Pre nuptial party honors Miss Fulton in Mountan home
Graceful reception at 104 South Kentucky Avenue celebrated Miss Charlotte Ann Fulton with gifts and a mock marriage by Jane Russell Oberkampf and Sara Whatley. Attendees included a long list of local ladies and guests from Artesia Borger Hobbs and Chicago. Music, lavender iced cakes and desserts complemented the event. The note also mentions Carrizo camp activities and a Baptist class meeting with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes R. F. Cruse
O. O. Askren
Lillian Miller
Ann Diefendorf
Cruse
South
Kentucky Avenue
Charlotte Ann Fulton
George Philip Byrne
Fort Peck
Montana
Great Falls
L. O. Fullen
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Sara Whatley
Miss Fulton
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Blanche
Roberta Vandewart
Joyce Wyly
Sara Louise Whatley
Billie Whatley
Marcella Lee
Effie Jane Crosby
Betty Railsback
Bonnie Harbert
Lorraine Echler
Edith Coppedge
Margaret Nellis
Marjorie White
Jean Cauhape
Marie Beers
Veronica Rhea
Dorothy Byrne
Marion Sanders
Marion Roney
Charlotte B. Fulton
Jessie Russell
Mmes
E. J. James
Willie Teague
John McClure
C. W. Grier
John Tweedy
Neil B. Watson
Artesia
Elizabeth Albin
Borger
Texas
Robert McKee
Hobbs
Barbara Duncombe
Chicago
Illinois
Telephone 55 society notes and gatherings in August
Miss Williams and a list of guests are noted at a Johnson Circle of First Baptist Church meeting hosted by Mrs. C. M. Martin with gifts for Mrs. Martin who plans to move to Silver City. A separate dinner party honors Mrs. J. Walter McClaren on return from Honolulu with Commander McClaren reassigned to Washington. Also featured are local arts news and a household move by Reed Mulkey and Frances Seay family.
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Carrizo
Barbara Vaudeler
Miss Williams
Genevieve Yoder
South Sea Avenue
Bobbie Williams
Pensacola
Florida
K. A. Yoder
McClaren
J. Walter McClaren
Stephenie Prager
E. A. Cahoon
Honolulu
Washington, D. C
Commander McClaren
Gladys Brice Wyatt
Evelyn Brice Dowaliby
North
Richardson Avenue
Charles R. Brice
J. W. Duffin
Langford Keith
Harold H. Ball
Horace H. McGee
Dowaliby
Reed Mulkey
Frances Seay
Reed and
East Fifth Street
West Seventh Street
Seventh and Lea Avenue
Family visitors mingle with local gatherings in Oklahoma and Texas
A long notice lists relatives visiting Amarillo and Shawnee guests from San Angelo and Abilene Texas and Oklahoma, plus trips to New Mexico and Colorado. It mentions Mrs Emma Jeffery, Mrs Henry Smith and Cecil Norman, and a motor trip to the Grand Canyon. Junior Womans Club plans a meeting to organize the 1939 40 program. Results show Keen Johnson leading Brown in Kentucky Democratic gubernatorial race and John King Swope winning Republican nomination with 34 458 vote margin as precincts counted.
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Henry Smith
Artie Ray
Lila Ruth
Gage
Oklahoma
Cecil Norman
Jack
Fargo
Emma Jeffrey
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Mexico
Colorado
B. A. Nash
V. L. Manuel
Abilene
Texas
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Kentucky
Louisville
Keen Johnson
John Young Brown
United States
John King Swope
Lexington
John Sherman Cooper
Somerset
Swope
Fort Sumner youth in critical condition after snake bite
Weldon Rodgers, 19, of Fort Sumner New Mexico, traveling with companions, remained in critical condition at a San Antonio hospital after a snake bite. Local doctors treated him and monitored his symptoms as the group continued their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Weldon Rodgers
Fort Sumner
N. M
Two Great Problems Before America
Denver August 9 two chief crime problems the crime bent youth and rehabilitation of parolees challenge Catholic Charities groups and penal experts at a national conference. Warden James A Johnston of Alcatraz urges keeping youths in school while James V Bennett of the Bureau of Prisons calls for treating ex inmates as individuals and parish support. Bennett notes 56 percent of men entering prison have prior facility time.
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Denver
America
National Conference of Catholic Charities
James A. Johnston
Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary
James V. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bennett
New York Stocks End Mixed As Market Slips
New York stock prices closed fractionally lower with broad weakness across leaders. Trading totaled about 464 thousand shares as earnings improved in several firms yet failed to spur broad buying. a few issues edged up while many eased.
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New York
European
Paris
Amsterdam
London
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
Chrysler
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
Anaconda
Kennecott
International Nickel
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
du Pont
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Johns-Manville
J. C.C. Penney
Philip Morris
Owens-Illinois
VU. S. Gypsum
Goodrich
Air Reduction
Woolworth
Santa Fe
U. S. Treasury
Chicago
Twenty Four Years Ago Roswell Card Party and Camps
Today in Roswell Record files a morning card party hosted by Helen Cowan with Mildred Cook Leila Christian Jim Penny and others assisted by Mrs W G Cowan and Mrs John Cau hope. Also Camp Fire Girls fruit jelly demonstration by Miss Bess Peacock at Mrs Harrison J Schwartz country home. Clergy and church groups hosts. Camping at Camp Morris on Spring River ends with eggs and camp meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cowan
Mildred Cook
Leila Christian
Jim Penny
Carlsbad
Mary Taylor
Cleveland
Ohio
Irene McSpadden
Tulsa
W. G. Cowan
John Cauhope
Mary L. White
Rose Adams
Aileen Church
Gertrude
Louise Joyrer
Grace
Fay Garrett
Marie Kinsinger
Rose Hunt
Gladys Jolly
Letha Maddox
Melba Tipton
Mildred Vickers
Harrison J. Schwartz
Bess Peacock
Schwartz
R. E. Morris
Mary Katherine Morris
Elsie Brown
Spring River
Camp Morris
Lusk Hosts Fine Party For The Sign of the Cross
The Prin cess Theatre in Lusk hosted a fine party for the screening of The Sign of the Cross. Attendees included Mary White, Mary Taylor, Leila Christian, Jim Penny, Mildred Cook, Helen Cowan, Elza White Jr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Princess Theatre
Mary White
Mary Taylor
Leila Christian
Jim Penny
Mildred Cook
Helen Cowan
Elza White, Jr
Mon Day Night Bridge Club Dines at Roswell Club
Sixteen members of the Monday Night Bridge Club share a six o'clock supper at Roswell Country Club hosted by Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Country Club
W. W. Phillips
New York stock quotes and New Orleans cotton summary
New York stocks closed mixed with notable gains for Carrier and Lockheed while several others posted fractional declines. In New Orleans, spot cotton eased five points to 9.08 cents a pound with 434 bales sold. vacancies noted as costly, prompting rental ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Two Monahans Men Fined At Survey Meet In Carlsbad
Two Monahans residents James Starley attorney and Reed Estart civil engineer were fined 100 dollars each for intoxication and driving with an intoxicated driver during a Pecos investigating committee meeting of the National Resources Board in Carlsbad New Mexico on August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
N. M
Monahans
Pecos
National Resources Board
James Starley
Reed Estart
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City livestock sales for August 9 show hogs 3,000 salable with rates 5.75 to 5.95 for 180-240 lb, slower trade and uneven demand. Cattle total 4,650 with light fed steers 10-15 lower, heavy feeders weak to 25 lower, heifers steady to strong, stockers steady, cows 5.25-6.25, vealers to 9.00. Sheep 3,000 with spring lambs active up to 15 higher, best Colorado lambs 8.50, Texas yearlings 7.00, wethers 4.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Texas
Wool futures slide on liquidation in New York trade
New York wool futures fell 6 to 11 points as long liquidation hit the market led by commission houses. Boston traders were active on both sides while Antwerp held steady and Roubaix rose to 10 centimes. October 81.7, Dec 81.1, March 80.1. B-Bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Antwerp
Roubaix
New York Cotton and Bond and Chicago Grain Briefs
New York cotton futures closed higher with Oct at 8.93 and Dec 8.73. U.S. bond quotes show Treasury and Home Owners Loan issues with mixed close prices. Chicago grain futures list Wheat and Corn ranges, while Chicago produce reports butter and eggs at steady demand with little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Chicago
Boston wool prices hold firm in steady market
In Boston on August 9 prices remained mostly firm with moderate volume. Fine territory and Texas wools traded at firm levels similar to last week while fleece wools moved slowly. Graded combing bright medium fleeces quoted 32-33 cents grease three-eighth blood and 32-34 cents for quarter blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
USDA
Texas
Galveston cotton market steadies as sales rise
In Galveston on August 9 the spot cotton market held steady with a modest gain of 5 points. Mid-dling price recorded at 8.98 cents per pound as buyers reported 296 bales sold in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
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McKinley Norman
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E. C. Lankford
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