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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
4
Mrs. Daisy Notley-Guffin hosts a charming afternoon for her summer piano pupils at her studio on 608 West First Street. A program on the lawn was followed by ice cream wafers and mints. Invitations list Barbara Vaudelet Celie Vaudelet Virginia Herring Mildred Herring George Smith and many others as attendees.
Ten years ago the Good Eats Club met with Kathleen and Lucile Cruse with numerous members attending. James Porter had a fourth birthday party for thirty two children at the Austin Porter home on West Seventh Street. Frances Levers hosted for her cousin Gwendolyn Levers of Okmulgee. Marian Hammer and daughter Ebba returned from West Virginia. Mrs. J P White and relatives left for Yellow House Ranch near Littlefield Texas. Mrs Allison and daughter Moneta plan to move to Fort Worth. United Mine Workers at St Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific mines instructed to avoid strikes and rioting, with labor adjustments to be handled under the mine code and weighman issues being resolved.
Executive committees of the New Mexico Cattle and Wool Growers Associations endorsed the proposed 29 mill tax levy limit amendment. State Senator Floyd Lee addressed county taxpayers association chairmen gathered to coordinate fundraising for the campaign in support of the amendment.
The Young Womans Missionary Guild held an August supper in the church annex with Mrs Clifford Smith and Mrs A F Madison among hostesses. A 6 15 dinner featured salvia and daisies while Arline Gibbany presided over business in the president's absence. The devotional was led by Mrs Russell Franzen as members and visitors list includes many. the meeting included notes on a revival of business and a call for nationwide employment and wage policies to spur prosperity.
A cattlemen's committee urged freight rate reductions to allow transfer of cattle to feed-rich regions and for feed shipments including cottonseed cake. They called maintaining tariffs against competing beef and proposed federal credits to feeders be paid at origin. Committee members ready to negotiate in Washington include Charles E. Collins of Kit Carson Colorado.
Help for tired wives during hard times. The piece urges wives to endure burdens while husbands earn income and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic to restore strength and vitality.
In Albuquerque Aug 15 AP the New Mexico branch of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union opens its annual three day convention despite the Eighteenth Amendment battle. President Delia Wingo urges dry voters to support Sept 19 state election. delegates from Lordsburg Springer Raton and Albuquerque attend with 75 to 164 delegates expected. Grace Scott of El Paso will speak. banquet set for Thursday. G P Jeffus of Lordsburg chairs the resolutions committee and James Stewart of Albuquerque chairs credentials.
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