B&PW Federation Holds Annual Convention in Silver City
The New Mexico Federation of Business and Professional Women named Nancy Powe of Silver City as federation treasurer for 1976 during a three day Silver City convention. Officers elected unopposed include W.V. Reed Far mington Vera Davis Albuquerque Anne Haynes Alamogordo Madie Faulk Las Cruces Frances Murritt Carlsbad Elaine Prince Santa Fe. Highlights featured a patriot themed masquerade banquet, awards luncheon, and two Silver City BEPW Club first place awards. Plans were set for the national convention in July in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Federation of Business and Professional Women
Nancy Powe
Silver City
Federation
W.V. Reed
Farmington
Vera Davis
Albuquerque
Anne Haynes
Alamogordo
Madie Faulk
Las Cruces
Frances Murritt
Carlsbad
Elaine Prince
Santa Fe
Miss Macy Bassett
Bepw Club
B&pw
New Mexico Arts Commission Awards 59453 in Grants
The New Mexico Arts Commission in Albuquerque awarded 59453 in grants to 40 arts groups statewide. The Roswell Symphony Orchestra received 5000 for youth concerts, plus 3000 in additional grants. Santa Fe Orchestra and Youth Concerts of New Mexico got 4400 each. The panel set aside 5000 for Arts Month this October and adopted revised by laws. Dr. John R. Glowacki was elected to the Executive Committee. Next meeting in Santa Fe July 5–6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxico Arts Commission
Albuquerque
Roswell Symphony Orchestra
Symphony
Orchestra of Santa Fe
Youth Concerts of
New Mexico
John R. Glowacki
Las Cruces
Arts Commission
Santa Fe
ENMU Dean's List Honor for Karen Ingalls
Sophomore Karen Ingalls of Silver City is named to Eastern New Mexico University 1976 spring semester Dean's Honor Roll. Eligibility requires a 3.25 grade point average or higher with at least 12 credit hours. ENMU uses a 4.0 grading scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Ingalls
Silver City
Eastern New Mexico University
George Jones
Hastern
ENMU
Red Cross To Offer Water Safety Course
The American Red Cross in Silver City will offer a Water Safety Instructor's Course this summer. Mrs. Mary Cowan an instructor at WNMU will conduct the course. For information and schedules call Mrs. Stuart Pinkerton at 538-2782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Silver City
Mary Cowan
WNMU
Stuart Pinkerton
Hospital Records May Admits and Dismissals Noted
A hospital log records admissions and dismissals over several 24 hour periods ending May 8 9 and 10. Names include Mary Quesdad Helen Lopez Terri White and others from Bayard Tyrone Deming Lordsburg Central Pinos Altos and more with multiple newborns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Quesdad
Bayard
Helen Lopez
Rebecca Uurt
Lordsburg
Hope Gutierrez
Sila
Olivia Martinez
Owena Green- Wood
Terri White
Pinos Altos
Jennie Portillo
Cgee Donaldson
Christina Gomez
Tyrone
Diana Salas
Gila
Obituaries for Thwaits Rodriguez and Vigil brief notices
Thomas J Thwaits 61 died suddenly at his Hurley home after 36 years as boiler taker welder at Kennecott Copper. Survived by wife Mildred two sons Thomas D and William A two daughters Sharon K Stoughton five grandchildren. services Friday 2 p.m. LDS Silver City. burial Mesa Cemetery. Eusebio Q Rodriguez 79 died after extended illness native of Mexico survived by two sons Mariano and Jim four daughters Tomasa Alcorta Felipa Quaron Josefa Garcia Maria Provencio. 36 grandchildren 59 great grandchildren three sisters and one brother. Funeral services pending Curtis-Bright Funeral Home. Ralph B Vigil 56 died Sunday Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Curtis-Bright Funeral Chapel Mass Thursday 9:30 a.m. St Vincent de Paul Church Interment Ft Bayard National Cemetery Allinghan Golding Post 18 American Legion graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thwaits
Thomas J. Thwaits
Hurley
Grant County
Kennecott
Mildred
Thomas D. Thwaits
Las Cruces
William A. Thwaite
Silver City
Sharon K. Stoughton
Cliff
Jim
James W. Thwaits
Albuquerque
Mary E. Smith
Marin City
Calif
Gene Clark
Toro
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Wayne Decker
Mesa
Ralph B
Curtis-Bright
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
A. James Milano
Ft. Bayard
Allinghan Golding Post
American Legion
Wilderness Name Not To Change
A bill to rename the Gila Wilderness to Clinton P. Anderson Gila Wilderness stalled in committee with no hearing yet due to protest letters. Senator Pete Domenici cited Anderson’s 24 years in the Senate, while Grant County residents preferred preserving the existing wilderness name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila
Clinton P. Anderson
Bookmobile Schedule for May 12 13
The Southwestern Regional Library Bookmobile visits on Wednesday May 12 at Central Senior Citizen Center from 1 30 to 2 30 and Central P O from 2 30 to 4 39. On Thursday May 13 it stops at Arenas Valley 1 15 to 1 40 and Bayard 2 00 to 4 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Regional Library
Central Senior Citizen Center
Central P.O
Arenas Valley
Bayard
Meeting for senior citizens on transportation changes
A county wide session for senior citizens with Mrs Kornegay from New Mexico Social Services on transportation immediately. The event occurs at the CPS Building on Swen Street at a.m with a location change noted. For rides call Mrs Mary Kay Lytle at 538-9315. The 13 stripes on the US flag symbolize the 13 original states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kornegay
New Mexico Social Services
CPS
Swen Street
Wa.m
Mary Kay Lytle
Also Mentioned on This Page
B&pw Federation
Silver City B&pw Club
Vest
Denver
Colw
Sale
Bath Club
New Mexico Federation
Allis
Silvver City Daily Press
Rebecca Brinley
Lovington
Gwen Hansen
Elven
Wright Brothers
Delia Burke
Delia Barajas
Becky Billings
Silver City Daily Press
Margery
Don Keeling
W. Luck St. Tom
St. Mary's School
Commission
Red Cross
Hospital Records
United States
The
Union
Poller & Fire
Ogey
Central
Remille
Civic
Maxwell House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!