Beech er Rowan family reunion in Tucson
A Beech er Rowan family reunion held Christmas day at Hope Lodge in Tucson, Arizona, included Mrs Ferris Arnold and family from Artesia, California, and relatives from Inglewood, Escondido, Hollywood, Long Beach, Roswell, and nearby towns. Also listed are local church officers and social club announcements from Artesia Advocate reprinted in the Artesia page.
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Artesia
Tucson
Roswell
Artesia Advocate
Beecher Rowan
Ferris Arnold
Hope Lodge
Arizona
K. B. Rowan
Inglewood
California
Rex Wiliams
Escondido
Alene Rowan
Hollywood
Ted B. Rowan
Long Beach
Janet
Arnold
Montgomery-Ward
New Year Resolutions From The Rainbow Era
A lighthearted 1934 inventory of pledges from local couples and households. The piece lists resolutions ranging from practical budgets to travel plans and social aims, reflecting hopes for improved personal conduct and community involvement in the new year.
Women Club Leaders Attend National Meetings
Mrs J D Atwood president of New Mexico Federation and General Federation Director travels via Chicago to Washington for the General Federation Board meeting January 9 to 10. She may attend the National Conference on Cause and Cure of War January 16 to 17 in Washington. Elizabeth Garrett Sextette to be presented by El Paso Womans Club February 11 with twilight tea follow up. Miss Garrett life member of El Paso and Roswell clubs. New Mexico Federation calls mid winter executive board meeting January 2 at 9:30 a.m. in Albuquerque at the Hotel El Fidel. Mr and Mrs Herbert P Joyce and young Herbert Joyce Jr depart for winter at 410 South Lea Avenue. First M E Missionary Society meets Monday at Mrs A L Fales home. topic Making the Road Safe for the Baby’s Feet. A E Mason to speak Tuesday at Missouri Ave P T A. annual officers election. East Side P T A meets Tuesday with Mrs O R Haymaker guest speaker and Harriet Poorbaugh in charge of music.
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St. Andrews Guild
W. Plittlefield
George E. French
Young Womans Guild
First Christian Church
Annex
Will Purdy
Church Annex
Southern M E. Missionary Society
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Nan Rasmus
Little Bridge Club
B. B. Ginsberg
The
Writers Club
East Third Street
Johnson Circle
Robert A. Stubbs
Missouri Avenue
Parent Teachers Association
B. O Greenwade
East Side
S. S. Santheson
Grace McD. Phillips
Chums Society
Louise Lyda
City Council
Womans Club
John E. Smith
H. V. Fall
Perrendo
Teachers Association
Bridge Club
Wilburn S. Hodges
Roswell
Minton
E. G Minton
W. E. Wiseley
W.C.T.A
Julian M. Corn
Mamie
W. Cooley Urton
Minerva
Delmar Pope
D. Cecil Pearson
Olga
Jefferson D. Atwood
Emily
Arthur Eugene Ingham
Laura
Ned Cahoon
Maude
Elza White
Grace
Carl A . Johnson
Harriet C
Henry McCune
Florence
Richard E. Morris
Jean
William J. Beatty
Maggie
Clara
Cyrus M Farnsworth
Lillian
James F. Hinkle
Flora
Gil N. Amis
Mary
Charles F. Beeson
Lou
J.phelps White
Caroline
John McClure
Hattie
Charles S. Dobbs
Sharlie
Isaac W. Carter
Marie
John Bragg
Gerard B.armstrong
Margaret
Barry Duffield
Isabel
Ben Ames
Elizabeth
Ted Howden
Arthur J. Stevens
Will H McCullough
Bertie
John H. Mullis
Winifrail
Austin D. Crile
Charlotte
Ed. J. Williams
Adaura
Charles J. Stilwell
First Baptist Church
Stelle
Edward J. Kurre
Alice
Guy M. Rowe
Carol
Walter D. McPherson
Fetlears
Hugh M. Huff
Dora
Howard D. Purdetts
Liifian
John W. Hall
Stella
David D. Swearingin
Hugh’ V
Fineather Club
Ethel
George “L. Erwin
Ruth
Burton Mossman
Jane
Flay J. Austin
Lydia
John C. Peck
Fannie Kite
Herbert B. Smurl
Evelyn
Charles R. Brice
Nettie
James M. Hervey
Irene
Gus H Hockenson
Pecos Valley
Nelle
W. Carroll Holland
South Sea
Juanita
Cleve Halleweck
J. D Atwood
New Mexico Federation of Womens Club
General
Federation
Chicago
Washington D. C
General Federation Board of Directors
Washington
Elizabeth Garrett
el Paso Womans Club
Miss Garrett
el Fidel
Albuquerque
A. L. Fales
Crouse
O R. Haymaker
East Side P. T. A
Harriet Poorbaugh
Parity price real cotton plan goal stated
W L Elser director of the extension service says restoring a parity price for cotton is the core aim of the national cotton production adjustment program. Parity means the prewar 1910 purchasing power for a bale of cotton, adjusting for current price levels of shoes tools and other goods. The plan allows growers to cut production to reduce surpluses while rental and benefit payments offset immediate income loss.
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National Cotton Production Adjustment Program
W.L. Elser
Extension Service
Family Resolutions Span Community Socials and Travel
The clipped notice lists pairs such as Luella and Robert R. Brown to host game suppers, Fannie and James D. Shinkle planning to go fishing, Jara and Guy W. Nickson to visit Juarez, Margaret and C. W. Grier to eat at home, and others including club openings, motor trips in 1934, and neighbors teaming up for friendly acts, reflecting a local social life snapshot.
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Luella
Robert R. Brown
Fannie
James D. Shinkle
Jara
Guy ‘W. Nickson
Juarez
Margaret
C. W. Grier
Sidney Prager
Carrie
Donald Gillespie
Rastus
Dera
Leland Fellows
Elizabeth
George EB. French
Lucy
Maude
Thomas J. Hall
Harriet
Donald W. Hamilton
Honorings and Dinner for Bride Glover Amonett
Mrs Esther Seaver hosts a four course dinner at her country home in the Berrendo to honor her grandson Frederick Collier Glover and his bride formerly Jeanne Amonett. Guests include Mr. and Mrs Frederic C Glover and other relatives. table set with red sweet peas and smilax.
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Esther Seaverps
Berrendo
Frederick
Collier Glover
Jeanne Amonett
Seignist
Frederic C. Glover
Edd Amonett
Ewing L. Lusk
Frank Seaverns
Esther M. Howlett
Os Entertains Bridge Club at 604 North Richard Ave
Mrs. Robert Fall hosted her bridge club at her home on 604 North Richard Avenue. After contract games, guests enjoyed a candlelit tea table with a bowl of sweet peas and freesias. Players included Miss John B. Beers Jr and Robert E. Daughtry among others. tea guests were Mrs. Lawrence Fairbanks and Miss Martha Robinson.
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A. Dpd. Jones
Ladge Dee Jones
Genevieve Yoder
A. D. Jones
Jones
K. A. Yoder
R. W. Mitchell
Marion Roney
France
Smyril
Jean, Amis
Lorraine Wherrett
Myra St
John
Frances Schultz
Jane Lewis
Bianda Greenwade
Helen Lane
Helen Ruth Glover
Joan Glover
Carol Louise Holland
Genevieve Cooney
Mary Elizabeth Murphy
Janet” Lee
Freehart
Mae Darwin
Frances Orton
Ruth Jankes
Billy Minton
Tommy Hall
Neal Brown
Ned Nickson
J.M. Lewis
Sam_ McClenaghan
John McClure
Bobby Martin
Billie . Armstrong
Lyman.Sanders
Tommy St. John
Clark Freehart
Robert W. Mitchell
John Hill Jr
Johnnie Jewett
Harold DeShurley
Howard Glover
Jack Cooney
Paul Schultz, Jr
Frank Goodwin
William Shelton
Buddy Smith
Robert Fall
North Richard Avenue
John B. Beers Jr
Robert E. Daughtry
John Allen Phinizy
Paul D. Wilmot
G. T. Watts
Ten Years Ago Today at Round Table Meeting
A 1924 Round Table gathering recalls Miss Myrtle Decker's travel talk on her Spain study. The note lists numerous members and guests, plus remarks on education, social life, and regional connections in Roswell society.
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Myrtle Decker
Spain
Round Table
Mmes
D. H. Galloway
W. A. Johnson
Meldrum Gray
Frank Seaverns
George Seaverns
Barry Duffield
Cc. S. Smith
Mary Cooney
D. W. Low
J. B. Kipling
A. G. Lodewick
J. P. Church
C. E. Mason
W. T. Marx
Kate W. Jacobson
G. A. Ricardson
E. L. Franklin
John W. Poe
George Zink
Grace Troutman
E. C. Trieb
Marian Hammer
C. R. Wise
EB. A. Cahoon
W. A. Vandewart
Marie Baldy
Alice Brown
John Umfleet
Grace T. Bear
Anne Schram
Edith Geyer
Grace S. Massie
Beatrice Dunlap
Annie L. Snorf
Carrie Wise
Ericson
Seattle
Lloyd Wilson
Clarence Keeler
Berkeley
Ray Bryant
Detroit
Amelia Jacobson
St- Louis
White
Des Moines
Iowa
Langford Keith
Suit Sale Offers Reduced Prices At Quigley Shop
Simpson made to measure clothes offered at $25 for two pants suits from $30. Other suits priced from $34.50 to $39.50 now reduced, with overcoats on sale. Advertisement for D. Clyde Quigley representative located at 262 East Albuquerque.
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Simpson
D. Clyde Quigley
East Albuquerque
Adv
Mrs. Burton Mossman Under Observation at Temple Hospital
Mrs. Burton Mossman is at Scott and White Hospital in Temple Texas for observation after medical evaluation.
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Burton C. Mossman
Scott-White Hospital
Temple, Texas
Martial law restrictions eased in Gallup coal field
Gallup New Mexico January 6 AP Capt Wallace P Martin commanding the Gallup coal field military district announced that restrictions on the sale of ammunition and firearms had been lifted. General order issued last September during the coal strike had martial law proclaimed remains in effect as yet.
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Gallup Coal Field Military District
Start Battle For Los Angeles Open Golf Title
One hundred forty golfers began the Los Angeles open at Los Angeles Country Club chasing the title and a share of 45000 in prize money on the same course that hosted the first money tournament on the Pacific coast eight years ago.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Country Club
Extension experts to discuss cotton acreage reduction program Hagerman meeting
W L Elser agricultural extension director for New Mexico and L H Hauter state extension economist from State College spoke with J R Thomas county agent this afternoon. They will address a mass meeting at Hagerman tonight on the cotton acreage reduction program and the general agricultural outlook.
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W. L. Elser
New Mexico
L. H. Hauter
State College
J. R. Thomas
Hagerman
Fichr Wins Hastings International Chess Tourney
Salo Fichr of Czechoslovakia won the Hastings and St Leonard's Chess Cup event ending yesterday. Dr Alexander Alekhien and A Lilienthal of France tied for second and third prizes, with E Eliskases of Austria and C D O Alexander of England sharing fourth and fifth prizes.
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Hastings, Eng
Hastings and St. Leonard's Chess C
Salo Fichr
Czechoslovakia
Alexander Alekhien
A. Lilienthal
France
E. Eliskases
Austria
C.-D. O'D. Alexander
England
Albuquerque appoints new federal re employment manager
J. C. Mitchell of Albuquerque has been named federal re employment manager for Bernalillo county to replace Carl Whittaker who was dismissed last Sunday by state director W. J. Keeney.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
J. C. Mitchell
Bernalillo County
Carli Whittaker
W. J. KkKeeney
New Mexico Gold Co Starts Taos Junction Placer Mine
Albuquerque based New Mexico Gold Producers Corp began placer mining near Taos Junction last month and now employs 40 men. The firm is led by Charles Curtis, former vice president of the United States.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Gold Producers Corporation
Taos Junction
Charles Curtis
United States
Conservation League Meets At Albuquerque
Albuquerque January 6 AP Harold L Ickes secretary of the interior seeks expert western guidance on conservation and public land management. Mrs Antoinette Funk assistant interior secretary outlines Ickes stance on cooperation and fencing removal policy. Numerous officials and scholars from New Mexico attend, including C M Botts, M M Cheney, and others from universities and state agencies.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Harold L. Ickes
See
Interior
West
Antoinett Funk
Southwestern Conservation League
Funk
Santa Fe
Ickes
Department of the Interior
San Raf’ael
Vernon CO
State Teachers Mustangs Fall to Gila College Monsoon 42 23
In Silver City on January 4, the New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs suffered their first basketball loss of the season, 42 to 23, against Gila College of Thatcher Arizona, hampered by a shortage of reserve material.
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Silver City
Jan
New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs
Gila College of
Thatcher
Ariz
New Mexico Banks Asked for December 1933 Statements
State bank examiner John Bingham issued a call on all state banks and building and loan associations in New Mexico to submit statements of business and condition as of the close of business December 3, 1933. The notice was sent from Santa Fe and carried by the Associated Press.
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Warren S. Barlow
U. S A
Los Angeles
Wivtes
New Mexico
Los Angeles Times
Woodian Saunders
Santa Fe
John Bingham
New Mexico men killed in Texas highway crash
Frank Glover of Anthony and R D Martin of Gause died when two autos collided on the Houston Bryan highway near Bryan Texas last night. Two others were injured in the wreck reported by AP.
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Bryan
Texas
Frank Glover
Anthony
N. M
R. PD. Martin
Gause
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