Miss Elizabeth Garrett to Tour Northern New Mexico
El Paso Herald-Post reports Miss Elizabeth Garrett, Roswell singer and composer of O Fair New Mexico, will visit Las Cruces to see her mother and then travel to Taos on August 15 for a program and talk about her father Pat Garrett. She leads the Elizabeth Garrett sextette and has been based in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso Herald Post
Miss Garrett
el Paso Herald-Post
Elizabeth Garrett
Roswell
Southwest
Mildred Patterson
North Mesa Ave
Garrett
Las Cruces
Pat Garrett
Shirley Feather
Roswell High School
New Mexico
Taos
Open Forum
Lincoln County
Billy the Kid
Charming Bridge Party Honoring Texas Visitors
Roswell social notes describe a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Marmion McCord honoring Mrs. Malcolm R. Smith of El Paso and Mrs. Frank J. Zaner of San Antonio, with mid summer flowers and a salad course. The item lists numerous guests and attendees, including local families and returning travelers from nearby towns, followed by civic and church notices and an upcoming Governor's Day barbecue at Camp Mary White for Roswell scouting.
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Marmion McCord
Malcolm R. Smith
el Paso
Frank J. Zaner
San Antonio
Mr. McCord
Roswell
John Poorbaugh
James P. Earickson Jr
Floyd Ditty
Mills Talmage
Alice Webb
Edith Jones
Inez Marley
Harriet Poorbaugh
Nell Hill
Catherine Jacobson
Dorothy Williams
Marie Beers
Margaret Talmage
Cactus Region
Camp Mary White
Presbyterian Chain Tea Hosted by Mrs C D Keyes
Mrs Charles D Keyes hosted a thimble tea at 608 North Kentucky Avenue to support the Presbyterian Missionary Society quota. Guests included Mines LeRoy Thompson James V Duffin J E McClane Grace K Carson John E Smith and others amid zinnias lilacs and daisies.
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John E. Smith
North
Kentucky Avenue
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Teas
Charles D. Keyes
Ten Years Ago Today A Porch Party and Farewells
Ten years ago today Mrs Harold Danenburg hosted a porch party honoring Marie De Bolt of Las Vegas, a college friend of Linnie Dannenburg. Attendees included Gladys Webb Hester Anderson Nan Rasmus Virginia Bradstreet and others. A farewell party for Carl Bird headed to Waxahachie followed by a return from two weeks at the Mc Clure Mason Ruidoso cabin. Andrew Hervey, son of Mr and Mrs James M Hervey, is now Manager of the Hill Street Theatre in Los Angeles after a promotion. Dr H V Fall returns from summer clinics in Chicago and Cincinnati accompanied by Mrs Fall and Robert visiting Ohio relatives. Harry G Moberly, after Mayo Clinic in Rochester, is at Kansas City Research Hospital.
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Harold Danenburg
Marie de Bolt
Las Vegas
Linnie Dannenburg
Gladys Webb
Hester Anderson
Nan Rasmus
Virginia Bradstreet
Elizabeth Steele
Mary Kellahin
Nell Britt
Louise
Frances McConnell
Tiny Finley
Wanetta Mapes
Alta Hendricks
Lily Fuhrman
Otis Brenneman
J. E. Zumwalt
Andrew Hervey
James M. Hervey
Hill Street Theatre
Los Angeles
H. V. Fall
Chicago
Cincinnati
Harry G. Moberly
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester, Minn
Kansas City Research Hospital
Dormitory Fire Forces Zuni Children to Safety
In Gallup New Mexico 65 Zuni Indian children at the Blackrock Agency escaped a dormitory blaze and marched to safety at the Century of Progress Fair. Mrs Henry Prager traveled to Chicago for two months visiting relatives and attending the fair.
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Blackrock
Henry Prager
Chicago
Carolers Entertained With A Garden Party
Ruth Emmett and Sue Carpenter hosted the Carolers of the First Christian Church at the Emmett home 401 North Union Avenue for a garden party. Games and refreshments followed with hostesses Ruth Nance Mary Virginia Burdette and others assisting. Miss Johnnie Doughitt underwent a successful appendicitis operation at St Marys hospital yesterday afternoon.
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Ruth Emmett
Sue Carpenter
First Christian Church
Emmett
North
Union Avenue
Ruth Nance
Mary Virginia Burdette
Bianda Greenwade
Janet Lee Fleehart
Maxine Blackmar
Melva Mace
Rosa Frances Carper
Mildred Cravens
Jessie Cunningham
Ann Askren
Richard D. Jones
Shirley Ann Jones
Johnnie Doughitt
Charles Doughitt
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fire Affects Building as Wiring Is Defective
A blaze erupted in a building caused by defective wiring. Firefighters including Indian conservation corps recruits and agency employees worked for some time to bring the fire under control. The incident reflected ongoing efforts to maintain safety amid staffing and organizational challenges.
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Indian Conservation, Corps
Otate Officials Criticize State Support Of College
Stradley report faults state for education funding neglect and inadequate facilities at the college. It cites low faculty salaries due to finances, a vetoed new library plan, cramped library and lacking supervision, and inadequate gym facilities. The review body dropped the school from its accrediting list, though Stradley backs its approval as a teachers college.
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Stradley
Board of Review of
The
North Central Association
Alice Hutt
Board of Regents
Bowden
Association
Government plans 70 gust many jobs
Washington reports the President's modified reorganization plan took effect, affecting about 10,000 workers. The new structure transfers the Prohibition Bureau to the Justice Department, merges Investigation and Naturalization, places the Shipping Board and Merchant Fleet under Commerce, and retains certain workers temporarily while others face retirement or discharge. Federal cost savings are estimated around $5 million with further reorganizations planned by December 31.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Uepartment
Division of Investigation
Bureaus of Investigation and Naturalization
Labor Department
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Commerce Department
Roper
National Capital
McInnes Outlines Emblem Use for Employers and Publishers
Government rules allow newspapers magazines and other publications to reproduce the emblem in employer advertisements if the employer signs the President's Agreement and files a written statement. Manufacturers of stationery and advertising literature may reproduce the emblem for any employer who signs the agreement and affixes the sticker. H C Sorrells from Elkins visited Roswell today from his Elkins home.
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McIn
Nes
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Grace Thorpe
Grand Camp
EL. Wolfe
Presbyterian C. E
J. E. Wolfe
Jane St. John
Alma Greenlaw
Mary Helena Coats
Betty Johnson
Miriam Thompson
Marjorie Fensom
Viola Mennecke
Frances Hebb
Ray Yoakum
Alma Thompson
Catherine Huntly
Arlene Wilkins
Jean Watts
Judy Pilcher
Texas
J. D. Sheets
Alda Smith
Dolores Chaves
Herman Hanmer
Ben F. Smith
Santa Fe
Louis Mennecke
Cincinnati College of Music
Ohio
Miss Mennecke
Frank Ingham
Midland
Arthur E. Ingham
Pine Lodge
Frank Inghams
Young Womans Missionary Guild of
Mmes
Clifford Smeth
Ralph H. Herring
A. F. Madison
James F. Hinkle
Marjorie Roberts
Lillian
Freddie Lou
Marvin Roberts
Austin
Carlsbad Caverns
Ruidoso and
Cloudcroft
Grace Hudson
Bank of Commerce
King City
Missouri
Walter Gill
Dallas
Hill Cobean
Louisiana
Camp Mary
Cahoon Armory
Chamber of Commerce
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
Gross Miller’s
Harold Pusbey
Houston
J. J. Rodden
Lara Flanagan
Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation
E. A. Cahoon
Mabel Cahoon
Dan Cahoon
Carl Bird
Waxahachie
Carl
Mary Gibbany
Charlene Milan
Mildred Foster
Kathryn Newell
Helen Goodsell
Lolita Barnett
Frances Holsheiser
Mabel Paadock
Paul and James Herron
Ted Hayslip
Ray Key
Paul Carrigan
Minor Huffman
R. F. Cruse
Kathleen and
Lucile
Margaret Russ
Zuni Reservation
Ove Pant
Pecos Valley
Richard Barthelmess
Loretta Young
Irecord
Bon Ton
North Main St
OTATE
George A. Work
Sorrells
Elkins
H. C. Sorrells
Japan
Hye
American Tobacco Company
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