Las Cruces Would Join Three Federal Highways
Rio Farmer reports Las Cruces could join three federal routes by extending U S Highway 54 from Vaughn to Las Cruces along State Road No 3 via Careilozo Tularosa Alamo and Organ This follows State Highway Commission action at the August meeting and requires Texas ratification to complete the designation The move aims to boost interstate traffic and position Las Cruces at a major crossroad with U S Highways 66 and 54 connecting through New Mexico to Texas and New York and Chicago respectively.
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Ing
M. B. Stevens
Chamber of Commerce
Las Cruces
Las Cru
State Highway Commission
American Ton
U.S. Highway Office
New Mexico
Vaughn
Las Crupg
Careilozo
Tularosa
Alamo
Organ
Chicago
New York
Springfield
Vicpori
Kansas
Oma
Texas
Tucumari
Plains
U.S
Rio Farmer
Miss Dahl Returns to Lead Local Home Economics Department
Miss Dahl returns to Lords to organize the home economics department and oversee visits before the new school opening. A state conference in Albuquerque revised the vocational plan to be more practical. Jane Hinkey and Miss Mildred Lyle co led, using studies by economics teachers to meet high school and adult class needs.
Hidalgo couple finally wed after retrying year
Manuel Frias and Amelia Frias of Hidalgo county wed after postponing once. The ceremony was performed by Judge C. W. Marsalis following a fresh marriage license obtained from the county clerk B. K. Lovett. The couple had faced initial parental concerns but remained committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Manuel
Amelia Frias
B. K. Lovett
Ung
C. W. Marsalis
Mediation radiogram directs ships to attend dedication
A radiogram from Spier D. Jones instructs ships and a San Antonio base fleet to attend the dedication of the Lordsburg airport. Lt Foster and two other officers will lead a delegation arriving Saturday, with daily airport presence through Tuesday.
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Spier D. Jones
Anne
Lordsburg
T. Thad
A. G. Fisher
Vs Corps
Lt. Foster
San Antonio
Hidalgo County Farmers Institute Week Aired On KOB Radio
County Agent reports Delbert Johnson of Virden spoke on opportunities in the Virden Valley and this year potato crop. Attendees from Hidalgo County including J B Jones Delbert Johnson and LW Gleason toured Duncan valley potato yields and studied poultry farming livestock and dairying at the agricultural college and experiment station during a weeklong session in Las Cruces with lectures and field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Las Cruces
Delbert Johnson
Virden
Virden Valley
Duncan Valley
Gleason
J. B. Jones
LW. Gleason
Hidalew County
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Reverend Wilkerson Preaches Farewell Sermon at Lordsburg
Pastor W O Wilkerson of the Lordsburg Baptist Church announces his farewell sermon for next Sunday evening with the message Farewell and Remember. Since arriving in 1924 the church gains and renovations totaling about 83000 improved pews piano plastering and bell while membership grows alongside nearby churches. He notes losses of Levi Wright and Miss Inez Wright and plans to continue running the Lordsburg Tailor Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilkerson
Lordsburg Baptist Church
Lordsburg
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wilkerson
Levi Wright
Inez Wriggit
Lordshurg
Lordsburg Tailor Shop
Local Dairy Milk Shows Improvement in Quality
A Lordsburg area dairy inspection found surprise milk samples above state standards. Sanitary conditions show wonderful improvement, and residents are urged to use more local dairy products. Minor improvements could elevate most dairies to Grade A under the US Standard Milk Ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
J. KW. Por
Deming Community News Buoyed by Visits and Travels
Mrs ST E Hall, Mary Padilla and Ramon visited friends in Deming Sunday. Miss Alda Roberts arrived from Haswell to begin duties in the grammar school. Mr and Mrs A L Green and sons Louis and Ronald Laundry were in Douglas Sunday. Valedon principal J Ethan Wright returned from vacation at Mt Carmel Illinois. Dr and Mrs Paul Austin and son J T drove to Roswell where J T will reenter Roswell Military Institute for his senior year. Miss Margaret oe returns from Abilene to join the faculty. Mrs E J Short underwent a minor operation at DeMoss hospital and is recovering well at home. Mrs Vernon O Tolle came home from Holy Cross Sanitorium after three weeks rest. Mr and Mrs J H Claid, Miss Birdie Adams and others toured Grand Canyon Cantilever Lee’s Ferry Zion Bryce and Grand Junction visiting a brother of Mrs Clark. They returned via the million dollar highway to Ou ray Canyon and the Colorado Trail. Mr and Mrs John S Clark drove Miss Adams to Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Austin
J. T
Roswell
Roswell Military Institute
J. H. Claid
Birdie Adams
Kindergarden Department of State Teachers’ College of
Silver City
Grand Canyon
Lee’s Ferry
Zion and Bryce National Parks
Grand Junction
Hundred Pheasants Released in Hidalgo County
Hidalgo county hosts 100 Chinese pheasants placed by the State Game Department and the Big Horn Game Protective Association. Seventy five birds were released in Gila valley and Dinagan and Gray ranches, with twenty five bought by the local association. Authorities and local sportsmen meet to observe progress and discuss game matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Smith
Big Horn Game Protective Association of
Hidalgo
State Game Department
Gila Valley
Virden
Animas Valley
Dinagan's
Gray Ranches
Local Game Association
Gila River
Red Rock
Hidalgo County
Wan
Weeter
Big Yorn Game Protective Association
Hidsiga
State Game Protective Association
Roawell
Liller Ammons
FL Swoffond
John Mot Ripps Christen ed at Lordsburg First Methodist
John Muir Kipp infant son of Mr and Mrs Hex Kipp of Monterrey Db Mexico was christened at the First Methodist church in Lordsburg. Pastor S M Milms led the ceremony with godparents Willard B Holt and Mrs Laura Dickinson Seaver. The Kipp family sails back to Monterrey this week where Mr Kipp works for the American Smelting and Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
John Muir Kipp
Hex Kipp
Monterrey
Mexico
John TL Muir
Mires Muir
Flora Marble
Ronald Kipp
FE Paso
Grandma” Keeler
Virden
Virden Valley
Laura Dickinson
Separ
Moir
Mra
Kipp
Lilthe
Wilbe
Mer. Kipp
American Smelling & Refining Company
Popp ers Special Rates Labor Day Speci al
The Southern Pacific Lines resume cent a mile transportation for a Labor Day Dollar Day venture. J T Clayton, local agent, says the plan will spur record travel in New Mexico and Southwest. Three cent a mile dates are set for September 4 5 and 6 with a 12 day return offer ending September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
New Mexico
Southwest
J.T. Clayton
Birthday party honors Lola Jane Graham at Graham residence
Miss Betty Hardin hosted a birthday party Thursday night at the Graham residence for Lola Jane Graham. Games were played and prizes won by Alice Jones, Billy Arelian, and Ray Lester. The pink and green cake with eleven candles was served with punch and sandwiches as the event closed. Attendees included Lucile Anderson, Carol Conner, Dorothy Williams, Prelyn Kiltebrew, Ruth Anna Lester, Nell Slater, Lucy and Sarah Gass, Ethel Pearl Tsacks, Annabelle Dunagan,iora Rouse, Hazel Williams, Dorothy Wacker, Billy and Helena Ararian, Lillian Gawger, Maxine Allen, Loreanne Jones, Sybil Williams, Ouida Smith, Richard and Ray Lester, Lowell and Johnnie Jones, Edwin DeMoss, Join Albert Nicholson, and W. E. Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hardin
Graham
Lola Jane Graham
Alice Jones
Billy Arelian
Ray Lester
Pri
Lola Jane
Lucile Anderson
Carol Conner
Dorothy Williams
Prelyn Kiltebrew
Ruth Anna Lester
Nell Slater
Lucy
Sarah Gass
Ethel Pearl Tsaacks
Annabelle Dunagan
Iora Rouse
Hazel Williams
Dorothy Wacker
Billy
Helena Arahelian
Lillian Gawger
Maxine Allen
Loreanne Jones
Sybil Williams
Ouida Smith
Richard
Lowell
Johnnie Jones
Edwin DeMoss
Albert Nicholson
W. E. Holt
Woman's Club Plans Big September Meeting
A special meeting of the Woman's Club met Monday in Hidalgo Lounge with Mrs N A Gammon as hostess. A committee led by Mrs Claude Fuller Mrs Iva Conner and Mrs J T Smith was appointed to arrange the annual meeting set for the third Monday in September. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Johnson Fuller Conner McCarthy Olney Egan Ross Cummings Love Jones and Gammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hidalgo Lounge
N. A. Gammen
Claude Fuller
Iva Conner
J. T. Smith
Charles Johnson
Ira Conner
Frank McCarthy
Claude Olney
BR. A. Egan
Glen L. Ross
Fred Cummings
Love Jones
N. A. Gammon
Wednesday Club Hosting By Mrs Karlie Kerr
Mrs Karlie Kerr hosted a club gathering with a few regional guests. Mrs Glen L Rows won the club prize. Refreshments were served to Mesdames M A Gammon J J Amos J B Buевvens Glen L Hows Paul Austin Kat Lewis and Pierce Hoggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlie Kerr
Glen L. Rows
A. Gammon
J. Amos
J. BE. Buevens
Glen L. Hows
Paul Austin
Kat. Lewis
Pierce Hoggett
Missionary Society Hosts Tea After Hosea Study
Mrs Felix Jones presided over a Baptist Missionary Society meeting on Wednesday. The study hour focused on the Book of Hosea and tea service followed with peach ice cream cake and iced tea for attendees including Marvin Pierce Chandler Hii Felix Winslow Alvin Beadberry Sidnie Patterson J J Lavell and Mrs Jim Darley of El Paso. Mrs Keffie Huse to host next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Jones
Soety
Marvin Pierce
Chandler Hii
Felix Winslow
Alvin Beadberry
Sidnie Patterson
J. J. Lavell
Jim Darley
el Paso
Keffie Huse
Public Land Records Fill Vicinity. Misses Chase Return
Still after public land on five thousand acres in this vicinity, per U S Commissioner. Fast pace leaves thousands more acres available. Miss Ruth Chase and Miss Helen Chase returned from Hurley where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Grover Eckert. Mrs Eckert hosted a party for them, and then visited her mother Mrs K L Strown. Mrs Eckert plans to move to Tyrone to join the live school faculty in the fall. Friends of Mrs Kinel Joe learn she is recovering well after an operation in the Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ruth
Helen Chase
Hurley
Grover Eckert
Mra
Norman Metfuskey
Lions Push Airport Beautification At Lordsburg Meeting
Lions Club members urge beautifying Lordsburg Airport with grass and visible city promotion. Motion supports flat government rent rate for water and a 8750 yearly bill for 12 000 gallons monthly. George Jeffus reports trip to New Mexico and Texas. attendance includes Gleason McCarthy Hoy Evane Conder Amith Christian Gimmon Davis and Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LMT Realy
Lion
H. J. Conder
Amith
Christian
E. T. Nat Gimmon
Ora &. Davis
Mrs. Hinckburn
Needle and Thimble Club Meeting Social Evening
Mee George Trimble presided over a Needle and Thimble Club gathering on Tuesday. The low was enjoyed in conversation and needle work with refreshments of cake and tea. Mesdames A L Green Jockie Jeffus Fuller Alten and others attended with hostesses Fred Wicemainee and Walter Thoewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trimble
A. L. Green
M. Jockie
George Jeffus
Charles Fuller
J. Alten
Cap
S Lewis
Vadetie Allen
Fred Wicemainee
Waltery Thoewell
Charles Puller
Lisemday
Bible School Plans And Sunday Services At Chipint Church
The Chipint Church announces Sunday services on September 6 with Communion and Bible Helen at 10 A M. A Bible School day is planned for September 14 with preaching at 11 A M on The True Aim of Life and 2 event Divine Drawing. Visitors and former pupils are urged to attend and welcome.
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Bonday
Chipint
Priday Bridge Club Hosts Formed Ice Course Guests
Mrs. Eddie Allen was hostess to the bridge club and a few additional members Friday afternoon last. Mrs. Tyra won high score prize among the players. An ice course was served to Mesdames Heather Gleason Luckie Hoggett McCarthy and guests Tyra and Jarvis of Junction Texas. Mrs. Cummings will host today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday Bridge Club
Eddie Allen
Tyra
Jack Heather
Lyman Gleason
E. M. Luckie
Pierce Hoggett
Frank McCarthy
George Tyra
Irvin Jarvis
Junction
Texas
Fred Cummings
Cueto Family Returns From European Tour
The Cueto family Lordshy Jee med wife and two children returned Friday from a long tour through four European countries including Belgium and France. They traveled by various routes through Fort Worth Oklahoma City St Louis Philadelphia New York and Spain. Mr Cueto noted good roads and widespread postwar rebuilding while praising both Spanish and French conditions. He urged learning both Spanish and English for future travel and said he enjoyed seeing thirty five states on the trip.
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A.cueto
Lordshy
Jeemed
Hons
United
Pain
Belgium
Prunes
Fort Worth
Texas
Petite
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Preverickeburg
Pereylvania
Woah
New York City
Mr. Coe
New York
Spain
Owkedo
Caein
Vriday
Lordebure
Porope
Europe
Social event honors Mrs Hoggett and Mrs Hoggett
A Tuesday afternoon party hosted by Mrs A Feon honored Mrs Pierce Hoggett. Mrs Hoggett received a gift for high score. second high went to Miss Paul Autia. Strawberry shortcake was served at tea with a guest list including Mesdames Gien L Hom C Hanks Austin Jf Clark Jack Heather and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Hoggett
Mee
Paul Auatia
Mra
Hoggett
Mesdanmes Gien L. Hom
C. Hanks Austin
Jf & Clark
Jack Heather
Ala
Birthday Club Honors Mr. Trimble and Mrs. Fuller
Mrs. A Slater hosted a Friday birthday club session honoring Mr. George Trimble and Mrs. Charles Fuller. The afternoon featured light refreshments and a display of gifts as guests, including Mrs Pred Gi Waller Lovewell M Chase Harry Wacker George Hamner A L Green and Marion Fisher, shared in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trimble
Charles Fuller
Birthday Club
A. Slater
Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Eddie Home
The bridge club met at Mrs. Eddie's home on Thursday afternoon with Mee. W. A. Short winning the high score prize. A salad course followed the games. Present were Mrs. Oscar Allen, E. J. Short, BM. G. Johnson, W. A. Short, Andrew Thane and guest Mrs. Jack Kaem. The club met in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Eddie
Mee
W. A. Short
Oscar Allen
E. J. Short
G. Johnson
Andrew Thane
Jack Kaem
Hospital Notes From Lordsburg Update on Local Injuries
Charles Bakaly of Phoenix manager of United States Coffee Corporation released from Lordsburg hospital after an automobile wreck. Mrs. Leonor Salazar of Valedon discharged after recent operation. G. D. Creasman of Miami Arizona also discharged following injury. Henry Randall S P section foreman hospitalized for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bakaly
Phoenix
United States Coffee Corporation
Leonor Salazar
Valedon
G. D. Creasman
Miami
Arizona
Henry Randall
S. P. Here
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts A Mrs Gammon
Mr N A Gammon entertained guests of her bridge club Wednesday High score prize was won by Mrs Paul Austin At the close of the afternoon dainty refreshments were served and enjoyed by Mesdames Glen L Ross Banks Austin J C B Anne C Paul Austin Lewis Pierce Egon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Gammon
Bridge Club
Paul Austin
Mrs. Gammon
Glen L. Ross
Banks Austin
J. C. B. Anne C. Paul Ausstin
Lewis
Pierce Egon
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Miss Dahl
Watt
Madiogram
KOB
W. OW. Wilkerson
ST. E. Hall
Mary Padilla
Ramon
Deming Friends
Alda Roberts
Haswell
Louis
Ronald
I Douglas
J. Ethan Wright
Valedon School
Mt Carmel
Ilinois
Margaret Oe
Abilene, Texas
DeMoss Hospital
Swafford
Gwartney
Lotisburg
Re Horn Game Protective Association
Smith
John Mot Ripps Christened
Driber
Labor Day
Rodcoat Stock Yards
Lordsburg Airport
Church of Christ
Mr and Mrs. Chase
Douglan
John Metherson
Mea
Joe Phillips
Deb Waters
Howwell
W. A. Bheart
Marion Ex
Geraldine
Orrian Wairly
David ‘Tolle
Prof
Pra. Vernon
Tolle
TLD
Horne
Horace
Jillen
Defone
Junior Carver
Devin Jarvie
Aon
Bobby
Mero
Mex
Harry Martin
Won
Charlie
Mra Martin
Margaret Holt
Marvin Puller
Liver City
Mr. Fuller
L. Brown
Thoreday
de Moss Hospital
Joan Ala
William Townsend
Kila Brown
Mrs
5. D. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Tucumcari
Mr. Jones
Geo. P. Jeffus
Childeen
John
Mary Beth
Tomarillo
Mobeeth
Carlsbad Caverns
Santa Fe
Kaiz
Jeffus
Hubert
W. J. Jeffus
Mcbeetic
Betty McGregoe
Lee Sim
Lo, Texas
Night Entertainment
Evans Garage
George Hickok
Victor Recording Orchestra
Cueto
Hhidge Club
Lordsburg Hospital News
Wednesday Bridge Club
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