Bronson Cutting Killed In Airplane Crash
New doctor in town arham conducts practice in Gallup but located in Los A eedes. Ordsburg efforts in New MWe open an office in appartment warcrafte Mythias hall. Mes H. L. Scofield hosted N and T clwh Tuesday afternoon with Mesdames EK Allen S FE Allen G Pletius E L Jones A L Green W Hi Snail George Trimble hostess. Guests Mesdames W CG Mearns Matilda Johnson and Miss Bertha Scofield. Lovely refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arham
Los
Ordsburg
New
Mes
H. L. Scofield
N and
Mesdames EK Allen
S. FE Allen
G Pletius
E. L. Jones
A.L. Green
W. Hi Snail
George Trimble
W. CG Mearns
Matilda Johnson
Bertha Scofield
Lions Present Annual Minstrel Show Tuesday May 21
Lions announce their annual minstrel event set for Tuesday May 21 featuring Whip Pierce Me and Mah Razah Sam Gass and cast including John Ball Myles Cohen Billy Fisher EB Portred San ders. Sam Gans directs with Mrs Glenn Ross handling music amid ongoing laughter during practice due to the comedian antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Dlemen
Whip’ Pierce
Song
Mah ‘Razah
Sam Gass
John Ball
Myles Cohen
Billy Fisher
EB. Porred@t Sanders
Sam Gans
Glenn Ross
Pioneer Hitchens Dies After Long Life in New Mexico
The obituary notes the death of Hitchens aged 78 at a river site near New Mexico. Survived by wife Florence Gwartney and several grandchildren, with services held at the Heart Church and burial in Mountain Center. Floral arrangements described as elaborate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiteher
Wricht Davis
Vrandchildren
Florence Gwartney
Pleauwvelt
Walker
W. C Mearns
S. H. Gass
Sarm Killebrew
Harry Scofield
C. Fulthert
Reynolds
Mountain
Eneter
Tr 4S Company Officials Confer at Loridsel Ro
Sutter and H F Paerber of the sales department and district manager of sales of Los Angeles meet Saturday with Walker and Toner, who handle Texas company products. They express optimism about future business in the west and report good prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loridsel RO
Card of Thanks from Gwartney Family at Animas Ranch
PW express sincere thanks to friends for kindnesses and offerings during a recent event. Mrs Janie M Gwartney Ms Irene Davis Mrs T E Bleauvelt Miss Doris Wright and others attended the weekend at their Animas ranch. Mrs John Berry was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie M
Gwartney Mes
Irene Davis
T. E. Bleauvelt
Doris Wright
Florence Gwartney
Ralph Gwartney
C. J Yarbrough
Animas
John Berry
LUNCHEON BRIDGE HONORS MIS hazel CONNER
Mise Hazel Conner was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. EF Short and Mrs. Rakih Mark at the Short home. Green and pink decor adorned the event with gifts for the honoree. Afternoon bridge games followed the meal and prizes went to Miss Beas Johnston, Miss Bertha Scofield and Mrs. WM Shelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Hazel Conner
EF. J. Short
Mere, Short
Deborah Crandall
Mere Rakih Mark
Honomge
Beas Johnston
Bertha Scofield
Mra WM. Shelberg
Mesdames Scott
Townsend
Shelberg
Fehrhardt
Chase
Green
Sewall
Conner
McCabe Olney
Speer
Addie Louise Conner
Helen Kase
Nancy Chase
Helen Johnson
Wertha Scofield
Tema Paisley
Alda Roberts
Bess Johnston
Winnie Lahan
Faye Schiefelbein
Monday Bridge Club Hosts Notable Evening
IMre Oscar Allen hosted the Monday Bridge club with members including Mesdames Short Rolfe Vinson Egan Heather Valeria Allen Win ters and Luckie. Valeria Allen won the high score prize as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imre Oscar Allen
Mesdames F. J. Short
Rolfe
Margaret Vinson
Stella Egan
Blanche Heather
Valeria Allen
Frank Winters
Miude Luckie
Girls Auxiliary Meeting Supports Portale Panoptist Orphanage
The Girls Auxiliary met Monday afternoon with Mary Dee Hindman. An hour was devoted to sewing cup towels for the Portales orphanage. Refreshments were served to Beryl Hindman Earl Hindman L. C. Henslee Frank Hindman and Misses Janie Marlar Ruth Gibson Lucy Gass Olive Ann Wright Margaret Harris Shirley Henslee Wanda Patterson and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dee Hindman
Paotist
Portales
Beryl] Hindman
Earl Hindman
L. C. Henslee
Frank Hindman
Janie Marlar
Ruth Gibson
Lucy Gass
Olwe Ann Wright
Margaret Harris
Shirley Henslee
Wanda Patterson
Off to Baltimore Parker party heads eastward
Mere Frank W Parker and daughter Mrs OR A Palo left Tuesday noon in the Parker car for Baltimore Maryland to visit Dr Frank W Parker and family and later plan a visit to Miss Nan P B Scales at Antioch near Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. "Parker
OR. A. "Palo
Parker
Baltimore
Maryland
Frank W. Parker
Nan PB. Scales
Antioch
Nashville
Mrs Birchfield Guests From El Paso Over Weekend
Mrs. S. S. Birchfield of El Paso visited her son W. P. Birchfield Jr and grandchildren Stephen Walter and Juella over Sunday, staying with the family.
Just What The Doctor Ordered Farce At Animas May 17
A three act play titled Just What The Doctor Ordered will be staged at the new school building in Animas on May 17 at 8 p m Admission is 10 and 25 cents. The show features a lively farce with playful lines about speed and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animas
Basil Fuller Wins Student Council Presidency at State Teachers College
Basil Fuller won the student council presidency by 20 votes after a spirited election that followed political feuds at State Teachers College. Mise Eileen Bassett was elected vice president uncontested, while Lyman Alien plans graduation this spring as current president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Basil Fuller
Pilhzabeth
Mise Eileen Bassett
Lyman Alien
District Supervisor Arrives for Emergency Farm Loans
Tarces Upton Monson, head of the Farm Credit Administration emergency loan section, visits Hidalgo county with committee members to discuss loans for stock feeding and crop production. Loans target farmers unable to obtain supplies, with funds limited to intended purposes and tied to the Production Program. Applications accepted at the court house through County Agent Paul W. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Tarces Upton Monson
Farmredit
Hidalgo
Mg 1
Rows
Bishan J. E Wayne
Vieden
Strickland
Animae
Holt
W. J. Myers
Washington D. C
Roscoe B. Kile
Santa Fe
Hialge
Grant
Lona
Doma Ana
Sierra
Sorarro
Catron
Mir
Mannon
Dietrich Mield
Lana
James Upton
Cra
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Paul W. Brown
Court House
Past Matrons Club May Luncheon at Hidalgo Coffee Shop
The Past Matrons club held its annual May luncheon at the Hidalgo Coffee Shop on Thursday May 9. Afterward members went to Mrs J L Augustine's home for business and initiation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo Coffee Shop
Mrrs. J
Musical Recital at High School Auditorium
In the high school auditorium next Tuesday at 8 o clock the piano class of Mrs Claude C Fuller will appear in recital. A varied program features novelty attractions and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody Number 2 in a piano ensemble. The public is invited to attend a concert by young talent. the pupil with the most guests wins a cash prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Fuller
Liszt
Cureton Attends Taylor Act Land Committee Meeting
R. W. Cureton attended a meeting of the Taylor act land committee in Deming on Tuesday to discuss matters related to land policy and committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cureton
Taylor Act Land Committee
Deming
Lions Club Meeting Sees New Members and Plans
Attorney H Veatle Payne addressed Lions noting he moved to the city and will engage in community efforts. Marvin Pierce elected to membership. Lioness Ross named decoration driving tree chair. Trade Day moved to June 4. Funds raised for a big day. Invitation extended to the New Mexico Press Association for its 19th annual convention in Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club
H. Veatle Payne
Marvin
Chip
Pierce
Lion Palm
Lioness
Ross
Lioness Olney
Lion
Avastin
District 40
Lion Smith
New México Press Association
Lordsburg
Lion Melnnis
Lion Helt
Lion Sanders
Trowanales
Chanter
Concerte
Lion Olney
Lions Softball Club
Balance in Farm Mortgage Loans Signals Recovery
President Hugh J. Harrell of the Pedal Land Bank of Wichita cites a trend back toward normal farm mortgage financing. The Ninth Farm Credit District reports fewer loan renewals and rising lender interest in farm security, with 7 938 loan applications at end of March and 93% of Land Bank loans closed in March. Kansas led with 1,182 loans for 3,502,400 dollars. Oklahoma 2 loans for 1,353,400. Colorado 288 loans for 780,700. New Mexico 105 loans for 212,900. The Farm Credit Administration notes a 33 percent higher mortgage registration in late 1934 versus prior three months, signaling renewed confidence as emergency needs ease.
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Hugh J. Harrell
Pedi Eval Land Bank of
Wichita
Farm Credit District
Warrell
Federal Land Bank of
Land Bank
Commissioner
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Harrell
Mrs Clark to Visit Relatives in New Mexico Next Week
Mrs J S Clark of El Paso visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John McCabe at the ranch will see Mr and Mrs J H Clark next week. Mr Clark is now in the ROTC at Ruidoso New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Clark
Fl Paso
John McCabe
J. H. Clark
Mr. Clark
Chase and Conner Travel to El Paso Tuesday
Pete Chase Mire S M Chase and Miss Hazel Conner snetored to El Paso Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Chase
Mire
S. M. Chase
Miss Hazel Conner
el Paso
Mrs Davidson and Daughter Visit Mrs Brddberry
Mrs S E Davidson and her daughter Mrs Lena Coldman of Virden visited Wednesday of last week with Mrs Edith Brddberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S E. Davidson
Lena Coldman
Virden
Edith Brddberry
Mothers Day Service at Methodist Church Seeks Christening
At Toa im Methodist church Monday service begins with an opportunity for child christening. A sermon on Our Mothers unfolds with choir singing Our Mothers Special Mother's Day. Flowers will be presented to all mothers. wear a flower for Mother. Public invited. Pastor C. S. Walker.
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Toa Im
G. L. Ross
Mra
Claude Puller
Menthere
Youre Pocante
C. S&s. Walker
Washington official from PPRA visits McAndries
Carl H. Smith assistant to the director of Safety for the PERA visited Hidalgo County and met with County Administrator WooA) McAndries at the Chamber of Commerce. Smith outlined nationwide benefits of the PRARIA program and connections with regional mountain states directors. He is a native of New Mexico and noted for extensive experience as an engineer with broad state ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Smith
PERA
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Wooa
McAndries
Denver
Mountain States
Hidalgo County
Smith
Praria
New Mexico
Lordsburg Woman's Club President Attends El Paso Meeting
Mrs Eddie Allen, president of the Lordsburg Womans Club, was an honored guest at the annual Fl Paso Womans Club meeting. Distinguished visitors included Mrs Valner Taffor president of the Texas State Federation and Mrs Joseph Perkins president of the Sixth District of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Allen
Lordsburg Womans Club
Fl Paso Womans Club
Valner Taffor
Texas State Federation
Joseph Perkins
Texas
Mire O. A. Brown
Las Cruces Club
Alladincl
Anthony
Baptist Women Meet at V.A. Roger Mayfield Study John
The Baptist W M S met Wednesday afternoon at V A Roger Mayfield to continue the Book of John. Rev M C Moore led the lesson in Mrs LC Henslee’s absence, and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs Tixie Adams assisting. Participants included Rev and Mrs M G Moore, Earl and Beryl Hindean, Frank Hindman, Aimy Pence and Felix Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Wom.s
V.a
Roger Mayfield
LC Henslee
Lesson
M. C. Moore
Tixie Adams
M. GC. Moore
Earl
Beryl Hindean
Frank Hindman
Aimy Pence
Felix Jones
Night Bridge Club Hosts Evening Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Cochran hosted the Wednesday Night Bridge club. Attending couples included Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eppstein Mr. and Mrs. FE Wogstad Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moses Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowewell with guests Miss Beverly Cate Van Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Popestein who won high score prizes. Lovely peach freeze ice box cookies and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Cochran
Maurice Eppstein
FE ©. Wogstad
Glenn Moses
Walter Bowewell
Beverly Cate
van Clark
Popestein
Wednesday Sewing Club Meeting at Pek Cureton Ranch
Mrs Winnie Ghoemaker entertaining the Wednesday Sewing club at the Pek Cureton ranch. Members motoring out for the occasion included Mesdames F J Short Mazie Mearns Mionte Moses Mabel McWhorter Ar lene Deaton Inez Boswell Margaret Clark and guests Dithert E L Jones Lee Moses Russel Martin Agnes Cureton. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Ghoemaker
Pek Cureton Ranch
Mesdames F. J. Short
Mazie Mearns
Mionte Moses
Mabel McWhorter
Arlene Deaton
Inez Boswell
Margaret Clark
Mesdames Dithert
E. L. Jones
Lee Moses
Russel Martin
Agnes Cureton
Mrs Thistle and son visit Port Amboy aunt
Mrs J Thistle and her son Harry of Port Amboy New Jersey arrived Tuesday for a visit at the home of her daughter Mrs A V Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thistle
Harry
Port Amboy
N. J
A. V. Peterson
Library board meets as monthly session notes new circulation cards
The Dordshung Hidalgo Library board held its regular meeting Monday afternoon with President Mire Rethel Puller presiding. The board announced free circulation cards issued to date and noted a Junior library selection for older girls, “Peaster's Torch” by Gertrude Crowninshield illustrated by Walter Pyte. A tragic plane crash near Macon Missouri claimed Bronson Cotting and three others with one more death reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dordshung- Hidalgo Library Board
Mire Rethel Puller
Manes
Bethel Puller
J C. Conner
Ray Eddington
N.C Tennes
Felix Cauthier
Walters
Ome Olney
Mathilda Letineon
T. Sertth
Gertrude Crowninshield
Gertrude Crowninfield
Walter Pyte
County Superintendent Visits Aniegan School
Mrs Katy Hall county superintendent of schools visited the Ani e fan School Monday. She found school work progressing nicely. The high school juniors and seniors are busy on their play Just What The Doctor Ordered to be staged at the new school auditorium which is expected to be complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Hall
Sotwoweils
Aniéfan
Cattle Prices Improve As Ranch Sales Rise
Cattle prices rise with several large consignments moving to California and Indiana for further feeding. Mitchell operation reports 308 head sold at 6 4e with strong demand for twelve to fourteen year old steers and yearlings, producing substantial nationwide movement and improved returns.
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Remieres
Inter Delivery
Ada
W. Wilkie
Mitchell
Sona
Earth
Maria
Lodiane
California
Muir Ranch
W. Collins
David Conihe
Deonne Sanders Ranch
Woo Mitchell
Indiana
Mitchell Company
Colorado
Martin
Prosperity chain letters reach Lordsburg in local mail
Local residents report prosperity chain letters arriving in Lordsburg with familiar names printed on the notes. Officials question legitimacy and potential for a quick-wealth scheme as authorities, including Attorney General Frank H. Patten, investigate after removing addresses from a sample letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LoMisburg Peat Office
Lordsburg Pele
Frank H. Patten
Lox Supper Tonight At Methodist Undercroft
A box supper hosted by the Young People group will be held in the Methodist church undercroft. All ages are invited. Ladies supply boxes, coffee and ice tea are free. A popularity contest will select the most popular lady and gentleman with cakes for winners. Proceeds fund Young People's Division delegates to Sacramento Assembly next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lordsburg Vakery
Weplay
Sacramento
Cattle Sanitary Board Reappoints Inspector Coleman
The Cattle Sanitary Board reappoints Inspector John H. Coleman to another term. He is described as courteous and efficient in his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
John H. Coleman
Red Rock CCC Boys to Stage Mother's Day Program
Red Rock CCC enlistees plan a Mother’s Day program at Recreation Hall on Friday May 1 at 7 30 pm directed by Educational Director Gilbert Shaw with Allen Mepey providing stage ideas. After the program a dance will follow with local musicians. Lordeburg community members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Regey
OCC
Mr. Straw
Sone
Lordeburg
Polo and roping event at Lordsburg field next Sunday
A poster promises polo on Sunday afternoon between Silver City and Lordsburg at the field three miles north of Lordsburg on Highway 180. The event features a goat roping contest with a $2 entrance fee and a jack-put roping contest with a purse awarded on a MW basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Lordsburg
Teaue
New Mexico and West Texas Hotel Groups Form Alliance
Nat Gatmenon, manager of the Hidalgo Hotel, says representatives at Artesia last week agreed that the New Mexico and West Texas hotel associations will unite to improve benefits and efficiency. The move is viewed as wise for the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Wrist Texas
Nat Gatmenon
Mianager
Hidalgo Hotel
Artesia
West Texas
NPRA Field Adjuster Visits County Administrator Friend
Riett S. Lewis, NPRA field adjuster, visited his old friend County Administrator W. A. McAodries Priday this week. The meeting focused on local adjustment protocols and interagency cooperation.
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U. S
Bronson Cutting
N and T Club
Ist
Um Gass
Eve Nert
England
Hite l cd
eAheener
Mrs. Birchfield
Basil Tuller
City Enterprise
Euch
Basil
Bil Lewis
Charmion
Terdbure High
Pasil
PPPD
Mothipr
Methodist Chien
PPRA
Mis. Allen
WRD
NIGHT
Maccon
Missouri
Bronson Cotting
TWA
Livers
Ofc
Ae Amalnat
LOX
RID Rock
CCC
Pris
Lordbrurg High School
Ima Fairb
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