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Jacob Hennett Chapter of D A R will observe founder's day with a dutch treat luncheon at the Holiday Inn Saturday at 12 30 PM Visiting members are welcome.
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
3
Jacob Hennett Chapter of D A R will observe founder's day with a dutch treat luncheon at the Holiday Inn Saturday at 12 30 PM Visiting members are welcome.
The Grant County Ministerial Association chose leaders for 1967 68 with Rev Fr Carl I Nieset of St Marys Academy as president Rev Ralph Tensley of Silver City Presbyterian as vice president and Rev Walter Vickerson of Hurley Community Church as secretary treasurer.
Twenty four hour period ending at tam. June 6 shows patients admitted in multiple cities including Eddie Laney Silver City Hess Ferguson EF Paso Patricia Hornbakr Bayard Quentin Hudson Silver City Manuel Gomez Santa Hita Carmen Nunez Central Antonio Cabos Central Magdalena Nunez Silver City Pauline Rascon Turnerville Bonnie Maldonado Silver City Doris Carpenter Silver City Janes Champion El Paso Kenneth Lowery Deming Phendore Mester Deming Roger Mester Deming Judy Varga Central The Mariana Trench in the Pacific is cited as the deepest ocean area.
The Silver City Daily Press and Independent lists contact numbers 538-9317 and 538-9481 for service. Box 740 Silver City New Mexico 88061 prints daily except Sunday and holidays with Clyde Ely as editor and publisher and department heads for display advertising and city editor duties. Subscription rates 10 cents weekly and 7.50 yearly, 9.00 out of state. Associated Press rights noted.
A Grant County Extension Homemakers Club delegation attends the 24th annual New Mexico Extension Homemakers Council meeting on New Mexico State University campus from June 5 to 6. Attendees include Mrs John Cade Bayard Mrs M G Weaver Hurley Mrs Fred Mc Cauley Cuff Mrs Jack Hooker Whitewater who will respond to welcome and others Mrs Touls Elkins and Mrs A V Youngblood Clift. Keynote Ed Foreman Las Cruces businessman and former Congressman. Also speakers Georgia Cheopolis Carl Salas and A E Triviz. State offices to be filled include vice president and secretary. A recognition luncheon installs new state and district officers. Grant County women remain at NMSA for Homemakers College rest of week. additional attendees include Mrs E R Bryan Mrs Johnny Freeman Silver City and Mrs Mae Lalit Grant County Home Agent.
Miss Mary Course Hiebelle and Jerry Boldra, set to wed July 8 at Our Lady of Fatima Bayard, were honored at a miscellaneous shower and potluck Saturday night at Mimbres Round-Up Lodge. Hostesses and guests, Mexican theme with tamales, pinatas, sarapes, and flowers, about 85 attendees.
May 3 a boy Richard to Cipriano Lujan Martinez Jr and wife in Silver City. June 1 a boy Victor George to James Smith Cantrell and wife in Silver City. June 2 a boy Pedro to Jesus B Martinez and wife in Lordsburg. June 3 a girl Rosemary to Tony Edward Ramirez and wife in Silver City. June 4 a girl Elaine May to Paul Charles Camp and wife in Bayard. Rita to Paul Madrid Mitchell in Silver City. Rosie Lee to Benjamin Sujan Duran in Bayard.
Robert Boswell son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Boswell Hurley and BYU graduate will join a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints mission to Uruguay. He will receive three months of Spanish training at BYU and depart for BYU this Thursday then leave for Uruguay on September 20. He is noted for proposed meal combinations including broiled kidneys with bacon mushrooms and tomatoes.
Look backward items include Billie Lee Porter engagement to George N. Cooper in Denver City Texas, and government service retirements for George J. De Walt of the Veterans Administration Hospital at Ft. Bayard after 38 years. Tom McCabe and family travel to Boston for graduation, joining Patty McCabe at UNM on route via Albuquerque. Army plans to acquire Forest View land for a 186000 Reserve Training Center, and Nicki Amberson, nine, tops Future Farmers of America Rodeo in Cliff on May 26.
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