Mexican Desert Banquet Highlights Junior Senior Prom
The annual Junior-Senior banquet was held at the high school in a Mexican desert themed room. Yucca greasewood and red chile peppers decorated walls while a desert garden centered the tables. Attendees included 45 guests with Ruth Fisher and Marty Chase giving talks and Betty Figeuroa reading on Cinco de Mayo.
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Miss Dahl
Ruth Fisher
Marty Chase
Frank Stengele
Mise Schiefelbein
Mr. Miller
Bapt. KR. A. Palin
Betty Figeuroa
J. A Jones
Senior Calendar Updates After Banquet Changes
With the Junior-Senior banquet canceled and the Prom gone, remaining events include Kid Day on May 12, Alumni Banquet May 13, Baccalaureate May 21, Class Night May 23, and Commencement Day Report Cards on May 24.
Band To Play For Seniors 1933 Exercises
The music department plans performances for the 1933 senior graduating events. The band will provide music for both the baccalaureate and commencement exercises along with additional selections.
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Imiusic
Home Economics Class Visits Lordsburg Bakery
Members of the Home Economics class toured Lordsburg Bakery last Monday afternoon. They gained useful information during the visit and particularly enjoyed a large hot doughnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Bakery
Commencement Plans for Sensors of 1933
The Sensors of 1933 will have State Senator and local attorney Lee Brown Atwood as speaker for the graduation ceremony on Wednesday May 24 at the high school auditorium. Fifteen seniors are listed including Edward Altuna Gladys Anderson Clyde Atkinson Fernando Baron Olga Baron Cora Bartlett Harry Chase Gracie Conner Nadine Cousland Rose Drysdale Margaret Evans Betty Figuera Hazel Pendleton Marquis Smith and Frank Stengele.
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Lee Brown Atwood
Atwood
Edward Altuna
Lordsburg
Gladys Anderson
Red Rock
Clyde Atkinson
Animas
Fernando Baron
Olga Baron
Cora Bartlett
Harry Chase
Gracie Conner
Nadine Co
Students Enjoy Prom After Junior Senior Banquet
After the Junior Senior banquet last Friday night students and teachers were guests of the Business and Professional Women at a Prom held in Central School.
Mothers Day Tea Planned by Lordsburg High School Group
Members of the Home Economics Classes at Lordsburg High School plan an invitation tea for Mothers Day next Sunday. The event will run from four to six at the home of Miss Nadine Cousland.
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Fconomers
Lordsburg High School
Nadine Cousland
Former instructor Miss Laissure wed Mr Hall of Carlsbad
Former English teacher Miss Marguerite Laissure, last employed at Lordsburg High School, married Mr Hall of Carlsbad New Mexico. She resigned in 1931 to take a post at Carlsbad High School where she has since taught.
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Marguerite Laissure
Lordsburg
Hall
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Laissure
Carlsbad High School
Kid Day Today at Senior Class Walk
Senior classmates plan a playful Kid Day turning back time with kid costumes activities and a kid program to mark the end of the walk. The event centers on dressing as youngsters and enjoying nostalgic school-day fun.
Home Economics Club Sees Pin Plans and Talks
The final meeting of the Home Economics Club was held last Monday at seven in the High School. Members planned ordering club pins and hoped for arrival before school ends. A short program included talks by Watel Pendleton and Ruth Wallace on Advice to Young Girls.
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Home Eronomics Club
Homme Economics Club
Watel Pendleton
Ruth Wallace
Chemistry Class Visits Eye Theory Lecture and Photo Demo
Twenty five chemistry students visited H. H. Condor Jeweler and Optometrist on May eighth. Condor lectured on the chemical theory of vision and Addie Louise Conner demonstrated developing and printing photographs. Condor also spoke to the physiology class at the High School in the afternoon on the anatomy of the eye.
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H. H. Condor
Condor
Addie Louise Conner
Mr. Condor
Art Exhibit This Afternoon At Central School
The annual art display features top student works from Central and Wilson schools. A short program begins at 1 30 this Friday afternoon May 12 at Central school, followed by the exhibit. The public is invited to attend.
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Central
Wilson
Central School
Lordsburg High Alumni Banquet Saturday Night
The annual Lordsburg High School alumni banquet will be held Saturday night with attendees from across the globe. A dance will follow the banquet, reviving memories of past school days.
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Lordsburg High School
Athletic Association thanks PTA for $34 donation
The Athletic Association credits the Parent Teachers Association with a $34 donation to apply toward the debt on the rights of the field west of the school.
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the Athletic Association
Parent Teachers Association
JR. HIGH GIVES PARTY SPONSORED BY 4 H CLUB
The 4 H club under Mise Lahann sponsored a party last Saturday night at the junior high. Readable parts mention jig saw puzzles and activities for students.
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JR. High
4-H
Mise Lahann
Square Crooks Headline Parent Teacher Play Delights Crowd
The Parent Teacher play Square Crooks starring Tom Bleauvelt Margaret Green Basil Fuller Dollie Wog stad Richard and Betty Tatsch Sam Gass Myles Cohen Harold Scofield Winnifred Lahan and Ima Fairly drew rave reviews. Supt Palm and Sam Gass led the troupe taking the show to Virden where it also received applause. Mayor Rosenstein and Mrs Puller contributed pleasing interludes with a piano solo and saxophone piece by Marquis Smith. Los Cinco Cincopaters also wowed the audience.
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Superintendent Palm
Sam Gass
Virden
Mayor Rosenstein
Claude Puller
Marquis Smith
Los Cinco Cincopaters
Railroad Club Opening A Splendid Success
Ralph Smith opened the new Railroad Club to an unprecedented Saturday crowd. The home orchestra Los Cinco Cincopaters provided music for dancers as deer head decorations drew praise for being among the best in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Railroad Club
Mr. Smith
Los Cinco Cincopaters
Hospital Notes Report Local Surgeries and Recoveries
Victoria Lopez of Lordsburg underwent an operation May 4. Lee Bowsher of Bowie Ariz discharged May 5 after ruptured appendix surgery. J C Chesser of Clifton Ariz operated May 3. Fred Roscoe of Safford Ariz operated May 6. Mrs J B Kelly of Paradise Ariz operation May 9. Alex Laurinas of Lordsburg operation May 10. All doing nicely.
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Victora Lopez
Lordsburg
Lee Bowsher
Bowie
Ariz
J. &. Chesser
Clifton
Fred Roscoe
Safford
J. B. Kelly
Paradise
Alex Laurinas
Fulton Couple Visit From Deming Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Fulton traveled from Deming to the city on Wednesday, stopping briefly for a social call.
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Sam P. Fulton
Deming
PTA Meeting Highlights Student Talent Program
The Parent Teacher Association schedules its May 18 meeting with a program featuring vocal solos by Sam Gass and Mr. Rosenstein, violin solos by Mrs Terry Williams, reading by Betty Tatsch, clarinet duet by Mr. Mearns and Marcus Smith, and more. The event aims for an adult audience and will decide which room receives the picture permanently.
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Gass
Miano Solow
Fitzpatrick
Rosenstein
Banke Austin
Terry Willams
Betty Tatsch
Vian
Claude Puller
Mearns
Marquis Smith
Me. Palm
Ross
First Sports Trade Day Debuts May Twenty Seventh
The town launches its first Sports and Trade Day on the last Saturday in May with free events for all ages. A big ball game prizes, children’s sports, pony races, and a Railroad Club dance featuring Los Cinco Cincopaters headline the evening. Local stores offer special bargains.
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Southwest
Railroad Club
Los Cinco Cincopaters
Senator Atwood Chosen as Commencement Speaker
The Class of 1933 selected Senator Lee Brown Atwood as commencement speaker at the State College ceremony and dress, a distinct compliment to the state senator.
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Lee Brown Atwood
Senator Atwood
State College
Prisoners Taken To Santa Fe Penitentiary
Sheriff C A Conner transported a group of prisoners to Santa Fe penitentiary last week. Two inmates on suspended sentences faced new violations for stealing a ton and a half of coal from a Southern Pacific car. Sen and Mrs Lee Brown Atwood were weekend visitors in Silver City. They attended a gathering with dancing and music by Helen Johnson. Dainty refreshments were served. Prizes for jigsaw puzzle completion went to Gladys Gene Malone Lowell Jones Carol Conner and Bennie Cross.
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C. A. Conner
Santa Fe Penitentiary
Southern Pacific
Sen
Mrs. Lee Brown Atwood
Silver City
Helen Johnson
Gladys Gene Malone
Lowell Jones
Carol Conner
Bennie Cross
4-H Club News Votes New Treasurer
The 4-H Club met May 8 in the Central building. Goldie Wright and Annabel Dunagan joined the club, and Annabel was elected treasurer.
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4-H
Goldie Wright
Annabel Dunagan
Annabel
State Superintendent Georgia Lusk to Visit Lordsburg
State Superintendent Georgia Lusk will visit Lordsburg on Thursday and Friday. She is slated to speak at Animas Thursday night according to available information.
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Georgia Lusk
Lordsburg
Animas
Schools Extend Sympathy to Baron Family
Fernando Edward and Olga Baron received notice of a death in Clifton this week. The schools extend sympathy to the Baron family for the loss of their two brothers.
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Fernando
Edward
Olga Baron
Clifton
Tuesday Night Bridge at Mrs Boswell Home
Tuesday night bridge met at Mrs Walter Boswell home with Mrs Will Townsend as hostess. Present were Mesdames Geo Tyra Ed Clark Ralph Smith Marie Graham L K Vinson Claude Olney Tom Lister Weldon Martin Walter Boswell and hostess. Guests were Mesdames Harry Scofield and Art Shoemaker. Mrs Lister won high score. Refreshments of salad sandwiches and tea were served.
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Walter Boswell
Will Townsend
Geo. Tyra
Ed. Clark
Ralph Smith
Marie Graham
L K. Vinson
Claude Olney
Tom Lister
Weldon
Martin
Harry Scofield
Sunday Visitors Reach Silver City
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Warner visited in Silver City on Sunday along with Mrs. Geo. Trimble Mrs. Mildred Townsend Miss Ada Coyner and Miss Nan Scales.
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C. H. Warner
Silver City
Geo. Trimble
Mildred Townsend
Ada Coyner
Nan Scales
Senator Atwood Named Commencement Speaker at NMSTC
Senator Lee Brown Atwood of Lordsburg chosen as commencement speaker for New Mexico State Teachers College. Commencement services set for Wednesday night May 17 at 8. Rev F E Mayfield pastor of First Baptist will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning May 14 at 1 at Lighthall auditorium.
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Lee Brown Atwood
Lordsburg
New Mexico State Teachers College
FE. L. Mayfield
First Baptist Church
Lighthall Euditorium
Silver City Enterprise
Lions Hear El Paso Guest and Plan May Events
The Lordsburg Lions Club met Tuesday with Ken Campbell of Johns-Manville El Paso as guest speaker. Officers were elected and plans made for a May 14 concert by the Treble Clef Singers and a Memorial Day parade, with Lions likely at Silver City meeting May 23 and 24.
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Lions
Lion
Jeffus
Ken Campbell
Johns-Manville Sales Corporation
el Paso
Broadway of America
Lordsburg
Rosenstein
Lion Augustine
Lion Morn
Nestar
Lion Holt
Lioness
Aid
Miso Juella Biicthfield
Ross
Silver City
Lion Leon B. Bower
Lion Russell
Deming
What Change To Fourth Class County Would Be What would we save
The Hidalgo County shift to fourth class would save salaries totaling 3,?X09 per year but raise the per thousand tax rate to 19.55 from 15.22. Nonresident corporate taxpayers would save 2475, while about 1000 taxpayers save 825 collectively, with corporate taxpayers spending the amount locally. LET'S KEEP HIDALGO COUNTY A THIRD CLASS COUNTY.
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Hidalgo County
State Tax Commission
N. M
Treble Clef Singers To Be At Methodist Church
Lordsburg hosts El Paso Treble Clef Singers in a W M S concert at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Admission 25 cents to cover transportation. The concert features Mrs Gladys Wilkerson Mevntrezat among the sopranos and a varied program with readings and instrumental numbers by Mrs Rau and others.
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el Paso
Lordsburg
Treble Clef Singers
W. M.S
Broadway of America
Gladys Wilkerson Mevntrezat
Chopin
B. J. Moore
T. RB. Knight
Dorothy Learmonth
J. B. Rawsing
Aloo
Ruth Rucker
Puzzling Beer Tax Problem At Wc Union Meet
Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a meeting at Mrs George P Jeffus home to pose a grade school math problem about a five dollar tax on beer per barrel and two cents per pint. They urged solving the problem to show the folly of such spending. Names of pupils solving it would be placed on an honor roll read at the next union gathering.
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Arizona
Women's Christian Temperance Union
George P. Jeffus
J. M. Dorrance
Ownby Hotel
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Union
Mary J. Swan
Attorney L P McHalffey on Silver City Business
Attorney L P McHalffey traveled to Silver City on Monday for official business and related engagements with local offices and clients.
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L. P. McHalffey
Silver City
Reforestation program names nine youths in Hidalgo County
Hidalgo County Emergency Relief Committee lists nine young men approved by the war department and training at Fort Bliss for reforestation work. With Forest ranger Scott’s help, the panel may select older men who have lived near a National Forest to establish a camp in the Coronado Forest in southern Hidalgo County amid deportations.
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Hidalgo County
Coronado Forest
Hidalga County
Banouet for Sixty Per Sons Served for $21
The Home Economics class planned prepared and served plates to sixty persons with mints as accessories. Mary Louise Noche Ruth Wallace and Goldie Wright were chosen as managers for the evening and earned credit for their efficient work. Flores Cureton Beth Ball Leta Bradberry Eula Bradberry and Vera Hillman handled supplies and tables and estimated quantities and prices accurately with total spend within a dollar. The girls feel they learned much from this experiment.
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Mary Louise Noche
Ruth Wallace
Goldie Wright
Florence Cureton
Beth Ball
Leta Bradberry
Eula Bradberry
Vera Hillman
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la Lista
Aguardiente de
Cereza
Pajaros de
Terneta
Papas Nuevas
Plata
Warren Fuller
Orpha Bradberry
Chandler Hill
Harry Martin
Mr. Mearns
Baneco
H. E
P.T. A
Demoss Hospital
P. T. Association
Chamber of Commerce
Santa FE
Lions Club
Rufus A. Palm
Lion G. L. Ross
Lion Roy H, Evans
Lion BR
W. B. Walton
Methodist Church
David McGraw
Annabelle Parrar
Paul Mestrezat
Leon Sweetland
Helen Reynolds
Ruth Muercher
Clifford Cunningham
FE. Stephens
Elaine Baldwin
Oscar Gutseh
T. B. Knight
Mike Dorothy Learmonth
Haydon Wood
Hayfields and Butterfiew
Telesa del Riego
Lassie O' Mine
Edward J. Wait
Treble Clef
Millitaire Kopin
CarrissimaeArthur
A. Penn
Tapatitee
Jessie L. Deppen
S$. Zameenik
Teresa del Rieno
Robin
Atina Case
Oscar Gutach
Wenken Blynken
Nod
Ethelbert Nevin
Oscar Gutsech
Knight
Miss Lear
Jack Kerr
Rv. F.C
Banouet
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