Mavericks Face 17 Game Schedule In 2 Tournaments
Lordsburg Mavericks basketball team returns six players 6 feet and taller for the coming season. Veterans Vasquez Oscar Diaz Tony John Arredondo Rivera and Nick Ruiz lead a group of seniors eight juniors and sophomores. The schedule opens with a Dec 6 game and includes Western Silver City Cliff Animas Cobre Deming Reserve Gadsden Hatch Hachita Willcox and others with a March 1 district tour set.
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Lordsburg Mavericks
LHS
Vasquez
Oscar Diaz
Tony John Arredondo
Rivera
Nick Ruiz
Ephomore
Mavericks
Sched
Bobine
Western
Silver City
Cliff
Animas
Cobre
Deming
New Mexico
Cobre Bayard
Gadsden
Lordsburg PTA Panel to Discuss Law and Order
A Monday night meeting in Lordsburg will feature a panel on law and order with A. W. Marshall and Judge C. L. Brown assisting. The panel will include Dr. J. H. Baxter M Kimbley and several local officials and citizens. A question period will follow and the public is invited. 1958 PTA dues are due.
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PTA
Lordsburg
A. W. Marshall
C. L. Brown
John Kirby
Las Cruces Production Credit Association Holds Dec 6 Meeting
D Hatfield president indicates the 24th annual meeting of the Las Cruces Production Credit Association will be Friday Dec 10 at the Town and Restaurant Las Cruces. Officers and directors listed include J B Harris president Las Cruces Hickman La Mesa E E Gallander Mountain Park J Culberson Lordsburg and R Jewkes secretary treasurer Las Cruces. The association provides farm livestock loans across six counties and Hatfield promises an interesting program and steak dinner after the business session.
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D. Hatfield
Las Mees
Las Cruces
Ince
J. B. Harris
H.ickman
la Mesa
E. Eallader
Mountain Park
J. Culberson
Lordsburg
R. Jewkes
Pasurer
Les Cruces
Bedit Association
Hatfield
TV Translator Association Disbands
The TV Translator Association met last Thursday night and voted to disband. All money subscribed for installation of the translators will be returned. President Bennie Everetts said subscribers may present receipts at the Chamber of Commerce office to Mrs. Margaret Codding for refund checks.
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TV Translator Association
Bennie Everetts
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Codding
Former Lordsburg Resident Charlotte Smith Dies in Tucson
Mrs. Charlotte Lottie A. Smith died November 9 in Tucson. Born January 29, 1896 in Pottsboro Texas, she lived in Lordsburg childhood, married Wade B. Smith in 1915, and later resided in San Simon El Paso before moving to Tucson 31 years ago. Services were held at Brings Funeral Chapel with Eastern Star rites. Pallbearers included R W Beene M L Flood Thomas R Young J E Tompkins R P Quint and George Watring. Survivors: Wade B. Smith Mary Tobias and two grandsons Harold and Charles Gammon brother N A Gammon and sister E M Fisher Sr. Attendees from Lordsburg included Nat Gammon and others.
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Charlotte
Lottie A.) Smith
Tucson
William Hobbs
First Methodist Church
Smith
Pottsboro
Tex
H. L. Gammon
Lordsburg
Wade B. Smith
M. L. Flood
Thomas R. Young
J. E. Tompkins
R. P. Quint
George Watring
Mary Tobias
Harold
Charles
N. A. Gammon
E. M. Fisher
Nat Gammon
C B. Foxworth
Jack McGhee
E. M Fisher, Jr
Don Cossack Choir Member Dies in Local Hospital
Alexander Pepeskoul, a member of the Don Cossack choir, died at Hidalgo County Hospital after a brief illness. The troupe had halted here on the way to Roswell. Pepeskoul had fatigue and fever for days and was hospitalized before the group continued. The body went to Heather Mortuary for shipment to New York. Pepeskoul was Russian with no relatives in the United States.
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Alexander Pepeskoul
Don Cossack
Hidalgo County Hospital
Roswell
Pepeskoul
Heather Mortuary
New York
Bowman Family Weekend Visit in Tucson
Mr and Mrs Frank Bowman with Sharon and Patti joined Mr and Mrs E S Bowman in Tucson over the weekend. Bowman who had been very ill and in hospital is now home and improving.
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Frank Bowman
Sharon
Patti
Tucson
E. S. Bowman
Bowman
Votes In CofC Election To Be Counted
Chamber of Commerce members urged to complete and return ballots for directors. The counting committee will tabulate votes on November 25, so members should submit ballots promptly.
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Cofc
Chamber of Commerce
Yearbooks Distributed At WSCS Meeting
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Homer Brooks. Mrs. Olla Williams and Mrs. Jesse Austin led devotion and studied Mark. Yearbooks were distributed by president Mrs. C. C. Fuller. A rummage sale is planned for Nov 23 and members were urged to help collect items.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Homer Brooks
Olla Williams
Jesse Austin
Mark
C. C. Fuller
Iva Sheldrick
Bill Miller
Meeting Date of Band Parents Club Changed
The Band Parents Club meeting moved to Thursday night November 21 to avoid a conflict with PTA as they meet Monday November 18. The Band Parents will gather in the Band Room at 8 p.m. announced Ena Mitchell publicity chairman.
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Prents Club
PTA
Ena Mitchell
Animas Opens Basketball Season with Wins over Cliff
Animas opened their basketball season with a decisive win as the Animas B team defeated Cliff by a wide margin. The Animas A team started strong and maintained lead over Cliff, while Cliff’s B stalled after trailing. Animas hosts Hatch tonight and the Animus girls completed a clean sweep by beating Cliff girls by two points.
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Animas
Cliff
Hatch
Animus
Mrs Roy Bonar Hospital Update
Mrs Roy Bonar is back in the hospital this week and is improving.
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Roy Bonar
GOC To Meet At City Hall
The Lordsburg Ground Observer Corps will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in City Hall. M/Sgt. Albert Carter of the Tucson Air Command will conduct a four purpose meeting to spotlight reporting a plane, train observers, verify transmissions, and present GOC wings for 15 hours of sky watching. The session aims to address Sputnik era steps and invite observers to sign up on November 19.
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Lordsburg Ground Observer Corps
City Hall
Air Force
Albert Carter
Tucson Air Command
Moore Family Holds Early Thanksgiving Dinner
The W. F. Moore family gathered for a turkey dinner with four children and 19 grandchildren last Sunday. Mrs. L. F. Barlow and sons from California, visiting, could not attend. This marked the first time all have been together in several years. Family members in attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Moore and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Moore and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Moore and children, all of Lordsburg, and their daughter Mrs. Furlow and sons.
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W. F. Moore
L. F. Barlow
California
Pay Phones Cut Royal Phone Bill at Buckingham Palace
A London paper reports Buckingham Palace plans pay telephones for staff to prevent charges on the royal phone bill. Estimated annual savings amount to about 70 000 dollars.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Dodds Speaks To Lions Club at Hotel Hidalgo
Lloyd B. Dodds, M S T and T public relations head, spoke to the Lions Club at Hotel Hidalgo on Tuesday. He contrasted U S living with the \"other half\" of humanity, noting 2.3 billion people live in primitive conditions and that telephones are scarce outside capitals and major cities. Lion Jack Morgan presided.
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Lloyd B. Dodds
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lions Club
Hotel Hidalgo
Dodds
Lion Frank Harenburg
the Telephone Co
U. S
Canada
Great Britain
Europe
Lion
Jack Morgan
Buddy Poppy Sale In Lordsburg Declared Successful
Commander CR Simpkins of VFW Post No 3009 reports a successful Buddy Poppy sale last Saturday. Forty five percent of proceeds stay in Lordsburg for veteran rehabilitation and child welfare, ten percent go to the Eaton Rapids Michigan national home for widows and orphans. The Post and Auxiliary thank Lordsburg residents and assisting girls.
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CR. Simpkins
VFW
Simpkins
Lordsburg
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Panel Discussion at Brotherhood Rally in Lordsburg
The Lordsburg First Baptist Church hosted a Brotherhood Rally Monday night with a panel led by Rev. Roy Watson of Deming. The discussion focused on eradicating gambling alcohol and obscene literature, with panelists Dan Flood Irvin Spitler George Ewan Bill Sessions and Glen Storer. The Deming Brotherhood choir sang Stand By Me and an arrangement of Amazing Grace.
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Lordsburg First Baptist Church
Roy Watson
Deming
Dan Flood
Irvin Spitler
George Ewan
Bill Sessions
Glen Storer
Brotherhood Choir
Amazing Grace
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Basketeers
LCPCA
Assn
Frank Bowmans
National Honor Sociey
Lordsburg High School
Sammy Bishop
Johnnie Martinez
Rachel Chavez
Connie Young
Mildred Miller
Parents Club
GOC
Sputnik
Moore
Buddy Poppy
Southern Pacific Railroad
Paceman OM
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