Lions Honor Armistice Day With Community Program
The Jons Club held an Armistice program on Tuesday featuring songs, talks, and readings. Vernon Tolle announced his election as Vice-President and Lion Willard was named Governor for New Mexico of the National Aeronautic Association as part of the event.
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Blackburn
Lion Mins
Lion Song
Mearnson el
Jon Blackburn
Corai Wade Williams
Vernon O. Tolle
New Mexico
al Santa Fe
Tolle
Lion Willard EK
Fias
National Aeronautic Association
Chingion
Morningstor
Pateachie Association
Ate Weed
Lints
Lions Ghab
Chainman
Parnties
Melvin Jones
Wral
Lions International
America
National Ferie
Oy Scouts of
Armenea
Lions
Iefe
Ameri- Kdhhnadien
Joes Hale
Nat Bduialional Association
Ore
Mila
Missabelly Kelly
Ed Schhool
Nils
Kjellstrom
Con Wey
American Legion
Toroof
Oful
Atention
American Son
the Lion
T Lordsburg
M Legion
Merican Legion
Railroad Avenue
A. G. Has New Daughter In Colorado The Bride
A. G. Carley, of Colorado, welcomed a new daughter last week joining Chas. Carley and his family. A. G. Carley is pleased with the match and notes the bride is a mighty fine cook.
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Chas. Carley
A. G. Carley
Colorado
A. G
Duncan High Seniors to Host Balloon Dance
Duncan Union High seniors announce a Balloon Dance on November 25 at 9:00 p.m. in the school gym. The highlight will be a loving-cup trophy for the best mole waltzers. All are invited to join the evening of dancing.
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Duncan
Arizona
Duncan Union High Mo
Duncan H. S
Local Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets
The local W C T U met Monday with Mrs. 2. KR. Atkinson present. Mrs T A Phillips led the devotional stressing God's liberality. A program to be broadcast by Lordsburg W T V U over KOK Las Cruces between 2 and 4 p m on November 28 was discussed with local talent. Next meeting set with Mrs Mary Jo Swan on December 14.
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KR. Atkinson
T. A. Phillips
Lordsburg
Legion Commander Receives High Praise Letter
The American Legion national headquarters commends Commander Nils Kjellstrom of Lordsburg Post No. 30 New Mexico for enrolling 1432 members by October 2 and boosting post morale. The letter, from Assistant National Adjutant Frank E. Samill, lauds the post’s unity and Legionism.
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The
American Legion
Nils Kjellstrom
Cormander
Lordsburg
N. M
Kjellstron
Ho W. Neely
Ner Pats
Department of New Mexico
Carley Wins Prize In Armistice Day Parade
Pat Carley owned a decorated horse that won the prize in the Armistice Day parade. Chas Carley, the owner’s son, was to mount the horse during the event.
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Hambling Fied
Mice
Pat Carley
Chas, Carley
Chamber of Commerce urged support for community
A local editorial urges residents to fund the Chamber of Commerce, arguing it boosts prosperity and efficiency for the entire community. It calls the Chamber an agent for civic improvement and warns that withholding support slows local progress. Also notes social visits and travel of residents including Mrs. Norman McCluskey and Elbert Jones.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Loriaparg
Big Horn G P A Banquet Weathers Formal Gala Status
The Big Horn Game Protective Association banquet at Hidalgo Grill drew a large crowd and praise for smooth service and a strong program. President Walter Searles served as toastmaster, with A. W Morningstar of the Chamber of Commerce delivering opening remarks. Notables from game commissions and universities spoke, while musical numbers and reception features highlighted a successful, socially prominent event in southwestern New Mexico.
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Walter Searles
Jesse T. Steith
Hidalgo Grill
Big Horn Game Protective Association
Delmonien
Searles
A. W Morningstar
Chamber of Commerce
Hosenstein
Wade Williams
W. CG. Mearns
Marquis Sithfler
Gane Commission
Willard F. Hol
New Mexico
Charles Proebster
The
Game Commission
Chipistine Ponkhouser
Parent Teachers Association Meeting Set for Monday
Regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teachers Association announced for Monday evening in the high school building at Brookovk. President A. W. Morningstar will preside with a vocal solo by Morningstar and remarks by committee members. Ada Coyner reports adjournment and convention details.
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Peachers
R Oclovk
A. W. Morningstar
Ig Poe
Morningstar
Ery Voral
Ibe
Ada Coyner
Steins Junction Now Named Road Forks
Report notes Steins Junction renamed to Road Forks, with Forks representing Steins Junction. Sunset Highway branches from Broadway of America US 80. Gary-Austin service station and camp receives enhanced appeal.
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Forks
Steins Junction
Gary- Austin
Christ the Prince of Peace sermon at Red Rock
Sunday services will be held at the church with the minister discussing Christ as the Prince of Peace and a path to individual peace amid world conflicts. Bible School starts at 10 am and communion at 11 am with a warm welcome to all attendees.
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Asia
Church of Christ
Christ
Prince of
Red Rock
Searles Visit to Globe Highlighted by Social Call
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Searles paid a social visit to Globe on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. A. Reddus traveled with her niece Miss Dorothy Jones from El Paso to Willcox after a few days with her daughter Mrs. Jack Heather.
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Mrs. Elbert Jones
el Paso
Walter Searles
Globe
A. Reddus
Dorothy Jones
Jeff
Willcox
Jack Heather
Quail outing with Diefendorf group and luncheon for officials
De Diefendorf joined by Dr. Banks Austin and Earle Kerr to hunt quail on Thursday. State Game Warden Barker and State Expert Ligon were luncheon guests of the Chamber of Commerce.
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de. Diefendorf
Banks Austin
Earle Kerr
Barker
Ligon
Chamber of Commerce
Quitting Retail Business Prompts Closure of New Way Grocery
A. Cueto owner of New Way Grocery plans to close the retail end of the business by year end. He has shifted focus to other duties and urges readers to view his ad in this issue for details.
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New Way Grocery Company
A. Cueto
Southern Pacific Announces Cent-a-Mile Return Fares for Holidays
Southern Pacific outlines cent-a-mile excursion fares for Thanksgiving homecomings in New Mexico and nearby Western states. J T Clayton, agent, says dates November 24 25 26 with return by December 2 support trips home, timed around the holiday. City Marshal Ganner reports a Chevrolet theft in Tucson with suspects linked to the vehicle and car recovered after arrest.
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Southern Pacific
Conner
New Mexico
J. T. Clayton
Ripstag
Eenl
Clayton
Chas. A. Ganner
Tucson
Harry Anderson
Thomas Higgison
Your Men
Star
Bin
Tme
Arizona City
Good Deed by Ariz Host Feeds Lordshurg Wanderers
A reporter recalls a winter night shelter at the Lordshurg Railroad club where Ralph Smith of liflen Arizona fed and housed a motley crowd. Dozens slept on chairs and lounges as one man hungry for work received aid, embodying a Navarene teaching in action.
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Salvation Army
Lordsburg
Railroad Club
Pan
Ralph Smith
Liflen
Ariz
Lordshueg Gate
Axeis
Navarene
J. Fitzpatrick
Hachita Hotel Residents and Local Accidents
Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson rent rooms at the Hachita Hotel. Mrs John Sequentes left for Mexico to visit her daughter Mrs James Stephenson. Oscar Anderson and family visited Hachita. Johnny Passage died after a fall from a water tank at Culurolose. he leaves a widow and ten children. Tom Bowles from Culberson is hospitalized with a broken leg after an Monday morning accident.
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Robert Anderson
Hachita
John Sequentes
Mexico
James Stephenson
Oscar Anderson
Hugh Anderson
Johnny Passage
Coluroluse
Tom Bowles
Culberson
Lordsburg Superintendent Elected State Education VP
Vernon C. Tolle, superintendent of Lordsburg schools, was unanimously elected vice president of the New Mexico Educational Association. He previously served as president of the teachers' council, a body influencing the policies of the state's educational system. A group of younger girls met Saturday afternoon to form a sewing club to convene weekly at Catherine Lovell's home.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico Educational Association
Vernon 0.Tolle
Cet
Catherine Lovell
School Chief Attends New Mexico Education Convention
Mrs. Olivia Wells county school superintendent attended the New Mexico Education Association convention held in Santa Fe last week.
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Olivia Wells
New Mexico Education Association
Santa Fe
Mr and Mrs Charlie Yarborough Visit With Daughter
Mr and Mrs Charlie Yarborough and daughter Anna Mae of Animas visited here on Monday, stopping to see residents and share news of their family.
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Charlie Yarborough
Anna Mae
Animas
Mrs Dee Hall Accepts Teacher Post at Rodeo School
Mrs Dee Hall left Wednesday to accept a position as teacher in the Rodeo school.
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Dee Hall
Rodeo
Boy Scout Hike At Fellers Farm On Gila River
Scouts of Troop No 1 undertook an all night outing to Fellers Farm on the Gila River, November 4. Transportation by Kvana Motor Co and local hosts enabled a 7:40 AM departure from Lordsburg with 24 scouts. They swam, played football, built fires, and held a council circle with ghostly rites, sharing stories of Indian graves and river legends before dawn.
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Fellers Farm
Gila
Kvana
Ehrhardt
Dorrance
Ownby
Lordsburg
Beouts
Reville
Mr. Dorrance
Major Kendall Visits Lordsburg Armistice Day
Major Kendall visited Lordsburg on Armistice day and presented Secretary WE Hall of the Chamber of Commerce with a regimental shield of the Eighth Cavalry. A portion of the shield honors White Horse Charlie, an Indian scout for Geronimo.
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Kendall
Major Kendall
Lordsburg
We, Hall
The
Chamber of Commerce
Eighth Cavalry
White Horse Charlie
Geronimo
Friendly Five Shoes Highlight Armistice Day Display
Paul S. Dean of Jarman Shoe Company Nashville led a display car and radio station on wheels in front of The Union store as Friendly Five shoes were on sale. Leta Eppstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eppstein, celebrated her first birthday beside a number 42 shoe, with a company magazine planned to feature the photo.
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Paul S. Dean
Jarman Shoe Company
Nashville
Tenn
Union Store
Leta Eppstein
Maurice Eppstein
Friendly Five Company
HIGERIA MAKES GOOD YIELD
FE. T. Dunlap reports a harvest of seventy two tons of higeria from fifteen acres grown with flood water and summer rains. He notes eight to ten tons per acre on part of the land and attributes the success to conserving flood waters and using the rainy season.
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FE. T. Dunlap
Gene Inlaw
M. B. Keithly
Mr. Dunlap
Holt Appointed Governor for New Mexico N A A
National Aeronautic Association President Hiram Bingham informs Holt that he is appointed Governor for New Mexico. The notice places Holt as a leading figure within the association, requestinghis aid and cooperation in this important aeronautics role.
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Holt
New Mexico
N.A.A
Hiram Bingham
Connectcut
National Aeronauticl Association
Washington
Willard BE
Lordebure Chamber of Comeres
National Association
Covernor
New Mexco
Ench
National Aeronautic Association
Lordaburg
Che
Bingham
Aitanece
Get a Home and Stay There Warns Scribe in Highway Vision
A writer describes shocking scenes on a New Mexico highway where a young mother and child beg rides outside the city while others pass by. He laments land policy moves to turn public lands over to states and urges homeless landless people to rise against the perceived land grab.
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Highway 180
New Mexico
Hirota
Tle
Nan
Bhie
Jonae
Phoenix
Ammons
Olten
Lordsburg
U. & Government
McEvoy Moves Jewelry Repair Shop to Lordsburg Site
J. J. McEvoy, who has conducted business across the tracks, has moved to the McWhorter building next to the Lordsburg Shoe Shop. He plans to set up fixtures and stock in the new location to continue his jewelry and repair business.
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J. J. McEvoy
McWhorter
Lordsburg
American Legion Banquet for Auxiliary Formation
A banquet at Comrade Wells boarding house on Wednesday evening December 18 at 7 p m invites ex-service men and eligible mothers wives and daughters to form a Woman's Auxiliary. Guests may bring eligible relatives or attend alone to hear news. Price per plate to be announced. RSVP by Monday November 16 to Nils T Kjellstrom.
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Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Comrade Wells
Membe
Auxiliary
Nils T. Kjellstrom
Omen
Methodist Church Sunday School and Sermon Notes
Sunday School meets at 9 45 with attendance down due to absent teachers. Sermon Sunday morning centers on Salt as purification and preservation with the theme We are the salt of the earth. Sunday evening at 7 30 features Our Siamese Twin about the two natures within us as in Romans.
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Norman McCluskey
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Sidney Patterson
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Marion P. Welker
Douglas
Elbert Jones
BIG Horn G.P.A
Manuel Baron
Clifton
J. G. Acosta
Helen de la O
Mr. Baron
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Lorsburg Hospital
Marion Fisher, Jr
University of Arizona
FB. M. Fisher
Vernon C. Tolle
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Worms Club
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