Chums Alumni Club Breakfast Bridge and Local Events
Roswell society items note Mary Helena Coats and Dorothy Brown hosting a nine o'clock breakfast at 813 North Kentucky Avenue for Chums Alumni Club members bound for college, followed by bridge. Evening program at First M E Church features music and a play to raise funds with homemade doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heliena Coats
Dorothy Brown
Chums
James B. Coats
North
Kentucky Avenue
Grace Baker
Katherine Hanny
Mildred Turner
Ebba Hammer
Mildred Ann Cravens
Louise Lyda
Betty Fleehart
Jane Covert
Effie Jane Crosby
Frances McClure
Mary Helena Coats
Institute Club
M. E. Church
Sandia Institute Fund
M. E
Deep River
Bernard Woodard
Cherubim
Ten Years Ago Dance at Country Club Featured Many Locals
Allison Ingalls hosted a ten year ago dance at the Country Club with Semo piano Guffin saxophone and McCord drums. Notables present included Florence Henderson Helen Johnson Edna Mae Whitaker Bob Bear Gerald Armstrong Ethel Shepherd and many others. A corn roast honoring Col and Mrs W S Barlow of Los Angeles followed at the Harold Hurd home and a fourth annual steak fry was held at the Fin-Feather Club for Fletcher Market employees. Dr Dennis Crile left for his Chicago home after a visit with Crile family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Ingalls
Semo
Guffin
McCord
Florence Henderson
Helen Johnson
Robert Dakens
Edna Mae Whitaker
Bob Bear
Frances Seay
Mack Wilkinson
Kathleen Cruse
Perry Davis
Elizabeth Shepherd
Trumen Bair
Lucile Cruse
Gerard Armstrong
Ethel Shepherd
Robert Fall
Margaret Russ
Walden Bassett
Zoa White
Peter Exline
Frances Bochner
Lawson Toehill
June Sain
Jesse Corn
Rosemary Fullen
Lawrence Fairbank
Mabel Cahoon
Peter Hurd
Mona Gilmore
George Harrington
Eleanor Bedell
Austin Porter Jr
Geraldine Ogle
Jack Vickers
Carmac Massey
John Allen Phinizy
Frances Bradley
Ben Jaffa
Virginia Cooney
Darwin Ellett
Tinnie Mae Knighten
Louis Prager
Verdi Fleming
T. O. Carter
Sylvester P
W. S. Barlow
Los Angeles
Harold Hurd
E. A. Cahoon
Mabel
Dan Cahoon
H. A. Meyer
Theodore
Archibald
Henry
Mary
John Tweedy
Grace T. Bear
Mae K. Wyllys
Hurd
Peter
Bill Hurd
Bill Fullen
George Fletcher
Fletcher Market
Dennis Crile
Austin D. Crile
Crile
Chicago
In New Mexico Plane Crash Toll Rises After Inquest
An inquest near Clovis into a tri motor plane crash that killed five people concluded with a report. victims included Ralph Gore and their grandchild Evelyn, pilot Howard Morgan and co pilot C W Barcus. Bodies were sent to Amarillo Kansas City and Terre Haute for funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lamb
New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Don Casados
Santa Fe
Clovis
N. M
Mesa Redondo
Here
Everett M. Grantham
Tucumcari
Golden State Limited
Ralph Gore
Evelyn
Howard
Amarillo
Tweedy Heads To National Ginners Code Meeting
John Tweedy will leave for Memphis to represent Pecos Valley cotton gin owners at a conference where an NRA code for cotton gin owners will be formulated. The meeting on September 9 will gather representatives from cotton growing regions nationwide. Tweedy, elected at Artesia, will attend with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tweety
Memphis
Tennessee
Pecos Valley
United States
Tweedy
Peecs Valley
Artesia
Bates, Captor Urochel, Taken to Oklahoma
Albert L. Bates, indicted in the Charles Urschel kidnapping, arrived in Oklahoma City by plane from Denver under heavy guard. He was taken to the county jail as Urschel and his wife looked on. Bates, 39, smiled for photographers while remarks noted his alias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Albert L. Bates
Charles F. Urscher
Denver
Bates
Urschel
Urschels
George
Albert
Grand Jury Indicts Four in Santa Fe Case
Federal grand jury in Santa Fe reports 1 case involving 116 defendants examined by 70 witnesses resulting in 46 true bills and 31 no true bills. Noted is United States versus Carmilo E Medina with a true bill for postal law violation and a recommendation to remove Alcalde postmaster from the family. Forgeries of silver coins and currency up to $10 cited. DOJ and Secret Service agents active in Santa Fe investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Carmilo E. Medina
Grand Jury
Alcalde, N
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Civil Liberties Union Eyes Gallup Mine Strike
The New York based Civil Liberties Union shows interest in the Gallup mine dispute. An Albuquerque attorney says the group asked Mayor Watson to reconsider denying a permit to the National Miners Union, which is leading a strike and was deemed communistic. The union offers civil liberty legal aid, stressing equal rights for all organizations. The fate of martial law during the strike remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
New Haven
Connecticut
New York
Yale
Albuquerque
N. M
American Civil Liberties Union
Gallup
Civil Liberties Union
H. T. Watson
National Miners Union
Watson
Tional Miners Union
Civiliberties
National Mines Union
Negroes confess to killing Katherine Prince near Dallas
The body of Katherine Prince, 21, abducted from a car by two men, was found in a cotton field southeast of Dallas. Two Black men were jailed in Mesquite after confessing to the killing following an attack in a field. Lake Arthur justice Kingston traveled to Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Katherine Prince
Mace Carver
Mesquite
Lake Arthur
J. H. Kingston
Roswell
Rotary Club weighs state income tax and classification talk
The Rotary program featured Walden Bassett detailing the New Mexico style state income tax rules for 1933 with exemptions and rates, plus General W J McInnes on Rotary Classification. Guest T L Matkins of New York discussed family plans and NRA links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Walden Bassett
W. J. McInnes
Bour
T. L. Matkins
New York
Pearson
Matkins
The
Military Institute
Roswell
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Bassett
Senate
Tomato Valuable Protective Food Speaks To Rotarians
Miss Veda Strong of New Mexico State College extols home grown tomatoes as protective foods rich in vitamins C and B. She notes the 18 million bushels shipped last year and over 1.5 million tons of canned products, urging canning for winter demand and suggesting three servings weekly. Her talk to Rotarians covered nutrition and canning advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda Strong
Moxico State College
Marke
United States
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Grace Thorpe
M. E. Institute
the Stars
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Temple
Floy P. Spencer
Reed H. Schuler
Miss Robinson
CC. F. Beeson
Charles F. Beeson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mmes. D. C. Pearson
Hiram M. Dow
William G. Hamilton
William Ss. Prager
Pen Ames
Herbert Low
Salvation Army
William N. Worthington
Ann
Haven
Ashland
Kentucky
J. F. Stewart
Ann Stewart
Harry F. Schramnee
Gladys Tanner
Harry Jr
J. Tanner
North Main Street
Ernest A. Hanson
Beulah Tanner
Tulsa
Orchard Club
Gus Lemp
al Stovall
St. Peter’s Altar Society
R. M. Tigner
West Deming
Tommy Adams
Elkelub
Walter W. Loggains
Allie Atkinson
Alamogordo
W. M. Atkinson
Bush Atkinson
Lew Garvey
America
Roosevelt
Gilda Gray
Gilda
Twenty-third Street
Walter Catlett
Princess
Pade
Jacobson School of the Dance
the Jacobson
American Civil Liberties
Giri
St.ome
Scholers
McInnes
Record
Thurs
Starr Branop
P. Er Erret
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