Miss Charlotte Nicholas Weds H R Bishop in La Luz New Mexico
Miss Charlotte Nicholas married H R Bishop yesterday afternoon at the Osborne Wood home in La Luz New Mexico. The ceremony was on a rose bloom patio with no attendants and a buffet reception served to guests including Edward Nicholas of Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nicholas
Charlotte Nicholas
H. R. Bishop
San Patricio
New Mexico
Osborne Wood
la Luz
Roswell
Patriotic Program Sent Off By Washington Avenue P.T.A
The Washington Avenue P. T. A. held a yesterday afternoon meeting at the school with Mrs. J. F. White Jr. presiding. Miss Jennie Kenney directed the children in a patriotic program featuring a Red Cross segment and a pledge led by Jackie Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
J. F. White, Jr
Lee Corn
Raton
Jennie Kenney
Lincoln Aston
Alice Webb
Mary Lynn Williams
Elizabeth Yvatt
Rolla Hinkle, Jr
Miss Smithson
America
Miss Key
Jackie Shelton
Dick Callens Weds Miss Louise Yater in Big Spring
Miss Louise Yater of Big Spring and Dick Callens of Roswell were married Sunday afternoon April 26 at 3 o clock in the Church of Christ Big Spring. Rev Byron Fullerton officiated in the presence of family and friends. The bride wore a navy suit with white trim and carried white carnations. Yater, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Yater, graduated in 1940 and worked at Walgreen drug store. Callens, son of Mrs W L Callens, graduated in 1931 and is manager of the Roswell Municipal Airport. The couple will reside at 911 West Alameda Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Yater
Big Spring
Texas
Dick Callens
Roswell
Church of Christ Parsonage
Byron Fullerton
Church of Christ
Miss Yater
W. M. Yater
Walgreen Drug Store
Callens
W. L. Callens
West Alamede Street
West Alameda Street
Rent controls expand in 259 areas war measure
The Office of Price Administration outlines how federal regulation can curb rents in noncompliant areas, with ceilings set as of March 1 1942 or adjusted by price administrators. Recommendations freeze rents in most areas, cut rates where defense activity spurred hikes, and urge landlords to cooperate to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Rocky Mountain
Henderson
Wome
Adjutant Humphries Speaks At Supper
Adjutant Humphries of the American Legion spoke at a joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting at Ingalls Memorial Home. About one hundred members attended as a spring bouquet decor created a V for Victory display. Auxiliary members will pack candy and cookie boxes for husbands and sons in service Friday. Dr. C. R. Covington was named local Legion Commander and Mrs. Joplin was guest Auxiliary president. Guy Wicker retired as Legion Commander thanked members and introduced the speaker. Dancing followed with the Richardson orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Joplin
Clovis
Auxiliary
Guy Wicker
Richardson
Government to halt defense rent increases nationwide
President Roosevelt outlined a broad rent control plan to curb spiraling costs caused by defense expansion. He noted deep cuts in discrimination against tenants and warned of further measures if local rents remain excessive. The action covers over two thirds of the nation with 323 areas named for initial regulation.
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Mediterranean
Vichy Regimme
United Nations
Zvuoda
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Vichy France
Irench
Europe
Dakar
Casablanca
South Atlantic
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Middle East
India
Pacific
U. S
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Oran
Vichy
Cos
Girl Scout Luncheon Honors Miss Mae Crysler and Council Meeting
The United Rural Club met all day at K P Hall with Mrs. John M. Rose as hostess. Elected officers included Mrs. E L Lusk president and Mrs. W A McCloud secretary treasurer. A luncheon at The Poplars honored Miss Mae Crysler, regional Girl Scout representative, with floral centerpieces and a guest list of council members and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rural Club
K P. Hall
John M. Rose
W. A. McCloud
Ben Pendergrass
A. C. Jones
F. R. Stone
Ewing Lusk
Pauline Sparkman
E. L. Lusk
G. T. Hamilton
Mmes. L. M. Rosier
W. T. Clardy
H. F. Devis
E.G. Brown
Frank Talmage
David Davis
Lewis Brown
M. O. McCracken
Curtis Allman Sr
Curtis Allman,Jr
J. R Thomas
Emory Hurtt
Ben Pengergrass
Ms. Watt
L. S. Croissant
John Rose
Girl Scout Council
Poplars
Mae Crysler
Girl Scouts
Crysler
Jerry Clayton
E. E. Patterson
Donald Gillespie
Guy Hooper
James Riseley
Lillian Russell
Vera Smith
Harry White
Clarence Hinkle
Arden Boellner
Hugh Huff, Jr
Mary McCullough
Frank Young
Ted Jones
D. J. Shrecengost
Housing strains rise as war workers shift commuting patterns
The OPA reports that curtailment of new housing and the end of large family cohabitation during the low mood add to pressure. War plants rely on workers from a broad commuting area as tire and auto shortages shorten travel distances. Men who previously lived on farms and commuted 30 to 50 miles may need to move to town, intensifying housing demand.
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OPA
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Miss Crysler To Hold School For Leaders
Miss Mae Crysler, Girl Scout regional representative, will hold a training school for leaders tomorrow at 1 30 p m in the Little House. Leaders include Mrs F C Rolland and Mrs Hilda I Maddison of Alamogordo, Mrs Hildegarde Klerke of Artesia, Mrs John Supina of Carlsbad, Mrs A L Conner and Mrs C D Martin of Hobbs, Mrs De Derring and Mrs M L Moore of Jal.
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Mae Crysler
Girl Scout
Little House
F. C. Rolland
Hilda I. Maddison
Alamogordo
Hildegarde Klerke
Artesia
John Supina
Carlsbad
A L. Conner
C. D. Martin
Hobbs
de Derring
M. L. Moore
Jal
Senator Taft and Byrd Discuss Wage Policy Details
Senator Taft proposes wage uplifting aims but contradicts on methods. Senator Byrd expresses disappointment at lack of specific steps and details in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Byrd
D-Va
Chapter K P E O Met Last Night
Chapter K of P E O met last night at Miss Gladys Webb's home 600 North Kentucky after a brief business session the members heard President Roosevelt's radio address Refreshments were served by the hostess to listed members and guests Items of interest note an open house at the Junior High Nursery School Friday May 1 from 8 am to 3 30 pm Jerald Watkins of Watkins Furniture Store left on a business trip to Texas to purchase used furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Webb
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Edith Geyer
Lorena Peck
Lenore Shafer
Martha Cowan
Burr Powell
Irene Swann
Dorothy Holesapple
George N. Carothers
Carl M. Bird
A. Gill
Ebb
Jerald Watkins
Watkins Furniture Store
Texas
Mr. Watkins
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Columbus
Ave de Paso
Berrendo
Westover
Middleberry
Conn
Bishop
Hier
Conrad Veidt
Dean Jagger
Johan Shepperd
Otto Kruger
Eugenie Leontovich
MERCY
and Robt. Benchley
NTE
Ae ‘Pected Guest
sWeetla
RKO Radio
Dennis O’keefe
Jane Wyatt
Reed
Edward Everett
Horto ZaSu Pitts
Franklin Pangborn
Hawaii
Chaves Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hazel Liiard
West 4Th Street
Humphries
Orient
Burma
Chiang Kai-Shek
Russia
Roosevelt Saia
Berlin
Tokyo
Labor
Miss Crysler
Reds
Navy
Blacks
Roswell, New Mex
S.S.S
School For Leaders
Robert Porter & Sons, Inc
Albuquerque & Las Cruces
N. M
Sissy Brook
Paris
With Fritts
Shoe Department
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