Mirror lesson teaches honesty and self awareness in children
Little Robert learns to evaluate his image in a mirror to see dirt on face hands and rompers. The scene shifts to a mother and observer noting self perception and correcting punishment. The narrator asserts mirrors help form right habits and calls for thoughtful education funding and kindergarten access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Hubert
America
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th St
New York
N. Y
Church of Christ Services for Sept 16 at Local Church
The Church of Christ led by Minister T A Phillips lists Bible School at 10 a m with J M Dorrance as superintendent. Lord's Supper at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m with a sermon at 7 30 p m on How Apply Religion To Manners and The Great Physician and His Remedy for Sin. No morning service at the church as the minister preaches at Red Rock. Bible School attendance is rising and encouraged to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rock
Bible School
Dr. C. P. Austin Joins Lordsburg Hospital Staff
Dr. C. P. Austin has sold his Pyramid street residence to ensure constant physician and surgical presence at Lordsburg hospital. His wife, Mrs. Austin, a veteran nurse, has been chosen head nurse and is already on duty. The hospital board believes the move will greatly benefit the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Austin
Pyramid Street
Lordsburg Hospital
Austin
Coon Named Director of Livestock and Agricultural Loan Co
Frank R. Coon, president of the First National Bank of Lordsburg, has been named director of the Livestock and Agricultural Loan Co of New Mexico. The appointment, described as of vast importance to state prosperity, comes after his recent presidency of the New Mexico Bankers Association. Lordsburg is highlighted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock & Agricultural Loan Co. of
New Mexico
Frank R. Coon
First National Bank of
Lordsburg
New Mexico Banker's Association
Lordsburg Mercantile Co Announces Consolidation
The Lordsburg Mercantile Co has begun important changes to consolidate its business. Dry goods hardware and grocery markets will move into the Roberts Leahy building, where the grocery-market department is now located. Further occupancy announcements will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Mercantile Co
Roberts-Leahy
Leary Funnygram Describes Flood Rescue and Rodeo Happenings
The column recounts residents facing flood threats at Spalding aided by Herman Lindauer and KR Ellison with a handcar and rope. It jokes about Ensign Kennedy camping after his Ford drum-lashed road trip, a rainstorm, and a rodeo craze with humorous impressions of cowboys and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Herman Lindauer
KR. R. Ellison
Walt Birchfield
Hal Kerr
Ensign Kennedy
Salvation Army
Ford
Kennedy
Zion
John Crawford
Florida Station
Yakima Kanutt
Deming
Story time for mothers and kindergartners begins
A kindergarten program starts this week with Miss Frances Brunson leading a weekly story for the kindergartners. The initiative aims to entertain and engage young children with reading stories through the courtesy of the kindergarten staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brunson
Luminous Lemon Cucumbers From Pearson Ranch Shown Here
Beautiful lus cious lemon cucumbers brought to the office this week from the Pearson ranch. The items drew attention for their bright color and consistent shape among local produce displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Ranch
J B Crowell Honored by New Mexico Bankers
John B. Crowell cashier of First National Bank of Lordsburg and president of the County Chamber of Commerce was unanimously elected to the New Mexico Banker's Association Executive Board at the Cloudcroft meeting last week. The annual session featured leading financial authorities addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Crowell
First National Bank of
Lordsburg
County Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Banker's Association
Cloudcroft
Premier attraction for the big carnival headliner
The carnival committee of the PTA and Woman's Club hires Blackie Martini, famed Barnum Bailey clown, to run the carnival queen contest and other events. He recently drew crowds at the El Paso Herald Picnic and promises memorable acts. The event, next Saturday September 45, invites long-distance attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent
Woman's Club
Blackie” Martini
Blackie
Epworth League Installs Officers at Methodist Church
Last Sunday September 9 during evening services Epworth League officers pledged to serve for the coming year. Elected were President Mrs G P Jeffus Vice President Lulu Mae Olney Secretary Ima Fairly Treasurer John Whistler Corr Seey Ruby Peak Supt Dept 1 Mrs Cougill Supt Dept 2 Talullah Lyday Supt Dept 3 Ora Fuller Supt Dept 4 Zena Whistler Epw Era Agent Helen Johnson and members Mildred Trimble Marie Weavers bringing total to 32. IMA FAIRLY Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
G. P. Jeffus
Lulu Mae Olney
Ima Fairly
John Whistler
Seey
Ruby Peak
Cougill
Talullah Lyday
Ora Fuller
Zena Whistler
Epw
Helen Johnson
Mildred Trimble
Marie Weavers
League
Bates Heads to Frisco in a Note from Globe Couple
A note from Mr and Mrs Paul V Bates of Globe states they are leaving tonight for San Francisco. They describe the trip as hot and say they prefer Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Bates
Globe
San Francisco
Lordsburg
Lourren M Burke Marries Edna May Wingfield in Deming
Mr and Mrs J W Burke visited their son Lourren M Burke recently married to Miss Edna May Wingfield of Kansas City with Judge Marsalis performing the ceremony. Lourren manages the Campus Pool Hall in Deming and invites friends to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Burke
Deming
Louren M Burke
Edna May Wingfield
Kansas City
Marsalis
Louron
McWhorter Purchases Dr Austin's Home
Mr and Mrs B M McWhorter bought Dr C P Austins home last week and are busy moving this week. Mr McWhorter says it will take some time to get his bearings in the new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. McWhorter
Dr. C. P. Austin
Lordsburg Hospital Patients Arrive for Major Treatment
Mrs. Harry Dee of Valedon visits for a major operation and Mrs. M. Sanders of Duncan seeks medical treatment at Lordsburg Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dee
Valedon
M. Sanders
Duncan
Watch and jewelery shop opens in old Fitzpatrick space
E. D. Pairis opens in Fitzpatrick’s old office to repair watches jewelry and phonographs. Bring your faulty timepiece for a trial repair.
Mrs Morningstar Hosts N. and T. Club Tea
Mrs Morningstar entertained the N and T club Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Crocker as the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morningstar
N and T. Club
Mrs. Crocker
Red Cross Appeal Draws Quick National Support
President Coolidge urged aid for stricken Japan and Americans answered. County Red Cross President Dr. M M Crocker mobilized local women led by Mrs. Elizabeth Gammon and others to raise funds. Contributions from Ned Gross and others push toward at least one hundred dollars plus church and group gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Japan
United States
M. M. Crocker
Red Cross
Elizabeth Gammon
FE. L. Jones
M P Walker
B . Cross
Gammon
Ned
America
Teachers Reception at Lordsburg Schools Called Fine Affair
A reception for the Lordsburg Schools faculty at the Christian church Thursday evening proved a splendid success. J M Dorrance led prayers and master of ceremonies. T A Phillips gave welcome, McLeskey answered, with Mrs Phillips, Miss Ownby, Ruth Wood and others contributing songs and piano solos. A buffet luncheon followed, hosted by the Ladies Aid Society, and the event fostered socializing among many new high grade hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Christian Church
J.M. Dorrance
T. A. Phillips
HW. A. McLeskey
T A Phillips
Jewell
Royal Order of Bobbies Formed By Lordsburg Girls
The girls with bobbed hair at Lordsburg High School form a club named the Royal Order of Bobbies for school year entertainment. Jewell Ownby is president Oma Powers secretary treasurer Zena Whistler lookout chair Viola Thomas entertainment chair Emma McWhorter refreshment chair Ruby Peak newspaper reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg High School
Royal Order of Bobbies
Jewell Ownby
Oma Powers
Zena Whistler
Viola Thomas
Emma McWhorter
Ruby Peak
SAD DEATH OF RALPH SPANN
Lordsburg friends mourn former city attorney Ralph Spann killed accidentally during a hunting trip near Anna Illinois. He was 35. Burial set in Lampasas Texas per wire to Manager Aldrich from Mrs Spann. Our deepest sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Ralph
Spann
Anna
Lamposas
Texas
Aldrich
Downey Tours Mazatlan Route After 900 Mile Run
W C Downey completed a 900 mile trip along the Sud Pacific de Mexico line visiting major towns between Nogales and Mazatlan. He described the journey as very hot and noted the Phoenix trip where temperatures were similarly high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Downey
Sud Pacific de Mexico
Norgales
Mazatlan
Bill
Phoenix
Phyllis Myrl Born to Mr and Mrs Robi Reynolds
A baby girl weighing 10 pounds was born Friday September 7 1923 to Mr and Mrs Robi Reynolds of Valedon NM at DeMOSS Hospital. The newborn Phyllis Myrl is reported doing fine. Lena Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Hughes underwent a major operation. Coleman Bobb of Animas is noted as a miner in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi. Reynolds
Valedon
N. M
Phyllis Myrl
Lena Hughes
Nick Hughes
Coleman Bobb
Animas
Miss Ruth Chase Goes to USC for College Entrance
Miss Ruth Chase travels to Los Angeles to enter the University of Southern California. She aims to begin studies and pursue higher education at the renowned campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chase
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Prophecy of Lordsburg's future business boom urged by old timer
A Lordsburg elder predicted a coming era of rapid growth with hydro power lighting and heating railroads and mines expanding. He touted diversified crops including peaches onions alfalfa corn and grapes along with leather goods manufacturing and regional sanitaria boosting the economy. He promised more ideas to be shared later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Ceasar Brock
I. W. Pearson
Frank Cline
Cureton Cattle Co
Nation’s Electric Power Plan Sparks National Debate
A proposed superpower project to electrify the U S via waterfall power seeks five billion dollars in funding with a claimed annual revenue of one billion. Advocates include Frank G Baum Herbert Hoover and Charles Steinmetz with backing from bankers. Congress may debate the plan next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Electric Light Association
New York
Frank G. Baum
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Charles P. Steinmentz
Wrights Baby Weighs 7 Pounds At Birth Revisit
The Wrights of Animas corrected a previous birth weight report noting the baby weighed 7 pounds at birth instead of 4 pounds. The editor learned the nurse had given an incorrect report earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert J. Weight
Baby
Miami
Wrights
Animas
J.C (Cade) Wright
Liberal force finds peaches from Cureton Cathie Company
After lunch the Liberal force discovers large peaches from the Cureton Cathie Company. Some peaches measure about 10% inches in circumference, highlighting the unusual harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureton Cathie Company
O'Brien Family Visited El Paso With Texarkana Relative
Mr and Mrs M D O'Brien and their daughters Mary Elizabeth and Margaret hosted Mrs A Sweeney of Texarkana Ark during a month long visit in El Paso. The party traveled to El Paso to accompany Mrs Sweeney on her return home.
Colorado Columbus and Mexican railway proposal outlined
El Paso Texas September 6. Professors Fayette A. Jones and W R Lewis describe the Colorado Columbus and Mexican railway to connect with the Denver Rio Grande at Parmington and run to Columbus then southwest to Guadalajara Mazatlan. They seek concessions in Mexico City and Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Fayette A. Jones
Lewis
Colorado
Columbus
Jones
San Juan County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Mexico
Nesr
Guadala
Jera
Mazatlan
Mexican
San Juan Basin
United States
State Corporation Commission of
Colorado, Columbus & Mexican Railway
Southwest
Western Union Office Sets New Daily Hours
Manager I. W. Aldrich announces changes at the Western Union office. The office opens at 6 90 a.m. and stays open until 6 40 p.m. with lunch from 12 30 to 1 40. No evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
I. W. Aldrich
Star Theatre Week Our September lineup of features
The program lists daily showings at Star Theatre from Sunday September 16 to Saturday September 22. Notable films include A Hodkinson Feature Nice People Her Own Money Theodora Siren Call Young Diana and In The Days of Buffalo Bill with two reel comedy O Nursie. Star Ethel Clayton Dorothy Dalton and other stars headlining each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodkinson
de Mill
Ethel Clayton
Theodora
Goldwyn
Dorthy Dalton
Young Diana
Buffalo Bill
Nursie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah E. Preble
Church OF Christ
Lordsburg Merc. Co
Leary Funnygram
J. B. Crowell
Bankers
Bates
Frisco
Bb. Mo McWhorter
E. D. Pairis
N. & T. Club
Ralph Spann
Downey
Maztalan
Tne
Bob Wrights
C. C. and
M. Railway
General Pershing
Mexco
Star Theatre Program
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