Pioneer Rancher George A Godfrey Dies at 86
George Amos Godfrey a prominent New Mexico rancher died at his ranch home 13 miles southeast of Animas on a Saturday at age 86. Burial was in Middle Animas Cemetery with Masonic rites by Lordsburg Lodge No 30 AF and AM. He leaves his wife Thelma Gibson Godfrey, son William G Godfrey and four granddaughters. He built a major Hereford herd and served in numerous cattle grower associations, while also aiding youth and civic groups. A George Godfrey Memorial Scholarship Fund at New Mexico State University was established.
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Lordsburg Lodge No. 30
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Heather Mortuary
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Rhonda
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Newton
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Black Mountain
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Hatchet Gap
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Harry
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Cottonwood Canyon
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Hugh Godfrey
Bob Kincheloe
el Paso Cattle. Loan Co
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George Godfrey
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Animas FFA Holds 16th Parent Son Banquet
The Animas Future Farmers of America held its 16th annual Parent Son banquet April 28 with opening ceremonies by officers. Awards included proficiency winners Harvey Youngblood, Thad Garvin, David Turner, and Eddie Bagwell, plus Star Chapter Farmers David Turner and Eddie Bagwell.
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Animas Future Farmers of America
Eddie Bagwell
David Turner
Thad Garvin
James Bagswell
Joe Arambula
Andy Mortensen
Sentinel
Charles Lemons
Harvey Youngblood
Garvin
Ray Norris
Lordsburg
Turner
Jay Peterson
Sandy Peterson
Liz
Donnel
Cindy Harrington
Debbie Hudson
Louise Peterson
Harvey
Youngblood
Sorority Plans Mother's Day Breakfast Theme
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Phi Chapter met May 3 at Sandi Clark's home with Janell Fiie as co hostess. Plans were made for a Mother's Day Breakfast on May 13. Members Gloria Farris Judy Fisher Gyale Kipp Carolyn Corbell Opel Allen Nora Huna Toni Lowery Pat Williams Diana Culberson Judy Anderson Louise Morgan Molly Pressler Marshallene Goodsell Alice Noce and the hostesses attended.
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Xi Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sandi Clark
Janell Fiie
Gloria Farris
Judy Fisher
Gyale Kipp
Carolyn Corbell
Opel Allen
Nora Huna
Toni Lowery
Pat Williams
Diana Culberson
Judy Anderson
Louise Morgan
Molly Pressler
Marshallene Goodsell
Alice Noce
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Highlights
The menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday featuring items such as Milk Tamale Pie with cheese topping and sides, Tuesday meat with whipped potatoes and spinach, Wednesday spaghetti with beef and salad, Thursday sloppy Joes with corn and cake, and Friday franks with Mexican rice and a fruit dessert. Drink options include orange juice and buttered rolls with applesauce throughout the week.
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Bill Mullane
George Pendleton
Lloyd Reed, Ben Cochran
Arnold Bayne
Jim Gibson
Jim Culberson
Hidalgo County
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