The Deming Headlight from Deming, New Mexico • 8

Friday, March 15, 1436. THE DEMING HEADLICIT. Counts), NEW MEXICO -You'll prefer Milk Chocolate in sterilized tall bottles. nutritional ingredients are the same the sear around. Tali bottles.

be, for sale orig at KID HALL'S The Deming Business and Professional Woman's club will attend 11 clock: services at the Presbyterian! church Sunday, in observance of National Business Women's Week. The annual public relations dinner of the Business and Professional Women's club will be held Monday, Mar. 18, at 7 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Charles Schoepf, 821 West Pine st. All members are urged to attend.

Bob Franey and Jess Thorn have purchased a new Ford V8 sedan from the Bassett Motor company. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Adams are leaving next week for Washington, D. where Mr. Adams has accepted a potision in the vocational agricultural department. The active supervisors of the social service departments of this district are holding a meeting at the court house this morning. Helen Von Kemp, state supervisor is here for the conference.

MRS. CHANDLER TO HAVE SILVER TEA THURSDAY Mrs. Frances Chandler will be hostess at the semi-monthly silver tea in the social rooms of the Christian church Thursday, March 21, at 2:30 p. m. D.

H. S. NOTES Financial statement of District tournamen: Total gate receipts $862.00 Disbursements: Officials and scorers $100.00 Misc. Expenses, Equipment 86.76 net to state Athletic Ass 101.28 Balance distributed to teams as in the past: one half equally and the other half on the mileage basis: Tularosa 15.65 Anthony 53.45 Las Cruces 45.46 Hatch 41.29 Hot Springs 55.17 Deming 23.91 Hurley 37.81 Silver City 43.02 Cliff 53.45 Virden 55.86 Lordsburg 45.11 Hachita 43.72 $862.00 March 14, 1935. Wm.

A. Anderson. Financial statement of Business men fund for tournament: Collected by committee $395.25 Disbursements: For hotel and trophies for teams 163.00 One-half payment on electric clock 30.00 For soft ball equipment 36.25 To be paid on soft ball lights 130.00 $359.25 March 14, 1935. Wm. A.

Anderson. FEDERAL FUNDS HELP STATE'S RURAL SCHOOLS Recent application of Governor Clyde Tingley for FERA funds for teacher relief in New Mexico obtained an allotment of $267,318 for this purposse, according to word received from Washington. The allotment will assure rural schools remaining open to the end of their normal term. REPAIRING Radio, Guns, Typewriter, Electric Motors, Electric Fans, Furniture and Any Kind of Household Equipment. Locks, -Also Sales cr Trades Bill's Fix-It-Shop 114 East Spruce HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB The Home Demonstration Club met at the Methodist Church Tuesday, with an attendance of forty-two.

The weather man did not keep the women from coming, although he put on a good demonstration of sand and wind. Film strips showing "Food Makes a Difference" "Livable Living Rooms" and "Cooking These film strips told their stories in an interesting, forceful way. How to make a filing case for recipe books was the demonstration. A cigar box was used. The side was taken out, the nid nailed on, and covered with attractive oil cloth.

The home-made paste recipe was very popular. To make one pint of paste: mix -half cup flour, one -half cup cold water, one-half teaspoon powdered alum, stir until smooth. Add 1 1-2 cups boiling water, cook five minutes and add one-half teaspoon each of oil of cloves and carbolic acid. A Foods Demonstration will be given at the next meeting. This meeting date will be changed to the second Wednesday in April which is April 10.

This change is necessary on account of the District Home Agent having to attend a State meeting. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT "Nay, but as on layeth His worn-out robes away And taking new ones sayeth, will I wear So putteth by the spirit Lightly its garb of flesh And passeth to inherit A residence afresh. Inasmuch as it has been the Will of our Heavenly Father to call from his labors our Fraternal brother Alexander Joseph Clossin, age 79 years, 5 months. 10 days, on February 24th, 1935, therefore be it resolved: WHEREAS, our Brother had been an esteemed and respected citizen of this community for many years, and until his physical nirmities made it impossible was a regular and valuable attendant of this Lodge, AND, WHEREAS, although his de. parture will leave a vacancy in whatever branch of society he may have served; there is much consolation to be found by all.

in the remembrance cf having known him. "Like as the waves make toward the pebbled shore, so do our minutes hasten to the end." Be it further resolved: That a copy 01 these resolutions he read at the next regular Communication and be made a part of the minutes of our Proceedings. Ernest Prugel, W. R. Baker, A.

J. Noyes. Committee. Deming. N.

March 7, 1935. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W. A. McAdoo, Pastor 9:45 a. m.

Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. 6:45 p.

m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship.

7:30 p. Wednesday, Midweek worship. Subscribe to The Headligh Specials for Saturday, March 16th Mrs. Tucker's Shortening 1-Pound Cartons. Each .16 Pancake Flour Regular Aunt Large Size Jemima Package .21 Toilet Soap Per Lux Bar .06 Matches (Carton Per of Carton 6 Boxes) .21 Apricots Per Gallon Gallon Cans .67 Peanut Butter Avondale Each Quart Jars .32 Salmon Tall Per Can Pink walk Cocoa Two Pound Yacht Packages, Club Each .22 Spreadit Oleomargarine.

please, Every Per pound Pound guaran- .20 Oranges Extra Large Dozen Juicy Navels .23 00 Butter Per Cloverbloom Pound .35 Tomato Juice 3 Tall Campbell's Tins .25 Cheese Pound Per .19 Dexter's Food Market 203 South Gold Telephone 143 The new Lions hall, property of Fletcher Brem, is now being prepared for occupancy. Mrs. Edna Comer visited her in El Paso Wednesday. Mrs. Eddie Davidson, Mrs.

Lon Cousland, Mrs. Goldstein and Mrs. Lon Weaver spent Thursday in El Paso. Belief in Fairies The belief in and fear of fairies, the supposed race of small, supernatural beings who meddle in human affairs. has existed from earliest times and formed 2 part of the superstition of nearly all peoples, says a writer in Collier's Weekly.

Even up to a few years ago. many Scottish and Irish peasants raised their hats and said. "Gods speed you, gentlemen," when seeing an eddy of dust believed to be caused by a crowd of fairies passing by on a journey. "Leech Stations" One of the subjects discussed at the first meeting of Ohio physicians and surgeons held in 1834 was the proposal to provide "leech stations." As leeches, used to suck out bad blood, could not be found in all drug stores, physicians were anxious to establish depositories for the worms, as is now done to supply anti-toxin and other remedies used in treating diseases. Cause of Colds Common colds, measles, smallpox, canine distemper, cattle plague and about 50 ocher infectious diseases are caused by filterable viruses, organisms which are so minute that they not only pass through the finest filters but cannot be seen under the most powerful microscopes, writes Jessie L.

Rice, Colorado Springs, in Collier's Weekly. First to Adopt Christianity The Armenians. not the Romans, were the first people to adopt Christianity as a national religion, says Collier's Weekly. The Armenian king, Tiridates, established the Georgian Ar. menian (Christian) church in 301, which was 33 years before Constantine proclaimed Christianity as the state religion of the Roman empire.

Ancient Festival Goes On At Aix en Provence, France, wAS instituted the first Roman garrison in Gaul. The church of Monte Sainte Victoire perpetuates a victory of Marius. Every April 24 there is a procession from Bauvenargues to the mountain to light a bonfire. This, the festival of Marius, is one of the oldest still isting. Lafayette's Visits to U.

S. Lafayette came to this country in 1777 and engaged with the colonists in their struggle for Independence. He returned to France in 1779. He returned here in six months and participated in the battle of Yorktown. He visited this country in 1784 and in 1824.

Changing Color of Hair Hair has been known to develop various unosual colors through certain industria! associations. For example, workers in cobalt mines and indigo works have had their hair turn blue, and those in copper smelters and brass Weekly. Platinum Once Very Cheap Platinum was once SO cheap that bricks of It were gilded and sold to unwary greenhorns. Battleship Armor The armor of A modern battleship weighs approximately 8,000 tons. Thermometer Is Old The Fahrenheit thermometer dates back to 1714.

Palestine Mandated Territory Palestine is not owned by the British empire, nor is it owned by the Jewish race. It is what is known as mandated territory under the control and government of Great Britain, but subject to future disposition by the League of Nations. The Police Dog The police dog is called by various names throughout the country. It is known as wolfdog. Alsatian shepherd, German police and shepherd dog.

Its proper name is German shepherd dog, established by its native breed society in Germany. Reckoning Longitude At A conference held in Washington in 1884, at which 25 countries were represented. it was decided to adopt the present method of reckoning longitude east and west from the meridian of Greenwich, England. World's Richest Community 'The word's richest community is in the United States--the Klamath Indian trite, on a 1,000,000 acre reservation in the mountains of southern Oregon with a potential per capita wealth of $28,000. We Are Puzzled we do not understand often brings calm." said Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown.

"We look at the stars in peaceful awe because we cannot real12e the fiery convulsions they may have within them." The Cardigan Jacket The cardigan Jacket originated from A wool under-Jacket, kaitted. by the English Lord Cardigan's wife. for the purpose of keeping her lord and waster warn in England's penetrating weather, This Bird Has Speed At widely separated points on the prairies, says Nature Magazine, you find outcrops of sandstone, forming cliffs or buttes, and here you are sure to find in the portholes or on ledges the brick-red eggs of that most spiendid of all our birds of prey--the prairie falcon. A bird of marvelous speed and indomitable courage. this little falcon typifies the wild freedom of the great plains.

Less frequently you come upon the eyries of the majestic golden eagle. The nests, which are often used for generations, are added to, year after year, until the material composing them would fill the body of a wagon. Nation Free of Debt The United States was born with 8 heavy debt, as a result of the War of Independence. For the first time, the youthful nation was free of debt and had a surplus in the treasury in 1834, of $30,000,000. Not knowing exnctly what to do with this, and even the politicians afraid to put their finger in the pie, the government distributed it to the states according to population.

Food in Tins The method of preserving food in tins is probably one of the greatest inventions in historie times. It has permitted man to Import and store his food in any quantity and at any time, thus reliering him of his dependence upon harvests and local supply. Canned food for his armies. it has been said, would have enabled Napoleon to conquer the world. -Collier's Weekly.

Sailing by Dead Reckoning Sailing by dead reckoning is a computation of a ship's position from her movements as recorded in the log. The chief items that enter into it are: Latitude and longitude of starting point or last known point, course or direction sailed as ascertained from compass, rate of sailing And time elapsed. Madison's War The War of 1812 was called Madison's war for some time because of bitter opposition on the part of certain sections of the country. James Madison, then President, was believed to have been induced to go to war with England by the French and against the wishes of many Americans. Cannot Magnetize Gold, Silver The national bureau of standards says that this is an experimental fact for which no definite explanation can be given except that these elements are so constituted that they do not react to the influence of a magnetic field in the same way as do the elements iron, nickel and cobalt.

Many Salmon in North There are five species of fish in North Pacific waters called salmon. All differ from the salmon of the North Atlantic, according to the fish and game department of the Canadian National railways. The Pacific salmon spawn only once in a lifetime and then only in fresh water. As Hard as Diamond The diamond has always been known as the hardest thing in the world. Yet several nuthorities state that it is not harder than tantalum.

When this pure metal is well hammered, A diamond drill makes little impression upon it.Collier's Weekly. Discovered Neon Neon was discovered by Sir Witliam Ramsey and W. M. Travers In 1898. The development of a gaseous conductor tube employing neon gas dates back to about 1911, but the use of neon in commercial advertising is more recent.

Fuller's Earth Fuller's earth is a soft, earthy substance resembling clay, but not plastie. Naturally, It is an Impure hydrous aluminum silicate. It is used in cleansing cloth and wool of grease. and also as 3 filter to clarify oils. The Chinese Dragon That mythical beast, the Chinese dragon, is described in old books as having a camel's head, a deer's horns, a snake's neck, a clam's stomach, fish's scales, eagle's claws and the ears of a cOW.

Welland Canal The Welland canal, which has been reconstructed as a ship canal, to carry heavy traffic from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario around Ningara falls, is in Ontario, some 18 miles west of Buffalo, Twice in Same Place Photographs showing that lightning does strike in the same place twice, or more often than that, have been obtained by electrical engineers. Grizzly Bear Disappearing It 19 declared that the national parks bold out the last hope for preserving the grizzly bear from extinction In the United States proper. No Building Boom There One English village, Wingfeld, in Wiltshire, holds the quaint record of not having one new house built for more than 50 years. Genuine Hypocrite "De hypocrit." said Uncle Eben, de foolish man dat thinks he kin mix de recordin' angel up in his bookkeepin'." Logs That Dull Axes Logs of quebracho (ax-breaker) wood in. Paraguay are SO hard they remain sound after lying 25 years in the forest.

The young ladies missionary society of the Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Eldon Sloss. I DELINQUENT TAX WORKER IS IN DEMING THIS WEEK Mrs. Alice Huff employee in the delinquent tax department of the state tax commission, has been working in Deming this week. She has charge of delinquent tax work in Luna, Grant land Hidalgo counties.

Mrs. Huff's home is in Silver City. SPANISH METHODIST CHURCH 222 E. Hemlock Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.

Morning sermon at 11. Special music for the morning service by Rose and Sarah Yrene. The young people's meeting at 6:30 Evening sermon at 7:30. Prayer meeting and Bible study on Thursday evening at 7:00. E.

M. Yrene, pastor. TOWNSEND CLUB MEETING The Townsend Club will have a meeting Thursday evening, March 21, at 7:30 o'clock, in the Band Room on North Gold Avenue. Everybody invited to attend. Mrs.

Monroe Boutz and daughter arrived Sunday from Chicago, and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boutz.

B. D. Pennington has purchased the Jess Thorn property on South Gold avenue, and plans to remodel it. Transient service headquarters have been moved from West Pine street to an office at the courthouse. The Rev.

Sam E. Allison has been confined to his home this week by a severe cold. Elgie Booth of Lake Valley was 2 Deming visitor yesterday. Mrs. Marvin Hyatt underwent a tonsillectomy Saturday.

Mrs. Bob Franey gave a benefit bridge party last night, the proceeds to go to the Catholic church. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Winder returned Sunday from a ten-days' visit in California. Richard Leach has been quite ill this week. St. Luke's Guild met yesterday with Mrs.

Susie Tidmore. Mrs. C. H. Hon entertained with a luncheon bridge Wednesday, at the Schoepf home.

Dr. M. J. Moran spent Sunday in Hot Springs. Johnny Burns is working at the Palace drug store.

Mr. and Mrs. J.ohn Pilcher of Albuquerque will be guests this week lend of Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Hefferan. Mrs. Carl Schaber was hostess to her contract bridge club. Mrs. A.

D. VanWinkle of Lowell, Arizona, is visiting relatives in Deming. O. H. Cooper is putting in a new well on a 50-acre tract four miles southwest of town, and the place will be cultivated this year by C.

T. O'Neale. Frederick Sherman has purchased a new Ford V8 sedan. Dr. J.

G. Moir is driving a new Ford V8 sedan, purchased from the Bassett Motor company. Mr Mrs. Fred Sherman returned Friday from a short visit in California. Mrs.

S. J. Dunklin and Miss Christine Dixon entertained with a dinner Thursday night at the Dunklin home on South Tin ave. Present and former members of the local chapter of Rainbow Girls were guests. Benjamin Sherman made a business trip to Albuquerque Saturday, returnling Monday.

Mrs. Nellie Perkins is confined to her home this week by illness. Jim Gibson and Miss Christine Gibson spent from Friday to Monday in Santa Fe with Mrs. G. A.

Gibson, who is in a Santa Fe hospital recovering from an operation. Fred Sherman and Ben Sherman were business visitors in Lordsburg Tuesday. Mrs. Susie Tidmore has purchased a new Buick sedan from the Evans Chevrolet company. Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met yesterday with Mrs.

Daisy Upton. Geo. W. Howe is driving 8 new Ford V8 sedan. Mrs.

Roy Nunn left Tuesday for her home in Glendale, California, afIter a short visit here. She was called to Deming by the death of her grandfather, A. J. Clossin. Mr.

and Mrs. Fletcher Bowman spent the week end with relatives in Albuquerque. M. C. Heffelman spent last week end in Phoenix.

Ted Russell is on a week's vacation from the office of the Deming Ice and Electric company. Mrs. Anna Walker has resigned her position in Dr. J. G.

Moir's office and Mrs. Eldon Sloss is taking her place. Dr. and Mrs. J.

G. Moir are leaving today for a two-weeks' visit at Dallas, Texas. THE PALM CAFE Open 7:00 a. m. Until Midnight Offeres the Best Foods at the Most Reasonable Prices Regular Dinners 35c Toasted Sandwiches and Salads a Specialty Hot Tamales and Enchiladas Served Every Day Get your favorite cocktail at the Palm Bar Cocktail Hours Five to Eight All Cocktails 25c PACIFIC GREYHOUND LINES Special Week End Rates to El Paso CENTRAL CAFE PHONF.

102 PROSSER TRUCK LINE (Deming OwnedPersonal atention given all Orders! EL PASO DEMING Daily Trips Prompt Service PHONE 280 FOR HEAT WITHOUT SOOT. CHANDLER THE FAMOUS CANON CITY, COLORADO COAL NOTICE STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE Santa Fe, N. Feb. 25, 1935. Number of application M-68.

Notice is hereby given that on the 23rd day of February, 1935, in accordance with Chapter 131 of the Session Laws of 1931, H. C. Norwood, of Deming, County of Luna, State of New Mexico, made application to the State Engineer of New Mexico for a permit to appropriate the underground water of the Mimbres Valley Basin to the extent of 500 gallons per minute by drilling a 16 inch in diameter well located in the northwest quarter, Section 12, Township 24 South, Range 10 West, N. M. P.

for the purpose of irrigating 60 acres of land described as being Section 12, Township 24 South, Range 10 West, N. M. P. M. Any person, association or tion deeming that the granting of the above application will be truly detrimental to their rights in the waters of said underground source may file a complete sworn statement objections substantiated by affidavits with the State Engineer and file proof of service of a copy thereof upon the applicant with the State Engineer on or before the 5th day of April, 1935, the date set for the State Engineer to take this application up for final consideration unless protested.

Thomas M. McClure, 3-8-3t State Engineer. Mr. and Mrs. 0.

B. Witten, Mrs. Frank Kros and Mrs. Athington White spent Wednesday in El Paso. The Wednesday night bridge club met with Mr.

and Mrs. Lon Cousland. Harvey Cook and Mrs. Goldstein had high scores. SINGER SEWING MACHINES--Expert repairing on all makes of machines.

Regular monthly trips to Deming. F. W. Carter, agent, box 65, Silver City, N. M.

3-8-5p FOR RENT-8-room furnished house, with baht. Phone 206. 519 So. Tin. 1c FOR SALE--High chair in good condition.

Inquire at Headlight. nc AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching every Sunday, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.

Teacher's meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. In. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m. Sunday school, 9:45 a.

m. B. Y. 7 p. m.

W. M. as per announcement. A cordial invitation to all. F.

C. Dick, pastor. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 319 West Spruce Street M. Stanley Files, pastor Sunday, 9:45, Sunday school; 11:00, morning worship; 6:45 Christ Ambassador service; 7:30 message by pastor. Friday, 7 p.

m. regular preaching service. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Maple and Copper Sts, J. B. Brown, minister Morning sermon subject, "Blessings from Simple Obedience." Evening sermon subject, "'The Middle Wall Broken Down." Special music.

Wednesday, p. Bible study and prayer meetling. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sam E. Allison, minister Sunday school meets all its departments at 9:55 a. m.

Herbert Guyon, general superintendent. Preachng services conducted by the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

The Young People's division of the church will meet in their two groups for their worship service at 6:30 p. m. The Sunday school council will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Mid-week service and study class Wednesday at 7:30 p.

m. The general public is most cordialIly invited to all the above services. Miss Martha has moved from the Park hotel to the Sherman apartment on South Gold avenue. Mrs. Biving left Saturday for her home in Big Spring, Texas, after a visit with Mrs.

J. T. McElroy at the Bar ranch. Screen Doors that keep flies outside! Flies are unclean -carry d'sease germs! But you can keep them outside with good screen doors and windows! IF YOUR front screen door looks pretty shabby, or the kitchen screen door sags -or sticks and won't TORS close tight, so it lets A Word in the flies, then we're sure you ought to call on us! Our better screens keep their shape, don't bind, stick, and provoke you. They are well made, durable, and come in several designs.

Be sure to see them while our stocks are new and complete. We have, also, a complete stock of galvanized screen wire in all wanted widths-18" to FOXWORTH GALBRAITH Corner Copper and Cedar Telephone 70.