Deming Briefs and Long-Distance Visits
El Paso visitors Mrs. Alton Powell and Mrs. A. A. Richards with their two children spent the evening in Deming. Roy Kuntz has returned home to Ft Worth from Lordsburg. F. Lawson spoke at the Baptist Church and referenced Albuquerque. Swafford headed to Phoenix for medical treatment. Hanna of Las Cruces visited Edsburg during early 1948 ACA auditing. JR Poindexter hosts Sewing Club this Wednesday at Shakes Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Probert
Alton Powell
el Paso
A. A. Richards
Deming
Roy Kuntz
Gin Lordsburg
Ft. Worth
Fual F. Lawson
Baptist Church
Albuquerque
Henry Swafford
Phoenix
Swafford
Hanna
Las Cruces
Edsburg
ACA
JR Poindexter
Birthday celebrations and society notes in local scene
A joint party marked the Sept. 28 birthdays of Gerald Hunt and Eddie Hitson at the Hitson home on High Street with pink and green decor and cake. Guests included many area families and friends, followed by a separate party for Lou Ellen Rawson on Oct. 4 at the Richards home. Mrs. A. B. Poindexter flew to Fort Worth with R. L. Bowen for the trip, and a prescription of church meetings and a birth announcement conclude the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Poindexter
J. R. Poindexter
Lordsburg
Ft. Worth
R. L. Bowen
Julian Allen
Main Street
Harry Swafford
Elbert Coursey
A. D. Rice
Houston
Texas
Ralph Douglas
Rice
Lola Jane Jones
This City
Birthday party honors Mary Helen in Duncan highway home
Mrs Arlo Harvey hosted a fourth birthday party for daughter Mary Helen on Sunday Oct 2 at the Duncan highway home. Halloween hats with candy served as favors. guests included Johnnie Bradford K Blackburn Sara Beth Large and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Moon
Rices
Janet
Arlo Harvey
Mary Helen
Duncan Highway
Little Miss Harvey
Johnnie Bradford
K”" Blackburn
Sara Beth Large
Mary and Tinker Murray
Karen Williams
Carolyn Allen
Rebecca Atkinson
Richard E. Tomlin
Santa Fe
The
New Mexico Tuberculosis Association
Fayetteville
Ark
Charles King
Jim Paulos
Lordsburg Cafe
Notable extreme heat record and early female sergeant
The highest U S temperature was Death Valley California on July 10 1913 reaching 134 degrees. Molly Pitcher is noted as the first woman sergeant in the American Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Death Valley
Calif
Molly Pitcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney F. Baker
Watts Clinic
Heather
Dsburg Briefs
B Motors Hianscott
W E. Lordsburg
Peetes
City Package Store Liquor Wines
Beenh
Paul Harvey
Charles Mattox
FE Paso
California
Carrie Bounds
Tom Ewan
Ewan Ewan
Joe
Blue Moon Cafe
Jess
Roma
Butch
Carl
Martha Washington
Bettys Gift Shop
Hollon Hotel
Lua S - Wate
San Xavier
Southwest Supply Company
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