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HEADLIGHT, Thursday, April 13, 1961 PRESIDENT SHARON POTTER presents Phyllis Feaselman with the FiA emblem at the initiation of new members. Mrs. Hubbard is FHA sponso: for 16 years Mrs. Robert Hubbard has been the sponsor of the FHA Chapter for 16 vears. Mrs.

Hubbard was born in Newton County, Mo. and came to New Mexico when she was five years old. She graduated from Ft. Sumner High School, went NMSU for four years, did graduate work at Ft. Collins, Texas Tech.

NMSU, ENMU and UNM at Albuquerque. Mrs. Hubbard has been a teacher at Deming High School for 16 vears. Her students say that she is the only one who remembers such minor details that there is ice for tea and potatoes for the potato salad. Mrs.

Hubbard chose the furniture appliances, colors for the living room. kitchen ing room of the Home Ee Dept. and everyone who been the department knows that was not an easy job. but a well done. All who have had Mrs.

Hubbard an instructor agree that as she is worthy title "teacher. Sunshine 4-H Club News Linda By Jonas, Reporter There will the Sunshine 4-H day. April 14, 7:00 m. p. All members, parents and families weiner roast being given welcome the new members into the club.

Joe Smith pep parents, tell them about the to projects open them. There will be lots of food for everyone and all are urged come and have a good time. Club The Sunshine 4-H wants to thank everyone for participating in their bake sale. They reported a net profit of 44.50. RUFFY TWINS By Bob Beckett LOOKS LICE POP WILL USE THAT POLICY OF MIS WITH The GENERAL AGENCY "Insure Today Be Sure Tomorrow" 112 E.

-Deming Dial 546-2715 Many old timers coming for the annual reunion The Old Timers Association has heard from several oid timers stating that they expect to be 111 Deming for Old Timers' Day, Tuesday, April 18. They are Mrs. Dorothea Osborn and Ralph Osborn of Culver City. Calif: Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. McCan. Blythe, Calif: Mrs. Bessie ConnoIly Lombard, Bremerton, Col.

and Mrs. George R. Wells. Long Beach. Mr.

and Mrs. Toe A. McQuade, Long Beach. Mrs. Fred LaMav.

Carri2020, N. and Mrs. V. A. Herrmann, Benson.

Ariz: Mrs. Rena Holstein Carvell. Gardena, Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. Hughes, Phoe. nix. Ariz: Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Meyer, Balboa, Mrs. Edna Reynolds, Long Beach. Calif Mrs. Elizabeth Latham. Detroit.

and Guy Moore. LaPeer. Mich. Old time pictures will be put in Mahoney's window on Fridav. April 14 and will remain until Apr.

20. Old time articles will be displayed in the windows of other Deming merchants. Activities of local girls for FHA Week The first day of FHA Week this year. was FHA Teacher cation Day. The Chapter presented every teacher of Deming High School with a red rose, the FHA flower, which represents the search Future Homemakers America for beauty In everyday living The Chapter also sent one dozen homemade cookies each teacher.

The Chapter surprised Mrs Hubbard with a corsage of beautiful red roses. On Wednesday of FHA Week all the chapter members wore red and white, the FHA colors. signifying sincereity and courage and determination to succeed. Mrs. J.

Mobley and Mrs. Clarence Wilson went Willcox. Ariz. Friday. April 7, to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Schmelzia and family. Mrs. Mobley, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.

Schmeizla and daughter. Diana, spent Saturday in Nogales. Mr. Wilson joined the family Saturday evening and the Deming. ites returned to Deming late Sunday evening Missionary from India to visit Methodist church Miss Martha Shelby, Missionary from India, will be honored with covered dish dinner at the Methodist Church Monday, April 17, at 6:30 p.

it was announced at the general meeting of the W. S. C. S. Thursday afternoon, April 6 Mrs.

George Bell presided at the business meeting. Members were urged to attend the salad luncheon Apr. 7 honoring Mrs. Victoria Lang. Missionary from Africa.

Mrs. Gordon Moulton presented the work of the United Church Wemen to the group. Mrs. Lon Meadows Jr. led the devotional and gave a report on the New Mexico conference held in Albuquerque which she attended as a delegate.

Mission Today" was the theme of the conference. Mrs. C. F. Wickizer gave an 10- teresting talk on the dilemma of a young mother.

Eighteen members were present for the meeting. Mrs. Miller is hostess to DKG Society The Delta Kappa Gamma Soctety met at the home of Mrs. Helen Miller Thursday, April 6, at 7:30 p. m.

Mrs. Julia Calcote and Mrs. Emily Armstrong were cohostesses. President Mrs. Emma McKin- ney presided at the business meeting after which delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses The social hour was enioved by the Misses Olive Whitehill.

Pris. cilla Whitehill. Minnie Reberry. Melba McCabe. Marion White.

Lillian Thomas, Rubr Harrison. and Mimes. Bessie Mar. Charlotte Klaudt. Jo Willa Watkins, Harriet Stinson.

Nell Valdez Merle Treadwell. Eunice Grenfell. Mildred McKim. Emma McKinner, Emily Armstrong. Julia Calote and Helen Miller.

Robbie Palmer was able to return to The Abbey School: Canon City. Colo. last week after being home for some time following an accident. Robbie had had his wrist severely cut in an accident at school. Mrs.

E. Krametbauer left Saturday, April 8, for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bennett Dudley. and family in Farmington. Riding to Albuquerque with Mr.

and Mrs. Louie Kayser, Mrs. Krametbauer traveled the rest of the way to Farmington by bus. LEDBETTER'S WEEKEND VALUES FINEST QUALITY Ice Cream All Flavors MEATS $1 Gal. Lean Pork SHOULDER STEAKS LB.

39c Valley Mary's Little LB. 39c Tomatoes LAMB CHOPS No. Can Fresh Pork 10c Neck Bones LB. 12c Yorkshire Choice Tray- Pack 4 LB. BAG Rib APPLES Bacon Steaks 49c LB.

49c LB. 69c D-Pac Glover's 5 LB. BAG Chorizo Ranch Style ORANGES Bulk or Lb. Pkg. Bacon LB.

43c 2 LBS. 99c 35c THE WITH NEW DUZ CHINAWARE 703 Queen Size Starter Size 59c LETTUCE Duncan Hines 10c Cake Mix HEAD 39c or 361 501 Dial Gold Grocery 9413 North Ledbetter's 546- "We Give Your Change in Money Not Stamps" FREE DELIVERY IT'S A BOY! Eloy Andres Marquez Jr. made his appearance at Mimbres Meme orial Hospital April 1 at 10:50 a.m. weighing 6 lbs. 1 oz.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Andres Marquez Sr. of Lordsburg IT'S A GIRL! Peggy Diane Dickens made her debut at Mimbres Memorial Hospital April, 3 at 9:05 a.m. weigh3 12 oz.

She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mace Edwin Dickens of Route 2 and her daddy is 111 the U.S. Army. IT'S A BOY! Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Cornell Melton of Las Cruces are the proud parents of a little son. nold Keith, who was born at Mimbres Memorial Hospital April 3 at 12:22 a.m. The little man weighed 7 lbs. oz.

and his dady is a garage mechanie. Col. and Mrs. George R. Wells of Long Beach, Calif.

arrived in Deming Monday, April 10. After a few days in El Paso, BSP Sorority to build the Queen's float Mrs. Joan Canady was hostess to the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thursday, April 6. with Betty Peters and Isabel Teague as cOhostesses. The sorority voted to send a girl Girl's State and it was announced that the sorority 1s to build the float for the Fair Queen at this year's annual Tri-State Fair.

The hostesses served dips. coffee and tea. An evening of bridge canasta was enjoyed. Present were Betty Peters. Helen Tidwell.

Saralee Cousland, Winnie Lou Holdridge, Joyce Hall, Putnam, Pat Blandford. Mary Bowman. Shirley Mihas, Pat Ewers, Joan Canady, Katie Hofacket. Jean Hodges, Dorothy McDougal. Ruth Paulson, one Smyth.

Doris Thompson, Isabel Teague, Sally Zachek. and pledges Kay Snow. Billie Gray, Liza Gray. Virginia Poole. Edith Myer and Marcia Cook.

Bakeless Bake Sale planned by Auxiliary The Mimbres Memorial Hospi- tal Auxiliary has planned what they call a Bakeless Rake Sole Instead of having a sale of baked goods as they have in the past. they are asking bakers and buyto estimate the cost of baked goods given or bought in the past. eliminate the work of baking this year and donate the amount estimated The Bakeless Bake Sale will be held at the home of Mrs. Glen Yoquelet. 1022 South Platinum.

Tuesday, April 25. 10:00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Coffee and doughnuts served and are urged attend make their contri- that butions time. The proceeds are for the bene- Southwest Nursing Home appeal not made members of the Aux- person of the who would like worthy cause.

So attend this Bakeless urged the chairman. Opal Woolley flew by jet Jacksonville, Fla. where her Geddy Mathis, had undergone surgery. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Good Reading for the Whole Family News Facts Family Features The Christian Science Monitor One Norway Boston Moss. Send your newspaper for the time checked, Enclosed find my check or money order.

year $20 6 months $10 3 months $5 Nome City Zone State FA-8 SAMMY RUEBUSH FRA BEAU Sorority makes purchases for Nursing Home One the projects of the EpsiSigma Alpha Sorority this vear has been to purchase some needed items for the Southwest Nursing Home, in recent months the sorority has given three bathtub safety dozen platic covers pillows, and a dozen heavy piasserving trays with matching The members of the philantropic committee who arranged for the purchase of the gifts were Marian White. Eunice Grenfell and Mildred McKim. Prize winners named by Merle Noman Studio Mrs Tommy Collier the Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio reports that they enjoyed very nice open house Saturday, April with about 60 persons attending in spite of the windy day. Mrs. Thomas Simon was first prize winner of the door prizes.

winning the three steps to beauty. Second was Dorothy Mangum, receiving bath powder and cologne, and Mrs. Elizabeth Braden won the paddle puff as third prize Refreshments were served the visitors throughout the day. Mrs. Garland Casebier of Midland.

Tex. spent the Easter holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Cowgill. Attend The Church of Your Choice But Go To Church FOR THESE from The Bible Jesus came and stood in the midst, and saith unto them. Peace be unto you. -(John We come to life at Easter. for the resurrection Spirit is in us We love the account of the triumphant overcoming of Jesus Christ.

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