Lordsburg Teachers Achieve 100 Percent NM Educational Association
The Lordsburg faculty, long members of the New Mexico Educational Association, again reach 100 percent participation becoming the first town to do so. Marquis Smith, last year’s Honor Student and two-year Editor of The Maverick, is appointed to work on The Pup Tent at the New Mexico Military Institute. In the latest Pup Tent, Marquis appears as the official Rabbit Reporter with three articles.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico Educational Association
Palm
W. ©. Tolle
School Review
Marquis Smith
The
Maverick
Pup Tent
Students of New Mexico Militar Institute
Muerquis
Mavericks Triumph in Opening Win Over Duncan Union
Lordsburg high school Mavericks opened the season Friday night with a 7-0 victory over Duncan Union High. Jordan starred with lengthy runs as Kerr and LeDoux sparked the win, while Fuller and Akter contributed on offense and defense amid rain and strong tackling.
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Lordsburg High School Mavericks
Duncan Union High School
Jordan
M. Fuller
Jesse T. South, Jr
John Diaz
Harry Brophy
Kerr
Duncan
Hernandez
W. Fuller
Fuller
LeDoux
Mavericks Prime for Hurley Clash Today
The Mavericks travel to Hurley to face the Hurley High School Indians in their first out of town game of the season. Coach Fhrhardt has tightened blocking and tackling and rotated the lineup. past losses to Hurley by narrow margins fuel confidence that the Mavericks can win.
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Mavericks
Hurley
Hurley High School Indians
Fhrhardt
Stwlent
First Year Home Economics Plans Frugal Family Breakfast Unit
The first year Home Economics group begins a five to six week unit on planning and preparing family breakfasts using pantry foods and substitutions to minimize costs. Objectives include planning and serving breakfasts, building speed accuracy and neatness, practicing table manners, and valuing an adequate diet.
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Home Economica
Cheer Leaders Elected At Student Meeting
The student body elected Leta Bradberry as Cheer Leader with Jimmie Cueto as assistant for the coming season. A demonstration of their agility and pep was shown at the game last Friday night.
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Leta Bradberry
Jimmie Cueto
Athletic association elects officers for coming year
At a study hall meeting last Monday at four o clock the Athletic Association elected its officers for the coming year. Chester Jordan, a senior, was chosen for the top post.
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The
Athletic Association
Chiester Jordan
Association appoints officers for the year
Marshal Fuller becomes Vice-President and J A Jones is elected Secretary while Jack Kerr serves as Treasurer. The group predicts a successful year led by these officials.
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Marshal Fuller
J. A. Jones
Jack Kerr
Enrollment updates and faculty notes at Lordsburg High
Malcolm Barton enrolls in Lordsburg High bringing total to 146. Virginia Bradberry joins the Commercial Department. Senior Class rings ordered from Awtry Brothers via local jeweler H. H. Condor. Faculty meeting held at the High School last Wednesday. Fire drill success with 58 second building clearance.
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Malcolm Barton
Virginia Bradberry
Awtry Brothers
H. H. Condor
Lordsburng
Wilson School Ma k es New Volleyball Court and Activities
Wilson school opens a new volleyball court with three teams formed and practice started. Wilson and Central schools played a football game ending in a 0 0 tie. Fifth and sixth graders won the checkerboard drill last week with an average score of 64 57. Miss Crandall displays sweet potato vines in her third grade room. Alberta Silvas and Francisco Acosta have returned to school.
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Wilson School
Wilson
Central
Miss Crandall
Alberta Silvas
Francisco Acosta
Examinations Begin Next Week Amid Shortening School Terms
Five weeks of school have passed and six week examinations will start next week. Grade reports will be issued the following week.
Bridge Club Social at Mrs Malone’s Hosts and Guests
Thursday afternoon bridge club met at Mrs Ed Malone’s home with Mesdames Wogstad S E Allen Luckie Oscar Allen Walter Boswell J K Vinson and guest Mrs George Tyra. Mrs Oscar Allen won high score as a green and yellow motif and refreshments were enjoyed.
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Ed. Malone
Mesdames Wogstad
S. E. Allen
J. Luckie
Oscar Allen
Walter Boswell
J. K. Vinson
George Tyra
Friend of Lordsburg Dies in California
O G Crawford, longtime visitor to Lordsburg, died after surgery in Riverside. He contributed twenty five dollars to the Methodist church building fund and five dollars to the Baptist church tower during his visits. He was remembered for warm friendships formed here and his passing is deeply regretted.
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George P. Jeffus
Colton
California
O. G. Crawford
Lordsburg
New Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Riverside Community Hospital
Musical Recital at High School Auditorium Delights Crowd
Mrs. Fieanor Long’s recital drew a large audience of families and friends last Saturday. Students performed a varied program including piano solos, duets, and vocal numbers featuring Ivan Roberson, Ima Lee Roberson, Antonia Tejeda, Victoria Tejeda, Mary Frances Brown, Manuel Gonzalez, and Joella Highfield among others.
Herbert J. McGrath Dies at Silver City
Herbert J. McGrath 58 died Wednesday after years of poor health. Services were held at the Elks Club in Silver City and burial occurred in Concordia Cemetery El Paso beside family. He was a former sheriff of Grant County and NM Mounted Police captain, left a cattle ranch with his son Walter and leaves a widow and his mother.
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Nat Gammon
Herbert J. McGrath
Silver City
Elks Club
el Paso
Concordia
Elk
Mira Gammon
Lordsburg
Harry Rosenstein
Senator Atwood
Osccarr Allen
8. B. Ownby
Charles Conner
Bailey Smith
Mera
Walter Seanties
C. W. Collins
Ralph Smithy DS. Pen
George W. Gephart
Jimny Hughes
San Francio
New Mexico Agricultural College
Southern Pacific Railway
Moses McGraith
Grant County
Hidalgo County
New Mexico Mounted Police
Southwest
Walter
Lordeburg
First National Tank
Polley Bradberry Wedding in Hatfield Cottage Ceremony
Miss Mary Louise Foley and Marvin Hraberry were married Monday evening at the Catholic Church by Father Richard Power. Witnesses included Mrs. P. M. Foley and Catherine Power. The couple then hosted callers at Hatfield cottage on Third Street. A later celebration had friends chauffeuring the couple in a city fire truck and providing refreshments.
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Mary Louise
Foley
Marvin
Ralph Sortth
Deming
Lions Club Seeks Trees and Community Involvement
Lions Club meeting highlights tree planting in public and private spaces with State College cooperation. Girl's Pep Squad members Doris Wright and Pearl Crosby urged Lions to assist in transporting members when Mavericks travel to away games. Lioness Ross to propose member names at next gathering.
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Lions Club
Lion
Palio
State College
Doris Wright
Pearl Crosby
Gueuste
Aqned
Mavericks
Lioness Ross
Russian Engineers Wreck Car While Touring U S Oil Fields
N Yannikoff and five other Russian engineers visiting the United States were in an auto wreck about three miles out on the Duncan highway. The crash caused very slight injuries to two occupants. The group is here to learn modern drilling and oil production methods with plans to import efficient machinery to Russia.
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N. Yannikoff
Duncan Highway
America
Pr Vce
Yannikoff
United States
Studio Theatre News Sets Three-Show Week Through October
The Lordsburg studio theatre announces early evening hours with box office at 7 30 and first show at 7 45. Through October three weekly programs are planned Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday with each picture selected carefully for big hits. Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Ann Kelly visited Mrs George W Woodward Sunday afternoon.
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Old Sol
Lordsburg
Ethel Thomas
the Deming High
Ann Kelly
George W. Woodward
Internal Revenue Officials Visit Albuquerque Gallery
Retired Internal Revenue official Loves Valencia and John A. Moses, deputy collector for the district, spent the weekend here. In a few days, pictures of them will adorn the Chamber of Commerce gallery of famous Americans.
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Valencia
Albuquerque
Reveue
John A. Moses
Chamber of Commerce
N. and T. Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Green’s
Mrs A L Green hosted the N and T Club Tuesday with all members present except Mrs J Allen. Guests included Mesdames KR, A Palm, B M Fisher, Scofield, John Clark. Refreshments served. Leo Bates of Stews visited Lordsburg Wednesday after returning from Chicago and the Century of Progress Fair. Miss Gracie Conner returned home from Silver City for the weekend.
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A. L. Green
N. and
T. Club
J. Allen
Mesdamew KR
A. Palm
B. M. Fisher
Scofield
John Clark
Leo Bates
Stews
Lordsburg
Chicago
Mitchell Bulls Available To Local Cattlemen
An effort is made to place a carload of two year old registered bulls from T. E. Mitchell and Son of Albert New Mexico with local cattlemen. Bulls are from the Maetchell registered herd of Herefords raised under range conditions. S. R. Dunagan and son Animas are handling orders. Half the carload has been placed. A trip to the Mitchell ranch may be arranged with Dr. Black to assist. Interested cattlemen contact Dunagan or the County Agent.
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T. E. Mitchell
Maetchell
United States
S. R. Dunagan and Son
C. H
Animas
Mitchell
Cureton Cattle Company
Black
Sagne
4-H Club Contests Set for October 14 at Methodist Church
The 4-H Club Contests will be held at the Methodist Church on October 14 at 10 o'clock. The public is invited.
Mohair Auction Sets Prices as 110,000 Pounds Stored
G L Ross, Gene Montague and F J Wood leading a mohair selling committee report 110000 pounds stored in Lordsburg for Ryder Strawn Co Boston with consignments advancing for goat hair at 45 cents for kid hair. If shipment adds value, producers receive extra price. Committee says they worked hard to obtain best possible price and producers feel effort was thorough.
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G. L. Ross
Gene Montague
F. J. Wood
Hidago County
Lordsburg
Ryder Strawn Co
Boston
Gala Show for Lordeburg High School Ath Letic Ponds
A benefit gala at the Studio on October 11 and 12 features Will Rogers in Down To Earth with a bead concert. Proceeds fund the Lordeburg High School athletic ponds as the "L" Clap sponsors urge attendance. Mrs. Felix Gauthier and her mother visited Animas resident.
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Will Rogers
Lordeburg High School
New Mexico Waterfowl Season Rules and Limits 1933
Open waterfowl season areas divided by a line from NE of Nara Visa to the Arizona line. Northern zone Oct 16 to Dec 15. southern zone Nov 16 to Jan 15. No open season on snow geese or several specified species. Season Sept 1 to Nov 30 in all parts except sora and coot. Hand tailed pigeon season Nov 1 to 15. Daily bag limits: ducks 12, band tailed pigeons 10, brant 4, with species-specific restrictions. double the daily limit in some cases.
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Suset
Sumet
Death of John J. McEvoy Former Lordsburg merchant
Mrs. John J. McEvoy and family announce the death of John James McEvoy at his daughter's home in Phoenix after illness. He was 70, long active in business in Lordsburg, had homesteaded near Tawny, and is survived by widow Margaret, daughter C O Townsend of Phoenix, son EB J McEvoy of Brawley, California, and two other sons IL B and A L McEvoy of California.
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John J. MeKivoy
C. O. Townend
Phoenix
EJ. McEvoy
Brawley
California
John J. Melvoy
Lordsburg
Mhioenix
Greenwood
Mhoenx
Texas
Tawny
Margaret McEvoy
C. O. Townsend
EB. J. McEvoy
Calif
IL. B
A. L. McEvoy
Oolland
John James McEvoy
Bureau Public Relations Thanks Lordsburg NRA Committee
In a letter to the Chamber of Commerce Charles E. Horner, head of the Bureau of Public Relations, thanks local NRA committees for leadership and cooperation in the President's Reemployment Agreement Drive. He notes the campaign's great success was due to local committee efforts and patriotism.
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Bureau
Lordsburg C. Ofc
Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Horner
Bureau of Public Relations
NRA
Grand Lodge Knighte of Pythias meets in Albuquerque
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias session opens in Albuquerque today and runs through Saturday with Supreme Chancellor James Doon Jr. of Cleveland in attendance. Grand Chancellor Ownby notes no charter surrender and improved finances across subordinate lodges amid ongoing conditions.
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Grand Lodge Knighte of
Pythias
Albuquerque
Lordsburg
B. Ownby
James Doon, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Lordeburg
Leo Cohen
Ronald Laundry
Luella Clark
Ouray Olney
Ownby
Grand Lodge
Gramé C
Lordsburg Proclaims Fire Prevention Week 1933
Mayor Harry Rosenstein proclaims October 9 to 14 as Fire Prevention Week for Lordsburg urging schools clubs churches and residents to observe to reduce fire losses locally. The proclamation cites national fire loss figures and calls for public observance during the week ending September 29 1933.
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United States
Harry Rosenstein
Lordsburg
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