Mildred Dilling Harpist Tops Co operative Concert
Mildred Dilling harpist appears as the second attraction in Roswell Cooperative Concerts, Friday night January 12 at the Junior High auditorium. Born in America, she studied in Europe under Renie and made a Paris debut at Salle Erard before ensemble tours in France. Her career includes New York recitals and broadcasts.
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Mildred Dilling
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Europe
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Salle Erard
Paris
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Roswell
Roswell Social Calendar Features Dozens Of Clubs
Roswell listings show a busy weekly slate with Presbyterians and churches hosting meetings, clubs like the Roswell Business Professional Womans Club, Coronado Folk Festival activities, and many social gatherings in homes and hotels. Notable items include Mildred Dilling harp recital details and a Friends of Art screening at the Roswell Museum.
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Southwestern History Club
C. D. Bonney
St. Andrews
Friends of Art
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Womans Council of
First Christian Church
Church Annex
Little Bridge Club
Nickson Hotel
Sam Stolaroff
First Methodist Womans Missionary Society
Roswell
Phi Nu
Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association
Shakespeare Club
H. V. Fall
City Council Pta
Library
Miss Bourne
East Grand Plains
Young Womans Department
Roswell Womans Club
Coca Cola Plan
Hamilton Tobin
Vinton
Iowa
Paul G. Schultz
Donald E. Gillespie
Schultz
W. C. Buchly
Institute Bridge Club
Wester Montgomery
Coronado
Roswell Museum
Federal Art Center
John C. Martens
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Roswell News Briefs And Stock Market Tidbits
Local items report Miss Frances Schultz visiting UNM for Kappa Kappa Gamma events and other society notes. Wall Street closes with mixed moves as most leaders lag while Chrysler posts a modest gain and various majors show uneven results amid budget doubt and holiday effects.
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Douglas Aircraft
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American Telephone
Phelps Dodge
Union Pacific
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Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Edison
American Smelting
American-Hawaiian Steamship
Anaconda
Eastman Kodak
Loft
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit
Montgomery Ward
Public Service of N. J
International Paper
Electric Power & Light
U. S&s
PEO Chapter B Luncheon Set at Mrs Johnson Home
PEO Chapter B will hold a luncheon on Thursday afternoon at one o'clock at the home of Mrs S P Johnson 610 West Fifth Street with co hosts Mmes Harry Andrew Cecil Bonney George W Zink Mrs J M Wattam and her son James recently returned from Charleston West Virginia where they taken a trip and visited family.
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C. W. Hanes
Olivet Study Club
Walter Harrison
PEO
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Mmes. Andrew
Bonney
Zink
Clover Leaf Club
Mage Link
Friendship Club of the Rebekahs
N. S. Berry
West Ninth Street
A. M. Guffey
Roy C. Phillips
Dora Stewart
Florida
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Mabel McCracken
Emory Hurtt
Charles W. Hanes
Floyd R. Stone
M. C. McGranahan
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W. B. McCoy
Mary Larham
John M. Rose
C. M. Hester
Ben Pendergrass
M. A. McCracken
Inga Mulroy
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J. W. Dudley
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North Lea Avenue
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Gallup Independent
Purity Bakery
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Yucca Theatre
Donald
Jean Tipton
Clara Lou Davis
Kittie Lou Brookshier
Tommy Brookshier
Betty Janice Ashley
Cecil Pendergrass
David Rue Chrisman Jr
David Lorenzo
Blaine Leftwich
John Franklin Walker
Vadis McPherson
Pauline Wilhite
Ed Hobson
Evelyn Wheeler
Max Cabber
Marjorie Adams
Josephine Garrett
Joyce Malone
Jane Wilhite
Jean Dickerson
Doris
Dixie Dresser
Dixie
Vera Stephens
Mines
Archie Sanders
Henry Nolte
Clarence Wheeler
George Smith, Jr
Joe Gilland
Gail Nellis
Wilhite
McPherson
Wheeler
Dickerson
Cabber
Jones
Mrs. Mitchell
Cecil Bonney
K. A. Yoder
Gladys B. Wyatt
George Slaughter
M. L. Norton
E. W. Lander
James R. Kelly
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
Robert H. Goddard
Evelyn B. Dowaliby
Powhatan Carter
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Pauline B. Cooney
Earl Lassiter
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Texas
Fred Blocksom
Lea Avenue
S. P. Johnson
West Fifth Street
Harry Andrew
George W. Zink
J. M. Wattam
James
Charleston
West Virginia
Wools in Boston Steady Amid Limited Trade
Graded domestic wools remained mostly quiet in Boston over the past week with quotations largely unchanged and trading minimal. Spot Merino wools saw moderate demand at steady prices while orders were placed for imports from South Africa and South America. Graded combing wools ranged from 40 to 47 cents in grease for various grades.
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Treasury closes mixed as market ticks higher and yields shift
New York reports a day of mixed Treasury results with 3 1/45 and 46-44 quotes, 110.14, and 2s at 50-48 with 103.15 and 2 1/2s at 52-50 105.29. A Federal Farm Meeting is noted on unquoted terms alongside Home Ownership Loan references.
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Chicago Produce Prices Steady on Butter and Eggs
Chicago January 6 reports butter at 508,006 dollars and eggs at 8,171 dollars, both prices unchanged from prior. The brief market note notes firm undertone with no changes in the listed commodity prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Prices Move In Early Session
Chicago grain prices on January 6 show wheat May at 1.03 and 7/8 to 5/8, July at 1.01 and 3/8 to 1/4, September at 1.00 and 5/8. Corn May 59 1/8, July 59 3/4 to 5/8, September 60 1/2. Oats May 39 7/8, July 35 3/8, September 33 5/8.
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