Lordsburg Trades Day and Camp Entertainment Highlight
The event program details a May 1 parade, $180 in cash prizes, and a 1 pm march led by the Lions Club. A boxing card at Palador Pavilion features Art Wakefield versus Toe Guerrero, followed by a Patlador dance with promoter Fad Clark organizing an evening of shows and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Lions’ Club
Merchants of
Palador Pavilion
Art Wakefield
Toe Guerrero
Fl Paso
Wakefield
Uerrero
Patlador
Clark
Won Ww Jeppus Awarded Tennis Letter at NM State College
The article notes that Jeppus received a tennis letter at New Mexico State College alongside award of letters for boxing rifle marksmanship and other sports. It mentions participation by the college athletic council and a block letter A as a symbol for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeppus
Epertts
Todelbers
New Mexico State College
Robert de
College
Attendance at ann ageant in Knolls draws 3000
Report from Silver City that Mrs Glennon Editor John and Porterfield attended the ann ageant in Knolls over Friday. They estimate at least 3,000 people were in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterfield
Glennon
John
Lordsburg B P W Club Sponsors Junior4Senior Event
The Lordsburg B P W Club sponsors the Junior4Senior program to be held in the high auditorium Friday evening immediately after the Junior banquet. All parents and friends of these classes are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg B. P. W
Woman's Club Plans May 20 Meeting at Clubhouse
The Woman's Club will hold a relay afternoon event at the Clubhouse on May 20 at 2430. Past presidents will gather at the Algo Grill at 1:00 p.m. for a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo Grill
Student election at New Mexico State Teachers College
Annual student officer election held May 9 at New Mexico State Teachers College. Miss Beth Trj of Lordsburg was elected secretary treasurer of the freshman class and L Conner of Lordsburg, a sophomore, was elected secretary treasurer of the riot class and chosen as a junior class representative to the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Stateachors College
Beth Tr
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Important Townsend Meeting At Court House Tonight
Towns end residents are notified of an important meeting at the Court House this evening at 7 30. One member and their friends are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Uh
Court House
Marquis LeVelle Smith To Deliver N M Institute Valedictory
Marquis LeVelle Smith son of Mr and Mrs Jesse T Smith has been chosen to deliver the valedictory address at the New Mexico Military Institute June 4 Governor Clyde Tingley will present diplomas to the graduates Judge M A Otero Jr will give the commencement address Smith will graduate as first lieutenant and is praised as a young man of whom the town and state can be proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Marquis LeVelle Smith
Jesse T. Smith
New Mexico Military Institute
Clyde Tingley
M. A. Otero, Jr
Marquis
Frank Stengele Jr. to graduate as second lieutenant at NM Military Academy
Lordsburg celebrates Lt. Frank Stengele Jr as he earns a second lieutenant commission at the New Mexico Military Academy on June 4. After Fort Bliss training he will be first lieutenant and ROTC member eligible for GCC officer appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Frank Stengele, Jr
New Mexico Military Academy
Fort Bliss
ROTC
GCC
Enjoy Sunday Picnic Attended by Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoard and guests from Willcox joined Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd and daughters Earlene and Martha, along with Anna Mar Yastbrough and Walton Conrad, for a picnic at Gold Gulch on Sunday.
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Roy Hoard
and Mirs
Earl Boyd
Earlene and
Martha
Willcox
Anna Mar Yastbrough
Walton Conrad
Gold Gulch
Noted Arizonans Here in Lordsburg Honor Arizona Boosters
Two Arizona boosters attended a Lordsburg event Tuesday night. Mayor W A Sullivan of Globe and T F E Shipley from Phoenix met attendees. Sullivan, secretary of Gila County Chamber of Commerce and national head of the U S Highway, received a large gold painted key from Gov Tingley at Socorro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Arizona
W. A. Sullivan
Globe
T. F E. Shipley
U. S. Indian Service
Phoenix
Sullivan
Gila County
Army
Navy
Highway tour highlights state system progress
Burton G. Bayre assistant state highway engineer leads a tour of southern highways with aide H. B. Yoder. Bayre, former Grant county engineer, now heads state highway maintenance and the highway branch is praised for its smooth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton G. Bayre
H. B. Yoder
Burton
Grant
State Administration
Eastern Star Past Matrons Luncheon Held at Mrs Green Home
The Past Matrons club of the Order of Eastern Star met Thursday May 9 at 1 30 pm in the home of Mrs Miaude Green with present matron. Attendees included Olivia M Wells as president and several named members. Talks were given and members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. next gathering set for September at Mrs Myrtle Augustine's home.
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Order of Eastern Star
Miaude Green
The
Eastern Star
Maenbers
Mel
Olivia M. Wells
Anna Chase
Addie Trimble
Mattie Fuller
Jennie Gases
Sadie Sewall
Myrtle Augustine
Grace Corner
Mildred Tawnsend
Mrs. ES. Lewis Hosts N. and T. Club Tea
Mrs. ES. Lewis was hostess to the N. and T. Club Tuesday afternoon. Members present were Mesdames Chase Allen Fuller Green Tones Stvall Scofield Trimble and the hostess. Lovely refreshments were served.
Cadet Smith Wins Pup Tent Staff Award At Banquet
Capt. A. N. Carter announced the Pup Tent award for outstanding staff member at the staff banquet. The Pup Tent staff voted by secret ballot under Capt. Horgan’s supervision, selecting Cadet Smith M. L., editor in chief for the past school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pup
A. N. Carter
Pride couple visit Lordsburg from southern ranch
Mr and Mrs E M Pride visited Lordsburg on Wednesday coming from their ranch located south of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E.M. Pride
Lordsburg
Lions Club Hosts Guest Speakers In Lordsburg
Lions Club meeting Tuesday drew guests George A Schattenberg new Red Rock COC commander and Dr E M Parham back from California to NM. Parham praised Lordsburg hospitality and returning to the state. Members elected J C Miller president G L Ross first vp Harry Rosenstein second vp W C Sheberger secretary treasurer Pete Chase POM Metonis Nowtamer and approved a Memorial Day program with Lien Palm as chairman. Miller named delegate to the international meeting in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clb
George A. Schattenberg
Red Rock Coc
de. E M. Parham
California
Lordsburg
Parham
New Mexico
Glen Moses
Fausto Noche
Imeorbership
Jeffus, Palm and
Rows
J. Cloyd Miller
G. L. Ross
Harry Rosenstein
W. C. Sheberg
Pete Chase
Twister
Pom. Metonis
Lion Miller
Mexico City
Lion Patew
Tiong
Ross
Shelberg
Lien Palm
Donations of Twenty Two Books to Lordsburg Hidalgo Library
The Library Board gratefully accepts twenty two books donated this week by Mrs. Clint Olney and Mrs. Charles Conner. Titles range from Michelangelo biographies to Greek plays and modern short stories, including works by Yeats and Dostoevsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Olney
Michelangelo Symonds
Mesh Butler
Kennedy
Beebe
Brothers Karnmayor
Dostervvekin
Rutherford
Reed
Dana
Lane
Yeats
Benvenito Cellini
Syinomde
Science Ricardo
Leonardo da Vinci
Merejkowli
Lantedbury
Untermeyer
Car Sales Reported by Montague-Townsend Motor
The Montague-Townsend Motor company reported several new clr sales last week including A F Lane of Hachita with a Chevrolet coupe George Utter of Duncan with a one and a half ton Chevrolet truck W J Brock with a Chevrolet coupe Mrs Lillian Hensley with a Chevrolet coach and Mrs George Trimble with a Chevrolet sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clr
Montague-Townsend Motor Company
A. F. Lane
Hachita
George Utter
Duncan
W. J. Brock
Mra
Lillian Hensley
George Trimble
Visitors From Sulphur Springs Valley Return From Caverns
John Downs and his mother along with Miss Reitenger of Sulphur Spring Valley Arizona visited Mr. and Mrs. H L Scofield last week. They had been touring Carlsbad Caverns during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downs
Miss Reitenger
Sulphur Spring Valley
Arizona
H. L. Scofield
Carlsbad Caverns
Lions Club Minstrel Set May 21 at Studio Theatre
The Lions Club presents its second annual minstrel show at Studio Theatre next Tuesday at 8. The 65‑member cast features Glenn Moses Chip Pierce John Ball Myles Cohen Billy Fisher E Forest Sanders J C Miller and Salm Gass with Vocalists Banks Austin H Gondor Rosenstein Fuller and Chip Pierce. Sam Gass directs. Mrs Glen Ross leads music. band led by W C Mearns performs. Admission 20 cents for children 50 cents for adults with reserved seating at the Community Public Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Studio Theatre
Glenn Moses
Chip’ ‘Pierce
John Ball
Myles Cohen
Billy Fisher
E. Forest Sanders
J. C. Miller
Salm Gass
Baby Rose
Dr. Banks Austin
Marvin
Chip’ Pierce
Fmale
W. C. Mearns
Community Public Service Company
Opening of trout fishing season announced by game department
The Department of Game and Fish announces the trout season opening with improved water conditions from last year. Officials clarify the date does not fall on Sunday May 19 and must wait until May 22. New licenses are required as old ones expired March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Game and Fish
R. Ff, Ravens
HW. T. Hall
Row
Dick) Cureton
Earl Brown
Weat Park
Gila
Dave
Funny Tribe
Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting and Campaign Close
The Pythian sisters held a Monday night meeting as their aventbhership campaign closed. Mya Ona Olney’s team led with Mrs. Ruth Cohen on the winning side. Mrs. Olney reported from grand temple while Mrs. Clark offered points for a busy year. Mise Lola Beavers transferred from Globe Temple and a large number of candidates were to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Mya
Ona Olney
Willian
Ruth Cohen
Olney
Grand Temple
Clark
Mise Lola Beavers
Globe Temple
Recreation Hall to Open Saturday Morning in Lordsburg
William G Mihas, former Star Grill operator at Tucson, opens a new Recreation Hall in the Vendobne Building on Saturday May 18 with new pool tables and fixtures. All opening day proceeds go to Lordsburg Cemetery Association. Mihas arrives with strong endorsements from local officials and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Mihas
Star Grill
Tucson
Vendobne
Lordsburg
Swortiine Court
Henry Jaasted
Pmyor
Rleb
Butler
John F. Belton
C. A. Wallard
D. G. Chalmers
George D. Bedell
The
Valley National Bank
A. H. Condron
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Recital by Mrs Long at High School Auditorium
On Friday May 31 at 8 p m Mrs Eleanor Long presents a musical recital at the high school auditorium featuring exclusive pieces performed by local artists. Four pianos with sixteen hands perform as a special feature along with violin piano numbers and dancing. Public invitation extended to all music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleanor Long
Au Editorium
Ross Attends State Bankers Convention in Roswell
G. L. Ross departed yesterday for Roswell to attend the State Bankers Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Ross
Roswell
State Bankers
Consention
Weather forecast for Lordsburg New Mexico May 16 1935
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Clouds prevail with light south winds shifting to west and increasing Friday. Saturday should see similar temperatures with moderate west winds. Temperatures range from a low around 48 to a high near 88 for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Denver
Colo
Lordsburg
Brewer
Local Social News From El Paso And Lordsburg
Mrs. John S. Clark and son Thomas Banks of El Paso join Mr and Mrs John H Clark as John S attends cavalry maneuvers near the Ruidoso country. A luncheon at Hidalgo grill features Mrs Clark Mrs Garven and others plus Mrs Banks. Mrs KH Warmer of Antoras visits Lordsburg on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Clark
Thomas Banks
el Paso
Wend
John H. Clark
John S
Nat Garvénen
Punks Austin
Toad Mie
Cabe
Themes Banks
Hidalgo Grill
Bridge
KH. Warmer
Antoras
Lordsburg
Tuesaday
Appointment of Dennis Chaves to Senate Vacancy
Former Com presean Dennis Chaves named by Governor Clyde Tingley to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Bronson Out ting. The selection was announced last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Chaves
United States
Bronson Outting
Clyde Tingley Leet
Board of Thanks for Floral Offerings in Bereavement
We thank friends for kind acts and beautiful floral offerings during the loss of Mea Edna Mae Upshaw and family members D I Upshaw Almond and fanny Tom Upshaw and family Mire D C Upshaw provided by the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae
Upshaw
Almond
Fanny
Tom Upehaw
Fanity
Mire
D.C. Upehew
Mrs Fuller's Recital Delights Large High School Audience
A rare musical event at the High School auditorium Tuesday evening featured Mrs Fuller and her class from the B Sharp Club. Students Ruth Wood Mildred Commer Shirley Henalee Dorothy Milonis Puella Sitchbeld June Brooks Ouida Smith Dora Kien Meat her Nad Wood Lola Jane Graham Jay Helle Scott Violet Giletore Elizabeth Mwing Pearl Scott and young men Warren Fuller Eugene Palow Jesse Palow Mere Nadine Varrar Warren Fuller contributed a duet. The recital showcased piano trios two piano ensemble and a classical reading with Miss Mildred Connor at the piano. The B Sharp Club partners with the National Federation of Music Clubs and Shirley Measlee won the guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puell
Ruth Wood
Mildred Commer
Shirley Henalee
Dorothy Milonis
Puella Sitchbeld
June Brooks
Ouida Smith
Dora Kien Meather
Nad Wood
Lola Jane Graham
Jay Helle Scott
Violet Giletore
Zabeth Mwing
Pearl Scott
Warren Fuller
Eugene
Jesse Palow
Mere
Nadine Varrar
Puller Ie
Mildred Connor
National Federation of Music Chats
Shirley Measlee
Financial Statement of Boy Scout Dance
Disputed ledger of a Boy Scout dance lists revenues and costs. Tickets sold 50 at 1.10 each yielding 55.00 while donations total 40, funds from various vendors appear with small disbursements. Net receipts cited as 70.00 with items including soda sales and hat check revenues.
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Smith
Palador
Tas
Santa Fe
Lorde Lung Liberal
el Paso
Tom Bleanvelt
Ralph Smith
Sparmgles
Raloh South
Dey Good, Co
PI Paso
Texas
White House Dent
Paso
H. Conder
Hen Dunagan Returns to Lordsburg Studio Theatre
Ben Dunagan former Studio Theatre manager returns from Blythe and Los Angeles after a three week visit. Agnes remains in Blythe finishing high school. Dunagan to work on claim south of Animas station while Junior and Ben run the Studio Theatre. He notes Palo Verde valley in California will soon be cultivated with alfalfa and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dunagan
Studio Theatre
Blythe
Los Angeles
California
Lordsburg Boy Scouts Launch Underpass Cleanup Drive
Troop 121 plans grass cutting and cleaning around underpass sections to improve town appearance. They will canvass residents for approval and seek citizen cooperation to elevate Lordsburg toward a big city basis. Mr and Mrs R B Ownby visited from Douglas for Mother's Day with Nora Ownby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Lordsburg
R. B. Ownby
Douglas
Nora Ownby
Mrs Anona Maroscoe and Barbara Nell Visit Separ
Mrs Anona Maroscoe and her daughter Barbara Nell of Separ are visiting at the home of Mrs Merritt Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anona Maroscoe
Barbara Nell
Separ
Merritt Kelly
Charles Swain Collects Notable Relics Across Arizona
Charles Swain traversed eastern Arizona gathering valuable relics including leather bound books such as a Bible printed in 1800s, a 1808 Prenel grant map, 1822 United States History, 1818 Toba Wesley sermons, 1816 Morse geography, 1899 Teacher’s Assistant Arithmetic, and several government land deeds dated 1849 to 1858, with a state deed by the Arkansas governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Charles Swaid
Imis
Toba Wesley
Morse
Zachary Taylor
Franklin Pierce
Arkansas
Cutting Memorial Formed to Erect Monument for Hronson Cutting
An impromptu meeting of New Mexico State Veterans Council members and Bernalillo County Chapter No 1 created the Bronsom Cutting Memorial Association to raise funds for a monument to Hon. Hronson Cutting. War veterans and friends will be solicited for contributions. Temporary officers named include Gen. H A Ingalls president Roswell, George Curry vice president Hot Springs, Chas A Reynolds secretary Albuquerque, Felix S Jordan assistant secretary Albuquerque, Gyrus McCormick treasurer Santa Fe. Trustees listed as Col J D Atwood Roswell, Peter Ragcoch Las Cruces, Thomas Trader Las Vegas, Paul Gantz Silver City, Felipe M Garcia Albuquerque, plus Baca Belen and Redman Samloval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menbers
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Baca
Belen
Redman Samloval
Monday Bridge Club Hosts Salad Lunch and Prizes
Mrs. S. FE. Allen hosted the Monday bridge club. Members present included Mesdames Oscar Allen, Margaret Vinson, Harold Rolfe, Jack Heather, Maude Luckie, Stella Egen, EF. J. Short, and Frank Winters. Mrs. Vinson won the high score prize. A salad course with sandwiches and coffee followed.
Deming visitors travel to Bisbee for Mother's Day
Harold Scofield Mrs H L Scofield Miss Uma Fairly and Miss Timma Garcia of Deming motored to Bisbee to visit Mrs Scofield s aunt for Mothers Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Scofield
H. L. Scofield
Uma Fairly
Timma Garcia
Deming
Bisbee
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Dennis Chavez
U. S
Neet
Aan Ene
Ed Rock Camp
Red Rock
Recreation Mall
Little One
Ot Aves
Om the
Terrell Iker
Hargrave
George
Cecil Jack Ther
Ard E. Holt
Shaw
Fepey
County of
Hidalgo
LA. Shattersberg
Silver City
Woman's Club
Marours Levelle Smith
N. Mom
N. and
T. Club
Capt. Carter
Lordsbburg-Hidalgo Library
Sam Gass
Jakes
Glen Ross
Pythian Sisters
Lordsburg, N. M
Ae Agia
Mrs
Dunagan
BOY Scouts
Charles Swain
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