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Page 4-Deming Headlight, Dividends Set By Santa Fe The Board of Directors of the Santa Fe Railway last week declared a dividend (no. 118) twenty-five cents (.25) per share On its preferred capital stock payable Feb. 1, 1958 to stockholders of records at the close of business Dec. 27, 1957. In addition, the Board declared an extra dividend (184) for the year 1957 of twenty cents (.20) per share on the common capital! stock of the company payable Jan.

10, 1958 to stockholders of record at the close of business Dec. 6, 1957. The directors also declared a quarterly dividend of thirty cents (.30) per share (being dividend No. 185) on the common capital stock of the company payable March 1, 1958 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Jan. 24, 1958.

With this action, the total dividend appropriations of the Santa Fe Railway in 1957 amount to $40,187,480. Dies At 54 In Hospital While Visiting Here Frank. J. Clark, who was visiting Mrs. F.

H. Gahagan of Deming with his wife while the couple were on their way through to California, died at Mimbres Memorial Hospital Tuesday morning at 4 a.m. He had been ill for several weeks and was making the trip for his health. Mr. Clark, who was 54, is from Griggsville, Ill.

and was a graduate at the University of Illinois. Arrangements to ship the remains to Louisiana, Mo. were completed Tuesday night by Wheeler Mortuary, 811 S. Gold. He leaves his wife and three daughters.

The latter were expected to meet their mother by plane in El Paso. CHAUDOINS FLY TO ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. C. Chaudoin will leave Wednesday by American Airlines for Hillsboro, where they plan to visit with Mrs.

Chaudoin's sister, Miss Ruby Page and other relatives for the next two months. Their daughter, Mrs. Frank Graves of Hurley will accompany her parents to El Paso where they will board the plane. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Poe, El Paso, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Prugel. Mrs. Prugel is Mr.

Poe's sister. Dec. 5, 1957 Kennecott Alters Payroll Periods Hurley, N. M. Every other Tuesday will be payday for most of the employees of the Chino Mines Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation beginning Dec.

24, W. H. Goodrich, Chino General manager, announced this week. The division is changing its payroll periods from semi-monthly to bi-weekly basis in order to achieve greater uniformity of accounting and reporting labor costs and to simplify payroll processing. In the past, Chino employees have been paid on the 10th and 25th of each month.

Employees will be paid on Dec. 10 for the last of the semi-monthly periods in November with the change in payday taking place on Dec. 24. The change will affect day pay employees only. Salaried employees will continue to be paid on a semi-monthly basis.

LAS CRUCES BANKER DIES IN FT. BAYARD Richard Ozminp. who was connected with the First National Bank in Las Cruces for 13 years, died last week at 47 in Ft Bayard Hospital. The Wheeler Mortuary, 811 S. Gold, shipped the remains to Graham's Mortuary, Las Cruces, Nov.

28 for services and burial. LINDAUER-TROWBRIDGE WINNERS AT BRIDGE The Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday, Dec. 2. at the White House Rose Room. High score were Norma Lindauer and Godfrey Trowbridge with Second place was taken by Lorretta Dunagan and Grace Melvin with Third place was garnered by Marcella Dunne and Sally Kaanta with There were tables.

HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Nov. 29-Mrs. Joyce Lindberg. Nov. 30-Aurora Hernandez, Annie Ochoa.

Dec. 1-Mrs. Lawrence Murinsky. Dec. 2-Mrs.

Efren Leon, Mrs. Buddy Stephens, Mrs. Manuel Dominguez, Mr. Santo Morales, Lulu Rector, Jesus Gonzales, Frank Clark, Lorenzo Echiribel, Mrs. Robert Hemley, Marcia Madrid and Judge A.

W. Marshall. DISMISSALS Mrs. Blanche Hall, Mary Zunniga, Mrs. William Follett, Mrs.

Lorraine Stall. Mrs. Carolyn Hull was a Thanksgiving guest of her nephew and family in El Paso. Footsore, Weary Needy. Cold clothing, blankets, shoes, infants' apparel that will be collected in Thanksgiving Clothing Collection.

demands of the past year have of Catholic Relief nearest Catholic to all peoples regardless of race, wear, among other items of the annual Catholic Bishops' The need is great, because virtually emptied the warehouses the distributing The contributions, which will go religion or color WEARABLE USED SHOES AND CLOTHES will mean everythe weary and footsore, needy, and cold, among homething to thousands that populate the world. Throughout the world less of the night" will be the recipients of the usable these "pilgrims Country Club Holds Luncheon, Card Party The Rio Mimbres Country held its monthly luncheon and card party on Tuesday, Dec. 3. The club was decorated with a revolving lighted Christmas tree and Santa Clause place cards. There were five tables of bridge and two of canasta.

High score in bridge went to Mrs. Joe Dunne. Second was Susie Tidmore. Canasta high went to Bertha Temke. e.

Second was Mrs. Don Dixon. Tournament bridge winners were: First place, Mrs. George De Spain; second, Mrs. Frank Hemlen; third, Mrs.

V. F. Tannich. Tournament canasta: First place, Mrs. Louis Burleson, second place, Mrs.

Don Dixon. Mrs. Herbert Guyon had two tables of friends over for bridge Tuesday, Oec. 3. Bert E.

Newland, wellknown Deming attorney-at-law, has moved into his new offices in Palmer Plaza, Suite Copper and Hemlock streets, it was announced this week. Mr. Newland bad been located at 116 S. Spruce, Honor Louise Gray With Coffee Shower In New Offices A coffee shower honoring Louise Gray was held on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the home of Mrs.

Orene Hurst with Mrs. Shirley Roberts as co-hostess. It was a come and go coffee in which 50 guests were invited. The decorations were carried out in white. Louise is to marry K.

P. Platon from Alamogordo on Dec. 14. Water is already the nation's No. 1 natural resource problem.

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5 55c SALT SID Lb. LEAN 45cl SLICED BACON Lb. CRESENT 49c GROUND BEEF: Lb. LEAN 43c FRYERS Lb. CUT -PAN READY 55c.

PORK and BEANS CAMPFIRE 303 can 3 25c IS MIMBRES VALLEY APRICOT NECTAR 12 oz. 2: 25c TOMATOES No. 2 Can CNN 25c, MAXWELL HOUSE PINEAPPLE JUICE 12 oz. COFFEE Lb. Can 89c LIBBY'S CAMPBELL'S LUNCHEON MEAT Can 00 UPS Can M3 20 29c GAINES CAMPBELL'S DOG FOOD Can 2.

33c TOMATO SOUP Can CoN .0 MEN'S SAGE ALL BARGAIN AND Price SIZES SAND SHIRTS and SHORTS 49c PRODUCE LEMONS lb. PEARS 16.15c Oranges5lb. Lettuce lb. 150. Pratz Grocery Free Delivery Green Star Stamps 1000 W.

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