Noted livestock experts visit Lordsburg High School
Wallace and Dr. W. Black spoke to Lordsburg high school students on practical life preparation and career guidance. E C DeMoss of the local Board of Education and Willard E. Holt attended, with Supt Palm delivering the closing inspirational address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Dr. Black
Lordsburg High School
State College
E. C. DeMoss
Lordsburg Board of Education
New York
Willard E. Holt
Mr. Wallace
Supt Palm
Cleaners Fire Destroys Shop. No Insurance for Owner
A cleaners operated by Dunagan suffered a disastrous fire Tuesday morning. Fire crews fought the blaze, saved remaining stock, but the building burned, leaving only one coat salvageable. The owner reportedly had no insurance to cover the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Cleaners
Dunagan
Tragic Denver Youth Wedig Crushed In Freight Yard
News from Lordsburg and Denver recounts the death and injury of William E Wedig 19 of Denver after a moving freight accident at Lordsburg yards His mother Mrs Maud Wedig traveled from Denver to receive his body and letters reveal he left a note saying he did not want to be a burden The incident is framed as a reminder to families to remain at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Wedig
Denver
Lordsburg
Maud
Besof
DeMoss Hospital
Douglas
Wedig
Smehow
Rally Day at the church with morning sermon theme
A Rally Day service Sunday features the 9:45 A M morning preaching hour. The program includes Our loyalties and The Dynamic sermon. Heads of divisions listed: superintendent W C Mearns adult R Sund. Young People Birchfield. Children Miss Scofield. Senior League Harbor a. Intermediate League Jothy McInnis. Choir Glen Ross music director. Claude Puller pianist. Evening service follows usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mearns
R. Sund
Birchfield
Cohildren
Miss Scofield
Harbor
Jothy McInnis
Glen Ross
Claude Puller
C. S. Walker
Conner Family Relocation Reported in Wyoming
J and Mrs Ira M Conner relocate to Coty Wyoming due to a recent transfer. The notice mentions the move as part of a personnel reassignment and identifies the affected household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Conneriding
Coty
Wyoming
Mayor DeMoss And Son Visit Old Home Town
Mayor E. C. DeMoss and his son Edwin visit Nashville Tennessee with Miss Mary Josephine accompanying them to Kansas City and Columbia Missouri where she resumes study at Stephens College. Dr Prentiss of El Paso tends to Dr DeMoss' practice during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeMoss
Edwin
Nashville
Tennessee
Mary Josephine
Kansas City
Columbia
Missouri
Stephens College
Business and Professional Women Club Plans Monthly Meeting Changes
Lordsburg Chapter members and guests enjoyed a buffet dinner September 12 at 7 pm at the home of President Mrs. Luella Clark. A short business session followed with committee appointments and year plans. A merged monthly business social meeting was agreed, under program chair Gracie Connor, who outlined progressive programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Business and Professional Women's Club
Luella Clark
Gracie Connor
Mesdames Gracie Connor
Matilda Jones
Gail Weldon
Mildred Townsend
Gracie Connor Winnifrd Lahan
Faye Schiefelbein
Vernon Hancock
Bertha Scofield
Margaret Fuller
Beatrice Garrison
Dorrance Attends Spanish American War Reunion
John M. Dorrance spent the week in San Antonio for a reunion of Spanish American War veterans. The trip was taken by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dorrance
San Antonio
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Lordsburg area
The September 19 1935 forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change for New Mexico. El Paso area shows fair weather with minimal temperature shifts. Lordsburg vicinity expects partly cloudy skies, light to moderate southeast winds, and slight warming Saturday with a 60 to 66 degree range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Denver
Cole
el Paso
Met
Fort Bliss
Brewer
Miss Stella Ballard Visits From Animas
Miss Stella Ballard of Animas visited Lordsburg on Monday, staying briefly and greeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Ballard
Animas
Lordsburg
Eastern New Mexico State Fair Plans Resource Expansion
Roswell hosts the Eastern New Mexico State Fair October 2 3 4 and 5 with growing entries across livestock community booths domestic arts and classified products. Farm products arrive October 1 or sooner, while domestic arts must reach by noon October 1. J F P Hinkle chairing Old Timers day expects many long time New Mexico residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Roswell
Southwest
J. FP. Hinkle
Lions Club hears four guest speakers at Lordsburg meeting
Lordsburg Lions Club held a Tuesday noon gathering with four guest speakers. Lt. Rufus H. Carter led talks from CCC Grazing camp Animas and Lt. Edward H. Oswald from the 311th Cavalry. Joe Engberg of Bonnie Mine lauded as the largest Hidalgo labor employer as Lions Dr. Holt announced Engberg would join the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Lions Club
Rufus H. Carter
CCC
Animas
Edward H. Oswald
311Th Cavalry
Gila
D. C
Shields
Red Rock
Joe Engberg
Bonnie
Engberg
Lion Holt
Hidalgo County
W. E. Myers
Virden
Lion Austin
Townsend Club Meeting Charts Growing Membership
A Townsend Club gathering at the courthouse on Thursday drew many attendees. President George W. Gephart led a session with reports from across the United States, predicting substantial membership growth by the next meeting on September 26 and suggesting about one third of the U.S. population could join the Townsend banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Court House
Lordsburg Club
George W. Gephart
United States
Townsend
Lordsburg Woman's Club installs officers and welcomes new members
The Lordsburg Woman's Club held its annual installation on Monday September 16 with twenty members present. Officers were installed by Mrs Eddie Allen including vice president Rolfe parliamentarian Felix Gauthier recording secretary Winters and corresponding secretary Mearns. President-elect Downey will be installed later after returning from California. Mrs Ray Elms and Mrs John Davis were welcomed as new members. An enchilada supper is planned for September 28 at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Woman’s Club
Eddie Allen
Rolfe
Felix Gauthier
Frank Winters
W. C. Mearns
W. C. Downey
California
Ray Elms
John Davis
State Engineer McClure Assesses Animas Wells
State Engineer Thomas McClure from Santa Fe visited between Lordsburg and Animas to inspect wells on Dunlap and Lee and county state projects. He found Wood and Hill wells 100 percent, while Dunlap and Lee wells were largely unusable this year and plans to restore them for next year's crops. He noted County Agent Paul Brown’s absence due to his mother's illness and reported Route 85 in good condition except for flood damage between Hatch and Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McClure
Santa Fe
Dunlap and Lee
Lordsburg
Animas
Wood
Hill
Paul W. Brown
Barnette Placer Still In Limelight
The Barnette placer gold field near Lordsburg and Silver City covers about 1400 acres and remains prominent. A Chamber of Commerce visit reported a single nugget worth $2.71, plus other nuggets from $1.00 to $150 found in the dry-panning of a single yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnette
Elk Season Returns on Pecos 100 Permits Now Online
The New Mexico Game and Fish Dept announces 100 elk hunt permits at ten dollars for the upper Pecos watershed. Applications must be in by September 30 at the Santa Fe office. a drawing will decide permittees if demand exceeds 100. If under 100, permits are issued in order of receipt. The area spans about 250 square miles and offers rough, timbered terrain with abundant elk and deer, plus bear and turkey opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
State Department of Game and Fish
New Mexico
Game Department
Santa Fe
Elliott Barker
Turkey
Brophy to Play First College Game for ASU Freshmen
Harry Brophy of Lordsburg will see debut action Friday night against the Arizona State College varsity. The Tempe freshmen known as the Bullpups open their schedule with the varsity tradition, and eight more games are lined up for the first-year team with Brophy expected to play in each contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brophy
Lordsburg
Arizona State College
Tempe
Brophy
Dance at Palador All American event this Saturday
Manager Ralph Smith announces an All-American dance at Palador pavilion on September 22 with music by Gus Provencio and his Del Mar Pirates. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Palador Pavilion
Gus Provencio
del Mar Pirates
RECORD ENROLLMENT AT NEW MEXICO STATE COLLEGE
Enrollment reaches 534 to date at New Mexico State College with late registrations likely lifting to about 550. Last year’s first semester total was 497. Freshmen total 223, School of General Science 254, School of Engineering 159, and School of Agriculture 120 with 49 in Business Administration and 53 in Home Economics majors within General Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico State College
School of General Science
School of Engineering
School of Agriculture
Past Presidents Luncheon Of Lordsburg Women’s Club
Six former presidents of the Lordsburg Woman's Club attended a Monday noon luncheon at the Hidalgo Grill. Several were away from town or ill. Guests included Mesdames S. M. Chase, Chas. Puller, B. E. Allen, C. C. Puller, I. C. Connor and C. B. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Woman's Club
Hidalgo Grill
Mesdames S. M. Chase
Chas. Puller
8. E. Allen
C. C. Puller
I. C. Connor
C. B. Austin
Mechanics Placed in CCC Camps from Hidalgo
Walter Boswell camp mechanic Animas Art Shoemsker camp mechanic Virden J Urban Larsa technical mechanic Red Rock Russell camp blacksmith Red Rock recently placed in CCC camps Hidalgo local dispatch notes workers assigned to camps in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boswell
Animas
Art Shoemsker
Virden
J. Urban Larsa
Red Rock
Russell
CCC
Hidalgo
Light turnout as amendments to state constitution defeated
In a sparse election in which only about one in ten county voters participated, Amendment No 1 to tax exemption received 112 for and 96 against. Amendments 2 3 4 and 6 showed mixed tallies, but all failed as statewide results indicated voters were largely against the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Schools
Cloverdale
One Flower Bouquet Gift From Dorrances
John M. Dorrance contributed a single flower bouquet to the Chamber of Commerce on Friday morning. The bloom was a scarlet dahlia from Mrs. Dorrance measuring five inches across, highlighting the Dorrance family's fondness for flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dorrance
Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburg Poised for Major Sun Carnival In Paso 1936
Lordsburg plans to back a large sun themed carnival in Paso on January 1 1936 described as a major publicity stunt for the era. Local leaders urge strong community participation to showcase the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Paso
Carlsbad Caverns Our Greatest Attraction Across Nations
Col Thomas Hales, Supt Carlsbad National Park, reports August attendance of 30 686 visitors to the underground palace. Guests hailed from every state, Canada, China, District of Columbia, England, Greece, Manila, Japan, Mexico and Peru, praising the cordial conduct of Superintendent Col Boles and his Park service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hales
Carlsbad National Park
Union
Canada
China
District of Columbia
England
Cireece
Manali
Japan
Mexico
Peru
Col
Boles
New Officer at Animas Lt Oswald Named Second in Command
Lt Edward HW Oswald of the 311th Cavalry is designated the new officer at Animas, second in command to Lt Rufus H Carter. He plans to bring his wife from Gila soon as the camp operates smoothly and Lordaburg enjoys the new highway linking Lordsburg and Animas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward HW. Oswald
Animas
Rufus H. Carter
Oswald
Gila
Lordaburg
Lordsburg
Lordsburg Tops Aviation Stops Mentioned In Magazine
Lordsburg receives praise for its aviation role as officials Benjamin Poulois and John Geinse stopped there en route to Washington. An illustrated National Aeronautic piece highlights Lordsburg as the sole notable overnight stop, underscoring its prominence in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Aviation Service
Benjamin D. Poulois
Pacific Coast
Washington
Waterman
John HM. Geinse
Development
Beation Bureau of Air Commerce
National Aeronautic Magazine
Gelase
El Paso Lt Pred Ward Visiting Muir Ranch Guests
Lt and Mrs Pred Ward of El Paso were guests at the Muir ranch last night and Lt Ward often stays to build his air service hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Ward
el Paso
Muir Ranch
Lt. Ward
Palace Screens Same Pictures as Plaza in Paso
The Palace Theatre in Lordsburg shows moving pictures identical to those shown last week at the Plaza Theatre in Paso. The appearance the same night reflects well on the Palace and its management by the Allens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Plaza Theatre
Paso
Plaza
Palace Theatre
Allens
Coincidence Ties Engberg to Local Flight History
Joe Engberg, a chamber of commerce member, found a National Aeronautica Magazine photo of the same American Air Line ship he flew from Oklahoma City to FB Paso. The low wing monoplane was built at the Douglas factory in Santa Monica, powered by Wright cyclone engines used on Douglas air nets, with two motors for a 14 passenger craft cruising about 210 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Engberg
Chamber of Commerce
National Aeronautica Magazine
American Air Line
Oklahoma City
FB Paso
Douglas
Santa Monica
Mrs J H Robertson Reported Husband Ill in Douglas Hospital
Mrs J H Robertson of Hachita told Liberal representative in Lordsburg that her husband J H Robertson had been very ill with heart trouble and was in the C and A hospital at Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Robertson
Hachita
Lordsburg
C. and A. Hospital
Douglas
Vacationing in California with Brother in Tucson
Mrs. Midred Holloway left last week for a brief vacation in California joining her brother in Tucson who will enjoy the trip with her. Upon her return she will become secretary in the Transient Bureau Supervisor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midred Holloway
California
Tucson
Transient Bureau
Mrs Johnson Undergoes Appendectomy At Lordsburg
Mrs Chas Johnson had an appendectomy at Lordsburg hospital Monday morning and is recovering very satisfactorily, a condition sure to please her many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Johnson
Lordsburg Hospital
Silver City Polo Team Sweeps Lordsburg Series
Silver City's Troop F polo team defeated Lordsburg 6 to 2 on Sunday securing a clean sweep of the three game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Lordsburg
Noted Pliers Here Meet at Lordsburg Airport
Capt Charles Douglas and Sgt Ross Hopkins of the Illinois National Guard and at the Municipal Airport Chicago landed at Lordsburg Airport Tuesday afternoon to greet friends. Capt Buckman and wife, en route to California, joined a reunion at the Hidalgo Hotel. Douglas planned a longer stay but would return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Douglas
A. C
Diinois National Guard
Ross T. Hopkins
Illinois National Guard
Chicago
Lordsburg
Buckman
California
Hidalgo Hotel
Douglas
H Y polo team wins Governor's Cup in California Tourney
Lordsburg poloists send congratulations to the H Y polo team for winning the Governor's Cup at the California Polo Tournament. The victory brings credit to the team and to the State of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Huling
California
New Mexico
Miss Ethel Gano Recovers After Hospital Stay
Miss Ethel Gano of Hidalgo Grill staff underwent a successful procedure at a local hospital on Wednesday morning. Her friends report she is getting along very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Gano
Hidalgo Grill
Ardsburg Hospital
Game Warden Visits Lordsburg on Dove Shoot Rule
District deputy game warden Frank Weldon visited Lordsburg yesterday. He stated federal regulation on dove shooting with repeating and automatic shotguns will set a three shell limit, with a fifteen shell limit to be enforced by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weldon
Lordsburg
Weldon
State Tax Commission Approves Midalgo County School Budget
The State Tax Commission approved the Midalgo county school budgets at a recent meeting. The maintenance allowance is 86,094, up over 4,000 from 1094 36. Estimated revenues include cash balance 3,123, state appropriation 1,717, delinquent taxes 1,500, interest on deposits 100, forest fees 250, and voice agricultural reimbursement 280.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midalgo County
State Tax Commission
Voce, Ag
Supt Jones Reports More Lem s for Hidalgo
Supt W Jones of the Animal Oraging Camp reports eight more LEMs from Hidalgo County. He expects on October 1 that he will enroll more LBM s and Juniors. Let the good work go on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank W Jones
Hidalgo County
Virden Softballers Rally For 8 4 Win Over Lions
The Virden softball team defeated the Lordsburg Lions 8 to 4 on Wednesday night. Trailing early, Virden rallied in the final inning with a five run surge to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden Softballers
Lordsburg Lions
Townsend Club Meeting Approaches at Court House
The Townsend Club will hold its next regular meeting at the Court House at 8:00 PM on Thursday September 26. Members without books and membership cards are urged to attend. The note cites the United States membership exceeding twenty nine million as of September 1 and invites participation in the national movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Coort House
United States
The Junton Party At Sunday School Basement
A Sunday School party at the Methodiat church basement hosted by the Junton group. Attendees include Mr F H W Singer Mrs P M Melnnis Mary Morris Opal Downing Jackie Heather Dorothy Ainger Dorothy Metnnis Virginia Ehrhardt Leora Trendt Kathleen Jinkins Margaret Ann Codding James Allen Bobby Reynolds Charles Walter Lula Johnson Walter Bowers June Cley Dickie Allen Mabel Seott Annabeth Ewing Betty Reynolds Arnestine Bonar. Refreshments were sandwiches ice cream and cake. Ernestine Bonar enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Church
Mro. F
Betty Reynolds
Arnestine Bonar
Iby Ernestine Bonar
Birthday Surprise Honoring Miss Hawkins at Dunagan Home
Mrs. Dixie Adams hosted a birthday surprise Friday evening at 8 for Miss Cora Mae Hawkins at Mrs. Laura Dunagan’s apartment. Attendees included Helen Johnson Pearl Crosby Annabelle Dunagan and several Dunagans plus Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deaton. Guests enjoyed gifts cake punch and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Adams
Cora Mae Hawkins
Laura Dunagan
Helen Johnson
Pearl Crosby
Annabelle Dunagan
Meners
Dudley Robertson
James Deaton
Damon Dunagan
Junior Dunagan
Howard Deaton
Wednesday Sewing Club Gets Together For Afternoon
The Wednesday Sewing club met with Mrs. L. J. Beott for an afternoon gathering. Members present included Mesdames Short, Deaton, Shoemaker, Leonard, Mearns, Cureton, Burruss and McWhorter. Guests included Mrs. Chase and Miss Conner. a salad course was served. Mrs. EB Short will host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Beott
Howtens
Mesdames
J. Short
Howard Deaton
Arthur Shoemaker
O. K Leonard
Crawford Mearns
George Cureton
Tolle Burruss
Freeman McWhorter
P. M. Chase
Addie Louise Conner
EB. J. Short
Mixer at M. E. Church Shows Small Town Festive Night
Sixty five attendees joined an informal mixer and covered dish supper at the Methodist church Wednesday. Rev. Walker George P. Jeffus W Mearns Mrs Scofield and W E Holt spoke. Mr Mearns led his orchestra as a feature. Mrs Puller ran stunts. Dorothy Singer named most popular girl. Auld Lang Syne sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rev. Walker
George P. Jeffus
W. ©. Mearns
W. M. A. Meeting Studies Acts Chapter Three
The group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Bam H. Gass's home with all members present and two guests Miss Mildred Howe and Mrs. Albert Duck. They studied the third chapter of Acts and concluded with cake and ice cream refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam H. Gass
Acts
Mildred Howe
Albert Duck
Lions Softball Club Defeats Virden CCC 6-5
The Lions softballers beat Virden CCC on Friday night by 6 to 5. The three C team showed solid play and with more practice under the lights could become strong competition for any team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Virden CCC
Miss Beales Sends Kind Regards From Former Central Principal
A letter to Secretary Holt from Miss Nan B former Central school principal now at Antioch Tenn says she is feeling much better and sends warm regards to old and new teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Nan B
Central School
Antioch, Tenn
Beales
Senator Lee Brown Atwood Heads to Alamogordo
Senator Lee Brown Atwood departs today for Alamogordo for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lee Brown Atwood
Alamogordo
Lordsburg Visit From Animas Couple
Mr and Mrs Boyd Maddox of Animas were Lordsburg visitors on Wednesday, stopping by local sights and meeting residents during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Boyd Maddox
Animas
Lordsburg
Polo Dance Saturday Night At Woman's Club
A polo dance is planned for Saturday night at the Woman's Club. The event, advertised as a society gathering with music, invites the public to attend and enjoy an evening of dancing and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hirthday Party at Lordsburg Cafe Honors Junior Johnston
The Girls of the Lordsburg Cafe hosted a birthday party Wednesday for Junior Johnston’s eighth birthday. Five playmates attended as the guests of honor with games and cake and ice cream served. Attendees wished Junior many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Cafe
Junior Johnston
Junior
Cames
New Mexico Magazine Seeks Readership Across Ages
New Mexico Magazine plans an October issue with back packing deer hunting themes fishing journeys Indian stories humor and features. It notes Magdalena cow town lore trips to hunting season influx and a feature on the great artesian basin by Diana B Carter plus several pieces by Omar Barker Col Jack Potter and Roy Allen Stamm among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Merah Hamilton
Los Angeles
Magdalena
Grant Maxwell
Diana B. Carter
Omar Barker
Layholt
Col
Jack Potter
Mickey Abousleman
University of New Mexico
Riley
Roy Allen Stamm
Cordova
Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
Kathryn Andrews
N. and 7. Club Meets at Trimble Home
The N. and 7. Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Geo Trimble's home. Attending were Mesdames J. BE. Allen B M Chase Charles Puller A L Green FR L. Jones George P. Jeffus BE Lewis R. A Palm and hostess Mrs. Retlie Marshall was a guest. Peach ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Club
Geo, Trimble
J. BE. Allen
8. M. Chase
Charles Puller
A L Green
FR. L. Jones
George P. Jeffus
BE. & Lewis
R. A. Palm
Ho Beofiel
National League pennant race tightens to two games
The National League pennant race is extremely close with Chicago and St Louis separated by only two games and New York within striking distance, signaling a tightly contested stretch run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Loui
New York
Hidalgo Hotel Installs New Neon Sign on Front Street
The Hidalgo Hotel installed a new neon electric sign yesterday, illuminating Lordsburg’s well lighted front street and marking a bright addition to the town’s downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo Hotel
Lordsburg
Handkerchief Shower Honors Miss Alice Jones Before Las Cruces Move
The BY. P A. of the Baptist church held a handkerchief shower for Miss Alice Jones at Mrs. L. C. Henslee's home before she leaves for State College in Las Cruces. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. Felix R. Jones, former Hidalgo County sheriff, has been appointed Port of Entry officer at Road Parks Port of Entry and will begin duty there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BY. P A. of the Baptist Church
L. C. Henslee
Alice Jones
Las Cruces
State College
Felix R. Jones
Hidalgo County
Road Parks
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Actis H. S
Wallace Dept. of Agriculture
D. W. L.state College
Evre
Cureton
Nty
Dunagango
NG Wedig
M. BE. Church
Mayor DeMoss
Son
Old Home Town
B. and
P. Women’s Club
Eastern New Mexico State Fair
Lions Club
McClure
Highway 85
Hatch
Barnette Placer
Palador
Knights of
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
M. Kretsinger
Beren
Deming
Duncan
R. B. Ownby
Knight of Pythias
Carlsbad Caverns
Palace
J. H. Robertson TL
Game Warden
Mae
Supt. Jones
Fiom Lions
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Junton Party
Ww. M. Aw
Lons Softball Club
Miss Scales
Hirthday Party
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