powell defeated Bishop Lumber 7-4 in Friday’s opener.
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Community Public Service
Banner Mine
Border Patrol
Johnny
K. Varela
Andrade
Rich
Ramirez
Dallieg
Sanches
Richards
Harvell
Powell
Bishop Lumber
Cake Decorated At Sew-So Cub Meeting
Mrs. Louella Offutt hosted the Sew-Se Club meeting with co-hostesses Mrs. Helen Myers Mrs. Blanch Hitson and Mrs. Lucille Wright at Offutt home. Twenty members 19 children and two guests attended. Mrs. Beulah Kerr led the cake decorating after a fried chicken dinner and desserts. Mrs. Onia McCants reported on the Las Cruces state convention. Wanda Roark won the door prize.
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Louella Offutt
Helen Myers
Blanch Hitson
Lucille Wright
Offutt
Beulah Kerr
Onia McCants
Las Cruces
Kerr
Edna Peterson
Peterson
Wanda Roark
Ruth Richins
Marywood
Ida Walter
Georgia Lee Browning
Corrine Massey
Helen Moeller
Cora Kerr
Pearl Mattie Kerr
Shirlene Davis
Corleene Massey
Wright
Exina Lee
Eva Thomas
County Home
Beatrice Massey
Lucilletion
Lovella Offutt
Louise Peterson
Road Builder Talks To Lions About Local Highways
Ted Brown of Brown Construction Co addressed Lions Club members at Hotel Hidalgo about current projects in the area. His firm is building sections of state highway 14, U.S. highway 80, and a Separ to Green-Luna line segment with blacktop laying begun on the Separ job.
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Lions Club
Ted Brown
Brown Construction Co
Hotel Hidalgo
Brown Company
Road Forks
Hidalgo-Grant County
Separ
Separ Enat
Grent-Luna County
Brown
Lordspurg
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