State Federation of Business Women Formed in New Mexico
The Albuquerque Herald reports the formation of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs in Albuquerque and Raton, led by Miss Evelyn Shuler. The acorn to mighty oak metaphor frames growth prospects, with aims to aid struggling clubs, unite members, and link with national bodies. Raton’s national VP is poised to help form the federation, with local leaders planning a by laws committee and a future annual gathering. The piece also notes social events, travel of Misses Cahoon, Bedell, and Willson, and brief local notices from Roswell and Alamogordo.
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Albuquerque
Raton
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Evelyn Shuyler
Shuler
New Mexico
Raton Club
Albuquerque Herald
Evelyn Ghuler
Leota Kelly
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs
Roswell
Roswell Visitors Entertained In Albuquerque Scene
Roswell visitors stayed a week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ranfelser hosting parties for the Shepherds and Russ family. High school daughters Elizabeth and Ethel Shepherd likely to enroll locally. Balcomb hosted a dinner for Mrs. Danielser and guests on East Silver Avenue. Numerous Country Club supper parties featured many names including Baker Pratt Hobbs Johnson Cahoon and Bear families from Dallas and Breckenridge. Dr. Ingalls and son Phineas motored to El Paso with Mrs. Cooney and daughters Virginia Margaret and Jane accompanying to Bonnels for a week.
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Roswell
Howard Ranfelser
Charles Shepherd
Elizabeth
Ethel Shepherd
Allison Russ
Danielser
Country Club
Clark A. Baker
R. R. Pratt
Alamogordo
Claude Hobbs
Will H. Johnson
E. A. Cahoon
Dan
W. W. Phillips
Bill
Helen
Cyrus Leland, Jr
Frank Bishop
Bear
Bob Bear
el Paso
H. A. Ingalls
Phineas
Mary Cooney
Virginia
Margaret
Jane
Hagerman Plans California Visit After Albuquerque Stay
Herbert J. Hagerman will finish a few days in Albuquerque on business before traveling to California for a month, details indicate a temporary relocation tied to his work.
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California
Herbert J. Hagerman
Albuquerque
Henderson and Ingham families to return from ranch
Mrs C A Henderson and the Henderson children with Mr and Mrs A E Ingham on the Buchanan area ranch are set to return Thursday. Mrs Sidney Ingham and son Kermit of Oklahoma City will come back Thursday and visit in town until September first. Miss Harriet Ingham also spent the summer with the Inghams. Robert Kellahin leaves Wednesday for Columbia University of Missouri. Miss Mary Kellahin departs Sunday for Dening to teach. Vernie Jo Richards leaves Sunday for Hillsboro to teach next year. Kellahin and Richards, Silver City State Normal graduates 1921.
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C. A. Henderson
Helen
Florence
Charles Henderson
Mr. Henderson
A. E. Ingham
Buchanan
Sidney Ingham
Kermit
Oklahoma City
Ingham Ranch
Harriet Ingham
Inghams
Roswell
Robert Kellahin
Columbia
University of Missouri
Mary Kellahin
Dening
Vernie Jo Richards
Hillsboro
Miss Kellahin
Miss Richards
State Normal
Silver City
Motor to Santa Fe for Republican convention
Mrs EB Cahoon Mrs Clark A Baker and Mrs W W Phillips will leave by motor with Elza White and Elza White Jr for Santa Fe to attend the Republican convention on the 18th to nominate a candidate for the U S senate. Mr and Mrs C T Garrison and daughter Grace of Pittsburgh Pa visiting two years on the J C Hamilton place left this morning in their car for the Grand Canyon of the Colorado Mountains.
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Alamogordo
R. R. Pratt
State Blind Institute
Roswell
Clark A. Baker
Santa Fe
EB. A. Cahoon
W. W. Phillips
Elza White
Elza White, Jr
U. S. Senate
Grand Canyon
C. T. Garrison
Lttle
Grace
Pittsburgh
J.C. Hamilton Place
Colorado Mountains
Engagement Announced for Coralie Greenfield and Archer Kammerer
Mrs John Taylor Greenfield announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Coralie to Archer William Kammerer of Los Angeles California. The marriage will occur on Wednesday August 24.
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John Taylor Greenfield
Coralie
Archer William Kammerer
Los Angeles
Cal
Boswell Family Visits C. C. Martin Cabin in Ruidoso
At Martin Cabin Mr and Mrs Thorton H Boswell and son Martin Mrs W A Johnson and Miss Jane Carson motored to the C C Martin cabin on the Ruidoso Saturday to spend a few days.
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Martin Cabin
Thorton H. Boswell
Martin
W. A. Johnson
Jane Carson
C. C. Martin
Dow Family Stays at Mountain Inn After White Mountain Visit
Mr and Mrs H M Dow with Josephine and Dorothy checked into Mountain Inn after a stay at White Mountain Inn. Mr Dow recently traveled to Alamogordo on legal business and returned.
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Mountain Inn
H. M. Dow
Josephine
Dorothy
White Mountain Inn
Mr. Dow
Alamogordo
Algo
Return from Cloudcroft trip by Mrs Sutherland and Miss Skipwith
Mrs Theodore Sutherland and Miss Rebecca Skipwith came back Saturday from a visit to Cloudcroft and El Paso.
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Cloudcroft
Theodore Sutherland
Rebecca Skipwith
el Pago
Decorating windows for the Big Shrine Meet at Shrine
Cobean Stationery Shop urges readers to plan early for the Big Shrine Meet on August 20 by decorating windows in the official Shrine colors red green and yellow. Crepe paper supplies are available from the shop.
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Cobean Stationery Shop
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Thecitizens National Bank
GameTo
Enterprise Rabbitry
N. Rich
Young Dressed Rabbits
Douglas Mallock
State Federation of Business Women
Mabel Cahoon
Eleanor Bedell
Charlotte Willson
Carlsbad
Frank Joyce
John R. Joyce
Roswell Auto CO
Jwore
Roswell Flora Co
Tfe
Denver
N. Main
Katherine MacDonald
Gay
Paris
Baillie Reynold
Duck Inn
Lloyd
Ham) Hamilton
Justine Johnstone
Roswell Undertaking (Co
Frank LéFell
R. Webb
Jonteel
Pecos ‘Valley Brag
Rexall
Bamels
N. Rich. Ave
Carters
Fle Cafe
Meke
la Salle Cafe
J. E. Howard
Mgr
M.R. Bran
Roswell Trading CO
Tam
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