Lordsburg Defeats Hatch High in Low-Scoring Clash
In a hard fought game at Lordsburg Stadium, Lordsburg edges Hatch 1-0 after a first half stalemate. Craig 35 yard run and a late safety keyed the Mavericks’ lead while Duncan mounted a fourth quarter rally but could not overcome the hosts. Hatch’s prior results include a 6-0 loss to Hot Springs and 12-6 win over Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Lordsburg
Mavericks
Ean
Maverick
Hatch Bears
Hot Springs
Anthony
Former Lordsburg Residents Visit After Philippine Prison Stay
Mire. BR. Alison who has been a guest in the M. M. Owens home for a week left Wednesday for Nogal New Mexico. Mrs Alison recently released from the Camubatamn prison in the Philippines recalls three years of imprisonment and shares experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Alison
M. M. Owens
Nogal
New Mexico
Allison
Camubatamn
Philippines
Allion
Lordsburg
Bridge Club Meets With Notable Attendance
The Monday Night Bridge Club gathered with Miss Bess Dohnet and members including Mrs Lula White Miss Helen Chase Mrs Eleanor Cochran Mrs Ge Hludson Mrs Bertha Koff Myrl Pierce Emma Scofield Jane Traylor and Mr Jane Stiles Also present were Mrs Margaret Clark and Miss Ima Fairly The previous week Mrs Eleanor Cochran hosted and all members were present Louise Bryant substituted for Helen Robertson who moved to Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessdohnet
Lula White
Helen Chase
Eleanor Cochran
Ge» Hludson
Bertha Koff
Rm. Myrl Pierce
Emma Scofield
Jane Traylor
Jane Stiles
Margaret Clark
Ima Fairly
Louise Bryant
Helen Robertson
Tucson
Birthday Club Honors Hudsons Before Farm Move
The Birthday Club hosted a party last Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hudson before they move to a farm near Clovis. Guests began with cocktails at J. H. Ellison home, then a spaghetti dinner at La Fiesta. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Free man McWhorter, Mr. and Mrs. Culberson, Mrs. Cros, Mrs. Mary Culberson, the Poindexters, Rex Kipp, C. M. Steel, G. P. Jeffus, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bryant, J. R. Bradford, Clara Kimbley, Alice Steen, B. M. Kimbley, and Henry Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Birthday Club
Paul Hudson
Clovis
J. H. Ellison
Freeman McWhorter
No- Yella Poindexter
Rex Kipp
C. M. Steel
G. P. Jeffus
H. H. Bryant
J. R. Bradford
Clara Kimbley
Alice Steen
B. M. Kimbley
Henry Ellison
Letter from Bobby Williams in the Marshall Islands
Mrs. C M Williams received a letter from her son Robert written in Eniwetok Atoll in October he expected to be moved soon. He would appreciate hearing from friends and his address is Seaman 1-c R A Williams 968-2650 Navy 32387 Dept. 10 care FPO San Francisco California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Williams
Robert
Eniwetok Atoll
Marshall Islands
Robert Wil Appreciate
R. A. Williams
Navy
Dept
Care
San Francisco
California
Beta Sigma Phi Kickoff Fall Rush With Progressive Dinner
The first fall rush event, Progressive Dinner, started at Mrs. Susie Kimbley's home for cocktails then moved to Evelyn Willis for salads Floy Hudson for the main course and Miss Gladys Whisnant's for dessert and coffee. Regular members Mrs. Kimbley Willis Hudson Crosa Mullins Heather Omelka Kerr Gammon and Misses Whisnant Noge Gass attended along with guests Mrs. Mary Thompson Katherine Bowman Margaret Mathie Louise Fuller Mary Eddy June Redford and Earline Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Susie Kimbley
Evelyn Willis
Floy Hudson
Gladys Whisnant
Mary Jo Crosa
Dora Mullins
Hannah Mae Heather
Evelyn Omelka
Sibyl Kerr
Nat Gammon
Louise Noge
Lucy Gass
Mary Thompson
Katherine Bowman
Margaret Mathie
Louise Fuller
Mary Eddy
June Redford
Earline Williams
Surprise party for Mrs Burgess before move to Oak Hill
Mountain States Telephone Company hosts a farewell party for Edith Burgess at Imogene Hensley home. Ice cream cake and coffee served, gifts presented. Attendees include Ruth Barnes, Doris Coughlin, Mabel Dewey, Geraldine Kerr, and Lilah Dede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone Company
Edith Burgess
Imogent Hensley
Ruth Barnes
Doris Coughlin
Mabel Dewey
Geraldine Kerr
Lilah Dede
Chase and Kino Attend Masonic Grand Lodge Trip
P. M. Chase and Rex Kino traveled to El Paso on Saturday and then flew to Albuquerque where they attended the Masonic Grand Lodge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Chase
Rex Kino
el Paso
Albuquerque
Masonic Grand Lodge
New Mexico In Post War Times
Howard Wegs, District OPA Rent Executive, announced a three month eviction wait for landlords in New Mexico defense rental areas when a house is sold to a would be occupant. He cited a recently added amendment to OPA rent regulations applying in some US areas a six month waiting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Defense
Howard Wegs
OPA
United States
Church notices list services for several local parishes
The text details weekly schedules for Churches in Sidney including Hale Assembly of God with multiple services and activities led by Rev. Everett Smith, St Joseph Catholic Church with catechism and Mass times, and youth recreation on Saturdays. It invites public participation and lists weekday and weekend worship timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God Church
Hidalgy Garage
Everett Smith
Church of the Nazarene Sunday Schedule
The Seventh and Shakespeare church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Devotional service at 11 a.m. Junior Society at 5 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7 p.m. Midweek Prayer on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Rev. O. L. Wright is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene Seventh and Shakespeare
O. L. Wright
Liberty Cafe owner in Albuquerque touts fresh produce use and OPA support
Gus Brukas of the Liberty Cafe says he returned over 500000 blue and sugar points in the last year mostly for fruits and vegetables. He credits fresh produce, OPA price controls, and home baking of pastries for keeping the cafe busy, serving about 3000 people daily during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Brukas
Liberty Cafe
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Brukas
OPA
Church Services at Fifth and Pyramid Corner
Morning church at 10 a. m. Bible school, 10 a. m. Evening service at 11. Young People’s Meeting at 7 p. m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 40 p. m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Young People's Meeting
Machines to Be Tagged at Prewar Prices This Fall
The OPA reports household washing machines and ironers will appear in stores this fall and winter at prewar prices. Each machine will bear a ceiling tag until delivered to the buyer. Prices in six Rocky Mountain states range from 39.95 to 199.06 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Rocky Mountain States
OPA Drops Price Control for Fresh Cucumbers
Fresh cucumbers are removed from price control the OPA announces. The move follows the view cucumbers are relatively unimportant to the cost of living and maintaining control would require heavy work and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Walking Tight Rope On War To Peace Prices And Reconversion
District OPA Enforcement Officer Norman Pfutzenreuter warned a KOB radio audience that the nation is on a balance between inflation and deflation. He said stable prices are essential for reconversion and cautioned that leaning too far toward inflation or deflation risks economic harm while supplies must be built up to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Pfutzenreuter
OPA
KOB
New Ceiling Prices For Used Cars Reduced 4 Percent
OPA announces a fresh ceiling price list for used passenger automobiles reflecting a four per cent cut as of July 1 1945. The regulation explains automatic semiannual reductions to match depreciation and aging vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Higher Shoe Repair Prices Spark Retail Debate
Shoe repair shops are permitted to raise prices by five to 15 cents per pair for soling when using two types of soling materials, as authorities cite material costs and labor. The policy allows a modest increase across outlets, with shops applying the higher rate only under specified material use.
Bronze Star awarded to Private Andrew Greer Pickett
Mrs. W. F. Winters reports her nephew Private Andrew Greer Pickett of San Antonio Texas has received the Bronze Star for gallantry in Europe. He aided eleven comrades by organizing a volunteer group to cross a mined snow field after severe wounding of others as night fell and freezing temperatures set in. Pickett, who attended the University of Texas in his senior year, is listed with mother Mrs. John Pickett residing in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Winters
Andrew Greer Pickett
San Antonio
Texas
Europe
Picket
Nevt
Lordsburg
University of Texas
John Picket
Sergeant Gale Visits Chamber of Commerce with War Hero Family
First Sergeant Arvil L. Gale and his father Rube Gale greeted visitors at the Chamber of Commerce. Arvil wore seven overseas stripes, each six months, and will soon be mustered out at Fort Bliss. Rube traveled from San Francisco to meet him, while Pablo Diaz, son of Pansqual Diaz, joined them home from Frisco. All three, Arrvil and Pablo, were POWs in Japan with the 200th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Arvil L. Gale
Rube Gale
Fort Bliss
Rube
San Francisco
Pansqual Diaz
Pablo Diaz
Frisco
Arrvil
Pablo
Japan
Baby James Damon Richards Born in Lordsburg Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dick Richards announce the birth of a son James Damon on Sunday October 14 at Lordsburg Hospital. The mother is former Anna Belle Dunagan. The baby is named for two brothers who were prisoners of the Japanese and have now been released and are returning home. James Burruss has been discharged from the Army and is at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Richards
James Damon
Lordsburg Hospital
Richards
Anna Belle Dunagan
Marketed soles use neolite and brown composition
The OPA notes new repair costs for neolite and brown composition soles. Neolite is a new material, while brown composition rubber or fiber soles resemble prewar brown soles but use synthetic rubber instead of natural rubber. Wartime sales had used leather or black composition rubber or fiber soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
RATION TIMETABLE FOR STAMPS AND GASOLINE
The notice lists ration stamp groups A1 to V1 and blue sugar stamp No. 28 Book 4, with validity through late 1941 and early 1942, and notes Shoe Stamps Book Three usable for one pair of shoes. Gasoline rationing is listed as no longer needed.
Franklin Poage Leads Local Methodist Services
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m Morning services at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 50 p m and a prayer meeting Wednesday evening led by Pastor Franklin R Poage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Franklin R. Poage
Epworth League
Womans Club Meets. Two New Members Joined
The Business and Professional Womans Club gathered last Thursday evening with Mrs Ella Brown hosting a baked ham dinner. T J Mayfield spoke on Woman's Place In the Post War World. New members Clara Brown and Mabel Johnston were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womans Club
Ella Brown
T. J. Mayfield
Clara Brown
Mabel Johnston
Grace Giles
Edith Wilson
Odie Lee Haltom
Bertha Koff
Sylvia Lehman
Mine Gladye Sapp
Bee Mitchell
Frances
Sibyl Kery
A Ao Powter
Johnnie van Meter
Merties Brooks
Moselle Mesnecar
Effie Heather
Myrtle Kerr
Mies
Mary Louise Noce
Soldier Raymond Gonzales Returns After Five Years in Service
Raymond Gonzales, a Staff Sergeant, returns from one and a half years overseas marking five total years in the Armed Services and a discharge completed at Fort Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gonzales
Armed Services
Fort Bliss
Price declines eyed for eggs and poultry into 1946
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics foresees declines in egg and poultry prices in the coming months. Prices should ease after November and stay near support levels through winter and spring due to weaker demand from reduced Army needs and better meat supplies. Poultry producer prices are expected to ease this fall from August highs, but the demand supply gap remains wide enough to limit the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agriculltural Economics
USDA
Government suspends dry bean set asides for purchases
All set asides of dry beans for military and other Government purchases have been suspended indefinitely. The Department of Agriculture will lift wartime controls and future purchases will be in the open market. The 1046 dry bean crop is seen at 16,370,000 hundredweight. Civilian supply is assured the same as in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Warfiowe
Spread narrows in cattle prices amid government subsidy
The price gap between feeder and slaughter cattle narrowed slightly in early September aided by a DO cent subsidy for slaughter cattle over 400 pounds. USDA projects feeder prices to fall over the next two months while fed cattle prices stay near current levels into early 1946 due to strong demand for well finished cattle and fewer marketings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Farm Briefs on Cattle Feed and Corn Harvest Risks
Two key factors affect cattle feeding this fall. Subsidy payments duration and whether a large share of this year’s corn harvest matures before frost. Meat demand this fall and winter remains strong enough to support prices near current levels despite declines in nondividual income and civilian purchasing power.
Daws Leave for San Francisco After Visit
Mr and Mrs George Daw departed Tuesday for San Francisco following a several day visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daw
San Francisco
Ralph Smith
Romneys Welcome Daughter At Lordsburg Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Romney announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday October 17 at Lordsburg Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Romney family and highlights local hospital records of newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Romney
Lordsburg Hospital
Birth Of Daughter At Lordsburg Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mazon at Lordsburg Hospital on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mazon
Lordsburg Hospital
Mrs Aude Lina Altuna Diaz Improves After Illness
The many friends of Mrs Aude Lina Altuna Diaz will be pleased to know she is greatly improved after a serious illness in Lordsburg Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith hosted Allen Duke and Granville Pak of Phoenix as guests Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audelina Altuna Diaz
Lordsburg Hospital
Ralph Smith
Allen Duke
Granville Pak
Phoenix
OPA Maintains Corn Ceiling Prices at Parity Level
The Office of Price Administration says corn ceiling prices remain at full parity to producers and will not change now. The statement counters erroneous reports of an imminent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Mr and Mrs Julian Allen Host Albert Adeh Guest
Mr and Mrs Julian Allen entertain Albert ADeh of Nashville Tennessee as their guest in a brief social note detailing a local hospitality encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Allen
Albert Adeh
Nashville, Tennessee
Homecoming Party for Set J D Robertson at Heard Ranch
The Roberson Heard ranch near Hachita hosted October 5 celebrations in honor of Set J D Robertson who returned from 41 months in Europe. The 26 September discharge at Ft Pliss was noted. Family friends Anne Faulkner Alfred English and others attended with a Chuck Wagon dinner, dancing, and cards.
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Roberson
Alfred English
J. D
Anne
Rafe Faulkner
Hachita
Red Padgett
Janet Birtrong
Animas
Alfred
Nancy English
Mary Cornelius
Baker Ranch
Arthur Mutlee
South Pacific Theater of War
Bobby Roberson
Frances Roberson
Mrs. Roberson
Mississippi
Sunshine
Lt Bud Hardin Visits Family After POW Release
Lt Bud Hardin of Houston Texas is welcomed by his brother Carl Hardin and family after months in a German war camp. He is en route to California for reassignment following liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Hardin
Houston
Texas
Harding
Carl Hardin
Hardin
California
Harding Visit Ties Tennessee Kin to California Relatives
Mr and Mrs Albert Harding of Nashville Tennessee visit Mrs Ruth Harding and Mrs Ralph Smith in California before returning home to Tennessee. The trip connects two families across regions as they spend time with Harding relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harding
Nashville
Tennessee
Mr. Harding
Ruth Harding
Ralph Smith
Hale couple to attend Baptist workers conference
Rev and Mrs Sidney Hale and Mrs George Haltom will travel to Silver City Saturday for an all day Baptist Sunday School Workers Conference meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hale
George Haltom
Silver City
Baptist Sunday School Workers Conference
Mrs. Marjorie Johnson Leaves Alliance for Phoenix Visit
Mrs. Marjorie Johnson of Alliance Ohio has been a guest of Mrs. John Roger George for the past week. She departed Wednesday to Phoenix Arizona to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Johnson
Alliance
Ohio
John Roger George
Phoenix
Arizona
Scofield Couple Spends Weekend in El Paso
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scofield spent last weekend in El Paso enjoying a short getaway with visits to local sights and dining venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Scofield
el Paso
Three freedoms of colonial era labor thrift and wit
In colonial days before the Revolution, three freedoms defined life: the right to work and save earnings, and to use head as profit in business. Liberals argued for more government looseness, while the king taxed heavily and subsidized winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Undefined political labels and liberty debate reshape American discourse
A fragmented text discusses clashes between liberal and reactionary views, describing liberals as favoring government control and opposing individual freedom. It notes a shift in labeling, with liberalism becoming a contested term and reactionaries resisting perceived overreach by centralized power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Aoone
Noce Family Receives Long Distance Call About Fausto
The Noce family spoke with Fausto by long distance from Letterman General Hospital Tuesday night. Next Friday Fausto plans to meet Joe in Los Angeles and return home after a furlough. he will be discharged at Fort Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noce
Fausto
Letterman General Hospital
Joe
Los Angeles
Ft. Biins
Dinner guests at Hidalgo Caffe Shop on Wednesday
Mre Mathilde Johnson and Mr and Mrs C Fuller were among the dinner party at Julian Schwarz's Hidalgo Caffe Shop on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Mathilde Johnson
Mr and Mra
C. Fuller
Julian Schwarz
Hidalgo
Cueto Returns to Lordsburg for Building Remodeling
A Cueto returns to Lordsburg to oversee renovations on his building which was partially buried some time ago. He attends the site to supervise the reconstruction and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cueto
Lordsburg
Mrs Green and son Lewis return from Denver trip
Mrs A L Green and her son Lewis Green came home Saturday after a three week stay in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Green
Lewis Green
Denver
Colorado
Mildred Townsend Pips Weekend Visit to San Simon
Mrs Mildred Townsend spent the weekend visiting relatives in San Simon Arizona where she shared time with family and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Townsend
San Simon
Arizona
Ellison Family Visits El Paso and Chicago Guests
Mr and Mrs Henry Ellison and their son Robert traveled to El Paso Monday evening for several days. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Mark Mooney had dinner and stayed the night with Dro and Mrs B Austin while recently released Navy sailor Mr Mooney was in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ellison
Robert
el Paso
Mark Mooney
Chicago
Dro
B. Austin
Mr. Mooney
California
Music Club Evening at Hidalgo Hotel entertains guests
James Sumner hosted the Music Club Tuesday at the Hidalgo Hotel. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Gammon, Dr. and Mrs. B. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scofield, Mrs. Thelma Rowsard, Mrs. Josephine Franklin, Miss Isobel Herdon, and War a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sumner
Music
Hidalgo Hotel
N. A. Gammon
B. Austin
H. E. Scofield
Thelma Rows Ard Mra
Josephine Franklin
Isobel Herndon
Pablo Diaz Returns Home After Overseas Detention
Pablo Diaz arrives home Wednesday evening after captivity abroad with the Japanese 200th unit. The report notes his status as a former prisoner of war and ongoing updates on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablo Diaz
Miss Judy Klement and Jackie McGhee Visit Deming
Miss Judy Klement and Jackie McGhee daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack McGhee spent last weekend in Deming with relatives and friends reporting a pleasant trip and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Klement
Jackie McGhee
Jack McGhee
Deming
Mrs. W J Johnson to Return Home After Visit
Mrs W J Johnson ends visit with daughter Mrs Donald Johnson and son in law Mr Johnson as she leaves today for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnson
Donald Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Citizen News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Birth
Mrs Toll Burruss returns to Tucson after a short visit at the W J Burruss home. Mr and Mrs Alvin L Parker spend last week in Santa Fe for the 91st Scottish Rite Reunion at the Masonic Temple. Mr and Mrs Fielder Hill welcome Sharon Dee born early Friday weighing seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toll Burruss
Tucson
W. J. Burruss
Alvin L. Parker
Santa Fe
Mr. Parker
Masonic Temple
Fielder Hill
Sharon Dee
Mr and Mrs Gass Travel to Deming and Return
Mr. and Mrs. 8 H. Gass went to Deming on Wednesday and came back on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gass
Deming
National Bible Week Set for October 15–21
The Layman's National Committee designates October 15 to 21 as National Bible Week and urges universal Bible reading daily, presenting the Bible as a Fountain of Strength and a Source of Inspiration.
Mrs Billie Kimbley Hosts Yap Wednesday Sewing Club
Mrs Billie Kimbley entertained the Yap Wednesday Sewing Club with guests Miss Ima Fairly and Mesdames Elbert Cotrsey L B Robinson Harry Chase Sherwood Culberson G P Jeffus Ralph Clark and Freeman McWhorter. The Wednesday Bridge Club met with Mrs W F Winters hosting Mesdames R B Buvens B B Allen and H H Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Kimbley
Yap
Enna
Ima Fairly
Mesdames Elbert Cotrsey
L. B. Robinson
Harry Chase
Sherwood Culberson
G. P. Jeffus
Ralph Clark
Freeman McWhorter
Bridge Club
W. F. Winters
Mesdames R
EB. Buvens
B. Allen
H. H. Bryant
Picnic on Bilver City Highway Draws Local Group
A group of youths enjoyed a Tuesday evening picnic on the Bilver City Highway. Attendees included Betsy Oberlander Harber Heather Freida George Marjorie Johnson Beatrice Jackson Walter Mullins his wife Sergeant Erwin Ewan and Jimmie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilver City
Betsy Oberlander
Harber Heather
Freida George
Marjorie Johnson
Beatrice Jackson
Walter Mullins
Erwin Ewan
Jimmie Hall
Dinner Party Hosted by Mrs Harry Chase
Wednesday evening Mrs. Harry Chase entertained at her home with a dinner party. Guests included Mrs Harbor Heather, Mrs Ralph Clark, Mr and Mrs Walter Mullins, Sgt Erwin Ewan, Les Green and Stephen Birch field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chase
Harbor Heather
Ralph Clark
Walter Mullins
Erwin Ewan
Les Green
Stephen Birchfield
W M A Meeting At Baptist Church
The W M A of the Baptist Church met at the church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ruth Harding led the Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Ruth Harding
Heather and Mullins in Deming on Wednesday
Jack Heather and Walter Mullins were in Deming on Wednesday seeking unspecified business. Local residents reported no further details about the purpose or outcomes of their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Heather
Walter Mullins
Deming
Mrs Page Writer and Mrs John Bednorz Visit Silver City
Mrs Page Writer and Mrs John Bednorz spent Tuesday in Silver City for unspecified engagements. Local observers noted their appearance at a social event and a brief daytime visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Writer
John Bednorz
Silver City
Barbara Parker Spends Weekend with Elk Paso Family
Loretta Academy student Barbara Anne Parker visited El Paso with her parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Parker over the weekend, sharing time with family and hometown surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Anne Parker
Loretta Academy
el Paso
Alvin Parker
Mrs Anna Chase and Mrs Haz Chase Attend Gard Chapter Event
Mrs Anna Chase and Mrs Haz Chase left Tuesday morning to attend the Gard Chapter of the Eastern Stay at Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Chase
Hazel Chase
Gard
Santa Fe
W S C S to Meet at Mrs Jefius Home Friday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service holds its next meeting at the home of Mrs. G P Jefius on Friday October 26 with Mrs James Baxter and Mrs Elbert Coursey as co-hostesses. It is the Week of Prayer and attendees will have a covered dish luncheon at one o'clock followed by the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society of Christian Service
G. P. Jefius
James Baxter
Elbert Coursey
Mrs Poage Hosts N and T Cub Meeting
Mrs. F. R. Poage entertained the N and T Cub Tuesday afternoon. Members present were Mrs. R. B. Ownby, Mrs. H. L. Scofield, and Mrs. G. W. Trimble. Guests included Mrs. E. M. Pisherl and Mrs. Boren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Poage
N and T Cub
R. B. Ownby
H. L. Scofield
G. W. Trimble
E. M. Pisherl
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Hatch High School
Poe
Bobby
Sidney W. Hale
Aall
Mra. Rharda Aragon
Cape Proprietor
Sergeant Gale
James Damon Richards
James Burruss
AAA News
Matea
Washington
Thomas Tol
Tention
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