Las Vegas Daily Optic from East Las Vegas, New Mexico • Page 1

I I I Tiro Las Vegas Daily Optic, Las Vegas, New Mexico -Saturday, May 3, 1958 Patios. Places and People FOR and ABOUT WOMEN AUDREY SIMPSON, Editor Women's Page, Phone GA or Home Phone GA MILLICENT CENSEMER, Correspondent, Home Phone GA MEMBERSHIP TEA for the Las day afternoon in the home of Mrs. L' to Mrs. Irish. Mrs.

E. U. Mrs. Lisle Hosford, and Mrs. Patients Service Guild Membership Tea Friday Patients Service Guild of the Las Vegas Hospitar Auxiliary held a guest invitational tea Friday at I 'the home of Mrs.

Noble Irish with Mrs. 'Gordon Melody as co-hostess. Mrs. E. U.

Buxton and Mrs. table which was attractively set Melody presided over the tea, with a lace and silver tea and confee service. An 'arrangement of jonquils and spring flowers centered the table with another bouquet of jonquils lending a spring atmosphere to the living room. Approximately 20 members and guests attended: It was announced that the Guild turned $240 over to Mrs. James Elliott from sale of tickets for the a'nnual Charity Ball to be held tonight at the Castenada.

First Baptist Clinic For Bible School Workers speaker. Noble, 1004 Fourh. FIGURES CHECK FURNITURE OUR AND QUALITY COMPARE! TALK CHECK PRICES COMPARE! AND OUR BOX SPRINGS and Innerspring TERMS TO SUIT YOUR MATTRESS BUDGET BEAUTIFUL COVERS 10 YR. GUARANTEE Set $89.95 Bedroom Set Fine qualiy furniture. Triple OUTSTANDING dresser.

chest and bookcase bed with rails. Cedar lined QUALITY IN drawer. 3-PC. $229.95 SECTIONAL 5 and 7 Pc. $299.00 Dinette Sets Sturdy chrome and plastic.

Fine frieze cover, Nationally advertised makes. foam rubber padding. See it today! $59.95 $89.95 COMPLETE STOCK OF USED FURNITURE RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED GIFFORD'S FURNITURE STORE 620 Lincoln Phone 7311 A Vacation Bible School Clinic be held Tuesday afternoon at :2 o'clock at the First Baptist Church, 7th at University, for prospective: workers in the church's Vacation Bible Schooling, which will be held from May 26 through May 30. According to the pastor, Rev. John W.

Randell, who will act as principal of the school, the hours for the school will be from 1 to 4 p.m. in. the afternoons with a commencement on Friday night of the same week. Workers at this meeting will receive instructions and material for making plans for the school. HS Seniors May Apply For Nursing Scholarship The Las Vegas Hospital Auxillary announces its participation in National Hospital Week, May 17, by.

requesting that all intor. ested seniors at the Las Vegas' High schools turn in their appli-, calichs. for the annual nursing scholarship, Lloyd Lyster, president, said today. Funds for the scholarship are eurned by various auxiliary proj-1 ects the annual May Charity Ball held traditionally on the first Saturday of May. Girls now in training under iliary sponsorship include Carmen Vigil at St.

John's School: of Nursing in Tulsa, Miss Barbara, Reed at Amarillo College, and Miss Adelita Maestas attending the University of New Mexi-: co. Applications for the scholarship! should be submitted to Mrs. Lyster, president, Mrs. Gordon Chariton, Mrs. Ben Lingnau, Mrs.

Sam Goodman, Mrs. Glenn Kearns. and Mrs. Vernon Greenlee will assist Mrs. Lyster as a screening committec: "National Hospital Week for 1958 places its emphasis on hospital careers, and the Las Hospital Auxiliary feels that it's scholarship plan is a very important answer to the acute national; shortage of nurses," Mrs.

Lyster said. Bridal Shower Friday For Miss Williamson Mrs. Georgia Williamson, bride elect of Radell Box, was honored with a bridal shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Jerry Kendrick, the former Miss Caroline Hale, with Judy Kay Rodman as co-hostess and Mrs. D.

V. Redman and Mrs. Harold Hale, assisting. A pink and white theme was carried out in party decorations and refreshments. The gift table was centered with a bridal doll.

were played during the evening. and prizes awarded Those attending were the honored guest and her mother, Mrs. Glado Williamson, Zelda Carpenter. Grace Crutchfield, Caroline Ludi, Lanell Box. Carla Kretz, Joyce English.

Crystal Allison Phillips, Mrs. Ernest, Mullin. Mrs. N. A.

Box, Mrs. Redman, Mrs. Hale and the hostesses. First Baptist WMS Has General Meet Thursday General meeting of the WMS of the First Baptist Church was' held Thursday at the Church with the program under the direction of: Mrs. John Randell, program -chairman.

Program topic, "Mexico, ain Central. America." was carried out by Ransdell assisted by Mrs. E. B. Hicks, Mrs.

Walter Slaughter, and Mrs. White, Bob president, Cooper: presided at the business meeting. Por Aqui En Las Vegas Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Hope are Mrs. Hope's sister, Mrs. J. A.

Corbett of of La and Mrs. R. L. Woodling Junta, Colo. Mrs.

Babe Stevens was hostess to the Three No Trump club at her home Friday afternoon. Prize winners were Mrs. Fred Allen, who was a guest of the club, Mrs. Ben Ware Jones and Mrs. Owen Among the Las Vegans attending the Archdiocesan convention of the Council of Catholic Women in Albuquerque at St.

Charles'. Parish Hall Tuesday and: Wedneswere Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Luther Ramsey, Mrs. Robert Johnsen, Mis. Steve Franken, Mrs.

Richard Montoya and Mrs. Thomas Maloof. They were accompanied by the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

George Reiffer who is moderator for' the Fe Archdiocesan Council of. Catholic Women. Miss Ruth Bauer, director and program, chairman for the New Mexico Association of the Ameri-. can Physical Therapy Association will be in Albuquerque to attend their meeting Sunday at the AT hospital. She has announced that Dr.

Ernest Grover, chief of physical medicine and at the Veteran's Hospital in Albuquerque, will speak on physical therapy in the field of Bauer, representatives from rehabilitation. According to Elks have been invited to attend inasmuch as their work with cerebral palsy is so closely related to this subject. The Ronald Wynn family have' moved recently and are now residing at 1046 Sixth St. Senior Girl Scouts who are attending the Planning Board meetin Taos today' are Bobbye Thatcher, Karen Johnson, Patsy Mares, Sandra Miller, Martha Ellen Evans. and Donna Keserich.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cook, former residents of Clovis; arrived Thursday from Dallas to make their home at 759 Dalbey Dr. Mrs. Cook and Mrs.

Owen Shillinglaw were classmates at Stephens College. Mr. and Mrs. William Magill and Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Cline were chaperones for the Episco-; pal Youth Fellowship party Friday night at Faith Hall. Mrs. Orval Dixon and children visited briefly in the home of her sister, Mrs. Clyde Simpson, Friday, enroute to Santa Rosa to attend the New Mexico Amateur Radio Operators "Ham" convention there. this weekend.

Mrs: Benny' Gurule and children, Diana and Benny left today for Trinidad, where they will visit Mrs: Gurule's inlaws, Mr. and Mrs: Esiquiel Sandia Base Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Stevens and daughter, Gloria visited in Albuquerque today.

Mrs. Ray Farmer was in Santa Fe Friday on Girl Scout business; and then attended the Executive Board meeting of the Sangre de Cristo Girl Scout Council in Taos today. Mr. and Mrs. G.

B. Thomson traveled to Albuquerque today on business. They returned day from Clovis where they ed relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Shoemaker of Blue Haven Ranch visited friends in Ft. Sumner this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Shillinglaw are attending the Executive Board meeting of the Sangre de Cristo Girl Scout Council in Taos today. Harold Thatcher, ist, with Roy Ellington; chairman of the Gallinas-Tecolote Soil servation and Everett Plotner, secretary of. the District, were in Colorado Springs on business Thursday and Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Agles and children "Donnie and Melinda left Wednesday to visit his parents in Bunker Hill, after flying into Albuquerque April 20, from Midway Island to visit here with Mrs. 'Agles' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Gilliland. They plan to stoping here again en route to California where they will be stationed at Fort Hueneme. The Lawrence Rudolphs have moved back to their home at 2321 Seventh from their. ranch at Rociada.

Col. P. H. Kron, Mrs. Edward Winston and son Teddy visited at You are invited to attend the 6th Annual MAY CHARITY BALL (SEMI-FORMAL) TONIGHT Castaneda Ballroom Music by RAY GILES and His STARLITERS Admssion: $2.50 Couple Benefit Las Vegas Hospital HAVE AN EVENING OF FUN HELP A A WORTHY CAUSE! This message presented by LAS VEGAS GAS CO.

DECORATING COMMITTEE for the recent successful Junior-Senior Prom at Immaculate Conception School included those shown here to front row: Bobbie Montoya, Irene Conrad, Mary Alice Lopez, Angela Romero; Edward Florence, Sister: Charlesana; Juior Homeroom teacher' and. sponsor; Esther Frank; Robert Mela. Rivera; Vivian. Archuleta and Carlos Coca. Back row, August Zummach, Kathleen Ortiz, Viola Roybal and Pat Larson.

(Rex Studio Photo) Arthur Gomez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Gomez, is expected to arrive today after six, duty Prior in to the Pacific with the joining the Navy a year ago in February, he attended Robertson High School. He has been serving aboard the Rochester. Vegas Hospital Auxiliary Patients Noble Irish with Mrs.

Gordon Buxton, vice president, who Melody. Calendar I meeting of the year: Monday at 17:30 p.m;, at the North Building. Douglas PTA will meet Monday at 7:30 at the school with installation of officers scheduled and a program to be presented by Mrs. second grade under the -direction of Mrs. Richard O'Connell.

Tom Clark will also! explain now zoning. Chapter AC, PEO, will meet mcet with Mrs. W.m. A. Gerde-; man, 1051 Sixth, Monday night.

Las Vegas Inter Club Council will meet Monday.at 7:30 at the Art with the Education 20-30 Club Building in at H. U. charge of the program. -Our Lady of Sorrows School Spring Carnival. will be held on the School Grounds all day Tucs-1 day, with supper From 5:30 to' 7:30 p.m., and a social at 7:30.

Montezuma North Public Schools PTA will the last Alpha Delta chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will have a formal. tea Sunday afternoon in the home of Lillian Miller at four o'clock, During the meetofficers are to be installed, a jewel pin ceremony. held and founder's day ceremony presented. Catholic Daughters of America Day Recollection will be held Sunday starting with 8 a.m. Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Church.

Las Vegas Historical Society will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m., at the Post Office Building with Homer Hastings to be principal Service Guild was held Fri-' Melody as co-hostess. Shown here presided in the absence of president, (Cole Photo) Girl Scout News Troop 60 met the Paul D. Henry School Thursday with their leaders, Mrs. Champ Tyrone. We then went to the Girl Scout cabin to have.a party for Troop 101.

We introduced ourselves and then Mrs. Tyrone divided us into, four groups and each group received a. list for a scavenger hunt. We played games and enjoyed reWe danced and had a bubble gum freshments served by our chewing Karen Donnell, Troop 101, won the prize for the biggest bubble. Jo Ann, Lucero sang.

"He's Got the Whole World in His. Monty 'Henderson did a ballet number accompanied by Mrs. Tyrone at the piano. Mrs. Howerton, leader of Troop 101, Mrs.

Tyrone, Mrs, Jonathon Nunn, Mrs. William Devine and Mrs. Richard. Maloof furnished transportation. The party' closed with "Taps." Barbara Maloof, scribe Hospital Notes Patients 'admitted to St.

Anthony's hospital the past 24 hours included Cecilio Baribar, Montezuma Seminary; Garabilita Lucero, 811 Railroad; Carlotta Vigil, Wagon Mound and Martha Marquez, La Loma. Patients admitted to the Las Vegas hospital included Jo man, 616 Columbia; Juan C. Lopez, 1617 Parkway and M. E. Car Production Outlook Is Dark As Sales Slowed United Press Automotive Editor DETROIT (UP) General Motors and the United 'Auto Workers went into their first weekend meeting today with 'an authority predicting the market for new cars would stay depressed until fall.

The predictions came from Ward's Automotive Reports, a trade statistical agency, which indicated production cutbacks in force were "a prelude to some of the earliest shutdowns for model changeover seen since the pre-1940 period." Ward's said car production during the week just ended jumped 35.8 per cent but production for April was the lowest for that month since 1948. production outlook was anything but. cheering for. AUW negotiators who must attempt to win new wage. demands when high inventories and low sales give manufacturers little reason to worry about strikes.

But if the outlook was botherthem, the union negotiotors gave little indication of the fact. A debate over the cost of pension demands made by the UAW closed a lusty week of public controvery, a. controvery was ended today by renewed agreement on a news blackout on negotiations. Under the blackout, either party must give 24 hours' notice before it can discuss what is going on inside the bargaining room. The original blackout was lifted last Monday when the UAW disclosed it had offered to extend the' present contracts--which expire at the end of this month for three months.

General Motors rejected this offer and countered by calling on the union to accept a two-year. renewal of the present contract. Ford and Chrysler joined in the two-year proposal but the union turned all three of the offers down. Ford, which also agreed to. resume the new blackout, and Chrysler continued negotiations this week and have adjourned for the weekend.

By JIM KLOCKENKEMPER Obituary Baby Harrington Baby Harrington, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Harrington, 413 Baca died at a local hospital yesterday. Mr.

Har-! rington is a at Highland's University. Funeral services were, conducted from the chapel of the i Johnsen Memorial. Mortuary this morning. with Rev. J.

R. Bunts. pastor of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial took place in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mr.

and Mrs. John Glaze, grandparents, of St. Louis, were present at the services. Catarino Varela: Funeral services for Catarino Varela, well known resident of Las Vegas who died Wednesday were held this morning from Our Lady of Sorows Church where Rev. Joseph LaRue celebrated Requiem mass.

Many beautiful floral offerings were a token of the esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment was held at the San Jose Cemetery with the following friends serving as casket bearers: Ricardo Romero, Delfinio Macs. Ignacio Lucero. Lauro Flores. Antonio Delgado and Gilbert Macs.

Honorary pall, bearers: Nap Uuibarri. Carlos Maes, Tony Maes, Louis Delfinio Maes Ernesto Hays and Arthur Romero. Gregorio delivered a graveside eulogy. zales Funcral Home in charge of arrangements. of Crawford Allingham 771 Dalbey enlisted at the Army.

Recruiting Station in Albuquerque. Young Allingham, a graduate of Las Vegas High School and former student at New Mexico in Cruces will take his basic training at Fort Carson, Colo. Upon completing his basic training he will attend a 'school on x-ray procedure. Allingham took advantage of the army's program. of allowing high school graduates select specific army prior to: enlisting.

(US Army Photo by Triplett) Bernerd E. Allingham, son Men In Service Noberto Griego, son of Mrs. Elroisa: S. Griego of San Jose, and Margarito Duran, son of Mr. 'and Mrs.

Sigifredo Duran of 'San Jose, graduated from. recruit training April 25 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. SAN Calif. (FHTNC) Legal Notices: Deceased. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL IN THE DISTRICT COURT No.

348 In the Matter of the Estate of FRANCES MARY SPRAGUE, Executor Pub. May 3, 10, 17, 24, 1958 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed Executor of the above named Estate and has qualified as such. All persons. having claims against above estate must present the same in with law within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or else the same will be barred. Charles H.

Sprague STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL IN THE DISTRICT SITTING AS A PROBATE COURT No. 240 In the Matter of the Estate of Joha A. Byrne, deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO: Ethel M. Byrce, Clinton J.

Byrne. and all unknown heirs of John A. Byrne, deceased, and all unknown persons claiming any lien upon or any right, title or interest in or to the estate of John A. Byrne, deceased: Notice is hereby given that the Final Account and Report of Ethel M. Byrne, Administratrix of the Estate of John A.

Byrne, deceased, has been filed in the above named Court, and that the 17th day of June, 1958, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the Court Room of said Court, in the Court House of San Miguel County. New! Mexico, has been set by the Court as the time and place for hearing of any objections to said Final Account Report, and for the settlement thereof; that at said time and place said Court will proceed to hear any objections to said Final Account and. Report, and will settle the same and will further proceed to determine the heirship of said John A. Byrne, deceased, the ownership of his estate, and the interest of each: respective claimant thereto or therein, and the persons entitled to the distribution thereof. The names and post office adI dress of Attorneys, for Adminis-1 tratrix are Noble and Noble, Agua 'Pura Building; Las' Vegas, -New Mexico.

WITNESS my hand and the 'seal of said Court this 1st day' of 1958. Luis F. Armijo, Clerk By Dolores Gallegos, Deputy (SEAL) Pub. May 3, 10, 17, 24, 1953 STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF. SAN MIGUEL IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT No.

330 In the Matter of the' Last Will and Testament of L. Parrott, deceased NOTICE THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO 'TO: Clara A. Parrott, individually, and Clara A. Parrott, Ancillary Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of D. L.

Parrott, deceased; Bertha A. Gardner, Ralph H. Parrott, Lillian Wyatt, and Hardy Z. Parrott, and 'all unknown persons claiming any interest, right, or title in and to or any. lien upon the estate of D.

L. Parrott, deceased, and all unknown heirs of D. L. Parrott, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that Final Report and Accounting Clara A.

Parrott, Ancillary Exceutrix 'of the Estate of D. L. Parrott, deceased, has been filed the above entitled cause and court and that the 14th day. of June, 1958, at 10:00 o'clock A. M.

of 'said day: at the court house in the Town of Las Vegas, San Miguel County, New Mexico, has been fixed the court as the time and place for hearing objections and exceptions to said Final Report and Accounting and the i settlement thereof; that on said day the said court, will proceed to determine the heirship of D. L. Parrott, deceased; the ownership of his estate and the interest of each respective claimant therein, and thereto and the entitled to the distribution thereof. The attorney for the Ancillary Executrix is E. Blattman, whose office and post office.

is Las Vegas, New Mexico. WITNESS my hand and official seal of -this court this 18th day of April, 1958. Luis F. Armijo Clerk of the District Court (SEAL) Pub. April 19, 26; May 3, 10, 1958 ELECT LEE DOWNEY CARLSBAD DEMOCRAT STATE LAND COMMISSIONER 1.

Son-in-Law of Chas. L. Rose, Former State Supt. of Schools. 2.

Long Time Resident Acquainted with New Mexico Problems. 3. Experience and Business Ability. :4. Will Protect the Rancher, School, Taxpayers' Interest.

5. Will Not Use Favoritism. 6. My Promises Will Be Fulfilled. 7.

Will Not Try to Dictate in Other Political Races. (Pd. Political Adv.).