James Hall Services Thursday
Funeral services for James P. Hall 75 of Roswell set for 11 a.m. Thursday in Turner Chapel. Hall died Monday at ENM Medical Center after a long illness. He lived in Roswell 69 years born Feb 6 1890 in Tyler Texas worked on railroad construction and ranching survived by widow Callie Lusk and one daughter. Service by Rev. Conrad Nugent burial South Park Cemetery.
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James P. Hall
S. Plaza
Turner Chapel
Hall
Roswell
ENM
Roswell Bpoe
Woolgrowers and
Cattiegrowers Associations
Production Credit Association
Janice Gratkowski
Ancho
Conrad Nugent
Carrizozo
Hospitals Announce Visiting Hours and Notable Births
Hospitals publish visiting hours for General and Maternity wards and list dozens of local residents and service members with names and addresses. Birth announcements include Mr. and Mrs. Caywood and Jaquess along with Walker Air Force Base personnel.
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Richard Havens
Mayhill
Charles L. Stuber
Morningside
Kermit D. Huckabee
S. Pecos
Anselmo B. Silva
San Patricio
May Jean Fullerton
W. Third
Portales
Helen Little
S. Lea
C. L. McKay
S. Birch
Charles Rumbaugh
Ruidoso
Connie McCraw
S. Missouri
Claire Mason
S. Baylor
Henry A. Louis
Jackie Leesee
Donald Dye
Richard Caywood
W. Alameda
Randy Jaquess
Walker Air Force Base
A.1.c
Guy A. Ingle
CSG
Charlie R. Paradise
SAW
Memorial Osteopathic
Joe Jaramillo
E. Hendricks
Esther Savedra
S. Stanton
Keith Gore
E. 11Th St
Joe Barber
Capitan
Clifford Butts
Stella Luevano
Pablo Montoya
Juan Florez
Future FBLA Members to Attend State Convention
Artesia chapter members travel to Eastern New Mexico University for the annual state FBLA convention. State president Sandra Meador will preside. Connie Donnell seeks the Miss FBLA title. Dr. C L Kay will speak at the awards banquet on education meeting change.
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Artesia
Artesia Future Business Leaders Assn
Eastern New Mexico University
Sandra Meador
Connie Donnell
C. L. Kay
Folk Art Exhibit Opens Friday in Artesia
The Artesia AAUW branch in cooperation with the Museum of New Mexico and the International Folk Art Foundation will present an exhibit from the Bartlett Collection. The show runs through April 11 at the DVE Building on North 13th with an opening reception Friday evening.
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Artesia
American Association of University Women
Museum of New Mexico
International Folk Art Foundation
Bartlett
DVE
North 13Th
D. C. van Devander
Artesia Aauw
Tip money offered for best Roswell news tip
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip. Call MA 2-7710 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 622-6693 or 622-4809 after 5 p.m. Carriers will place papers on porches near Pir door. For service issues call 622-7710 5 to 7 p.m. weekdays and 8 to 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Roswell Daily Record
State Education Officials Survey Chaves County Schools
Three representatives from the New Mexico State Department of Education in Santa Fe, led by Rodman Cookson, surveyed the Chaves county school system in Roswell and Penasco district about 100 miles away. The visit could influence future operations as districts including Penasco, Berrendo, L. F. D., East Grand Plains, and Mountain View plan to consolidate into one independent district.
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State Department of Education
Santa Fe
Roswell
Chaves County
Rodman Cookson
Penasco
Charles Owens
Lamoine Langston
Jim Warren
Lloyd M. Foulkes of Artesia Dies
Lloyd Meredith Foulkes 52 of 1207 Bunyan Artesia died Monday in Artesia General Hospital He was born in Flushing Ohio March 31 1912 married Elizabeth Patterson Sept 3 1937 and moved to Artesia in 1952 He was maintenance superintendent for Southwest Poison Co a Methodist Elks member former city councilman He had three sons Kim Brian and Gary five grandchildren and one sister There will be no funeral services He donated his body to the New Mexico Medical School Memorial contributions may be made to Artesia General Hospital Memorial Fund.
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Artesia
Lloyd Meredith Foulkes
Bunyan
Artesia General Hospital
Flushing
Ohio
Elizabeth E. Patterson
Adena
Foulkes
Southwest Poiish Co
Methodist Church
Elks Lodge
Kim
Brian
Gary
Albuquerque
Bill Steener
Corpus Chrisad
Tex
New Mexico Medical School
Cast of Senior Play Selected for Harvey at Artesia
Carl Chapman named lead in the high school play Harvey to be presented April 29 and 30. Director Terry Morris leads the Speech and Drama Department. Cast includes Jesse Jo Funk, Gayla Zumwalt, Gay Swartz, Deanna Brooke, Bob Waller, Sam Henderson, Russ Romans, Marsha Bond, Terence Perkins and Gary Smith.
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Artesia
Carl Chapman
Harvey
Terry Morris
Speech and
Jessie Jo Funk
Gayla Zumwalt
Gay Swartz
Deanna Brooke
Bob Waller
Sam Henderson
Russ Romans
Marsha Bond
Terence Perkins
Gary Smith
Local Obituaries and Funeral Arrangements
Mary Whisenant 75 Hope died at St. Mary's Hospital. Debra Ann Gutierrez seven months Tin ie died at St. Mary's Hospital with services at Hondo Catholic Church. Pat Williams 67 died at ENM Medical Center funeral at Ballard Chapel with Rev. Menefee officiating. Jose Carrillo 27 pronounced dead on arrival at St. Mary's Hospital services pending Ballard. Walter J. Snyder 34 died at home funeral arrangements pending Ballard Funeral Home.
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Whisenant
Mary
Hope
St. Mary's Hospital
Ballard Funeral Home
Gutierrez
Debra Ann
Joe Gutierrez Jr
Tinnie
Hondo Catholic Church
Hondo
Williams
Pat
W. Walnut
Enm Medical Center
Ballard Chapel
Lawrence Menefee
First Methodist Church
South Park
Carrillo
Jose
E. Albuquerque
Snyder
Walter J
N. Lea Ave
Firm shows loss for Albuquerque oil firm
Pub co Petroleum Corp. president D W Reeves says the company’s year last year exploratory results were disappointing but a sales up swing is expected. The firm showed a loss last year of $345,253, compared with profit the previous year of $491,288.
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Albuquerque
Pubco Petroleum Corp
D.W. Reeves
Band Aide Calendar Sales Successful In Artesia
Artesia report notes Band Aide Calendar sales were successful with list availability by week. Contacts for missed households include Bill Richardson 62332 and Mrs. Milton Houston 62368 plus Mrs. James Monroe 62973. Awards awarded to Curtis Norwood, Jeanne Myers and David Downs for top sales and prizes.
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Artesia
Bill Richardson
Milton Houston
James Monroe
Curtis Norwood
Zia
Eastern New Mexico University
Sunshine
Jeanne Myers
Park Orchestra
David Downs
Artesia Senior Wins Ability Counts Contest
Artesia High School senior Joe F. Hutchins Jr. won first in the 17th annual Ability Counts Contest by the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. Hutchins earns travel funds, $100, and future scholarship options. runner up Glenna Hayes also receives a scholarship and prize money. teacher June McQuay earns Apple for the Teacher.
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Artesia
Joe F. Hutchins Jr
Joe Hutchins
Artesia High School
Governor's Committee On Employment
Glenna Hayes
Hutchins
Afl-Cio
President’s Committee
Washington
D.C
New Mexico
Public Service Company
Miss Hayes
June McQuay
DAV Department of
Burglars Break Into Surplus City Police Report
Thieves smashed the window and forced entry at Surplus City U.S.A. 4600 W. Second Monday night, taking four pistols 14 watches and several transistor radios, according to police.
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U.S.A
Preschools Plan Headstart Training for Local Children
Roswell City Schools and Chaves County Schools plan preschool training for upcoming first graders with a Headstart program. Plans must reach the Economic Opportunity Office in Washington by April 15.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Terry Wilmot
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington D.C
Wilmot
County
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Sunset
East Grand Plains
Berrenda
Artesia Librarians Attend New Mexico Library Meeting
Mrs. Phillip Atkins librarian and Mrs. Esther King children's librarian of Artesia Public Library will attend the 42nd annual meeting of the New Mexico Library Association at Eastern New Mexico University from Wednesday to Friday.
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Artesia
Phillip Atkins
Artesia Public Library
Esther King
New Mexico Library Assn
Eastern New Mexico University
Women begin domestic service training in Roswell
Twenty seven area women start an eight week domestic service class at East Side School directed by Roswell Community College and funded by the MDTA. Ninety eight graduates from prior sessions mark a growing program with Aline Parker and Anne Jackson teaching nutrition and child care as facilities like washers and stoves are used. Graduates will seek work through the New Mexico State Employment Service in Roswell homes.
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Roswell Community College
Manpower Development and Training Act
MDTA
Aline Parker
Anne Jackson
East Side School
Roswell
New Mexico State Employment Service
Roswell Community College Student Council Plans Retreat
Twelve officers and members will skip classes Thursday and Friday to revise the student constitution and plan next year's activities. John Gillis and Dr. William Mikesell serve as advisors as Dale Traylor notes the event. The retreat ends Friday with a banquet at Hiway House attended by college officials and Eastern New Mexico University representatives.
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Roswell Community College Student Council
Dale Traylor
Community College
John Gillis
William Mikesell
Hiway House
Eastern New Mexico University
Drivers in Monday Morning Accident on Lea and Second
At 7 41 a m a collision occurred at Lea and Second involving Donald Roff of 101 S Washington and Lloyd Riegel of 603 W Fulkerson. Authorities reported no serious injuries and the incident is under police investigation.
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Lea
Donald Roff
S. Washington
Lloyd Riegel
Fulkerson
Markets Hold Gain Amid Moderate Trading On Tuesday
Stocks stayed higher in midday dealings with about 4.4 million shares traded. Airlines and some rails led recoveries as New York Central and Pennsylvania edged up, Continental Oil traded heavily and fell slightly, while Comsat rose on satellite launch plans and Motorola gained over 2 percent.
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NEW York
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
du Pont
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Polaroid
Xerox
U.S
Continental Oil
Martin- Marietta
Pacific Petroleum
Comsat
Motorola
Pittston
Texas Gulf
Reading
Pittston Common
Oxford Paper
Air Reduction
Allied Products
Diners Club
Fairchild Camera
KLM Airlines
Korvette
Lukens Steel
American Stock Exchange
Charges Pend Following Youth Gang Fight Here
Seven Roswell youths faced pending charges after a Monday night confrontation on East 19th Street in front of Memory Lawn Cemetery. A drag race between two cars escalated into gunfire with a .22 pistol. one boy fired twice and was struck with a bottle, injuring him as deputies arrested all seven participants. District Attorney Pat Hanagan was set to review charges.
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Roswell
East 19Th St
Memory Lawn Cemetery
Pat Hanagan
More Sugar Beet Tests Plots Planted
Artesia New Mexico sugar beet tests continue as several farmers plant plots for feed value. James Norris 70 acres Johnnie Bowman 35 acres Sanders Terry 15 acres J L Taylor Martin Grind staff and Bob Morgan 10 acres each. Secretary treasurer Bob Koonce notes seed is available at the Chamber office for interested growers.
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James Norris
Johnnie Bowman
Sanders Terry
J. L. Taylor
Martin Grindstaff
Bob Morgan
Koonce
Chamber
Egg Market Chicago Wartime Prices Drift
Eggs show irregular wholesale quotes with most grades steady or down slightly. Grade A whites at 28.2 cents, mixed 28, mediums 27 12, standards 27 2, dirties unquoted, checks 23 42. Market reflects modest price shifts in Chicago per AP dispatch.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Price Snatches Mixed Cattle Quotes
The Chicago market shows varied cattle prices with several figures listed for different months and closes. H series bids range from 24.30 to 25.10 while close quotes hover around mid twenty dollars and feature WE CATTLE Hutton & Co. as a price reference.
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Chicago
E. F
WE Cattle Hutton & Co
Close
Hopper Trial Date Set for Laverne Hopper in Dexter
Laverne Sue Hopper, 21, of Dexter, is scheduled for trial April 29 on a charge of killing her brother in law Charles O. Clements on March 10. Attorneys asked the judge to place her trial late in the spring jury list. Spring session opens April 19 with 15 criminal and 14 civil cases set for jury trials. A panel of 54 jurors was selected for the term.
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Laverne Sue Hopper
Rt. 1
Dexter
Miss Hopper
Charles O. Clements
L. Reese
Reese
Six Attend Meeting of Methodist Youth in Roswell
Six members of the Artesia Methodist Youth Fellowship attended the district meeting at Trinity Methodist Church in Roswell on Friday and Saturday. The delegates were Norma Joplin Denise Cannon Jannice Dean Janet Stone Gay Swartz and Kevin Johnston with Jannice Dean named conference delegate to attend a Mt Sequoia meeting in August.
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Artesia
Methodist Youth Fellowship In
Roswell
Trinity Methodist Church
Norma Joplin
Denise Cannon
Jannice Dean
Janet Stone
Gay Swartz
Kevin Johnston
Mt. Sequoia
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Harry P. Knott
United Pentecostal Church
West Columbia
Harry P. Knotts
Clovis
Church of
Irene Hinkle
Lilly Croker
Rosie Smoot
Joe West Columbia
Marie Possin
Mobile
Ala
Elizabeth Kimbrow
Gertrude Sullivan
India
Calif
Lee Roy
Oakland
Clara Mae Harkins
Marion Wayne West
Walker Afb
Richland
Wash
Einan
Deseret Memorial Chapel
Lt. West
New Mexico 13
Montana
West
Walker
Arthur
Bessie Billingsley
Raymond Pritz
Christopher J. Herrmann
Christopher James Herrmann
Route 1
Mary Jane Ballard
South Park Cemetery
Ben Peterson
Charles Darby
Gifford Hamilton
Richard Craveiro
ST. Mary's
M. B. Smith
W. Deming
Robert Brewington Jr
Deborah Martin
Caminisito
Dee Molina Jr
N. Montana
Brian Schatzman
Chiquita Lane
Rance Miles
Otis Kizziar
S. Michigan
Eddie Looney
Carlsbad
David Morris
van Leuven
Milton Benjamin
Tularosa
H.R. Caudle
Joe Braier
J.D. Peek
Loco Hills
Lee Glover
Kansas
Debra Ann Gutierrez
Herbert Schmid
S. Hahn
Allen Christenot
W. Eighth St
Thomas J. Mahoney
N. Delaware
Wallace Reinecke
Iola Dever
Beth Shaw
Elias Servantes
S. Monroe
Sterling Martins
Georgia Archuleta
H. T. Robinson
Willis Welty
Pearl Reynolds
Donald Prince
Susan Craycraft
Hollis Watson
Grant E. Green
New Mexico Military Institute
Army Medical Service
Green
U.S. Army
Oklahoma City
Army
U. S. Army
North Robinson—Room
Oklahoma
Roswell Lodge No. 18
Af&m
Max Littell, W.M
Lloyd M. Foulkes
Jerry Eckles
Sasser
Mesa
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Eckles
Grants Asst
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Henry Andrews
Seferino Gallegos
Continental Divide
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UPI
ED Osborne
Scientific
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Ariz P
Safeway
Socony du Pont
Swest PS
el & Mus
Sperry Rd
el Paso NG
Cal Ford
Marath
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Nord Gas
Westg Elec
DOW Jones
E& F. Hutton & Co
Motors
Plains Park Center
Eriday
Johnson Seahorse Compact
Chuck Savey
Marine Sales
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