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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
3
Mrs Jerome Milord leads the annual sale at UNM Harwood Foundation with Mrs Charles McElmurry and others in attendance. The opening day sets an all time record as more than $500 in items are sold. New items arrive daily including stuffed toys cotcha embroideries leather work woodcarving weaving pillows belts candles tin and more.
The Bishop's Players presented Christopher Fry's The Boy with a Cart at First Presbyterian Church Taos using minimal props to evoke Cornish meadows and miracles. Narrators Jon Terry and Gary Heilsberg guided the intimate performance, praised as high art and a church serving drama.
The Mary Pyle Association of Presbyterian Women will hold its annual Christmas meeting and installation of officers at the home of Mrs. Lozier Funk on December 11 at 2 p.m. Guests will be welcome.
Plans for the 1964 Heart Fund Ball at Sagebrush Inn on December 14 progress with tickets at 2 dollars for singles and 3 dollars for doubles. Sally Bryant leads sales at Moly Mine with Liz Budlong handling Taos County School personnel. Taos High School students are selling raffle tickets as Mish-Mash music from local artists promises lively entertainment and prizes include a donated picture, a Christmas crib book, and liquor, with 2,000 red heart balloons from Santa Fe for ballroom decor.
The Taos Garden Club invites members and guests to its annual tree trimming for patients at Holy Cross Hospital Auxiliary Hall on Tuesday December 10 at 7 30 p m. Prizes will reward two most beautiful trees. Mrs William Parr speaks on Flowers of the Holy Land. Officers will be elected for 1984. nominating committee named. Hostesses named.
At a December 2 luncheon the Women's Committee of the Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for a December 13 ceremony at 6 p.m. in the Plaza. The event will feature favoritos, Christmas music, and speeches by Martha Reed, Mayor Floyd Santistevan, and Bill Vickers. Mary Schlosser will read a poem. guests include City Council members and Chamber Board members, and the public is invited.
The Forestry Wives Club will hold a luncheon meeting at noon on December 12 at La Corcina. After a brief business session, attendees will enjoy a musical program planned by Floyd Nichols.
Two hundred couples including Taos and Pablo residents attended the Thanksgiving dance at the Indian School the night of November 7. Music was by a Taos Pueblo orchestra, with faculty chaperones. The Parents Club ran a food sale during the event.
Miss Ann Reynolds of the University of New Mexico celebrated Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs George Reynolds.
Misa Elizabeth Steinke and Jamea C Germany wed at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Steinke, on November 28. The ceremony conducted by Rev. David Matkins featured a double ring rite with music by Joseph M. Sheridan. The groom is from Atoka Oklahoma and studies wildlife management at New Mexico State University. A champagne reception followed at the Taos Country Club with 61 guests. The couple reside in Las Cruces after a brief honeymoon in Talpa. The bride, a Taos High School and UNM alumna, works in the NMSU personnel department. Out of town guests included NMSU students and Las Cruces residents.
The Red River Women’s Club met November 16 at Mrs. Charles Gillis’s home with co hostess Mrs. Glen Calhoun. Eighty new chairs for the schoolhouse were ordered, the library was classified and catalogued, a prayer was adopted for meetings, a pot luck Christmas supper was planned, and a new member Mrs. John Wagner was welcomed.
Jimmy Lee Hanson celebrated his ninth birthday at his parents home on November 24 with a cowboy and Indian themed party. Games included a cracker eating contest with prizes for Ted Montoya Tommy Kitt ridge Butch Holmes Danny Hall and Philip LeDoux. Guests received candy party hats and a chocolate cake with cow hand decorations. Betty Jo Hanlon and Lillian Rael assisted. other attendees included Terry.
Mrs. D G Secrest was honored on her 50th anniversary as a member of the Order of Eastern Star at a tea for New Mexico Grand Matron Mrs. Howard McDaniel at the Big House Philmont Scout Ranch. McDaniel presented a pin and a ceramic plaque as Secrest remains active in Cimarron Canyon Chapter 64 and Juanita Chapter 28 since 1914.
A list of individuals including Michael Feuteck Michael Gallegos Dr Nando Archuleta Daniel Rael Michael Montoya Robert Quintana Eugene Romero and Dominic Mondragon appears in a court filing. The document names several defendants and related parties in a pending civil matter.
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