Dexter News Untitled Summer Tea Parties In Dexter
One of Dexter's prettiest parties was held Friday at the George Lewis home with Mrs. George Wilcox and Mrs. Lewis as co-hostesses. Yellow and green decorations and a lace table for tea highlighted the event. Guests included Mrs. Durand and many local families while Miss Phyllis Wilcox and others assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis- Wilcox
George Lewis
George Wilcox
Wilcox
Lewis
Phyllis Wilcox
Elizabeth Wilcox
Earleen Durand
Bobbie Nell Case
Mary Lucile Yeager
Thorndale
Texas
Phillip
Mary Thompson
Sam Gregory
A. Durand
Raymond Durand
Tom Bo
E. J. Hubbard
Earl Kite
F. L. Mehlhop
Paul Whitman
Blanch Pollock
Virgil Henry
Carl Caruthers
Claud Willard
S. A. Pritchard
Irwin Ashton
Dexter
Oklahoma
Pecos’ Valley
Durand
C. N. Moore
Hal Ware
Frank Wortman
Louie Heick
A. B. Carpenter
Buiesfelt
King
Frye
Craig
Roswell
F. L. Mehlshop
Ella Yeager
Bobbie Nell Cus
Phil Kingsley
Denver
Watercolor Exhibit At Roswell Museum
Leonard E Hunt directs a watercolors exhibit at the Roswell Museum Art Center featuring works from Louisiana and including pieces from a Vieux Carre mansion. The gallery is open daily with a friendly attendant from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm, showcasing pieces like Apotheosis Melencholia Milneburg and Gloria in watercolor by Durrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Museum Art Center
Louisiana
Vieux Carre
New Orleans
Milneburg
Gloria
Durrel
Hope News from Artesia Cafe opening and local visits
Hope News items report Tollis Cafe owners Hope Artesia opening with a Saturday dance, plus numerous visits and travels among residents. Included are Gardner and Riley families from Texas, Massad speaking on radio, Kincaid guests from Seagraves Abilene, and local social calls at Weed Hobbs and Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Everett
Artesia
Tollis Cafe
Fletcher Gardner
Texas
Lubbock
Alvin Kincaid
Kincaid
Robert Waller
Seagraves
B. A. Schaufner
Abilene
Waller
Weed
Leatha Young
James Robertson
Gallup
Hope
John Teel
C. M. Oliver
Fort Wingate
Will Keller
Margaret
Alice Ruth Williams
Bryant Williams
Fyfension Given On Cotton Loans
The Department of Agriculture announced that producers have until October 1, 1941, to repay outstanding CCC loans and redeem cotton under the 1938 to 1940 loan programs. Unredeemed cotton will be pooled by crop and sold orderly after March 1, 1942, with net proceeds distributed to producers by pool share after deducting advances and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Grants Boy's Wish Term at Springer Reform School
District Judge Bryan Johnson in Albuquerque New Mexico on August 12 granted a 16 year old boy a term in the Springer reform school for signing his father's name to juvenile probation officers. The youth said he did not want his father to get him out and felt a term at Springer might help. The sentence runs until he is 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Bryan Johnson
New Mexico Reform School
Springer
Johnson
Textile loan bale totals by year breakdown
The record notes 491 876 bales in total with 109 214 bales in the 1940 loan 2 631 bales in the 1939 loan and 380 031 bales in the 1938 loan.
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Cc. L. McMains
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Woody Crawford
Dalhart
W. H. Webster
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Hilton Hotel
Stey
Hilton
California
Long Beach
Sir Francis Drake
San Francisco
el Paso
Longview
Plainview
New Mexico
Roswell Museum
Leonard E. Hunt Clerk
Hope News
George Olin Teel
Buster Crockett
Ojo, Ariz
Mary Katherine Teel
LeRoy Teel
Jess Buckner
Carlsbad
George Teel
Nora L. Johnson
Marjorie
Frances
Hobbs
Hilton Cox
Clovis
E. P. Cox
Howard Wingfield
Camp Verda
Ariz
San Andres Mountains
Barney Hopkins
Hilton Cole
Brown Riley
Edna Faye
Flying H Ranch
Lamesa
Tex
H. C. Winston
Dave Bunting
Cy Bunting
Ernest Landreth
Billie Ballard
C. B. Altman
Joe Clements Ranch
Jack Parrish
Brady Texas
Bill Parrish
Bill Wrath
Soil Conservation Service
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Paris
Hawthorne
Montgomery Ward
Hager
Hagerman
Record
Lake Arthur
Pecos Valley
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