Feeder-Sale Motorcade Tour Registers New Mexico Ranches
Superintendent Harlan announces a two day feeder sale motorcade starting Hidalgo Hotel at 8:00 Tuesday morning visiting ranches including Sherwood Cul Tom Dick George Cureton Royal Vilarrel Randolph and Silver City Chamber event. State College Extension co operates with New Mexico Stockmen magazine notes 700 calves in Lordsburg fair sale.
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Ral
Harlan
Hidalgo Hotel
Sherwood Cul Ranch
Tom % Ranch
White Signal
Fartley McDonald’s Ranch
Dick 'S
George
George Cureton
Royal’s
People’s Packing Plant
Vilarrel
Randolph Bk
Silver
Silver City Chamber Commerce
Grant
Luna
Black
State College Extension Service
New Mexico Stockmen
The
Stockmen
Lordsburg Fair
Crystal Mine advances under Werme with rich ore
James Sweet reports the Lea Crystal Mine led by J A Werme of Oklahoma City shows progress with a 100 foot level tying the ore body and a 300 foot tunnel completed. Werme’s patented separation process claims two tons per hour and ore samples impress visitors at the Chamber of Commerce. Work continues day and night as development and milling plans proceed.
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James Sweet
Lea
J. A. Werme
Oklahoma City
Werme
Hine
Comand
Wheeler
Wermie
Mexico City Players Headed to Face Loyola in Los Angeles
A group of ME PROM football players from Mexico City traveled to Los Angeles to play Loyola. Captain Pasta Tagliabue led a contingent who visited Commerce and received New Mexico stickers, which pleased the group.
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Mexico City
Los
Loyola
Pasta Tagliabue
The
of Commerce
New Mexico
Missionary Society Elects New Officers at Meeting Pace
The Baptist Missionary Society held a meeting this week with ten members present led by Mrs Felix Jones in charge of the Bible study from The New. At the last meeting new officers were installed and the society will meet next with Mrs Elmore.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Nk Corbell
Felix Jones Tharge
Society
Elmore
Methodist Church Service Notice With Warm Welcome
The Methodist Church advertises worship at 9 45 a m and 11 a m with 7th League at 6 30 pm and service at 7 30 pm. Pastor Joe Emanuel invites all to attend and find a warm welcome.
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Methodist Church
Ler
Joe Emanuel
Church Schedule Highlights For Sunday Services
The article lists a morning service at 10 at the church followed by a 11 o clock service. Evening programs include a 7 15 p m meeting and a 8 p m service with choir practice.
American Legion Holds Large Meeting on Americanism
One of the largest Legion gatherings met at the Knights of Pythias hall on a Wednesday evening to discuss Americanism. Committees were named for Americanism and Armistice Day programs to be presented in county schools and churches. Ex soldiers are asked to participate in the October 10 parade at 10 00 a m near the high school. A minute of silent prayer was offered for England against dictatorship.
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American Legion
Knights of Pythias Hall
Committee On Americanism
Pyramid Lodge Number 25
Knights of Pythias
L. P. McHalffey
Pyramid l Lodge Number 29
Domain of New Mexico
Jack Heather
Business Men
A. Conner
City Marshall
Law and Order
Willard BE. Holt
Chamber of Com
Assembly of God Church Schedules and Welcome
Rev. H. T. Hines leads services at the Assembly of God Church. Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Evening Service at 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m C A Service Friday 7 30 p m Everyone will receive a cordial welcome at the Assembly of God Church.
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Assembly OF God Church
H. T. Hines
New Mexico Conference Woman's Dept Meeting Held in El Paso
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Emanuel Mrs. L. B. Robinson and Mrs. P. M. Chase attended the New Mexico Conference of the Woman's department of the Methodist Church in El Paso on Monday and Tuesday. The purpose was to clarify the new Woman's organization of the church. The meeting proved very beneficial to attendees.
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J. T. Emanuel
L. B. Robinson
P. M. Chase
Woman's Department of the Methodist Church
el Paso
Douglas Drum and Bugle Corps Director Greeting Old Friends
Captain E. C. Hannum director of the Douglas Drum and Bugle Corps greeted his old friends in Douglas on Wednesday.
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E. C. Hannum
Douglas Drum and Bugle Corps
Lucy Gass Named to Second Alto in Chapel Choir
Mary Hardin Baylor College reports Lucy Gass daughter of Mr and Mrs S H Gass selected for the second alto section of the Chapel Choir under director Miss Mary Louise Beltz head of the voice department.
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Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Lucy Gass
S. H. Gass
Mary Louise Beltz
Hatfields Return From Short Southwestern Tour
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hatfield and their nephew Jack have completed a pleasant two week tour visiting Arkansas Texas Kansas and Missouri.
Lions Club Hosts Ray Stamm Talk on Game Protection
Lions Club met at noon with President Tom Mayfield in the chair. Raymond Stamm of the New Mexico Game Protection Association spoke on its value to the state and potential expansion. He noted growth in fishing licenses and antelope numbers, praised the association’s work, and urged a five year beautification program with trees and flowers. Bankers and businessman Myr Brickley analyzed Lordsburg’s conditions and welcomed newcomers, highlighting local leadership and the Pine Cone publication.
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Lions Club
Lion
Tom J. Mayfield
Raymond Stamm
New Mexico Game Protection Association
George Cureton
Big Horn Game Protective Association
Lion Emanuel
Lion Melugin
Lion EK. M. Brickley
Lordsburge
Myr Brickley
Lordsburg
Brickley
Game Commission
New Mex
Stamm
Lion Brickley
Union
Brickleys
Holt
Wallace Enlivens New Mexico Democratic Convention
Delegates from Hidalgo County attended the New Mexico Democratic Convention in Albuquerque last weekend where former Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace spoke at 11 a.m. His speech, translated into Spanish by House Speaker George Armijo, highlighted New Mexico as a cultural bridge to Central and South American nations. Hidalgo representatives included Claude E. Wood and Ernest J. Short among others.
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Hidale County
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
House of Representatives
George Armijo
Hidalgo County
Claude E. Wood
Ernest J. Short
Stella Eyan
Joe Sullivan
Jim Robertson
Eva Pendleton
Earl Kerr
E. M. Thywerson
Forrest Sandera
Special Notice to Sheriff's Posse Members
At the last Posse meeting it was decided all members must have their mounts in by Wednesday evening. Members should ride afternoons to advertise the fair and warn others that the Kangaroo Court will convene again Saturday night. Extra heavy fines will be taxed this Saturday night since the warning period has passed.
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Sheriff's Posse
Kangaroo Court
Red Cross Rep Mary Luckett Visit Prompts November Roll Call
Mary E Luckett of the Mid Western Red Cross in St. Louis has visited Lordsburg for several days. With chairman H Vearle Payne away, she met prominent locals who will be called together on his return to launch November roll call and begin active work for the annual effort.
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Mary E. Luckett
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Missouri
Lordsburg
Red Cross
H. Vearle Payne
Special School Child Rates At Pair Fair
Fair officials announce a Thursday reduced admission for county school children to encourage attendance. Most students will join the parade and related fair activities in recognition of their outstanding services.
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The
Fair Association
Lordsburg Airport to receive $135,096 in improvements
Civil Aeronautics Authority tentatively estimates a $135,096 upgrade for Lordsburg airport. CCC camp officials in New Mexico and Fort Bliss report strong encouragement from five or six CCC men in authority. Lion Scofield proposes a committee visit to El Paso to contact Civil Aeronautics personnel. Weekly programs will address Lordsburg needs.
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Lordsburg
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CCC
New Mexico
Fort Bliss
Lion Scofield
el Paso
Civil Aeronautics
Biography of the late J. P. Ownby
A memorial sketch recounts J. P. Ownby’s life from Memphis Tennessee birth on March 29 to his Western migration in 1862. It follows his caravan journey with Nat Vice, marriage to Amanda Glass in El Monte, police leadership in Los Angeles, ventures in Bakersfield Tombstone Benson Lordsburg and Lordsburg hotel and stock ventures, ending in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Golden West
J.P. Ownby
Memphis
Tennessee
Iun
Paris
Texas
Plains
Nat Vice
Capt
Casa Grande
Yuma
Robert FE. Glass
Amanda
el Monte
California
J. P. Ownby
Amanda Glass
Los Angeles
Sankero
Tulare County
Bakersfield
James
Tombstone
Arizona
Tomstone
Benson
Southern Pacific Railway
Carpenter
Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark Visit Lordsburg
Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting in Lordsburg.
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Ralph Clark
Lordsburg
Elaborate Plans For Fair Parade
Officials announced finishing touches for the Fair Weew parade opening next Thursday. A mile long procession will start at 11 after a 10 a m gathering at the high school. Sheriff Cavin leads entrants urged to join. past and present southwest peace officers are invited to ride in special roles. Old timers from Lordsburg and nearby areas are especially urged to attend in special cars. Cowboys will ride in the rodeo segment.
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Cavin
South West
Lordsburg
Surerounding
Mra
BR. Ownby
John T. Muir
Archie McWhorter
D. Baldwin
Robert Ross
Church of Christ Schedule and Events
Verey B Krewson minister leads services at Corner Fifth and Pyramid Sts with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Mia Percy Krewson and Ruth Wood perform an accordion and piano duet followed by a sermon The Words of Life. Evening service 7:40 p.m. choir special How We Got Our Prayer Meeting. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. junior meeting Saturday 9:00–11:00 a.m. for children up to 12 years.
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Ible School
Mia
Percy Krewson
Ruth Wood
Mra. Krewson
Governor Miles to Attend Fair Parade or Feeder Sale
Governor John E. Miles will attend the Fair on Thursday the 10th or Friday the 11th, informing Mayor Ernest J. Short that his itinerary prevents a definite day. He hopes to join the big parade or be present for the first nationally advertised feeder sale in the state.
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John EB. Miles
Ernest J. Short
Ancient Spanish Flint Gun Found in Recreation Hall
Lon Harlow found a centuries old Spanish handmade flint gun in Ash Creek thirty miles north of Lordsburg. The rusty barrel and decayed wood indicate its age and historical value.
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Joan A. Johnson
Lon Harlow
Ash Creek
Lordsburg
Lordsburg Airport to Receive Major Federal Funding
The Federal Government allocates seven million dollars for New Mexico aviation facilities. Lordsburg is set to receive about 156,006 dollars as the Civil Aeronautics Authority estimates. Senator Chavez notes House action approving a 30 million dollar airport program and 50 million more for nationwide development, with potential 40 million for landing facilities, and predicts passage without opposition.
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New Mexico
Lordsburg
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Chavez
House of Representatives
Alien Registration Captures 206 Registrations by Postmaster
Postmaster Montague reports 206 aliens registered by October 2 with a peak of 22 on September 30. He explains the forms and fingerprints, notes cooperation with the Government, and lists registrations from Hatchita Separ Red Rock Grant County San Simon and Bowie. Registration is free and confidential with penalties of up to $1,000 fine and six months imprisonment for noncompliance in the 1940 window.
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Montague
Hatchita Separ
Red Rock
Grant County
San Simon and Bowie
Cochise County
Arizona
Attorney-General
United States
Voter Registration Deadline Narrowed In Santa Fe Office
The County Clerk warns that only those registered by October 5 may vote in the November 5 election. No registrations on October 6 due to a special meeting in Santa Fe. Eligible residents must register at the County Clerk's office today, October 4, to vote.
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Santa Fe
Rouse Family Visit to Lordsburg Friends
Mr and Mrs J T Rouse and daughter Harrison Tyler of Duncan Arizona spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting with Mr and Mrs Sam Gese and other friends in Lordsburg.
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J. T. Rouse
Harrison Tyler
Duncan, Arizona
Sam Gese
Lordsburg
Mavericks Departed by Hatch Breaks
The Lordsburg Mavericks traveled to Hatch last Friday night and lost 13 to 0 to Hatch High School Bears. The Mavericks showed sluggish play in the first half, missing blocks and tackles, while Hatch capitalized on better blocking and drive. In the second half Lordsburg improved, but the margin remained, and schedule changes list October 12 at Hurley and other upcoming games through November 22 at Duncan.
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Lordsburg Mavericks
Hateh
Beara
Mavericks
Hatch Boys
Hatch
Lordsburg Boys
Lordsburg
Hurley
Willcox
Silver City
Las Cruces
Deming
Duncan
Capt Bruss Joins Army and Moves to March Field California
Captain Bruss and Mrs. Bruss with son BE. H. Jr were seen in Lordsburg as he leaves CCC service to join the non flying branch at March Field California The Brous have formed many warm friendships during their residence here and regret their departure to California
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BE. H. Brows
BE. H. Jr
Lordsburg
Captain Bruss
CCC
March Field
California
Special Session Called Over Land Tax Moratorium in New Mexico
Hon. H Vearle Payne traveled to Santa Fe for the special session convened Monday to consider a moratorium on assessments for lands owned by the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District that are not currently cultivated.
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H. Vearle Payne
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Capitol City
Middle Rio Grande Conservatory
Church Services At Clinton Calhoun Paster
Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. N. P. S. at 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting also at 7:30 p.m led by Pastor Clinton C. Calhoun.
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Church OF the Nazarene
Clinton C. Calhoun
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Tock
N Grant
Hidalgo
Iuna
Missionary Society
RST Baptist Church
Pracid
Douglas
Sheriff’s Posse
J. P. Ownty
Mra. B. B. Ownby
Church OF Christ Verey BK. Krewson
Fifth and Pyramid
Miles
Pyramid Lodge
Merce
Glenn Moses
Bruss
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