Roswell social notes and events in August
Social calendar items from Roswell include the Young Womans Missionary Guild and Dorcas Circle meetings, a garden party for Daisy N. Guffin's pupils, and a Presbyterian chain tea at Mrs. F L Austin's home. A neighborhood garden party at 406 South Kentucky Avenue featured cards, pink roses, and a dish supper. Beatrice Tweedy marriage announced in Santa Fe with home later near Roswell.
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Young Womans Missionary Guild
Christian Church Annex
Dorcas
W. J. Mecinnes
Daisy N. Guffin
Presbyterian Chain Party
W. W. Huntly
W. J. Beatty
Huntly Home
Schultz
Paul G. Schultz
South
Kentucky Avenue
Messrs
Mmes
Charles&. Dobbs
A. D. Jones
Will H. Rhodes
Thornton H. Boswell
John R. St. John
F. P. Spencer
Donald Dye
Thomas J. Hall
R. W. Mitchell
J. E. Johns
George Cowan
A. K. Schultz
F. L. Austin
Donald E. Gillespie
J. P. Williams
George L. Erwin
C. C. Martin
J. S. B. Woolford
Nathan Winslow
Baltimore
L. G. Mackay
Colorado
Texas
Presbyterian Chain
Hillside
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mmes. Donald Gillespie
Rolla R. Hinkle
O. N. Wherrett
Herbert B. Smyril
D. C. Lundgren
Grace K. Carson
Ten Years Ago Roswell Mah Jongg Scene
Roswell recalls a decade ago as Mah Jongg spread through town with sets from Los Angeles and Hollywood. Local families and social groups hosted games and parties at homes and clubs while curiosity grew about the oriental game and its enthusiasts.
Betty Kyte Hosts Swim Party at Roswell Country Club
Betty Kyte daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Kyte entertained a group of friends at a swimming party and picnic supper at Roswell Country Club yesterday afternoon. The supper was served at the club house after swimming. Mr and Mrs Kyte chaperoned the guests including Shirley Ann Jones Mary Glenn Marcus Helen Terhaar Jean McCandless Gayle Armstrong Betty Gray Smith Betty White Jack Marion Jo Bob Leonard and Pat Keohane.
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Betty Kyte
C. H. Kyte
Michigan Avenue
Mrs Walkers Cafe Opens at 5 30 A M on Main Street
The notice advertises Mrs Walkers Cafe at 521 North Main Street opening at 5 30 a m and serving sandwiches and plate lunches from early morning until midnight with daily hours.
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MRS. Walkers Cafe
North Main Street
Progress in Recovery Measures Across States and Coal Hearings
Federal recovery actions expand with new 33 women leaders forming state groups to mobilize buyers under the blue eagle. NRA aids recovery ads, while sugar plan moves to Wallace for approval amid beet growers’ opposition. Coal hearings push for mediation, with Alabama operators resisting code inclusion. Albuquerque’s home loan office opens applications. legal counsel named for New Mexico office. The Record notes a Portland magazine review writer and the President’s lady traveler as an aside.
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NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Johnson
William Green
Federations of Labor
Harry L. Hopkins
Wallace
Forney Johnston
Alabama
Albuquerque
E. C. Robertson
New Mexico
Robertson
Washington
Carl Hatch
Clovis
Remembering J Smith Lea Roswell Pioneer Leader Dies
Obituary recounts Roswell native J Smith Lea a longtime public figure. He served as deputy to Pat Garrett and later under John Poe, represented Chaves County in the territorial Senate, and held posts as mayor treasurer assessor and police judge. He lived in Roswell most of his life with travels to Alaska Mexico and South America. Funeral arrangements are handled by Ballard Funeral Home with services pending relatives’ word and lodge involvement.
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Santa Fe
Jacques Cartier
America
Mary Morley
New York
Cartier
National Association On Indian Affairs
London
Berlin
Madrid
Paris
New Mexico
Indian County
Roswell
Lea
White Oaks
Pat Garrett
Billy the Kid
Ft. Sumner
Sherf Garrett
John Poe
Mr. Poe
Poe, Lea and Cosgrove
Chamber of Commerce
Chaves County
A. M
Grand Royal Arch
Mr. Lea
B. P. O. Elks Club
J. Smith Lea
J. M. Miller
Rafe Dunnahoo
C. D. Bonney
Lucy Lea
H. M. Dow
Lucius Dills
John Ashinhust
Park Lea
National City
Calif
Swan Alfred Burnett
del Rio
Tennessee
Joe J. Burnett
Lone Wolfe
Oklahoma
Hattie Burnett
Tom Lea
el Paso
Alice Lea
Denver
Annie Wildy Cary
Carrie Lea Thompson
Ft. Stockton
Texas
M. D. Minter
Fierro
N. M
W. H. Tumbley
Phoenix
Ariz
Masonic Lodge
Ballard Funeral Home
Cuban leaders shift as Machado crisis deepens
Reports from Cuba indicate military units have defected to anti Machado forces and police officers report to the army. General Alberto Herrera is named as likely secretary of state and probable provisional president candidate, while Col Antonio Jimenez, head of the secret police, was killed after wounding a civilian celebrating the regime’s end. President Machado seeks leave of absence to resign, as crowds gather outside the presidential palace demanding his departure.
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Machado
Machador
Maximo Gomez
Enrique Loynaz del Castillo
Dominican Republic
Perdomo
A. B. Ainciart
Havana
Santa Clara
Martanzas
Pinar del Rio
Santiago
Camaguey
Washington
State Department
Cuba
Alberto Herrera
Herrera
Summer Welles
Antonio Jimenez
Gerado Machado
Senate
Alberto Barreras
Congress
Notice of administration in Louis Montane estate
The Probate Court of Chaves County New Mexico appoints Josefita Montano administratrix of Louis Montane deceased on July 1 1933. Creditors must file claims with Chaves County Clerk within one year or be barred. AGV. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
Louis Montane
Co. C. Hill
New Mexico
Josefita Montano
Auto Crash On Cloudcroft Road Leaves Alamogordo Man Dead
Alamogordo resident Ignacio Ramirrez, 32, died from injuries after losing control of a truck that plunged from a narrow bridge on the highway between Alamogordo and High Rolls. His nephew Augustin Ostic, also of Alamogordo, was mildly hurt after being thrown 50 feet down an arroyo bank. Ramirrez, pinned under the vehicle, died at a local hospital. He left a widow and one child. funeral services were held in Alamogordo.
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Alamogordo, N. M
Ignacio Ramirrez
Alamogordo
Augustin Ostic
Here
High Rolls
N. M
Ramirrez
la Lux
N. M. Ostic
Medicinal liquor output set at 7 million gallons
Washington reports the Bureau of Industrial Alcohol set medicinal liquor production for 1934 at 7 million gallons the largest allocation since prohibition began. Officials attributed the rise to depleted stocks from relaxed prescription distillate restrictions. Record Wart-Ads Get Results.
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Washington
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Bureau
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