Rev Luther Pitts ordained at St James Taos
The first ordination service at St James Episcopal Church Taos, 1962, ordained Rev Luther T Pitts to the Sacred Priesthood by Bishop C J Kinsolving II. Attending clergy included Dean Kenneth W Kader and several area priests. A candlelit ceremony featured red flowers, organist Mrs Jane Letcher, and 85 attending after a lunch at Kachina Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Kinsolving III
New Mexico
Texas
John Harper
Women of
St. James Church
Luther Tillman Pitts, Jr
Richard Dicus
St. James
St. James Episcopal Church
Taos
Luther T. Pitts
C. J. Kinsolving, Ii
Kenneth W. Kader
St. John's Cathedral
Albuquerque
Robert Dinegar
Trinity-in-the Hill
Los Alamos
Lawrence Cantrel
St. Thomas of Canterbury
Charles E. Fish
St. Mark's
on-the-Mesa
Epistler
James Paget
St. Mark's-on the Mesa
Gospeler
William Crews
St. Bede's
Santa Fe
Summers Amid Family Visits Across New Mexico and Nearby States
Mrs Emma Extine visits with grandparents in Dallas for the summer at her bas Jr Canon home. Mrs Ruth Fish attends her twin granddaughters Ellen and Judy Coyne's graduation at Highlands High School Albuquerque with Ellen winning a New Mexico University tuition scholarship and Judy a Girls Athletic Association award. Mrs Allan May Townhill from Mart Texas arrives for the summer, joined by Mrs Lotus Moore Cone of Austin. Mr and Mrs Jack Lacy Sr and children of Alamogordo guest at Taos, as they attend the graduation of Mrs Evelyn Ortega from Garfield Adult High School. Ortega is Vigil’s sister. Taos visitors also met Mr and Mrs Leo Bennett and Mr and Mrs Charlie Wilson and toured Painted Desert in Arizona. Rev and Mrs George Patterson visit from Liberal Kansas for a Taos Col sojourn. Frederick W Ritter, in Philadelphia for his son William’s Temple University graduation on June 13, plans to return to Temple in fall to pursue a master’s degree while teaching in a Philadelphia High School. Miss Jennifer Abbott returns from Northfield School for summer at the Abbott home. Dow Bond and wife announce birth of daughter Shirley Ann on June 20. paternal grandparents Dow Roads, maternal…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espanola
Pitts
Kachina Lodge
C. E. Berninghaus
Richard Dicus
John Harper
Taos Church
W. C. Dyers
Hazel Ross
Columbus
Ohio
William B. Prince
Arthur Gallup
Rose Wilson
H. Kephart
Gale
Judy
William T. Winder
Hugh
M. E. Powers
Glenn Volk
Clifton Groff
Roy Honstein
Robby
Harry Scheutzel
Ruth Fish
Ellen
Judy Coyne
Highlands High School
Albuquerque
New Mexico University
Girls Athletic Association
Jack Lacy
Alamogordo
Taos
Cruz Vigil
Jim
Lacy
Los Angel
Charlie Wilson
Movieland
Wax Museum
Arizona
Painted Desert
Frederick W. Ritter
Philadelphia
William
Temple University
Lfe
Atlantic City
N.J
Opera Singer Freeman to Lead Sunday Service at First Presbyterian
Bruce Freeman of the Santa Fe Opera will be guest soloist at the 8:30 or 11 o'clock Sunday worship at First Presbyterian Church Taos hosts a rotating soloist series with Joseph Galiano having sung last Sunday. Freeman will perform Creation by Alvelyn Kerr and Think on These Things by Merle Miller in the summer schedule, with two services each Sunday. The early service targets families and tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Freeman
Santa Fe
Merle Miller
Paul
Philip‘piats
Presbyterian Church
WSCS Has Lunch and Installs Officers at First Methodist
The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the First Methodist Church on June 19 for lunch and a program. Luncheon hostesses were Naomi Donahue and her daughter Bill Beutler. Kuykendall led the program Think on These Things. Floyd Nichols presided over the business session with a solo by Shearsmith. Rev. David W. Matkins installed officers: Nichols president Kuykendall ice president Don Freeman secretary and William H. Thompson treasurer. Beutler named secretary of promotion. Kuykendall also serves as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Naomi Donahue
Bill Beutler
James ‘Kuykendall
Floyd Nichols
Shearsmith
David W. Matkins
Nichols
Kuykendall
Ice
Don Freeman
William H. Thompson
Beutler
Kuykensdall
Engstrom Engages Sue Engstrom to William Franklin of Purden Tex
Mr and Mrs G Ed Engstrom announce the engagement of their daughter Sue to William Franklin of Purden Texas. The couple plan to wed August 17. Sue Engstrom a 1959 Taos High School graduate has a BA from Hardin Simmons University Abilene Texas this May. He earned a BS in biology and English minor and was active in student government and clubs. After marriage they will reside in Williams Arizona to teach in local public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ed Engstrom
Sue
William Franklin
Purdon
Tex
Miss Engstrom
Taos High School
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Baptist Student Union Executive Council
New Mexico Club
New Mexico
Los Rancheros
Wommen
Lange Hall
Student Education Association
Engstram
R.O.T.C
Franklin
Lange Hall Beau
Tau Alpha Phi
Anderson Hall
Williams
Ariz
Garden Club Supper Plans In Taos Garden Home
The Taos Garden Club will hold a pot luck supper in the garden at Mrs. Paul Albright's home Tuesday at 6 30 p m Women members are asked to wear fiesta dresses Mrs Ford Good will speak on Sculpture in the Garden during the business session after the meal Mrs Elmer Turner will preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Garden Club
Paul Albright
Ford Good
Elmer Turner
Las Taosenas Club Meeting at Mrs Trujillo Home
The Las Taosenas Club met at Mrs. Josefina Trujillo's home on June 23 after a business session. Refreshments followed. Frances Rodriguez won the high prize and Maclavia Trujillo the low in the drawing. J. J. Montoya led high card score with Eloy Peralta as low. others present included J. T. Trujillo and Eloy V. Martinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Taosenas Club
Josefina Trujillo
Frances Rodriguez
Maclavia Trujillo
J. J. Montoya
Eloy Peralta
J. T. Trujillo
Eloy V. Martinez
Miss Snell Is A June Bride
Mr and Mrs Edward L Snell of Llano Colorado announce the marriage of their daughter Em to Donald Stadelman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stadelman of Grosse Pointe Michigan The couple will reside in Huntsville Alabama where he serves as an instructor at Redstone Arsenal The bride is a Taos High School and Colorado State University graduate The wedding linked to families including the Slinde and Becker clans with details of residency and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Slinde
Philip
Alex
Amon Pa Eeea
Edward L. Snell
Llano
Quema
Fairplay
Colo
Slinde
Emment
Atlly
Donald Stadelman
Gebaur Afb
Charles Stadelman
Maxi
Grosse Pointe, Mich.Becker
H. M. Clark
Colorado Springs
George L. Honine
Taos High School
Colorado State University
Stadelman
Huntsville
Ala
Redstone Arsenal
Taos Visit Notices and Family Moves
Mr and Mrs Ralph Archuleta move back to Taos with children Timothy and Anthony after Fresno visit. Orlando Garcia leaves today for McGuire AFB New Jersey then Madrid to attend University of Spain this summer. Carlos Valdes and five children with relatives visit Taos from Tooele Utah for ten days at J M Valdes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Archuleta
Timothy and
Anthony
Taos
Fresno
Calif
Orlando Garcia
McGuire Afb
New Jersey
Madrid
University of Spain
Parish
Carlos Valdes
Carlos
Dicky
Rita Valdes
Tooele
Utah
J. M. Valdes
Rita
Mrs Kiker and granddaughter visit from Santa Fe
Mrs Henry A. Kiker Jr of Santa Fe and her granddaughter Isabelle Kiker of Albuquerque visited last week before Mrs Kiker leaves for a month in London with Mrs Kiker Jr’s parents, the Kidmans of Adelaide Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Kiker Jr
Santa Fe
Isabelle Kiker
Albuquerque
Graingers Attend Kiwi Club Meeting in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Richard Grainger joined the Denver Colorado Springs Kiwi Club for a June 16 luncheon at Kissing Camels Golf Club. The group spent the afternoon visiting and playing cards before cocktails at Garden of the Gods Club and an evening dinner at Flying W Ranch. Guests included their husbands. next meeting is in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Grainger
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kiwi Club
Kissing Camels Golf Club
Garden of the Gods Club
Flying W Ranch
Camp Brings Taos Area Youth Together For Five Day Session
Thirty one boys and girls from Dixon Chacon Alamogordo Chimayo Truchas Mora Ranchos de Taos and Taos join a five day junior camp at Loma Verde Presbyterian campsite Taos Canon. Adults include Rev Rolando Sanchez Penasco Rev Ray Carpenter Holman Miss Carol Kessler Truchas director Mrs Jose A Medina Ranchos de Taos associate director Anselmo Ortiz Chimayo Miss Phyllis Bird San Jose Calif Mrs Edith Norris Alamogordo Miss Lorene Thompson Mora counselors Misa Edith Tifflany Albuquerque nurse and cooks Nestor Rael Roland Vigil and David Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Chacon
Alamogordo
Chimayo
Truchas
Mora
Ranchos de Taos
Taos
Loma Verde
Presbyterian
Taos Canon
Rolando Sanchez
Penasco
Ray Carpenter
Holman
Carol Kessler
Jose A. Medina
Anselmo
Youth Opera Santa Fe Bus to Fledermaus Chaperones
Sixty children attend the Santa Fe Opera performance Die Fledermaus this week as Taos Operas for Youth chair Elia Romero announces a large bus for July 2. Tickets at Taos Book Shop. under 21 only unless chaperone. Bus departs Taos High School Gym at 3 30 p.m. Round trip 74 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Opera
Elia Romero
Taos
Operas For Youth
Madame Buttersfly
Taos Book Shop
Taos High School
Girls May Sign For Summer Scout Camp
Registrations for the Sangra de Cristo Girl Scout Established Camp are still being received at the Santa Fe council office. The camp near Eagle Nest will feature primitive camping nature study arts forestry and conservation with no badge requirements for admission. Leaders and campers from various communities learn skills under trained counselors with sessions including map and compass work and Smoky Bear programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangra de Cristo
P. O
Santa Fe
Eagle Neat
George Proctor
Taos
Fred Lambert
Ute Park
Eagle Nest
Miss Charlotte Lee and Miss Huff Visit Des Moines Construction
Miss Charlotte Lee and Miss Eleanor Huff of Evanston TJ are building a house in Des Monnes. They arrived Friday with Huff planning a return later in the season. Lee will remain through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lee
Eleanor Huff
Evanston
Des Monnes
Miss Huff
Miss Lee
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Verne Sackett
Regina Cooke
Luther Pitts
Emma Extine
Charles Bar
Dallas
Bas Jr. Canon
Allan May Townhill
Mart Tex
Lotus Moore Cone
Austin
George Patterson
Liberal, Kan
Jennifer Abbott
Northfield School
Northfield
Mass
Bed Abbotts
Dow Bond
Holbrook, Ariz
Shirley Ann
Dow Roads
WSCS
Yucca Builders
Ools
North
Pusble Boad
Garden Club
Las Taosenas
Art Pinson
Kelly Tucker
Summerhouse
Taos Art Association
TTA
Trends and
Deckerhof
Pinson
Girard
Miss Tucker
Thomas Heggen
Mister Roberts
Navy
Pacific
Miss Snell
Eagle
Kit Carson
Kiwi
Youth Opera
Tatil Ee
Santa Fe ‘College
W. San Francisco YU
de Wolf
Queen's
Taos County
Granada
Granada Building
Santa Fe Road
Bowling Alley
Taos Plaza
Phil Cantu, Jr
Clip & Mail
Phil Ganty, Jr
P.O
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