Wilbur Coe Completes Ranch House On Original Site
Mary Luckett reports Wilbur Coe completes a ranch house on Highway 70 near Glencoe New Mexico recreating a historic hacienda on the likely 1850s site. The Coe ranch, long a social center, features a living room from the original one room house, adobe barn, Zia tile accents, Mexican grill work, and a terrace overlooking Rio Ruidoso with a formal garden and distant mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Luckett
el Paso Times
Wilbur
Roswell
New Mexico
Murphy and Dolan
Lincoln
Frank Coe
Wilbur Coe
Coe Ranch
Coe
Valey
White House
Santa Fe
Texco
Mexico
Monterrey
Puebla
Rio Ruidoso
Mrs. Coe
Roswell Social Roundup Honors Miss Whatley Bride to Be
Roswell notes describe a formal rehearsal turned musicale at Manuel Oracion home honoring Miss Billie Whatley a bride to be and former violin pupil. Guests include Lee Henrichs and Marquis Oracion with gifts presented on a wheelbarrow amid bridal music. Other items mention visits, NYA dances, suppers, club meetings, picnics, and family news from Roswell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Manuel Oracion
Billie Whatley
Oracion
Lee Henrichs
Lovely Bingo Party and Lingerie Shower for Miss Fulton
Miss Charlotte Ann Fulton, August bride to be, was honored at a stylish party and lingerie shower hosted at the Powers Oberkampf home. Guests included Miss Jane Russell Oberkampf and Miss Joyce Wyly, with Shasta daisies and pink roses as decor and a wedding ring themed salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ann Fulton
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Joyce Wyly
Powers- Oberkampf
South
Pennsylvania Avenue
M. C. Oberkampf
R. H. Wyly
Miss Oberkampf
Jessie Russell
Miss Fulton
Sara Whatley
Marion Sanders
Edith Coppedge
Effie Jane Crosby
Ruth Jean Smith
Margaret Hinson
Ann Askren
Billie Whatley
Marcella Lee
Betty Railsback
Bonnie Harbert
Lorraine Echler
Charlotte B. Fulton
Dorothy Byrne
Barbara Duncombe
Winnetka
Illinois
Mmes
Fred G. Rowell
Robert McKee
Max Littell
Homer Harper
Clyde Fulton
Misses Wyly
Oberkampf
Women's church groups hold varied luncheons statewide
A string of church women groups gathered for luncheons and meetings across several churches. First Methodist reports Circle III hosting with 35 attendees. new members welcomed. Trinity Methodist, First Christian, First Presbyterian, and Baptist groups held business sessions, devotions, and sonorous programs with plans for winter projects and fall class work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
Circle III
Frank Marks
Webb
Hunter
James F. Hinkle
Mmes Walter Gill
George Dixon
Hilton H. Ray
L. H. Bradstreet
R. H. McCune
Lord
Father of Mankind
W. W. Akin
Trinity Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
W. H. Dearholt
Mmes
Claude Simpson
L. S. Croissant
May Ellett
Lula Dearholt
Roland T. Schae
R. W. Mitchell
C. E. Boothe
E. H. Hicks
Anderson H. Norton
First Presbyterian
Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society
Edward C. Gessert
Roland T. Schaefer
China
Schaefer
Gessert
W. E. Fensom
Country Club Day Out With Chaperone Hosts
Today Twenty Four Years Ago recounts a Roswell Chronicle list of attendees at a country club outing chaperoned by Mrs. Dave Howell and Mrs. A D Garrett. Guests included Mary L White Mary Taylor of Cleveland Leila Christian Jim ePnny Mildred Cook of Carlsbad Irene McSpadden of Tulsa and several others from local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Howell
A. D. Garrett
Mary L. White
Mary Taylor
Cleveland
Leila Christian
Jim ePnny
Mildred Cook
Carlsbad
Irene McSpadden
Tulsa
Rose Adams
Grace
Fay Garrett
Dora Howell
Gertude
Louise Joyner
Helen Cowan
Aileen Church
Mildred Vickers
Winnie Bean
Allie Atkinson
Rose Hunt
Letha Maddox
Melba Tipton
Local visitors and students announce regional ties
Drumright Oklahoma residents visit Mrs Jennie Burrus and Dorothy Burrus. City superintendent W O Hall and Mrs Hall return from a month in Chicago. Wilber Coe departs to Palo Alto California to re enter Leland Stanford University for a pre legal course. Frank Bunting, visiting on the Frank Coe ranch, accompanies Wilbur Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumright
Oklahoma
Jennie Burrus
Dorothy Burrus
W. O. Hall
Mrs. Hall
Chicago
Wilber Coe
Palo Alto
California
Leland Stanford University
Frank Bunting
Frank Coe
Wilbur Coe
Mr and Mrs Roy Daniel Entertain With Buffet Supper
Mr and Mrs Roy Daniel hosted a buffet supper with bridge to compliment Mr and Mrs M C Turner of Dallas. Guests included Ben H Bassett E A Cahoon O H Smith Allison Peirce Harry Jaffa Sidney Prager Dr and Mrs W W Phillips Mrs Grace T Bear Miss Susie Mae Winston Mr Ike Reese of Memphis Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Daniel
Bridge
M. C. Turner
Dallas
Messrs
Mmes
Ben H. Bassett
E. A. Cahoon
O. H. Smith
Allison Peirce
Harry Jaffa
Sidney Prager
W. W. Phillips
Grace T. Bear
Susie Mae Winston
Ike Reese
Memphis
Tenn
Simpson Family Visit Spans Indiana and Berkeley
Mr and Mrs B O Simpson of Rushville Indiana visit relatives in Berkeley California with Mr and Mrs W T Simpson of the Bendros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. B. O. Simpson
Rushville, Indiana
Mr. Simpson
Mrs. W. T. Simpson
The
RHS Class of 1912 Plans August Reunion Banquet
The RHS Class of 1912 met at Jesse Atkinson's home to arrange the annual reunion and banquet planned for late August, outlining dates, attendees, and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RHS
Jesse Atkinson
Local visits mark a day in Dexter and Greenfield
Donald Dye Glen McCoy Orville Wilburn and Nell Urton motored to the Urton farm near Dexter for a spend the day. Ethel and Cyril D Hanes visited with Gladys and Edward Palmer in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dye
Glen McCoy
Orville Wilburn
Nell Urton
Urton Farm
Dexter
Ethel and
Cyril D. Hanes
Gladys
Edward Palmer
Greenfield
Denton women visit White Mountain Inn for short stay
Mrs. L. K. McGaffey Miss Leonora Hann Denton Texas Miss Patty Skillman Clara and John Allen Phinizy spend a few days at White Mountain Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Keyes and Mr. and Mrs. Clark A. Baker depart by Keyes car for a brief stay at the White Mountain Summer Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Keyes
Clark A. Baker
Keyes
White Mountain
A D Crile Promotes Valley Exhibits for Fair
A D Crile, manager of the Fair Association, traveled down the valley to promote and arrange the exhibits for the upcoming fair. He met local officials and discussed display plans and logistics with community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Crile
Fair Association
Mrs Ed Williams and Maude Williams Return From California Trip
Mrs Ed Williams and Mrs Maude Williams return from a month long visit to points in California. The sisters toured several cities and planned to resume daily routines upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Williams
Maude Williams
Points
California
Family Reaches Aid After Windmill Injury
Albert H. Pruit arrived from the Pruit Corona ranch with a badly fractured jaw after repairing a windmill. Burney Pruit brought his brother for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Burrus and their little son Haynes Jr. were among those mentioned in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Pruit
Pruit Corona Ranch
Burney Pruit
Haynes Burrus
Haynes Jr
Five Alumni Head to New Mexico University in Albuquerque
Sears Morgan Carl Aydelotte and Catherine Johnson join Martha Henderson and Harold Miller on the trip to Albuquerque to enroll at New Mexico University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Morgan
Carl Aydelotte
Catherine Johnson
Martha Henderson
Harold Miller
Albuquerque
New Mexico University
Spencer of Joyce Pruit Co. travels down the valley on business
E. M. Spencer of Joyce Pruit Company makes a business trip down the valley, traveling to engage in commercial work and meetings related to company operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Spencer
Joyce-Pruit Company
Starrs Return From Three Week Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Starr return from a three week trip visiting Al amogorado and related sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Starr
Alamogorado
Hollywood From The Inside By An Extra Girl
Edward G. Robinson heads to London for personal appearances in support of Warner's Confessions Of A Nazi Spy while Joseph Schildkraut finishes a Fox film and heads on vacation. Johnny Mack Brown becomes University studio tennis champion. Dick Foran names his newborn son Pat. Harry Sherman seeks ice as Newhall hits 100 degrees during Hopalong Cassidy shooting. John Barrymore joins Rudy Vallee on Chicago broadcast August 3 for a one act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Robinson
London
Paris
Warner
Joseph Schildkraut
Fox
del Monte
Johnny Mack Brown
University Studio
Dick Foran
Pat
Mike
Newhall
Hopalong Cassidy
Harry Sherman
John Barrymore
Rudy Vallee
Chicago
Cotton Crop May Fall Short Of Normal, Census Shows
The August 1 crop report indicates 13.8 million bales with 74 percent of normal condition. Projected yield 223.7 pounds per acre versus 235.8 last year and 190.8 ten-year average. Ginnings total 137,076 running bales before Aug. 1, down from 157,865 a year ago, with Texas 2.577 million bales at 67 percent, New Mexico 100,000 at 93 percent, and Arizona 174,000 at 92 percent.
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Census Bureau
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico approves cooperative and laundry company filings
The New Mexico State Corporation Commission approved the formation of the Producers Cooperative Association of La Union with directors named from La Union and Anthony. Elite Laundry Inc of Gallup was incorporated with $50 000 authorized capital, $2 000 issued, and W F Diggs named statutory agent. About 2,300 WPA workers statewide face a 30 day lay off under the 18 month continuous service rule. 1,815 were listed in counties, with 500 more expected in San Miguel, Mora, Colfax, Union and Harding counties. some may be recertified after 30 days.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Corporation Commission
Producers Cooperative Association of
la Union
Elite Laundry, Inc
Gallup
Dona Ana County
W. F. Diggs
F. A. Blank
C. C. Hennis
Diggs
WPA
New Mexico
J. Connelly
San Miguel
Mora
Colfax
Union
Harding
Connelly
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Broad Trading
Stocks closed modestly mixed as trading showed uneven tone across industries. Major industrials and transportation issues traded in narrow ranges while a handful of key names such as Radio Corp of America and United Aircraft influenced the tape amid broad market drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aiaeke Juneau
Amegneny Corp
Allegheny
al Chem & Dye
Bemdix Aviat
Boeing Airplane
Bulova Watch
Canad. Pacific
Colgate Palm P
Coml Nes
Coml Investor
Coml Solvents
Com’lwith & South
iCongoleum Nairn
Aig PO Ee Eink K
Raee
Rae
Csucie
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Leet
iKastman Kodak
Giette Gai H
Ssaeee DS Ek
Coenen
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
West Gum
Peoumans ME
Somes Mason
Inspirat
Encerimke
Sss
Wick- Can
Johng Manville
Lint
Mc & i
Montgom Ward
I Chew Keen
Neat Saag Mew
Nas Distillers
Rene Deer Ae Se So Vk Ease
Am Aviation
Northern Pacific
Cowems
Ili Gileass
Pac. Gas & Elec
Park Utah Cons
SP Nc Cn Ck
Hwa Ee
Prems Dodge
PVG Ee
Ue Ae
Radio Corp of Am
Keith Orph
NeMming Hang
SUG Los
Reynolds Tob
Safeway
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Sapte Co Jw
Pee Gee Se
Socony Vacuum
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Eee
Texas Gulf Sylph
Trans & West Air
Union Carbide
Ses MC Ce
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
Asmee Cowes
United Gas Imp
Seas Sk
Us&s Indis Alco
U & Pipe & Pury
Smetha MM
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros Pict
West Union Tet
Westingh Air Br
Woolworth (Fw
Worthington P &M
Yellow Tr & Coach
Ounist Ghd TF i
Federal official urges strict Hatch Act compliance
United States district attorney Everett Grantham in Santa Fe says federal employees should observe Hatch Act restrictions on political activity as rigidly as he does. He notes the FBI will handle any violations and will refer cases to him for prosecution. He adds there have been no known violations in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
United States
Everett Grantham
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wool market steady as demand eases in Boston
Inquiries for wool slowed but steady business closed at firm prices. Good French combing length wools sold at 67 to 69 cents per pound scoured. Twelve month Texas wools moved at 67 to 71 cents scoured. Fleece wools mostly slow and quoted unchanged from last week.
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Boston
USDA
Texas
Chicago Market Report on Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
In Chicago on Aug 8 butter prices at 1,234,636 steady with no change. Eggs 10,212 steady. Poultry live 1 car 36 trucks about steady. Leghorn hens 10 1/2. Leghorn broilers under 2 lbs 13. Other prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Mixed Gains Fade Into Declines On Tepid Rally
A cautious early stock market rally faded as prices drifted lower by close. Turnover was 445,300 shares, among the slowest in a month, with U S Steel and General Motors among resilient names while many others dropped. Bonds outpaced stocks and cotton futures fell, with near term outlook muted by possible future crises and a generally lackluster trading day across commodities and curb markets.
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Wall Street
New York
Andeaters
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
U. S. Rubber
Boeing
Western Union
North American
Great Northern
Standard Oil
N. J
American Can
Youngstown Sheet
Goodyear
Phelps Dodge
American Telephone
Santa Fe
General Electric
Johns Mansville
J. C. Penney
Sperry
Continental Oil
U. S. Gypsum
Chicago
New York wool and bonds mixed. cotton quiet in New Orleans
Wool futures eased slightly as Boston demand remained routine and Roubaix and Antwerp shifted modestly. U S bonds closed with varied Treasury and mortgage notes. New Orleans spot cotton traded quiet, 13 points lower with 358 sales, middling price 9.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Wall Street
Roubaix
Antwerp
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
New Orleans
Galveston cotton prices hold steady as market moves
In Galveston on August 8 the spot cotton market remained steady with middling grade at 8.93 cents per pound, down 14 points, and sales reported at 92 bales. The brief text notes a quiet trading tone and price stabilization for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
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Wilbur Coes
Ruidoso Valley of Home
Rowell
Fred C. Rowell
Ruidoso
Frankie Miley
Phillip Robinson
Miss Miley
Mr. Robinson
Walmar Dean Harp
Taylor
Eleanor Burpee
Onalouise Rowell
Ellis Byers
Jack DeMaret
Jack White
Miss Whatley
Vance Wilkins
Las Cruces
J. E. Wolfe
Jimmy Dowaliby
Evelyn Brice Dowaliby
New York City
Amarillo
NYA
Ellis Club
Wayne Gorman
Berard Hargrave
Brantley Hamblen
Edna Ruth
Glen Allen
Hamblen
Ethan Ellen
Billy Binns Jr
Roswell Country Club
Palmer Bradley
Houston
R. L. Bradley
James L. Mitchell
Mildred Foster
Jimmy
Sterling
Colorado
Wesley Foster
Wesley M. Foster
Vaughn
Ernestine Everett
Carl C. Callahan
First Baptist Church
Cahoon Park
L. F. D. Home Extension Club
N. V. Pirtle
Henry Neans
Johnson
C. M. Martin
Warner Bros
Ann Sheridan
Dick Powell
Gale Page
Helen Broderick
Ronald Reagan
Allen Jenkins
Zasu Pitts
Maxie Rosenbloom
News of Womens Church Groups
Baptist B &W
C. N. Green
Charles A. Porter
Buck Russell
R. H. Carter
L. B. Jones
Hh.f. Brenan
C. E. McKey
Floyd Wheeler
Earl F. Hall
Naomi B. Bennett
E. F. Hedgecoxe
Katie Howe
Etta Lannom
Anna Nihart
Amos Monk
Bess Irwin
J. C. Stansel, Jr
W. A. McCloud
Baptist Philathea
Lawrence Wolfe
W. A. Wilson
San Francisco
M. L. Norton
Wilson
Wolfe
Een
Gracie Allen
Warren William
Ginger Rogers
David Niven
Hollywood
Kansas City
CURB
Curb Close
Alum Co Am
Ark P & L Pf
Carrier Corp
Shattuck Dean
Texan Oil & L
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