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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
6
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a local story involving rates, dates, and officials named Att and Lab Dan Cor. The legible bits reference a date order and a potential evaluation or rating related to a person or program. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
Mr Joseph Morello of Albuquerque starts art classes in Red River on July 8 for all levels and media. Classes meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 30 a m at the Community House with emphasis on landscape outdoors and still life portraits and drawing. Morello has taught at State Fair Museum of Fine Arts Heights Community Center Sandia Base and UNM and holds FA MA from Ohio State University.
June 15 to 21 saw an early opening of the Community House wing as six squares appeared on the floor twice. Bridge tea hostesses were Mrs Earl Lawrance and Mrs John W League of Wichita Falls Texas. Winners at Keene were Miss Kay Thomas and Bill Materka of Dallas and Mrs League. Grandview Texas Future Farmers of America members visited with Herbert Lubke and were sponsored by Grandview Rotary Club. Rev Jim Dean spoke on Prayers in Paradox at Floral Heights Methodist Wichita Falls with Mrs Kim Dean singing Hear Thou My Prayer.
Guadalupe Eli Herrera son of Fidel Archuleta of Denver earned a Bachelor of Arts with Highlands University’s spring class. A Taos High School graduate, Herrera majored in foreign languages and minored in history and social science.
Mrs. Thomas Noble of Wichita Falls spends summer in Red River while employed at Starr. Wichita Falls families Jack Cravens and Earl Lawrance join Leagues and Deans at El Western. Other guests include the Browns, the Reids, and McCulloughs. Notable locals Plan bridge, ice skating courses, and summer home routines at Valley of the Pines and Little Enid.
Eds Note previews the season on wagon era tales from Winifred Oldham Hamilton. Red River in 1900 boasted two stores, livery, blacksmith, barber, nine to thirteen saloons, hotels Clara Bruder Victoria, a hospital in Hospital Canyon, one patient died. A later doctor returned, sober or not. Justice Brandenberg’s jail had one prisoner who escaped for blankets. An Indian sentenced to ninety days’ labor dug a river drain ditch still visible.
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