Miss Marion Hearn Weds Lyman Strickland In Roswell Church
Miss Marion W. Hearn daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Hearn of Roswell became the bride of Lyman Strickland at eight thirty Sunday morning in a pink rose decorated improvised altar at the Methodist Episcopal Church South The ceremony was conducted by Dr H C Henderson and Dr Benjamin Litelgeorge in the presence of about fifty relatives and friends The couple will honeymoon in Santa Fe and Taos The bride wore ivory satin with white accessories and carried white bride roses The groom was supported by his brother Lamar Strickland and matron of honor Mrs Lamar Strickland The couple plan to reside in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion W. Hearn
James D. Hearn
West Alameda
Lyman Strickland
H. C. Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Benjamin Litelgeorge
M. E
Lamar Strickland
Charming
Fay Louise Strickland
Santa Fe
Taos
Marian Hearn
Roswell
New Mexico State Normal University
Las Vegas
Frank L. Strickland
Indian Lawn Supper At First M E Church Tonight
The Institute Club invites the public to an Indian lawn supper at the First M E Church lawn corner of Fifth and Kentucky from 5 30 to 8 30 p m. Enjoy excellent food at reasonable prices and a program of instrumental and vocal solos and readings by Roswell's musicians in a cool picturesque setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Institute Club
Roswell
M. E
Church Lawn
Fifth and
Kentucky
Neighborhood Club entertains with back garden supper
Mrs. W W Johnson hosts Fairview Neighborhood Club with many guests including Mrs. Charles Ohio of Paris Texas and Mrs. John Savage. Dinners and visits span local families, with Rev C L Elder of Greenville, Jackie Coogan welcome plans in Albuquerque, and various returns from trips and visits across Texas Oklahoma and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Johnson
Fairview
Mmes. Wilson
Chambers
Otto Johnson
L. J. Johnson
Berry
Perry
Stewart
Erb
Newell
Clawson
Shaw
Hitchcock
Olson
Herron
White
V. R. Wilkins
Sammons
Skinner
Johnson
Aniel White
Charles Ohio
Paris
Texas
John Savage
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Hood
Sally May Johnson
Grover Cottingham
W. W. Ogie
Cottingham
North
Richardson
C. L Elder
Greenville
W. A. Johnson
James F. Hinkle
Lillian
Albuquerque
Hinkle
Jackie Coogan
Child Self-Control Surprises With Quiet Strength
Gladys Huntington Revaps notes children often show greater self-control than adults credit. By explaining the reasons for needed limits and guiding them through consequences, kids learn discipline. Examples include a girl with a painful diet needing long-term restraint and a 10 year old girl fasting for Lent. Biz Lake Texas reports Mrs. Guy Nickson and family returning from Ruidoso cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Huntington
Biz Lake
Texas
Guy Nickson
Virginia
Joe Bob
Pickle
Nickson
Primaries Swirl in West Virginia and Kansas Races
Nine Democrats seek the West Virginia Senate nomination led by Clement J. Shaver W E Chilton and Ruch D. Holt with Clement Shaver and Chilton atop the field. Republican Roscoe Patterson seeks renomination. Kansas sees a six cornered Democratic governor race but Gov Alf Landon faces Dr John R Brinkley. Kentucky begins ballot counting today per state law.
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Bennett Champ Clark
Jacob L
Tuck”. Milligan
St. Louis
John J. Cochran
James Longstreet Cleveland
Roscoe C. Patterson
West Virginia
W. E. Chilton
Ruch D. Holt
Harry D. Hatfield
Roosevelt
Hatfield
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Landon
John R. Brinkley
Kentucky
Children Learn to Use Power Within Themselves
A Tribune remark notes that age should be considered but children possess strong inner power if given chance to practice or shown how to cultivate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Artesia Social Notes and Visitors Include Trips to Ruidoso and Chicago
The Clady, Douglas, Vandergriff, and Morgan couples left for the Auxiliary Convention in Ruidoso and will return Sunday evening. Miss Margaret Williams from Hope, after summer school in Albuquerque, returned to join sister Mary Jane then headed by train to Chicago for The Century of Progress with a week to ten days stay. The weekly band concert directed by E L Harp drew a Friday night crowd in the city park. Mr and Mrs B R Hammond, former Artesia residents visiting California, passed through en route to Pecos Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clady
Walter Douglas
Vandergriff
Charlies Morgan
Ruidoso
Margaret Williams
Hope
Albuquerque
Mary Jane
Chicago
Century of Progress
E. L. Harp
B. R. Hammond
Artesia
California
Pecos
Texas
Boy Drowned In Santa Rosa Lake
Tucumcari New Mexico reports Jose Martinez age 16 son of Fidencio Martinez drowned in the city lake at Santa Rosa after his boat overturned and he could not swim ashore. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumcari
N. M
Jose Martinez
Fidencio Martinez
Santa Rosa
Young Martinez
President II Continued on Page One Outlook
Fragmentary text cites themes on power site development navigation flood prevention soil erosion forest fire prevention farming diversification and distribution as part of a broader policy discussion. The excerpt references continuation from page One and mentions multiple public works aims without specific actions or names.
Indians Adopt Roosevelt Party at Two Medicine Lake
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt were adopted by Blackfeet Indians at the Two Medicine Lake retreat. Senator Wheeler and Secretary Ickes joined the ceremony. The tribe bestowed the names Lone Chief and Medicine Pipe Woman, with Ickes termed Big Bear, reflecting a pledge to unite east and west in national heritage and public park conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Medicine Lake
Camel Advantage Cited By Ellsworth Vines In Tennis
Ellsworth Vines Jr describes championship tennis as fast moving and exhausting. He says a Camel refreshes energy after long matches and delivers a rich mellow aroma that enhances his focus and endurance during play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Pasadena
U. S
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Creed
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Cloudcroft
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Wesley Foster
Gross- Miller Company
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Armstrong and Armstrong Highway Contractors
Breezy Point Lodge
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Princess
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Memphis
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New Mexico Transportation Co
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
New York
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