CCC Grazing Camp Planned Near Animas Station
The CCC will establish a grazing camp about three quarters of a mile east of Animas station on land owned by Stivers and Gauthier. Two officers, ten foremen, and 200 men will run programs for erosion control, range rehabilitation, rodent control, poisons, highway work, and a telegraph line from Lordsburg to Animas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Paul W. Brown
CCC
Animas Station
Stivers and
Gauthier
Soo
Fickett
Army
Merking
Division of Grazing
Department of the Interior
Township
Brown
Animas
Lordsburg
Agimas
Virden Bridge
Virden
Joyous Wedding Bells Ring For Meyer Miller In Las Cruces
Margaret Meyer daughter of prominent New Mexico family Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer wed J Cloyd Miller son of Dr and Mrs C A Miller at St Pauls Methodist Las Cruces on May 26. Pastor Dr Robert E Dickenson led a double ring ceremony amid flowers and a reception at the Meyer home. The couple departed for Albuquerque then to Lions events in Clovis before attending the Mexico City international gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Margaret Meyer
New Mexico
Frank Meyer
J. Cloyd Miller
C. A. Miller
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Robert E. Dickenson
Cloyd
Mr. Meyer
Meyer
Albuquerque
Jeffus
Lordsburg
George P. Jeffus
Earle Kerr
B. Austin
A. V. Broun
Goldie Wright
Willard E. Holt
Lions
Clovis
Musical Recital Tonight At High School Auditorium
Mrs E Long presents a recital tonight using four pianos at the high school auditorium. The event is expected to be well received as in previous performances. Also this week Mrs Mildred Townsend and Miss Amanda Rorom visited El Paso during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Long
Mildred Townsend
Amanda Rorom
el Paso
Joint Birthday Party for four youngsters at Lordsburg home
Mrs Rex Kipp and Mrs Claude Olney hosted a Saturday celebration for Claudene Olney nine? and John Muir Kipp four and Victor McKim nine in Senar. Ice cream and cake followed grace by Claudene. Guests included Lucille Brown Tommy Hall Norma Jean Bill Helbig Malcolm Boswell and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muir Kipp
Lordsburg
Rex ‘Kipp
Claude Olney
Claudene
Victor McKim
Senar
Victor
Grace
Holt
Mrs. Kipp
Mrs. Olney
Claudene Olney
Ohn Muir Kipp
Lucille Brown
Tommy
Jackie Hall
Norma Jean
Bill Helbig
Macolm
Mildred Boswell
Henry
Bobby Ellison
Theresa
Patty Ann
Dickie MccAndries
Margaret
Faye Bradberry
Henry Fuller
Mary Frances Broun
Betty Elms
Billy Burrus
Milton Malone
Betty Jean Kelly
Billy Shoemaker
Weldon Arnold
Tommy Ewan
John Muir
Mrs W A McAndries Hosts Bridge Shower
Mrs W A McAndries entertained at a Thursday bridge shower honoring Mrs Tom Mc Cabe. Mrs Pat Robinson and Helen Chase won first and second prizes. Honoree received many gifts. others sending gifts included Myron Fowler and Rose Rosenstein. Guests bringing gifts listed among a long group of friends and relatives. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McAndries
Tom McCabe
Pat Robinson
Helen Chase
Mesdames Myron Fowler
Rose Rosenstein
Nat Gammon
A. L. Green
Celia Fedrick
Dee Hall
W. C. Downey
Banks Austin
Bess Johnston
Ada Coyner
Mesdames G. Ross
R. A. Egan
W. T. Burruss
R. FE. Ruvens
E. J. Short
Eloise Clark
Oma Olney
Methodist Church Supper Sparks Popularity Contests
A covered dish supper was held Tuesday evening in the church basement. After the feast, contests awarded Dora Ellen Heather and Warren Fuller as the most popular girl and boy, with proceeds funding a delegate to the June Sacrament o assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist ‘Church
Dora Ellen Heather
Warren Fuller
Sacramento
Rosenstein Brothers Visit During California Detroit Trip
Leo Rosenstein and four companions traveling from California to Detroit visited his brother Harry Rosenstein on Tuesday morning, according to local witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rosenstein
California
Detroit
Harry Rosenstein
Three New Mexico Military Institute cadets to graduate
Harry Sylvester Chase Marquis LaVelle Tith and Frank Hopkins Stengele Jr. of Lordsburg along with Smith from Lordsburg High will graduate from New Mexico Military Institute on June 4 1935. The trio among eighty six cadets earning diplomas with NM governor Clyde Tingley presiding marks the institute's largest class with students from twelve states Mexico and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sylvester Chase
M. Chase
Marquis LaVelle
Tith
J. T. Smith
Frank Hopkins Stengele
F. H. Stengele
Lordsburg
New Mexico Military Institute
Chase
Junior College of New Mexico Military Institute
Peter Marshall Chase
Flarry
Lorichburg High School
ROTC
Smith
Lordaburg High School
Pup Tent
Stengele
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Mexico
Hawaii
County Home Demonstration Meetings Gather in Cloverdale
The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club hosted guests with native stone decor and Osnaburg dress patterns. Tasks included pillowwork, pattern cutting, and creating light summer dresses for June, with Mrs Fred Swenser as June hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
J. N. Sanford
Osmaburg
Fred Swenser
Tow Chaves
Andwiches
Animal Home Demonstration Club
Mrrs
Herbert Strange
L. C
Cohonte
Teen
Osnaburg
Cloverdale Club
R. Dunagan
J. Kearn
Rodeo Home
Wise Owl
Steins Club
Nelson Latham
Tom Reid
Junior G P A trip to Mogollon mountains annual outing
Messrs. Buster Weldon and R A Palm led junior members of the Big Horn Game Protective Association on a week long excursion into the Mogollon mountains. Each member carries a fishing license and many fish are expected for the frying pan. Members on the trip include Jesse Palm Leo Elm Jesse T Smith Jr Eugene Palm Billy Lee Smith Bobby Willian John Nicholson Lowell Jones Piddie DeMoss Buster Kunzie Ralph Gwartney and Eldridge Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Weldon
R. A Palm
Big Horn Game Protective Association
Mogollon Mountains
Jesse Palm
Leo Elm
Jesse T. Smith, Jr
Eugene Palm
Billy Lee Smith
Bobby Willian
John Nicholson
Lowell Jones
Piddie DeMoss
Buster Kunzie
Ralph Gwartney
Eldridge Rown
Silver City Chamber Elects Leaders At Annual Meeting
Editor John C. O Leary of the Enterprise was elected president and Lt. Col. Clyde Ear Ely owner of the Silver City Independent was elected a vice president. The two newspapers pledge united effort for public welfare. Jim Nations of Virden visited Lordsburg Wednesday. Maurice Eppstein and family enjoy a new Chevrolet coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Chamber of Commerce
John C. O'Leary
Enterprise
Clyde Ear Ely
Silver City Independent
Silver City
Prominent Visitors Plan Paso Exposition Train Tour
Prince Shah Babar and family stayed at Hotel Hidalgo to arrange an eleven car El Paso to San Diego Exposition train under Dusty Waller. Ninety entertainers perform with a stop at Lordsburg on June 1 offering concerts by Tipicia orchestra, Kawanis Glee Club, and Marshall Pool choir. Indian Davis the sling shot artist and a famous Mexican twin accompany the group. Trade Day entertainment invites all in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Shah Babar
Hotel Hidalgo
el Paso
San Diego Exposition
Dusty” Waller
Why Not
PF Paso Club
Dusty
Lordsburg
Tipicia Orchestra
Paso del Norte Arts and Craft Guild
Kawanis Glee Club
Marshall Pool Orchestra
Davis
Health Club Poster Contest Winners Named
The New Mexico Junior Health League contest at Lordsburg Central School awarded prizes for best girl and best boy posters. Dorothy Melanis won the girl prize a five pound box of candy and Gene Noche won the boy prize a five pound box of candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Interesting home demonstration highlights and craft display
Mrs Tom Reid presented a crocheted luncheon set with blue, yellow and green plate doilies and a center song runner. The article offers practical, no cost home improvement tips such as filling cracks, cleaning yards, building walks, repairing steps fences and releveling foundations using on hand materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reid
Miss Mildred Howe Hosts Girls Auxiliary Tea
Miss Mildred Howe hosted a Monday afternoon meeting of the girls auxiliary. The group spent the afternoon hemming tea towels for the Portales Orphanage while cookies and iced tea were served to Mrs. L. C. Henslee, Shirley Henslee, Mary Dee Hindman, Olive Ann Wright, Edith Burtcher. Her mother, Mrs. C. E. Morris, assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Howe
Portales Orphange
L. C. Henslee
Shirley Henslee
Mary Dee Hindman
Olive Ann Wright
Edith Burtcher
C. E. Morris
Mustang appoints student business manager for 1936 37
On May 21 the Student Council of New Mexico State Teachers College named A. J. Conner of Lordsburg as business manager of The Mustang for the 1936 37 academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico State Teachers College
A. J. Conner
Lordsburg
Mustang
Lions Club Trades Day and Athletic Program June 1st
The Trades Day Parade starts at 1:00 PM in Lordsburg. Cars line up in front of Lordsburg High School for a chance at prizes, including a $25 cash prize for the parade ticket holder. Reading of winners occurs after the parade, with numerous races and events listed and prize amounts noted, totaling $918.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lordsburg High School
Surprise Kitchen Shower for Miss Anita Dickenson
A surprise kitchen shower honored Miss Anita Dickenson sponsor of the Senior Class. She will wed Irving Menger of Alamogordo on June 18 at Tudla Birchfield’s home after an auto ride with classmates. Guests included Joella Birchfield Hannah Mayowan Lola Jane Graham and others as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Dickenson
Irving Menger
Alamogordo
Tudla Birchfield
Birchfield
Mre
Harold Fehrhardt
Joella Birchfield
Hannah Mayowan
Lola Jane Graham
Gladys Gene Malone
Pisine Burruss
Carol Conner
Jeraldine Jones
Sarah Cass Maxine Allen
Dora Heather
Evelyn Killebrew
Naomi Wood
Joanna Bounds
Mre. Ehrhardt
Birthday Party Honors Hobby Reynolds at Thursday Celebration
Mrs. Rh M Reynolds hosted a birthday event Thursday for her son Hobby with games and cake. Sisters Betta Whitfield and Inez Boswell assisted. Dorothy Singer and Boobie Rogers won prizes. Attendees included Frazier Scott, Claude Allen, Bobbie Rogers, Dannie Lee, Jackie Heather, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. M. Reynolds
Hobby
Betta Whitfield
Inez Boswell
Dorothy Singer
Boobie Rogers
Frazier Scott
Claude Allen
Bobbie Rodgers
Dannie Lee
Jackie Heather
Dickie Allen
Fred Ewan
Malcolm Boswell
Daphene Hayes
Dorothy Melnnis
Mary Frances ‘Malone
Mary Frances Broun
E F Laurinas
Jim Codding
Elmo Henslee
Tom Hall
Jack Hall
Clive Chenowth
Dan George
Harvey Stengele
Robert Burch
James Allen
Lonie Malone
Dean Henslee
Gilbert Buvens
Betty Reynolds
Rich Homestake Mine Taken Over by Detroit Investors
J. E. Allen announces that Montgomery Johnson and Walter, Detroit capitalists, have taken over five Homestake claims and added others to form a strong group of heavy producers. Work has begun under their personal direction, and the Detroit men are welcomed to New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Allen
Homestake Properties
Montgomery, Johnson and Walter
Detroit
Montgomery
Johnson
New Mexico
Eppsteins Bring Child Home From El Paso Visit
Mr and Mrs Maurice Eppstein traveled to El Paso on Sunday to bring back their daughter Lita who had been staying with her grandmother Mrs Cohen for a week Mrs Cohen joined them on the return trip for a visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Eppstein
el Paso
Lita
Cohen
Dr. Graham and Mrs Graham Visit Lordsburg
Dr Hoyt C Graham president of the State Teachers College at Silver City and Mrs Graham visited Lordsburg to reassure the mother of Miss Heth Ball and address concerns about her illness The party also chased a carved yuera cane once owned by President Roosevelt and four other distinguished Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt C. Graham
State Teachers College
Silver City
Graham
Heth Ball
Roosevelt
Benefit recital features Clark and Woodside at high school
Gilbert Talpin Woodside and Mise Tema Clark join Mrs. Fleaner Long’s pupils for an evening recital at the high school auditorium. Clark teaches violin at the Clark Studio in Tularesa led by her mother Annie Clark a longtime piano teacher. Woodside a former pupil in Hi dalgo Grant and Lana counties returns for another appearance. The program includes the eleventh hand rendition of Il Trovatore and the Zampa Overture plus Clark’s performance of The Old Refrain arranged by Fritz Kreisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert, Woodside
Mivers
Mise Tema Clark
Tularesa
Fleaner Long
Mise Clark
Clark
Annie Clark
Gilbert Woodside
Miss Clark
Fritz Kreisler
N. and T. Club Social Afternoon
Mrs. Addie Trimble entertained the N. and T. Club Tuesday afternoon. Members present included Mesdames J. EB. Allen Chas. Puller A. L. Green G. P. Jeffus B. J. Jones FE. S. Lewis H. L. Scofield W. H. Small and hostess. Lovely refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Trimble
N. and
T. Club
J. EB. Allen
Chas. Puller
A. L. Green
G. P. Jeffus
B. J. Jones
FE. S. Lewis
H. L.scofield
W. H. Small
No Further District Jury Authorized by Judge Hay
Judge George W. Hay said no additional district jury will be called at this time. The jury was not required to appear on June 3, and with most cases disposed of there will be no jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hay
Mrs. Jesse T. Smith to attend Roswell closing exercises
Mrs. Jesse T. Smith will depart early for Roswell to participate in the closing exercises of the N. M. M. I. This travel marks a brief community event as details follow in local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Smith
Roswell
Public notice: LOCC bonds called for redemption
Outstanding Home Owners' Loan Corporation 4 percent bonds of Series 1933 51 dated July 1 1935 are hereby called for redemption on July 1 1935 and will cease to bear interest on that date.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Pond
Willie Maude Carre
Albert
Jack Kerr
Bridge Party
Marouis Lavelle Smith
Prank Hopkins Stengele, Gr
J. E. Burch
White Signal Club
Grant County
Jim Nations
Paso
Health Club
Hig Auto Parade
Lucky Car
Peature
Heya
Rao
Red Rock CCC
Hove
Reev
Hoy
Boul
Rich Homestake
Detroit Mbn
DR. Graham
Wipe
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