First P T Meeting Draws Faculty Most Attendees
Most teachers attended the first Parent-Teacher meeting on Monday evening while fewer than 20 patrons appeared. With President Augustine absent, Mrs. L Conner led the session as Supt. Houser became second vice president and committee chairs were named for refreshments membership entertainment and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Augustine
L. Conner
Houser
McLeskey
A. W Morningstar
Supt
Goodman
Prof. McKay
McChyre
Mise Hesla
Halfen
Mee. Townsend
Pairly
Foster
Mies Oode
Tinsley
Setner
Paulsen
Valedon Teachers Enjoy Weekend Trip to Cave Creek
The Valedon school teachers and neighbors spent two days over the weekend at Cave Creek. They enjoyed meals and some sleep, with scenery the main attraction. Miss Frazier led the eating efforts. Mr. and Mrs. Keller and Mr. and Mrs. Fairly provided dignity for the group. Other participants included Helen Lundquist Gladys Martin Esther Jones Betty Jane Spaulding Dorothy Chamberlain Florette Fravier Inez Curry and J Ethan Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valedon
Gave Creek
Mississippi Valley
Frazier
Home Ecconomics Department
Card of Thanks for Mrs Fay Anderson's Illness
The family thanks Mrs H D Wright Mr and Mrs Felix Gauthier Mr Stivers Mr and Mrs Cochran Mr Crones and R Rt carpenters for kindness shown to their mother Mrs Fay Anderson while ill at Mrs Wright's hotel. Her condition is little improved. Mr and Mrs R M Smith Miss Ida Mae and Grace Castellan Douglas Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Wright
Felix Gauthier
Stivers
Cochran
Crones
R. Rt. Carpenters
Fay Anderson
F A Highway Progress Report From Lordsburg to Virden
Jack Heather sub contractor under A O Peabody directs a large crew on the Lordsburg Virden highway handling bridges culverts and cement work. Peabody promises local labor and materials with completion around April first under project engineer T H Card of the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Heather
A. O. Peabody
Lordsburg-Virden
Peabody
Skousland Bros
Mesa
T. H. Card
State Highway Department
Steins Current Events and Local Notes
Community notes from Steins recount a lively Turney dance with old time fiddling, depot cleanup for a new agent, and a forthcoming hire notice. A lax market era is joked about with cash values and a class critique of women in business. Local chatter mentions Perry aiding in Lordsburg bank counts and ore shipments, with Lordsburg’s new landing field future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steins
Rob
Paradise
Lordsburg
Captain R R Allison Hosts Luncheon Club Session
The Luncheon Club led by Captain R R Allison enjoyed a pleasant gathering on Tuesday with guest W J Brown of Lowell as chief speaker. Attorney A W Morningstar is announced as next Tuesday's chairman at the Manhattan club venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R. Allison
W. J. Brown
Lowell
A. W. Morningstar
Manhattan
Tebekahs to Santa Rita lodge setup in mining town
Rebels go to Santa Rita tonight to help establish a lodge in the mining town. Mrs. Lila Rainbolt, who was initiated last night, will accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Tebekahs
Santa Rita
Lila Rainbolt
Cureton peaches and job offers on local ranch ad
Cureton ranch offers peaches from young trees with Dick handling delivery. Workers sought for eight hours at fair wages. capable in sewing ironing and making comforters. P O Box 132 Mrs H H Shelly. Ady Chairman B B Ownby lists registration days at McHalffey's office on Sept 23 24 25 and Oct 29 16 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureton Ranch
P. O. Box
H. H. Shelly
Ady
B. B. Ownby
McHalffey
Arrival of Christian Minister W Bailor to Lordsburg
Lordsburg welcomes this week the new Christian minister W Bailor and his family including his wife two daughters and a young son The pastor is described as genial cordial and well received by the community and his family is warmly welcomed by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
W. Bailor
Anita and Last Chance seek fifty more miners
Capt. WK. Allison tells the Liberal that fifty more good miners are needed for the Anita and Last Chance. Currently thirty work at the Chance. doubling that is hoped. The Anita requests twenty more at the Nellie Bly property as Hidalgo County eyes wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Last Chance
WK. Allison
Hidalgo
C A Clean Up On Douglas Here Sunday
The C A team returns to town Sunday after a rough outing at Morenci last Thursday. Knacier Chaves and Balderania supplied punch in the field and at the plate. Douglas is set for a sharp, snappy game as coaches seek pointers on the big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Morenci
Knacier
Chaves
Tom Balderania
Brown En Pown W J Brown Relieves BP Agent in Albuquerque
Brown fills RW Ownby’s role while Ownby attends Grand Lodge session in Albuquerque. He stays at the Truman home as his wife travels to California. He encounters old friends including Joe Latz of Bisbee at the Bonney mine and Capt KR RK Allison, former Lowell agent, among railway staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brown
RW. B. Ownby
Grand Lodge
Albuquerque
Truman
Missus
California
Brown
Joe Latz
Bisbee
Bonney
P.P. Co
Kr.rk
Allison
Chanre
Lowell
Rairoad Keys
Letter from Harry Graham to Holt praises Lordsburg event
Lieut. Col. Harry Graham writes from Rockwell Field September 17 19 6 thanking Willard Holt for sending snapshots and distributing newspapers. He notes the visit generated interest and promises to drop by Lordsburg NM when in the area, commending Holt for organizing a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Field
Goronado
Calif
Willard FE. Holt
Lordsburg Liberal
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Mr. Holt
Harry Graham
Air Corps
Dr Sherrin to Preach Monday at Eight O Clock
Episcopal services announced for Monday at eight o clock in the Library with Dr Sherrin delivering another of his splendid sermons. The public is invited to attend.
Roberts in Town with Las Cruces Official A. S. Roberts
A. S. Roberts and family arrive from Las Cruces with the former serving in an official capacity. Mrs. Roberts is formerly Margurite Nystum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Roberts
Las Cruces
Mrs. Roberts
Margurite Nystum
Bonney Mining Taken On By Phelps Dodge Corp
Phelps Dodge Corp has entered Lordsburg mining district by taking an option on the Bonney Mining Company. Experts are at work to unwater and repair workings for future development. The Bonney mine has produced copper, gold and silver and is believed to have multiple undeveloped veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Lordsburg Mining District
Bonney
Phelps-Dodge
Hidalgo County
Calumet & Arizona
Eighty-five
Liberal
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Lordsburg
Bonney Mining Company
P.D. Corporation
J. 0. Poster
Hanney
Foster
B. M. Sawyer
Tyron
J. Hanzlik
Joseph Lutz
Pds Bieber
Gold Bar Brought From Gold Hill Mine Showcases Large Value
Frank G. Cline from Gold Hill mine delivers a hefty gold bar owned by Atlee C. Thompson of Westerly Ro 1. The bar, worth about 1200 dollars, seems heavy to the touch as the stamp mill processed 24 tons of rock to yield it. Local talk warns of a major shakeout at Gold Hill soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Cline
Gold Hill
Atlee CG. Thompson
Westerly
Cline
Miljonas
Lordsburg Honored by Knights and Sisters
Lordsburg received many honors at the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Grand Temple Pythian Sisters meeting in Albuquerque. Mrs Bethel Vernon Fuller became Grand Manager and Mrs Dora Kerr served on several key committees, while KR B Ownby was elected Grand Outer Guard and Rh. A. Leona served as grand representative. Lordsburg consistently earns honors by sending capable delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple Pythian
Albuquerque
Grand Temple
Bethel Vernon Fuller
Dora Kerr
Bula Ownby
Knights
Lordisharge
KR. B. Ownby
Hin
Dempsey Tunney Fight By Rounds At Railroad Club
The Dempsey Tunney fight by rounds will be received at the Railroad Club tonight starting at 7 o clock. Everyone is invited. Fight fans pay the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Railroad Club
Arizona Governor George W. Hunt thanks supporters after primary win
The Governor expresses gratitude for congratulations and hospitality from supporters in Phoenix. He acknowledges the primary election outcome and praises photographs from the event while sending best wishes and regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Phoenix
Arizona
Geo
W. P Hunt
Deming Man Named Postmaster at Deming
The Liberal notes the appointment of W H Orcutt as Postmaster at Deming, recounting his long residence since 1918 and his Civil Service exam pending results. Orcutt has split time between Deming and Lordsburg while awaiting the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberal
W. HL Oreult
Dering
Scotts Go To San Diego
Mr and Mrs N J Scott returned from a pleasant auto trip to San Diego where they went to drive a repaired Franklin belonging to a tourist who had a wreck near here N J Scott bought a Ford to drive back in and got so used to handling 4ds you know
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Scott
San Diego
N. J
New Mexico Reaches Financial Healthy Status
Financial magazines claim New Mexico is finally "in the white" with robust wealth, noting a tourist surge, booming soil crops, and growing investments from moneyed individuals seeking opportunities in the state. California and Florida are also cited in the broader regional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Daysinees
California
Enateera
New York
Lippolds Move to Pampa Texas for Six Months
Henry Lippold and his family announce a temporary move to Pampa Texas for six months. Henry says Liberal will send them there and they expect to return by then. The community expresses hopeful wishes for their safe, brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lippold
Pampa
Texas
Henry
County Clerk Moves Family to Lordsburg
County Clerk B H Cross relocates with his family from Valedon to Lordsburg and takes residence at the Ball place on the East Side. The community extends a warm welcome, praising the Cross family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
B. H. Cross
Valedon
Car Stolen From Dr DeMass Recovered By Local Officials
Dr DeMass reported his car missing last night. At ten this morning he notified Sheriff Jones and Marshal Conner and by 11 30 they had located the car and captured the thief in Columbus. Quick work, we say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. DeMass
Sheriff Jones
Marshal Conner
Columbus
Couples Visit to Silver and Fort Bayard
Mr and Mrs W W Conner Cordelia Augustine Margaret Holt Moore and Brackett drove over to Silver and Fort Bayard Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Conner
Cordelia Augustine
Margaret Holt
Moore and
Brackett
Silver
Fort Bayard
Lordsburg Football Team Duly Organized
A city football team is organized at the Olen Hotel Parlors with dozens present. Officer roles are filled with McGarthy as manager and Professor Goodman as secretary treasurer. First practice set for Monday at four at the high school gridiron. initial lineup listed. First game scheduled with the State Normal School of New Mexico at Silver City on October second. Captain J. FE. elected. new members include Claude Olney L. A. Rolling J. Skousland and D. D. Skousland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollen
Bach
Cough Goodman
Houser
Mr. McGarthy
Professor Goodman
Dee Hall
Larremore Hight
Wee
Martin
Knndler
McCarthy
Stump
H. Gale
Cohen
Nveee Rousse
Rod Townsend
Jack Allison
KE. Kerr
State Normal School of New Mexico
Silver City
Claude Olney
L. A. Rolling
Lordsburg
J. ¥. Skousland
D. D. Skousland
J. FE
Clayton Pair Guests of Mrs. Martin in Deming
Mr and Mrs J T Clayton visited Deming on Sunday joining Supt and Mrs W B Summers and their son who drove from Columbus. They were all guests of Mrs Jennie Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Clayton
Deming
W. B. Summers and Son
Columbus
Jennie Martin
Manhattan Cafe Spring Chicken Sunday Dinner
The Manhattan Cafe offers a Spring Chicken Sunday Dinner with trimmings priced at 75e. The event highlights a homestyle menu and celebratory Sunday meal.
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P.T
Cave Creek
F. A
Ben
Pat Jolly
Rebekahs
Cureton
Browns EN
Prom Col
Graham
Dr. Sherrin
Roberts
George Te VI
Deming Man
Scotts
Lippolds
B H
CLICE
Silver Clits
Manhattan Cafe
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