Pioneer Women Tea at Louise Coe Ranch in Ruidoso
Frances Bear Wolfe describes a tea hosted by Mrs. Louise H. Coe at her new ranch in Ruidoso for pioneer women and relatives. Guests included Mrs. Frank Clement of Austin and Mrs. A J Cox of Artesia with stories of early Texas ranch life. A later note covers a Christian Church ladies’ shower for Mrs. E C Jackson of Lake Arthur.
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Wilbur H. Coe
Eleanor E. Connell
Frank Clement
Austin
Texas
A. J. Cox
Artesia
N. M
Frank Coe
Wilbur Coe
Louise H. Coe
Mother Doe
Eleanor Connell
Pony Express
Keno
Louise Coe
Mother Coe
Flag Stone
New Mexico
Bert Bonnell
Mrs. Coe
Clement
Mrs
Cox
Texas Rangers
Ed Connell
Sam Connell
Williamson County
John Connell
Mr. Connell
Coe Ranch
Billy the Kid
Adieus
E. C. Jackson
Lake Arthur
Maude Jacobi
Roswell
Haymaker
The
Christian Church
O. R. Haymaker
East Fifth Avenue
Mmes. J. @. Cummins
Will Purdy
Malcolm Sale
Frank Talmage
Charles L. Allison
O. R Haymaker
Winston Daniel
No. 4
Circle Drive
Guard Marvin Annette Jacobson
Oklahoma City
Joseph A. Noble
Stella Jacobson
Clovis
Daniel
Billy Jacobson
Las Cruces
Marvin
Mrs. Noble
Mmes
Mansfield Tweedy
Lawrence Wolfe
Horace H. McGee
J. P. White, Jr
Dwight McNally
H. P. Saunders, Jr
Harold H. Bail
I. J. Marshall
Stanley W. Lodewick
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Bob Crosby
Chet Snyder
E. Y. Chambers
J. Walden Bassett
Rolla R. Hinkle
Edward Furdy
Evelyn Brice Dowaliby
Max W. Coll
Louis Prager
Lionel W. Johnson
Marguerite Hennessey
Charles Barrett
Glenn Grimes
St. Joe
Midland
Mrs. Cox
Abilene
Frank Clements
Thorndale
Glencoe
Nan Hilliary Harrison
Joe K. Harrison
Ruidoso
Navajo Lodge
George Coe
Santa Fe
John C. Ross
Christian Endeavor Enjoyed at Dye Ranch Picnic
The Christian Endeavor group was entertained Tuesday evening at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Thors Dye. After games and entertainment, a picnic lunch was served. Attendees included Albert, Charlotte and Ruth Rose, Arline and Frances Long, Richard Elgin, Lorraine Robertson, Joan Savage, Raychelle Chappell, Betty Madsen, and others with Mrs. Lillian Russell as sponsor.
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Thors Dye
Albert
Charlotte
Ruth Rose
Arline
Frances Long
Richard Elgin
Rachel
Hope Mary
Lois Crowder
Lorraine Robertson
Joan Savage
Raychelle
Don Chappell
Harriett Kelly
Betty Madsen
Ruth Kirkwood
Peggy
Luther Lund
Betty Houchin
Anthony Reynolds
Lillian Russell
All-in-One Salad and Community Notes Bloom
A home kitchen recipe for a layered all-in-one salad with lettuce string beans tomatoes potatoes fish onion eggs and a mustard pickle dressing is listed alongside dessert salad and serving suggestions. Local notices include confirmations of leisure trips dance plans club dues and a string of social visits and family milestones across Roswell during August. Hopi rain ritual snake dance scheduled for three villages on Sunday with elders noting this unique simultaneous observance across Hotevilla Shipaulovi and Shungopavi drawing many visitors to the historic ceremony.
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Holbrook, Ariz
Arizona
Seth Wilson
Hotevilla
Shipaulovi
Shungapovi
Tingley To Be In Roswell Sept 10th
Clyde Tingley outlines a campaign speaking itinerary for the Democratic nomination for governor. Sept. 7 Portales 2 p.m. and Hobbs 8 p.m. are listed, Sept. 8 visits Eunice Jal, Sept. 9 Artesia Carlsbad, and Sept. 10 Roswell Dexter Hagerman. Times not given for most speeches.
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Clyde Tingley
Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Portales
Hobbs
Lovington
Eunice
Jal
Artesia
Carlsbad
State finance board withholds police budget in New Mexico
In Santa Fe the State board of finance withheld approval of a $182,398 police budget, citing a $13,000 shortfall from the revenue bureau. Budgets were referred to Governor Miles for study along with requests from Eastern New Mexico College and the State Board of Education. Several budgets were approved, including Public Health and the State Teachers College, despite deductions totaling about $13,000.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Board of Finance
Miles
Bureau of Revenue
Eastern New Mexico College
State Board of Education
Department of Public Health
Commissioner of Public Lands
Architects
State Optometry Board
Sheep Sanitary Board
Oil Conservation Commission
Miners’ Hospital
State Comptroller
State Racing Commission
State Teachers College
Rayburn To Lead Roosevelt Wallace Campaign in Southwest
The Dallas News reports Rep. Sam Rayburn will direct the Roosevelt-Wallace campaign in the southwestern region covering Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico and Arizona. Myron Blalock of Marshall will manage the Texas campaign as democratic national committeeman.
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Rayeburn
Dallas
Tex
Dallas News
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
House
Roosevelt - Wallace
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Myron Blalock
Marshall
Probe urged into American Legion refugee ship route
Senator Bone urged a congressional probe into why the refugee ship American Legion sailed through mined waters despite German warnings. The army transport carried 897 passengers from Petsamo Finland to New York and may have risked war by not changing course. The ship left Finland Friday night.
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Washington
American Legion
Bone
D-Wash
Petsamo
Finland
New York
Scotland
Germany
Senate
Roosevelt
State Department
Forty summoned for district court jury in Albuquerque
In Santa Fe New Mexico on August 21 Forty men were summoned as a district court petit jury for the term opening September 4 in Albuquerque. Cases include the mail fraud conspiracy in the sale of state oil and gas leases involving Mrs Dorothy Heard and others with named jurors identified.
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Santa FE
N. M
U. S. District Court
Albuquerque
Dorothy Heard
Charles F. Waller
Louis M. Prager
Ed J. Williams
Roswell
Primary filing fees disbursed to New Mexico counties
Secretary of State Jessie Gonzales distributed twelve thousand sixty seven dollars today to New Mexico 31 counties. The funds cover expenses for the direct primary to be held September 14.
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Santa FE. N. M
Jessie Gonzales
Dixon man wins 3500 damages in death of son
Felix Salazar Sr of Dixon was awarded 3500 damages against Inland Utilities Co of Mountainair for the electrocution death of his son Felix Salazar Jr last year. The judgment was signed by U S District Judge Colin Neblett.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Felix Salazar
Dixon
Inland Utilities Company
Mountainair
Felix, Jr
Colin Neblett
Youthful Sailor Frock Pattern 9419
Marian Martin design Pattern 9419 suits misses sizes 12 to 20 with short or cap sleeves and sailor collar options. Features include red or blue braid accents, optional lace front seams, and a simple sailor tie, with materials listed and order details for the pattern and book.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Department
Broad Draft Debate Signals War Material Strain
The agitation for a total draft grows after reports that military needs outpace tax profits and Britain’s high bids for war material. House military committee signals readiness to approve compulsory service legislation widening the manpower bracket beyond Senate plans. Burke-Wadsworth bill would register 21 to 30 year olds for possible service. House version would register 18 to 65 with active duty 21 to 45.
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Great Britain
House
Senate
Military Committee
British Move Toward Joint Defense Board Discussed
Official sources avoided comment on Roosevelt and Mackenzie King talks that led to forming a joint defense board. Reports say discussions touched on hypothetical naval defense of Canada and the United States if the British fleet were lost, plus aerial defense from U S bases in Sitka and northern Alaska. A cautious view notes this could edge toward a military alliance, while another faction urges immediate U S intervention against Germany.
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Roosevelt
W. L. Mackenzie King
Joint Defense Board
Canada
United States
Pacific
Sitka
Alaska
Great Britain
Panama
Atlantic
Britain
Germany
America
Construction of extra classroom at Berrendo school starts
Work commenced yesterday afternoon on an additional classroom at Berrendo school. Vigil Schwab holds the contract for 1800 dollars. A revival meets this week at Gallilee Baptist Church on South Michigan led by evangelist Rev. H. B. Barnum and his son, with services at eight o'clock.
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Berrendo School
Vigil Schwab
Gallilee Baptist Church
South Michigan
H. B. Barnum
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