Lovely Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Blackmar
Informal reception Saturday night at 209 South Sea Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs D D Wimberly in honor of Mr and Mrs Richard A Blackmar nee Estelle Wimberly whose Santa Fe wedding on June nineteenth was announced. Forty to fifty guests attended with roses asters gardenias and pink and white decor plus iced punch and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A
Wimberly
F. S. Blackmar
Louise Wimberly
M. S. Snow
Clovis
Clifford Henry
J. B. Savage
Dorothy Morrison
Margaret Phillips
David McGee Fourth Birthday Party At Home
David McGee son of Mr and Mrs Horace H McGee of 706 North Kentucky Avenue celebrated his fourth birthday with a garden party from four to five thirty. Games ended with a white birthday cake topped with Big Bad Wolf candles cut and served with ice cream. Guests included Phelps White Eddie White Mary Lou McGee Betty Ann Hinkle Bobbie Bear Jerry Bear Max Coll Jr Tommy Bobbie Norton Dick Mulkey and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McGee
Horace H. McGee
North
Kentucky Avenue
David
Phelps White
Eddy White
Mary Lou McGee
Betty Ann Hinkle
Bobie
Jerry Bear
Max Coll Jr
Tommy
Bobbie Norton
Dick Mulkey
Billie
Carol Ball
Betty Bedford
Lanny Keith
Millie Lou Allison
Sonny Pope
Betty Jo McMahen
Joan
Jean Citty
Maryann Phinizy
Ten Years Ago Today Local social roundup lists attendees
Names and towns fill a social note from Santa Fe and nearby communities. Guests include Col Troutman Mrs Troutman and numerous Slaughter family members from Lubbock alongside Miss Anna Graham of Kansas City and Rev Rudolph Caughey. Several weddings, visits, and travels are noted with E artesia and Ruidoso as locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Graham
Kansas City
Rudolph Caughey
Burton C. Mossman Jr
Mary Mossman
Mossman ‘Artesia Ranch
Miss Graham
Mossman
Christian Institute Held in Carlsbad
A group of Southern Methodist youths returned from Carlsbad where Pecos Valley Young People's Union hosted a three day Christian Culture Institute. Roswell attendees include Mary Louise Pratt Ruth White Donnie White Wilba Hoffman Melba O'Neill Lavonne Clark Fredy Burnsworth Murdell Potter Idemia Scannell Juanita Young Irwin Marsh and Howard Glover Jr. Rev Leroy Brown and Mrs Brown with Rev Schrimpsher of Iran Texas led the faculty. Thirty two credits were issued and Carlsbad church members hosted royally. Rev Brown is executive secretary of the New Mexico Conference Board of Education and has recently moved to Roswell with Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist
Carlsand
Pecos Valley
Iran
Texas
Carlsbad Church
Rev. Brown
Board of Education
New Mexico
Brown
Roswell
Strike Threat at Madrid New Mexico Coal Mines
Madrid New Mexico August 20 AP Prospects of a strike at the Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal Company mine near Madrid within two weeks hinge on a United Mine Workers demand. Union leader Pill Zurek says demands will be presented to the company and mailed to Washington. If no agreement is reached, a strike may occur. The union seeks $350 deducted for coal shortage refunded, reinstatement of two workers, a company signatory to a union contract, and a wage scale aligned with the coal code. Zurek attributes the shortage to defective machines, while the company cites 291 tons less than expected and pay deductions. Two workers were reportedly discharged for street fighting. Nicholas Fontecchio accuses the firm of corrupt practices and anti union discrimination.
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Madrid
N. M
Albuquerque and Cerrillos
National Labor Board
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Pill Surek
UMWA
Zurek
Nicholas Fontecchio
Umwa District 15
NRA
UMIW
Roosevelt
Albuquerque
G. A. Kaseman
Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal Company
Violin Laws and NRA Fight Stance Cited by Bosses
An Albuquerque coal official defends compliance with NRA rules amid United Mine Workers allegations of violations. G A Kaseman, president of the Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal Company, disputes claims and reports no demands or strike threats as tensions rise over NRA regulations and President Roosevelt's aims.
Al Capone Transferred to Alcatraz Prison
New Orleans reports Capone is being moved from Atlanta Penitentiary to the new Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay for confinement. He travels with 42 inmates in two armored cars guarded by federal agents. A lookout glimpse drew a dozen questions as a man resembling Capone drew attention at a train stop.
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New Orleans
A Capone
America
John Dillinger
Atlanta
New Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Capone
Funeral plans for Speaker Rainey announced in Carrollton
Senator William H. Dieterich announced Rainey funeral arrangements to be held in Carrollton with the body arriving from St Louis Wednesday morning. It will lie in state in the Greene county courthouse rotunda until 1 pm then at the Speaker’s country home. Episcopal rites will guide the burial at Carrollton Cemetery beside his parents.
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John Garner
Texas
Senate
Carrollton
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Union College of Law
Chicago
Illinois
William H. Dieterich
Henry T. Rainey
Rainey
St. Louis
Greene County
Episcopal Church
Carrollton Cemetery
Bean Growers From Nine States End Conference
Bean growers from Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Montana Kansas Idaho Nebraska California and Michigan adjourned a four day Denver conference last night without fixing margins for edible dry beans. They authorized E S Haskell to draft a coordinated marketing agreement for submission to growers and dealers for approval or rejection.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Kansas
Idaho
Nebraska
California
Michigan
E. S. Haskell
Department of Agriculture
Rogues to Inspect Cotton Fields Tomorrow
G R Quesenberry and Mr Ledding from State College will rogue certified cotton fields at the Fred Nelson place at eight tomorrow morning and then rogue other certified fields in the section. All interested are invited to be on hand.
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G. R. Quesenberry
Cattle shipments total 51609 from state in July
Albuquerque reports 51609 head of cattle shipped from New Mexico in July, mainly for federal drought relief. Excludes cattle killed on ranges. District totals include Las Vegas 792, Clayton 5790, Tucumcari 7798, Alamogordo 6904, Farmington 6, Deming 57, Albuquerque 49, Santa Fe 68, Las Cruces 458, Carlsbad 102, Lovington 2326, East Vaughn 8809, Springer 991, Hachita 1137, Silver City 1673, Hobbs 2055, Raton 3469.
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Albuquerque
Solano
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Las Vegas
Clayton
Tucumcari
Alamogordo
Farmington
Deming
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Carlsbad
Lovington
East Vaughn
Springer
Hachita
Silver City
Hobbs
And
Raton
Indian Commissioner Collier to Open Southwestern Conference
John Collier U S Indian commissioner will open the Southwestern Educational Conference at the Charles H. Burke Navajo Vocational School in Fort Wingate New Mexico next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Albuquerque
John Collier
U. S
Charles H. Burke
Navajo Vocational School
Fort Wingate
N. M
Demand for Range in National Forests
Albuquerque Aug 20 D A Seemaker Assistant Regional Forester in charge of the Branch of Range Management of the Southwestern Region says interest in grazing on National Forest ranges is rising among outsiders. He notes the need to avoid overstocking and warns that opening ranges could erase years of careful management and injure permittees. The drought reduces surplus forage. relief from Forest ranges would be only a drop in the bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
D. A. Seemaker
Arizona
New Mexico
Forest Service
National Forest
Shoemaker
Opening Guns Continued at Local Gathering
The speaker thanked loyal supporters and the people who backed him in the election as National Committeeman. He said his goals benefit all, even if job recommendations go to Democrats. Earlier, Congressman Chavez met with Democratic leaders to discuss the fall campaign and party issues, introduced by Senator Lee Brown Atwood of Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez
Lee Brown Atwood
Lordsburg
State Supreme Court Affirms Ruling in Death Collision
In Santa Fe on August 20 the State Supreme Court affirmed a judgment favoring Ellis Mayfield against Mimi Crowdus. The suit stems from the death of Mayfield’s wife in a January 1, 1933 automobile collision in Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Ellis Mayfield
Mimi Crowdus
Las Cruces
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Myra St. John
Dorothy Long
Harriet Kelly
James Johnson
Joan Savage
Pauline West
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Hope Mary Crowder
Margaret Trollinger
Lois Crowder
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Catherine Huntly
Paul Campbell
Mack Watt
George Huntley
North Main
Charles W. Scarritt
Colorado Springs
Nathan Scarritt
Scarritt
Enid
Oklahoma
Will C. Scarritt
Sunmount
Edward L. Scarritt
W. C. Orton
C. E. Mason
William T. Young
William Atkinson Young
First Presbyterian Church
Peoria
Arthur J. Stevens
Ingleside Farm
Mr. Young
Roswell Presbyterian Church
Fred C. Rowell
Fred
Ona Louise Rowell
Effie Jane Crosby
el Paso
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Tex
C. M. Farnsworth
Dolores Farnsworth
Frank Farnsworth
Frances
Hillsdale Michigan
Taos
Homer Davenport
Morris Rabb
Jean
Tucson
T. M. Rabb
Lawrence Wolfe
Jane Wolfe
Dwight McNally
Camp Carrizo
Mrs. Mason
Bob Crosby
Virginia Hervey
Madge Ingalls
Ruidoso
E. A. Cahoon
Mabel Cahoon
Betsy Pope
Fort Worth
Dallas
Richard Flackmar
Estelle Wimberly
R. D. Jones
Shirley Ann
Lorraine Echler
Jean Amonett
Amonett Ruidoso
Edd Amonett
George M. Slaughter
Curtis Hill
Points
Joe Dick Slaughter
Lubbock
Lena Toby
Mary Alice Prichard
Colonel Troutman
Grace Troutman
C. M. Einhart
Ruth
Eloise
George Morgan Slaughter
John W. Poe
Charles R. Brice
Evelyn
Mary L.white
Roy Daniel
Winston
Roy Jr
Susie Mae Winston
Jaffa Miller
Martha
T. J. Hall
Will H. Johnson
Carl McNally
Will Co. Lawrence
B. D. Porter
Ft. Worth
Kate
Florence Robinson
Peggy Stevens
Artesia
Stella Jacobson
D. D. Wimberly
Miss Louise
Richard Blackmar
Miss Wimberly
R. W. Whittemore
Mayfield
Kentucky
E. G. Minton
Daisy Notley Guffin
Mary Elizabeth Notley
Teague
Henry E. Samson
Chilren Bobbie
Mary Louise
Estes Park
T. L. Gardner
W. E. Bondurant
John H. Mullis
Picacho
Albert H. Pruit
Burton C. Mossman
Mossman Wagon Mound Ranch
Martha Fall
William L. Wilson Jr
St. Joseph, Michigan
J. D. Atwood
Arden Boellner
Lois Jean
Atwood Ruidoso Cabin
Colonel Atwood
Joseph A. Noble Nee
Stelly Jacobson
W. Winston Danie
Nce
Catherine Jacobson
Christian Institute
Herbert Mundin
Pat Patterson
Princess
J. M. Futrell
Arkansas
Howard A. Reed
Doug
U.S
Mary
United States
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
England
Pickfair
Hollywood
Judith Poska
Efrem Zimbalist
Los Angeles
Zimbalist
AL Capone
Alcatraz Prison
ROGUE
Albert Teester
Charlotte
N. C
Sylva
Dunn Plumbing & Heating Co
Republican State
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