First Meeting of P T Association a Brilliant Start
The first Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the high school auditorium was a brilliant success. President N J Scott led the session with reports from Olivia Wells and G W Trimble detailing a balance of 500 85 on hand after receipts from carnival ball games soft drinks and prior funds. The program featured multiple musical numbers and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
N. J. Scott
Olivia Wells
G. W. Trimble
Scott
W. H Vanderpool
M. P. Walker
Claud Fuller
John B. Crowell
Fuller
C. Ball
Kurz
Abbott
Dorit Walker
Tucson
D. 8
Fh. A. McLeskey
Texas
J H. Cougill
Indiana
D. T. Bonham
Mississippi
T. H. Cougill
Wilma Forrest
R. A. Smith
Colorado
Elizabeth Cermak
Oklahoma
Leo Doyle
Ilinois
Mary Murfin
Mabel Brown
Helen Newland
Tennessee
Esther Harbinson Pennsyl
Patriotic Mexican Celebration in Lordsburg and Valedon
Spanish American residents held a two day Mexican independence celebration directed by Aguilar Hernandez and Cervantes. A large decorated stage stood near Frank Barella’s home as the program featured orchestra music with participation by many residents. A Saturday noon parade and a gran baile at the Star Theatre closed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Valedon
Aguilar
Hernandez
Cervantes
Patriotic Assembly
Frank Barella
Star Theatre
Birthday Party Honors Ninth Birthday in Third Grade
Junior Ball entertained the third grade Saturday for his ninth birthday with help from mothers and teachers. The children enjoyed games, followed by ice cream and cake, and Junior received many pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Ball
Mrs. Ball
Junior
Dramatic Club Formed At Local High School
A fine high school dramatic club organized with Arabella Jones as president and James Tyra as vice president. Officers include Johnnie Tyson secretary and social committee members Oma Powers and Martin Foley. Initiation and program committees listed. first show set for Oct 6 at Star Theatre with a short play and two musical numbers.
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Arabella Jones
James Tyra
Johnnie Tyson
Josephine Bailey Oma Powers
Martin Foley
Lillie Bartlett
Palvin Conner
Vinnig Gilbert
Lulu Qiney
Jewell Ownby
Alfred Conner
Star Theatre
Biographical Sketch of Judge Stephen B. Davis Jr
Judge Stephen B. Davis Jr a prominent New Mexico figure born November 18 1874 in Middletown Connecticut held multiple public offices from Las Vegas to the state Supreme Court. He helped draft the 1915 NM code and served on water rights commissions with plans for final sessions in Santa Fe. He married Mary la Rue in 1903 and remained active in law business and religious circles.
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Stephen B. Davis
Middletown
Connecticut
Wesleyan University
Law School
Yale University
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Davis
Capt. L. C. Port
San Miguel County
Charles A. Spiess
Fourth Territorial Judicial District
Otero
Hagerman
United States
M. C. Mechem
J. Roberts
Mechem
State Supreme Court
Senate
la Plata
Colorado
San Juan
Herbert Hoover
Santa Fe
Judge Davis
Mary la Rue
J. A. la Rue
Judgevis
Mechem Names Barnes for New Mexico Supreme Court
Gov Mechem announced in Albuquerque that R P Barnes of Las Cruces would be appointed associate justice of the state supreme court to fill the vacancy caused by Stephen B Davis Jr resignation. Davis left to run for US senator on the Republican ticket after the party convention. Barnes was the convention nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Mechem
Santa Fe
R. P. Barnes
State Supreme Court
Stephen B. Davis, Jr
Las Vegas
Davis
United States
Barnes
OFF TO GRAND LODGE IN LAS VEGAS
Mr and Mrs Earle Kerr R B Ownby and W E Holt are in Las Vegas attending the Grand Lodge K of P and Grand Temple Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Kerr
R. B. Ownby
W. E. Holt
Las Vegas
Grand Lodge K. of P
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters
Dr Campbell to Pay Last Visit Sunday
Dr C K Campbell presiding elder will bid Lordsburg farewell next Sunday after his transfer to another district. He will preach his last sermon and lead the quarterly Methodist church conference with special music from a male quartet. The district laments his departure from his exemplary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Campbell
Lordsburg
Ith Quarterly Methodist Church
Campbell
Hill Is Progressive for New Mexico Governor
Charles Lee Hill, Republican nominee, states policy in the Dona Ana County Farm Bureau journal. He ties agriculture and livestock wealth to state prosperity, calls for closer farmer and range man cooperation, irrigation and drainage development, mining growth, and promotion of natural and cultural assets. He pledges strict budgeting and expert help to restore state valuations and fund schools roads and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Organized Farming
Dona Ana
Taxpayers Association
Fitzpatricks Leave for Loveland Colorado
J I Fitzpatrick his wife and their baby daughter departed Friday afternoon for Loveland Colorado their future home. An informal reception was held in the parlor of the Hollen hotel the afternoon of their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
J. I Fitzpatrick
Loveland
Colorado
Hollen Hotel
Headpiece Helps Farmer Teach Safety At Rail Crossing
A charming rural scene turns into a safety lesson as a farmer halts for a train at a crossing. The driver and engineer wave, proving cautious driving avoids accidents and urging readers to speak up for accident prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Jack
Water hydrants unloaded for city by Ed Harsch
Ed Harsch, freight house boss, unloaded 35 iron water hydrants for the city this week. Each hydrant weighs 300 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Harsch
Woman's Democratic Rally Draws Large Hidalgo Crowd
The Democratic Woman's Club of Hidalgo County met at K of P hall Saturday to a great успех crowd. Mrs W C Downey spoke on the state convention while A B Ownby and Miss Isabel Beckles of Silver City addressed the gathering. Miss Beckles, a former Hidalgo county superintendent, is a candidate for state superintendent. Harry Rose sang a vocal solo with Mrs Claud Fuller at the piano, as Mrs Charles Puller presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Woman's Club
Hidalgo County
K. of P Hall
W. C. Downey
A. B. Ownby
Isabel L. Kebles
Silver City
Cloverdale Mercantile Co opens new store in town
Mrs Susan Cooper and Gowpton Vaughan came from Cloverdale to report the Cloverdale Mercantile Companys new store is complete and ready to open by October first. The outfit plans general merchandise at reasonable prices and left an order for business stationery. The store dedication drew a large crowd including county candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Cooper
Gowpton Vaughan
Cloverdale
Cloverdale Mercantile Company
PANKHEAD APPROVED FOR FEDERAL AID
Tucson wins federal designation for a seven percent Arizona primary highway system linking New Mexico to California. Secretary Wallace approves. city, and southern Arizona towns lobbied with data showing high regional impact and population served. Womans Club directors meet Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
O. &. McPherson
the Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Maddock
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Yuma
Flodeo
N. M
Florence
Mesa
Phoenix
California
McPherson
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Good Roads Committee
Hewes
United States Public Roads Bureau
Womans Club
Chas. Fuller
Columbus in State of Uncertainty Over Infantry Transfer
Columbus is unsettled as the 21st Infantry faces possible move to Camp Benning Georgia amid War Department cost estimates of about 1000000. Local politics from Georgia and New Mexico oppose transfer while Columbus businessmen hope for trade gains from the situation at the Deming Headlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Georgia
New Mexico
Con Fumbus
Pancho Villa
Columbus
Mexico
Chihuahua
United States
Villa
Douglas
Camp Benning
Hte
Editor Bill Kelly of Clifton Era praised Hunt after party vote
The Clifton Era editor lauded Gov. Hunt despite Democratic opposition, noting Hunt won by Democratic votes with little aid from party leaders. He urged unity, denied Republican interference, and pledged Greenlee county Democrats to support the ticket. He criticized Huntism as against cooperation and party harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partizan
Bill Kelly
Arizona
Hunt
Thun
Bill
Ourepublican Brothers
Graham
Greenlee
Republican
Ward
Democratic Party
Greenlee County
Crowell Heads to State Bankers Convention Today
J. B. Crowell leaves today to attend the annual state bankers convention, seeking updates on financial policy and industry trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crowell
State Bankers Convention
Prosperity Hitting Southwest Mining Cattle Country
George W. Lynn of the Douglas Daily International reports good rains have improved range country in Arizona. Copper Queen and A mines at Bisbee operate with large crews while Douglas smelter adds workers to clear ore surplus. Lynn, visiting El Paso, will collect West Texas and New Mexico data for the International’s biennial industrial number due in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
George W. Lynn
Douglas Daily International
el Paso
Sheldon
Bisbee
Douglas
Lynn
Paso
West Texas
New Mexico
Paso Times
Lordsburg Triumphs In Big Game Sunday
Lordsburg defeated Valedon 20 to 17 in a hard fought baseball clash. Wade's Giants matched Valedon's six runs in the first inning with steady fielding by Potts Hall and Mare wala and a lineup featuring Gammon Dorney Hosa and Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Valedon
Sandey
Lobris
Wade
Giants
Seoring
Potts
Hall
Marewala
Gammon
Dorney
Py Hosa
Austin
New pastor welcomed at Christian Church in Wo oo
A large audience greeted Dalton and his wife at the Christian Church on Sunday evening. The Daltons traveled 2181 miles from Washington Iowa and appeared fatigued yet hopeful about serving the community. He plans regular services next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Wo Oo. Dalton
Washington
Iowa
Daltons
Yale
Mrs Walker Hosts S and S Club Meeting
Mrs. M. P. Walker entertained the S. and S. Club yesterday afternoon and plans to host a Saturday night bridge gathering.
Mohlers Entertained at Valedon Home with Bridge
Mr and Mrs Karl L Moller entertained guests at their Valedon home Tuesday evening. Three tables of bridge and dancing formed the evening’s highlights in a warm social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl L Moller
Valedon
Anonymous Liberal Letter Signals Cautious Follow-Up
The Liberal received a communication this week signed only by "Committee" and not the writer. If the author communicates again, the matter will be considered once the writer is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Like Lordsburg Best Says Miami Resident
In a Miami write up Mrs. W. P. Hughes notes her husband Mr. Hughes works daily earning 4 dollars 40 cents while she prefers Lordsburg over Miami expressing strong local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
W. P. Hughes
Boyd Wallace Visits Father in Gage
Boyd Wallace travels to Gage to visit his father, with the journey noted in local dispatches. The visit marks a family reunion captured amid routine community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Wallace
Gage
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Vania
Mary Alford
Kansas
Mildred McGee
Ruth Chase
Mia
Lola Jones
Dramatic Club
Supreme Court
Grand Lodge
DR. Campbell
Hill
Fitzpatricks
Woman's Political Rally
Cloverdale Merc. CO. Erects Fine Store
Pankhead
Mohler
Non
Mureh
Martines
Teattihaw Waldorama
Justin
Marealia
Donlap
Linos
Smith
Mekigin
Mis. Walker
Mohlers Entertain
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