Freeburg Delta Kappa Gamma Speaker at March Meeting
Wesley Freeburg spoke on Teaching as a Profession to Delta Kappa Gamma Society and Future Teachers Club members at El Charro dining event. Guests included Miss Charlotte Robertson and others. members and leaders led the program and song. April meeting canceled for state Delta Kappa Gamma conference in Las Cruces April 5 to 7.
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Wesley Freeburg
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Future Teachers Club
el Charro
Freeburg
Dudley Robertson
Lynn Hatch
Delta Kappa Gamma
R. V. Travol
Theta Chapter
Luella Clark
B. McAlister
Thelma Ross
Mabel Eckert
Pansy Bonar
Helen Robertson
Jane Traylor
Charlotte Robertson
Rita Smith
Janet McGhee
Stephanie Chase
Jill Bowman
Carolyn Allen
Patty Kimbley
Edith Fanning
Eunice
New Mexico
Las Cruces
First Month Shows Population Increase
The first month of 1963 saw 2 478 births recorded by the Division of Vital Statistics at the State Health Department, slightly below January 1962’s 2 574. The figures for January in the prior years show a downward trend in birth rate over time.
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State Health Department
Dairies Warn of Metal Hazards and Pig Mortality Rates
County Agent warns dairymen to remove nails wires and metal scraps to prevent cattle injuries and losses. Swine managers are urged to adopt a six point program to reduce piglet deaths, improve farrowing conditions, vaccination, sanitation, ventilation, and veterinary guidance. January births and deaths tallies show continued trends with 856, 579, 430, 369, 183, 55 births and 656 deaths, plus 44 accident fatalities including 17 highway deaths.
Methodist Fourth Quarterly Conference Sunday
The First Methodist Church schedules a Fourth Quarterly Conference for Sunday evening March 17. A fellowship supper at 6 30 p m precedes the conference at 7 30 p m with District Superintendent Dr Joe B Serimshire and Mrs Serimshire in attendance. Reports, plans, and new officers will be elected and announced. All members and friends are invited.
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First Methodist Church
Joe B. Serimshire
el Paso
Methodist Church
Serimshire
Public Health Report Highlights New Mexico Sanitation Gains
The 1962 Sanitarians Statistical Reports show major progress by New Mexico in sanitation. Most cities have sewage plants and milk supplies are largely pasteurized. Water systems are protected, auto courts meet standards, vector control expands, and accidental deaths at home arise from various causes. Eight personal crisis reports were filed in January, down from last year.
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Division of Environmental Sanitation
State Health Department
New Mexico
Charles G. Caldwell
Division of
Girl Scout Troop No 5 Elects March Officers
Brownie Troop No. 5 held its first meeting of the month at 3 45 p m March 4. Elected as officers for March were Cherry Jones president Patricia Gandara secretary Janis Myers treasurer Rebecca Rosales housekeeper and Janece Legate reporter. After songs and games punch and cookies were served by hostesses Jean Byerly and Debbie Norton.
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Brownie Troop No. 5
Cherry Jones
Patricia Gandara
Janis Myers
Rebecca Rosales
Janece Legate
Jean Byerly
Debbie Norton
Historical Society Meets In Cureton Home
The Hidalgo County Historical Society held its regular meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs George Cureton. Ena Mitchell showed Mexico slide images and George Cureton presented views of Lordsburg. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs MecCoun of Silver City attended. refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for April 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Austin.
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The
Historical Society of
Hidalgo County
George Cureton
Mexico
Ena Mitchell
Lordsburg
MecCoun
Silver City
Historical Society
Jesse Austin
Public Health Lectures Draw Large Public Attendance
In 1962, 356 lectures by Sani Tarians reached an audience of 12,194, signaling strong public health engagement. The text hints at broader ideas about European leadership impacting U.S. approaches.
New Scout Troop Forming Under First Methodist Church
A new Boy Scouts Troop sponsored by First Methodist Church is being formed and will meet Monday at 7:00 PM. The group will be a church sponsored organization with a non-denominational spirit, led by Jim Rusk as troop chairman and Deg Beem as Scoutmaster. All boys ages 11 and up are invited to register March 18 with parents present.
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First Methodist Church
First Methodist
Church
Evens
Victor Reay
Jim Rusk
Don Beem
Try Surer
Robert A. Williams
Avancement
Heber Heather
Deg Beem
Ery
Don Weckwert
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