Roswell Womans Club plans Fort Stanton event and recital
The Roswell Womans Club held a December program at Fort Stanton featuring Christmas carols, a pipe organ recital by Major John E. Smith of New Mexico Military Institute, and a tea with Fort Stanton hospital handicraft displays. Cadets performed music with Captain Hunt and the NMMI orchestra, and a Better Speech Class met prior to the program.
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Tekitnepe
John E. Smith
Physics Department
New Mexico Military Institute
Donald Smith
Smith
F. E. Hunt
Roswell
Carnegie Library Needs Five Thousand More Books
City schools superintendent D Shinkle calls for five thousand new children books and five thousand for adolescents and adults to boost Carnegie Library. Good Literature Organization asks patrons to donate suitable titles by Altsheler Alcott Kipling Five Little Peppers and related series by calling 1086 for pickup. The note appears amid a social item about a scavenger hunt and steak fry at 804 North Main hosted by the Naramore household, with prize details and attendees listed.
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Carnegarnegie
Es D.shinkle
Carnegie Library
Good Literature Organization
Joseph Altsheler
Louisa M. Alcott
Kipling
Sidney
Knowledge
Seton Thompson
Joyce Naramore
North Main Street
Helen Jewett
Jerry Owen
John Davis
Mary Frances Greenwade
John Selby
Naramore
Charles S. Dobbs
Beky Yoder
Charlie Malone
Waggoner-Shelton
Velma Waggoner
B. F. Waggoner
Jack B. Shelton
Stella Shelton
Atterberry
the Nazarene Church
Texas
Oklahoma
Lucy Monroe Soprano To Open Roswell Season Concert
Roswell Cooperative Concert Association presents Lucy Monroe, famed soprano nicknamed First Lady of Song, as the first 1939 40 season attraction in Roswell. The event is set for Wednesday December 13 at 8 15 pm with Monroe, a patriotic performer and official American Legion soloist, appearing in a program spanning theater to concert works.
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Lucy Monroe
Song
Roswell
American Legion
Eddie Cantor
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Jones Beach
Misaela
Carmel
New York
Broadway
Cincinnati
America
Wall Street gains lift after early selling in volatile session
New York stocks closed higher as industrials led a broad reversal amid dividends and earnings strength. Wheat futures surged while tax selling cooled. notable gainers included Bethlehem Steel and Chrysler as transfers reached 997,700 shares. Kansas City cattle hogs and grain futures also reported mixed results along with curb market moves.
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Wall Street
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Boeing
Sperry
Western Union
American’ Gan
du Pont
Johns Manville
Phillip Morris
U. S. Gypsum
International Mercantile Marine
Galveston Cotton Market Report Sees Steady Prices
Galveston market notes show spot cotton steady with midsling grade up to 10.20 and sales activity continuing, reflecting a stable trading day for merchants and growers.
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Galveston
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Rates Report
Chicago daily market report shows butter at 607,454 steady with unchanged, eggs weak at various grades, fresh graders and firsts near 20 and 19 cents, receipts 17. Poultry prices steady with live trucks 40. Plymouth Rock springs up to 4 lbs at 14 cents, ducks up to 4 1/2 lbs, colored 11 cents, white 12 cents, geese 12 1/2 to 12 lbs 12 1/2, turkeys young toms 15 cents per lb for over 18, 16 cents for under 18, hens 18 cents.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Wool trading limited at Boston market in December
Trading in wool was limited today on the Boston market. Quotations on fine and half blood domestic wools were fairly firm, but lower grades showed irregularity. Worsted manufacturers and top makers were seeking South African Merino wools and taking samples for tests. South African wool quotations varied lower than domestic equivalents for similar grades and lengths.
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Boston Wool
Boston
Dept
New York Cotton Futures Close Mixed Across Months
Cotton futures in New York closed mixed with December at 10.38 to 10.39, January 10.31, March 10.08 to 10.09, May 9.74 to 9.80, and July 9.30 to 9.40. Market activity showed slight gains in some contracts while others edged lower as traders weighed supply demand signals.
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New York
Adams Exp
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny
al Chem & Dye
Allis
Airlines
Car
T & SF
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco Ct
Alesis
Barnsdal
Beatrice Cream
Bendix Av
Boeing Airplane
Borg Warner
Briggs
Bulova Watch
Calif Packing
Calumet
Hee
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel
Colgate Paim P
Col Fuel & Iron Ie
Colum G & E Ae
Credit Ee
Invest Tx
Solv
With & South
Congoleum Nairn C
Ms Edison
Ne” Coty Inc
Crown Zellerbach
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wrights
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de
el Pow & Ilit Ve
Paso Nat Gasse
Ewe
Firestone T & R
Gen Baking
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Saf
Gimbel Bros
Glidden
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Gt West
Holly Sugar
Houston
Indust Rayon
Interlake
Nick
Minn
Moline Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
Nat Bis
Nat Distillers Ak Ek
Nat Pow & Storev
North Am Co Tive
Oro
Northern Pac
Ohio Oil
F Owens
Glass Pac Gas & el
Park Utah
Penney
Penn
Fhelps
Dodge Ha
Phillips Pet
See
Radio Corp of Am
Reming Rand Repub
Reynolds Tob
Safeway Stores
Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Shell UN Oil
Silver King Cealit Simmons Co
Skelly Oil
Socony Vacuum “Ss
Cal Edison
Sperry Corp
Oil
Cal
Oil Ind
E Stewart Warn
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co i
Union Oil
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Drug
United Gas Imp
Indus Alco
U S
Pipe & Fury
U.S Steel
Canadium Corp
Warner Bros
Woolworth Ao
Mech
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Spot cotton closes steady as shipments rise in New Orleans
New Orleans on December 7 reports spot cotton closing steady with demand steady. Trade notes sales at 5,349 bales amid active market conditions and continued interest in futures and nearby shipments.
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New Orleans
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O. R. Haymaker
H. A. Ingalls
Lawrence Wolfe
Fort Stanton Group
Roswell Choral Society
Jack Nichols
Captain Nichols
Albuquerque
H. H. McLish
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Harry MecCrite
Albert Martin
Leslie Browne
Jack Mask
J. M. Mabe
E. L. Gaither
Bob Scroggins
E. J. Kurre
Mrs. MclLish
Naramore Home
W. S. Hodges
Little Bridge Club
Wilburn S. Hodges
Berrendo
Ben B. Ginsberg
Sam Stolaroff
H. O. DeShurley
Raymond Smith
Will H. Whatley
Lake J. Frazier
Cecil M. Eiffert
Hodges
Tom Rogers
Mmes
Virgil Phillips
Porter Rogers
Clifton Gumm
Shelton Taylor
Cecil Pendergrass
Berry Heine
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Girl Scout Cactus Region
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North Sea Avenue
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Miss Sinnett
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Clarence E. Hinkle
Frank L. Smith
Walter Harrison
Harry S
Louise Stancliffe
Carrie Tingley
Hot Springs
Sidney Prager
Myron
Prager
Stancliffe
Kiplings
Friends of Roswell Schools
Presbyterian Aid Society
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Chaves County
I. J. Marshall
Roswell Country Club
Bob Crosby
T. J. Marshall
First Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Thompson
Montgomery Ward
Roswell Womans Club
John W. Hatter
James R. Daughtry
el Paso
Las Cruces
Womans Club
Russell Bird
Homer Dunagan
Myra Spencer
F. Myrick Russell
J. Q. Cummins
Cora Ray
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Seiberling
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Charles Dunne Boyer
Barbara O'Neil
Onslow Stevens
Nndia Westman
Fritz Feld
Leshire
Cotton Club
With Hulstony Anthony Joe Rust
Laramie
PECOS
Jane Arden
Windows
Norma Shearer Ae
CORSE
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Mary Boland
Paulette Goddard
Phyllis Povah
Joan Fontaine
Virginia Weidler
Lucile Watson
Clare Boothe
Max Gordon
Plays and Pictures Corporation
Anita Loos
Jane Murfin
George Cukor
Hunt Stromberg
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