New Mexico Press Association Chooses Hot Springs for 1935 Meet
Newspaper men selected Hot Springs as the site for the 1935 New Mexico Press Association convention. The gathering in Albuquerque closed with record attendance. Plans include a June two day meeting, a tour through Hillsboro, Silver City, Deming and Las Cruces, and adoption of the Franklin price schedule with zonal administration and code enforcement led by Carl Guthman and Col Sage.
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Hot Springs
New Mexico Press Association
Albuquerque
Hillsboro
Silver City
Deming
Las Cruces
Mow Graphic Arts
New Mexico
Carl Guthman
Roy
Dona Ana
Luna
Hidalgo
Grant Counties
Col. Sage of
Local Farm Association Elects Officers in New Mexico
Paul Dodge of Tucumcari was elected president and Orga Ricketts of Farmington was elected secretary. Henry Lucero of the Citizen, David Bronson of the Farmer, and Lewis Thompson of the Roundup represented Las Cruces at the meeting.
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Paul Dodge
Tucumcari
Association
Orga! Ricketts
Farmington
Henry Lucero
The
Citizen
David Bronson
Farmer
Lewis Thompson
Laa Cruces
Cloudcroft Hosts Fifth Annual Women’s Golf Tournament
Las Cruces women golfers may attend the fifth annual women’s tournament to be held in Cloudcroft New Mexico June 19 through 21. Qualifying rounds on June 19 offer 18 holes with morning and afternoon options. Match play starts June 20 at 9 a.m. Second round on Wednesday at 2 p.m. semis and finals June 21. Entry fee 1.50 covers all three days with prizes. Cloudcroft Lodge reports a strong season as cottages fill and guests arrive.
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Las Crucea
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
G. A. Feather
Cloudcrott
Cloudcroft golf season and lodge set for summer charm
Prairie Thompson leads golf course operations at Cloudcroft this summer directing four tournament series as the course nears prime condition after rains. Ralph Wilke of the Hilton guides The Lodge at La Dest focusing on cuisine and dining. Cloudcroft, 100 miles from Las Cruces, sits at nearly 9000 feet with cool nights and pine mountain scenery, a premier Southwest vacation spot.
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Las Cruces
Prarie Thompson
Las Cruces Country Club
Cloudcroft
Ralph Wilke
Hilton Hotel
la Dest
Rural School Conference Meets At State College
Plans are set for a three day Rural School Conference at State College June 21 to 23 organized by H M Gardner. County superintendents teachers and others interested in improving rural instruction are urged to attend and participate in the work of the conference. The program features visiting instructors and leaders from several districts with topics on pupil activities health citizenship and building effective rural school programs. Two thirds of a semester hour credit may be earned for full participation with a Friday evening supper featuring remarks by MacKay Kent and Georgia Lusk. Tommy Graham now runs Graham Mortuary.
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State College
H. M. Gardner
Gardner
BE. D. Martin
Deming Public Schools
Misa Burr Powell
Roswell
Nellie Sempers
Otero
Elll Strain Harlacher
el Paso
Donald MacKay
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Merrie Lou Hilton
Tortugas
Lois Huttacker
Carl Jacobs
Bess Moynahan
San Antonio
Zoe Seator
Dona Ana County
Biss Grace Corrigan
New Stexico
Tifa
MacKay
Kent
Georgia Lusk
Community Mortuary Marks 22 Years Of Service
The piece highlights a mortuary that has served the community for 22 years and maintains an ambulance service. It notes Tommy as a popular young man with many friends from high school and college, admired by local business leaders for efficient handling of Cropses and the Swastika publications, and predicts he will succeed in a new venture.
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Ntain
Tommy
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