Democratic Rallies Draw Crowds Across Hidalgo County
In Hidalgo county rallies drew large crowds as Democratic candidates, led by Governor Clyde Tingley, spoke on education, Social Security, and state progress. Speakers included J J Rodgers, C C Royall, Alvan N White, and other officials praising the New Mexico administration. A Roosevelt telegram noted his regret at postponing a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Gay- Clyde Tingley
J. J
New
Grant County
Igo County
Lee Brown Atwood
Giof
Rodeo
Court House
Lordsburg
W. C. Downey
Don
State Run Commission
Rodgers
Atwood
Peat
New Mexico
Kansas State
Katy Hall
Hidalgo
Coufirim
Kansas
NYA
Congress
Washington
Virden
H. L. Gammon
Clyde Tingley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mill Foreman Tertains Mine Group In Bolivia Institution
W Sheedy retiring mill foreman at the Banner Mine Bolivia South America will take charge of mill ions. He is a valuable man at the company and leaves with an important assignment. Later he attends a dinner Hidalgo Coffee shop with Ed A Schroer Mrs Grant Mark Bow mn Bowman Bithell and H B Hulling. The article notes his long service with the Nevada Con and his role in one of the largest mining operations in the west moving forward with the mine’s continued direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sheedy
Banner
Bolivia
South America
Mr. Sheedy
Sheedy
Hidalgo
A. Schroer
Liter
E. S . Grant
Mark Bowmn Bowman
Bithell
H. B. Hull
Shew
Nevada
West
Miracle of the 8 sermon draws Lordsburg crowd
Pastor Brimberry thanks attendees for 800d attendance last Sunday praising the service and inviting more visitors. The message titled The Miracle of the 8 is urged for weekly worship across day and week nights with believers urged to bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espethe
Na. m
Visias
Ty of
Lordsburg
Brimberry
Woman's club tea benefit for Welfare department
A local women's club announces a tea from 3 to 5 to raise funds for the Welfare department. Proceeds support community welfare services and related programs.
Sheriff Conner Delivers Prisoners to Santa Fe Penitentiary
Sheriff C. A. Conner transported Rumsey Arm Strong and Savage to the Santa Fe penitentiary to serve four to five years after pleading guilty to the Rodeo robbery. Wallace alias Wilson with a fifteen year suspended sentence remained unpleaded at San Quentin. E. J. Weiseger of Rodeo was moved to Las Vegas by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Conner
Messrs. Rumsey
Arm Strong
Savage
Santa Fe
Wallace
Wilson
San Quintin Penitentiary
California
E. J. Weiseger
Rodeo
Las Vegas
Fury at Palace Theatre Promises Stark Mob Violence Drama
The film Fury starring Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney unfolds a searing indictment of blind injustice. A decent man jailed for a crime he did not commit faces a mob uprising that destroys the jail and to seek vengeance, with the story framed as a powerful social sermon. The Palace Theatre screens Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fury
Spencer Tracy
Sylvia Sidney
Tracy
Palace Theatre
Salvation Army Chiefs To Be Here Wednesday
Salvation Army motor tour visits Lordsburg and nearby towns in Arizona and New Mexico from October 27 to 30. Commissioner Benjamin Orames leads, with Lt Colonel W. P. Sansom and Baron James V Auriemma among the featured guests. Public welcome assembly at the Lordsburg post office at 9 30 AM Wednesday October 28 with roped street area for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Arizona
New Mexico
Deming
Silver City
Lordsburg
Safford
Benjamin Orames
W. P. Sansom
Robert Rooney
G. W Johnstone
James V Auriemma
Fishers and Penitent Farm
William Thompson
Harold Nadeau
Dan Guest
Jan Hoogstad
Adjutant Thompson
Nadeau
Johnstone
Ensign Hoogstad
New Silver City
Baron James V. Auriemma
Salvation Army of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
Col. Sansom
San Francisco
G. W. Johnstone
J. W. Auriemma
Oklahoma City and Mexico City visitors consider Santa Fe hotel project
Mrs. Rose T. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Storm of Oklahoma City and civil engineer Francisco Joe Bernet of Mexico City visited over Sunday and were entertained at the Engbergs. Storm, formerly with the Harvey Hotel system, discussed plans to build a hotel in the Santa Fe region during the gathering with Joe Engberg who had just returned from Shreveport and Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose T. Jameson
Jack G. Storm
Oklahoma City
Francisco Joe Bernet
Mexico City
Joe Engberg
Engberg
Shreveport
Corpus Christi
Storm
Harvey
Santa Fe
Gambling Menace subject at Christian church program
The C E of the Christian church presents a Sunday 6:30 talk on The Gambling Menace led by Elmer Jones. The program aims to inform and engage the community and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Peprogram
C. E. of the Christian Church
Elmer Jones
Western Union Messenger Wins Prize for Safe Service
Colquit Oliver, a Western Union messenger, receives a $5 prize check from President A. A. Gorgon for conducting Western Union business without accidents. He placed fifth among six states and is praised as a faithful messenger deserving of recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquit Oliver
Western Union
A. A. Gorgon
Gibraltar Enterprises executives tour state theater holdings
Charles R. Gilmour president of Gibraltar Enterprises Inc Denver Colorado E John Greer treasurer Santa Fe T F Murphy Gibraltar director at Raton and Mayor E W Ward of Silver City also a director were in Lordsburg Friday on an inspection tour of the state The Gibraltar Corporation has large theater holdings in Colorado and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Gilmour
Gibraltar Enterprises, Inc
Denver
Col. E. John Greer
Santa Fe
T. F. Murphy
Gibraltar
Raton
E. W. Ward
Silver City
Gibraltar Enterprises
Lordsburg
Gibraltar Corporation
Colorado
New Mexico
Old Time Dance At Pythian Castle Hall Saturday
An old time dance was held at Pythian Castle Hall with attendees in period costumes. Mrs. Howard Deaton won first prize as a farmerette and Dudley Robertson took first prize in his farmer costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Castle Hall
Howard Deaton
Dudley Robertson
Notice for Lordship Little Theatre meeting invited
All persons interested in the Little Theatre in Lordsburg are invited to attend a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the law office of Sanders and Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Sanders and Taggart
Ralph Smith in Hatch Monday Night
Ralph Smith was in Hatch Monday night, according to a brief local report noting his presence in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Hatch
Clifton Visitors From McLary Family
Mr and Mrs J A McLary and daughter Lillian were Clifton visitors last weekend showcasing family ties and a brief hometown visit with friends and relatives noted in local society.
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J. A. McLary
Lillian
Clifton
Democratic headliners rally schedule across Hidalgo and nearby counties
Hidalgo County chairman Lee Brown Atwood announces rallies Monday at Animas Hachita and Lordsburg with speakers including Mrs Secretary of State and Attorney General Patton. Spanish speaking voters to hear Aztec Theatre event with Judge Hay and other party figures. Public welcome to attend.
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Hidalgo County
EK. F. Taylor
Geo. W. Armijo
Lee Brown Atwood
Animas
Hachita
Grant County
Marion Hatch
Chavez
Frank H. Patton
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Elmer F. Taylor
Kirtland
San Juan County
Aztec Theatre
Virden
George W. Hay
Hodges
Lordsburg Minister To Speak In Phoenix
Rev. J. S. Brimberry pastor of the Church of Christ in Lordsburg will speak before the Arizona Conference of Churches of Christ at Phoenix next Wednesday and Thursday and lead the adult class at Central Church Bible school Sunday morning. The visit is a compliment to Lordsburg pastor Supt. and Mrs. Benwood Pield and their children. In Lordsburg news, Virden visitors Benna Dean and James LeRoy, and Mrs A Eckert in Tucson to the bedside of her daughter Mrs House Harvey, who is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Brimberry
Church of Christ At
Lordsburg
State of Arizona
Benwood Pield
Benna Dean
James LeRoy
Virden
A. Eckert
Tucson
House Harvey
Copper continues rise as export price hits new peak
It is pleasing to note copper export prices rise with quotes at 10.15 the highest level in some time and commentators believe it will keep climbing.
Hotel Biltmore Project Advances in Local Wood Trade
A Liberal feature notes contractor Jack Heather has begun work for Ritter-Walker Co plans to build Hotel Biltmore for long time customers. Mr and Mrs De Paoli will manage the Texas camp and have operated there for years.
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Liberal
Jack Heather
Ritter-Walker Company
Biltmore
de Paoli
Texas Camp
Election set in New Mexian Grazing District No 3
A meeting in Deming on October 31 outlines an election for advisors to serve three years with one third of the board elected annually. Advisors with expiring terms or new nominees may run. The session at 10 A.M. will explain March 2 procedures and voting rights, including Class Two applicants. Funds from grazing fees will fund range improvements. J. F. Johnston explains from the US Division of Grazing.
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New Mexian
Deming
J. F. Johnston
Division of Grazing
Enchilada Dinner for Business and Professional Women Club
The Business and Professional Women's club led by Ena Walters held an October 15 meeting at Miss Bertha Scofield’s home. Halloween decorations, fortunes from a witchs pot, and eight new members were announced. guests included several named individuals from El Paso.
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Mearship
Ena Walters
Clara Kimbley
Della Cureton
Bertha Scofield
Hallowe’en
Mary Dee Kipp
Ella Brown
Miss Connell
Gladys Buvens
Kathleen Snyder
Dixie Adams
Miss Shipe
LoRee Kent
Deila Cureton
Luella Clark
Gracie Conner
Verna Hancock
Mathilda Jones
Winnifred Laham
Rose Powell
Gail Weldon
Vera Riggles
Garmichael
Miss Brown
Messecar
Emma Scofield
Maude Green
Elizabeth Scofield
Johnny Clark
el Paso
Reverend Bryan Hall Attends New Mexico Conference
Rev Bryan Hall and family left Sunday for Clovis to attend the New Mexico Methodist conference. It is expected he will be returned to the Lordsburg Church as a unanimous request has been sent to Bishop Boaz from Lordsburg church authorities and the Lordsburg Lions Club.
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Bryan Hall
Clovis
New Mexico
Lordsburg Church
Boaz
Lordsburg Shurch
Lordsburg Lions Club
Golden wedding anniversary of Arizona pioneers
Mr and Mrs Jacob G Scheerer celebrated their golden anniversary in Douglas with 260 guests. The Scheerers, prominent Arizona figures, were married October 1 1886 in Tombstone and have helped shape the state’s history. The Scofields and Miss Bertha Scofield attended the event.
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Harry Scofield
Harold Scofield
Bertha Scofield
Crouch
Douglas
Southwest
Jacob G Scheerer
Arizona
Tombstone
Mrs Watson escapes fire after personal property lost in blaze
Mra June Klegg reported in El Paso that while returning she learned at Deming that Tom Watson a leading local business figure and his wife lost their personal property in a fire and Mrs Watson narrowly escaped with her life.
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Mra
June Klegg
el Paso
Deming
Tom Watson
Mrs. Watson
Wednesday Sowing Club Hosts At Hazel Chase Home
Mrs Hazel Chase entertained the Wednesday sowing club this week. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Paul W Brown Eleanor Cochran John Cavin G Cureton H Deaton O K Leonard W C Mearns Robert Pierce Miss Ima Fairly and guests Mrs BE M Fisher and Mrs Cal Atkinson.
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Hazel Chase
Mesdame
Paul W. Brown
Eleanor Cochran
John Cavin
G. Cureton
H. Deaton
O. K. Leonard
W. C Mearns
Robert Pierce
Ima Fairly
BE. M. Fisher
Cal Atkinson
Train passes through Lordsburg on special movement
Gov Landon’s special train arrived in Lordsburg Thursday at 6 10 am after coming from the west led by Leo Gram of Tucson and was cleared out by H P Fairbank. No one aboard was disturbed by the stop or engine change.
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Gov. Landon
Lordsburg
Leo Gram
Tucson
Southern Pacific
H. P. Fairbank
Birthday dinner honors Mrs. Lundgren host Crawford Mearns
Mrs. Crawford Mearns entertained Friday night for Mrs. R. B. Lundgren. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lundgren and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Crider and Terry, and Jack Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Mearns
R. B. Lundgren
Dorothy
R. A. Crider
Terry
Jack Smith
N. and T. Club Hosts Social Gathering
Mrs. J. EB. Allen hosted the N. and T. Club Tuesday with members present. Guests included Mrs. A. James. Mesdames W. H. Small, B. M. Chase, G. Trimble, G. P. Jeffus, Chas. Fuller, EB. Allen, Aun Green, H. L. Scofield, E. B. Lewis attended. Lovely refreshments were served.
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J. EB. Allen
W. H. Small
M. Chase
G. Trimble
G. P. Jeffus
Chas. Fuller
EB. Allen
Aun Green
H. L. Scofield
Former State Secretary and Congressman to Attend Spanish Event
Republican County chairman R M Reynolds announces a big bash at the Aztec Theatre at 8:00 P M Saturday night. Attending and delivering addresses will former Secretary of State Mrs E A Perrault and former congressman B C Hernandez. Bills printed in Spanish circulate to advertise and invite Spanish American voters with no admission charge.
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Republican County
R M. Reynolds
Aztec Theatre
E. A. Perrault
B. C. Hernandez
Youngs Visit Fairlys on Tucson Trip
Mr and Mrs A C Young and their children from Eastern New Mexico stopped by the Fairlys this week during a journey to Tucson.
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A. C. Young
New Mexico
Tucson
Fairlys
Ownbys and Conners Spend Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs R B Ownby of Douglas visited their mother Mrs Nora Ownby this week end. Mr and Mrs I C Conner and daughter Miss Gracia spent the week end at Willow creek.
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R. B. Ownby
Douglas
Nora Ownby
Ralph Brown Tours New Mexico In congressional bid
Republican candidate M Ralph Brown visited Lordsburg Virden and the Banner mine then spoke at a Grant County mass meeting at the Elks Theatre. He published the Brown News and has a biographer praising his public service and legal work in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
M. Ralph Brown
Albuquerque
John L Augustine
Brown
Lordsburg
Virden
Banner Mine
Grant County
Elks Theatre
Brown News
Union Organiser- Journal
State Federation of Labor
Congress
New Mexico Legislative Board
Four Transportation Brotherhoods
New Mexico
Mr. Brown
M.L. Fox
M Ralph Brown
Ohio
Ral
Y Brown
Allis Chalmers Electric Works
American Legion
D.A.V
Board of Regents
the State University
Methodist Church Schedule and Conference Session Notice
The Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m There are no worship services The annual conference will convene in Clovis New Mexico for sessions led by Pastor Ryan Hall and the church community.
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Epworth League
Clovis
New Mexico
Dunagan praise for western town and ranch visit
Robert Dunagan spends two weeks at the Dun Avgan ranch near Animas greeting friends from Lordsburg and Hidalgo counties. He reports strong business and says Hilythe is a rising western town.
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Robert Dunagan
Dunavgan
Animas
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County
Hilythe
Arizona highway official outlines Benson to New Mexico cut-off
Harry Duberstein of the state highway department in Lordsburg said Arizona will spend about 50000 on locating a new cut-off from Benson to the New Mexico line. He noted most railroad crossings would be eliminated and much of the road would run on the south side of the Southern Pacific. Survey work will take a long time before construction starts.
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Harry Duberstein
State Highway Department of
Arizona
Lordsburg
Highway Department
Benson
New Mexico State Line
Southern Pacific
State Convention Honors Lordsburg Womans Club
Lordsburg Woman's Club reports from the state convention in Las Cruces with Mrs. W P Hill and delegates praising the gathering. The event honored by Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson and highlighted Las Cruces as gracious host as New Mexico Federation roots and education goals are emphasized.
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New Mexico Federation of Womans Clubs
Las Cruces
Mra
W. P. Hill
Lordsburg Woman's Club
Paul W. Brown
W. P. Burruss
Telr
Roberta Campbell Lawson
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Tas Cruces
New Mexico
New Mexico Federation. Mrs. George W. Frenger, Wife of the Mayor of Las Cruces
Mre Lawson
Mra J. O Seth
Banta Pe
State Federation
Lordsburg
Radium Springs
Country Club
Hill
Federation
Atwood
Lions Club hears new members and plans Ladies Night
The Lidy Club luncheon presided by Miller elected two new members Jonathan Cunningham and Jack I mith. Lions Rosenstein Augustine and Manders assigned to entertainment for Ladies Night set for Thursday November 12. Neely received a Lion key for securing two members. Discussion included marriage and bachelor experiences and a preview of Commissioner Orames visit on October 24.
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Lidy Club
Lion
Miller
Jonathan Cunningham
Jack I. @mith
Recovered whiskey found in suspect's associate home
Sheriff's office recovered two cases of whiskey stolen from a local dispenser. The containers were located at the house of a friend of the person suspected of the theft.
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Sheriff's Office
Roosevelt and Tingley Meet in Denver on Tour
President Roosevelt wired Governor Clyde Tingley to join him in Denver for a private talk aboard the Presidential car. The greeting was cordial and the pair discussed politics for a full hour and forty minutes. The White House leader pledged support for New Mexico projects and the governor noted the strong federal backing.
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New Mexico
United States
Roosevelt
Clyde Tingley
Denver
Clyde
Sunshine
Hi Dalgo Garage to Stay Open All Night
Manager E M Clayton announces the Hi Dalgo Garage will be open all night with competent men in charge day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Clayton
Hidalgo
J H Mcleod Returns Home From Muscatine Treatment
J H Mcleod, who traveled to Muscatine Iowa for medical treatment last month, is home very much improved. This good news brings relief and happy wishes from his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mcleod
Muscatine
Iowa
The Baptist Church Services Announced for Next Sunday
Sunday morning sermon topic The Out pouring Of The Spirit and evening topic Will All World Governments Fail. Special music and B T U members meet at 6 30 p m. Church Reporter invites attendance.
New Mexico Game Department Seeks Deer Kill Figures
The New Mexico state game department asks hunters to report deer killed in areas without checking stations. Hunters should report to any place selling licenses so officials can compile a reliable total for the 1936 season with help from sportsmen statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Lordsburg Welcome Return Advice From Joe Engberg
Joe Engberg of the Banner Mine returns from Texas oil fields where he and partners hold large interests. He offers this sage counsel for Lordsburg residents to stay put, saying those who have lived here long enjoy returning and will avoid the need to come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Engberg
The
Banner Mine Company
Texas
Lordsburg
Gage
Community Building Plans Eyed for Hidalgo County Fair
Local officers gathered to promote a community building program with a through interview tour to Deming and talks with Governor Tingley and Congressman Dempsey. A twenty acre site near Lordsburg could host athletic fields rodeos fairs stock exhibitions and annual expositions potentially forming a district organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Brown
Pr M. Ewing
George Oureton
George P Jeffus
Brown
Willard B. Molt
HL. Meldwein
State College
William ¥. Wilson
NYA
Gerald Puller
Mesers
Ewing
Cureton
Jeffus
Holt
Deming
Joe Rogers
Luna County
Hidalgo County
Mogera
Tingley
Dempsey
Lordsburg
Bowen flies in to meet Silver City branch leaders
R Len, president of the Community Public Service company, accompanied by Graham and Jack Harris of the home office, arrived Wednesday morning. Manager Johnson of the Silver City branch escorted them through Grant County metropolis while Bowen bases at Lordsburg airport. Earlier he hosted P M Chandler, International President of the Utilities Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Len
Community Public Service Company
Ty Graham
Jack Harris
Port Worth
Manager Johnson
Silver City
Grant County
Lordsburg
P. M. Chandler
The
Utilities Corporation
Hollywood Chamber Hosts Williamson Couple Prominent Film Figures
The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce received a personal call from F. L Williamson and his wife. Williamson is tied to United Artists and has long worked on movie construction projects. Mrs. Williamson once lived near Secretary Holt in Bellevue Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
F. L Williamson
Hollywood
Williamson
United Artists
Holt
Bellevue
Michigan
Carley Wallace Wedding Quiet Ceremony in New Mexico
Miss Patsy Carley daughter of A. C. Carley and Austin Wallace were quietly married on September 26. They traveled to Tererro New Mexico where the groom works in a mine alongside Orville Pradberry. Mrs ville Bradberry is a cousin of the bride. Sincere congratulations from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Carley
A. C. Carley
Austin Wallace
Red Rock
CCC
Tererro
New Mexico
Orville Pradberry
Ville Bradberry
Mrs Tiehle Attends Methodist Conference in New Mexico
Mrs Annie Tiehle left Wednesday for Clovis to attend a Methodist conference. She will visit Portales for a while before returning to Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tiehle
Clovis
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Iyo County
Downey
Con Dempsey
Call
Tertains Mine
Church OF Christ
Woman’s Club
Conner
Christian Endeavor
B. and
P. W
B. Hall
Watson
N. & T. Club
Ralph Brown
Blythe
Lordsburg Womans Club
Lions Club
F.D.R. and
C. Tingley
the Baptist Church
Bowen
Carley-Wallace
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