Roswell and Pecos Valley Men Win Rhodes Scholarships
George A Feather dean at New Mexico A and M College Las Cruces and Rhodes scholarship examiner is in San Francisco for the 1935 exam. His sister Shirley Feather heads Roswell High School Spanish. Another Roswell alumnus, Dr Harold Zink now heads Du Pauw University politics in Greencastle Indiana. Feather earlier won the 1917 Rhodes exam and studied at Oxford with wartime delays, while Zink studied at Harvard before becoming a professor and author.
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George A. Feather
New Mexico A. and
M. College
Las Cruces
Rhodes
Oxford University
Hogland
San Francisco
Shirley Feather
Roswell High School
Pecos Valley
England
Mr. Feather
University of New Mexico
Feather
Oxford
Durham College
New Castle
Roswell
Harold Zink
George W. Zink
A Stuent
Harvard
du Pauw University
Greencastle Indiana
Annette Reese hosts banco dancing party
Annette Reese entertained club members and their dates at a banco and dancing party Saturday night at her parents home 712 West Alabama. Guests included Leola Smith Mary Pearson Laura Treat Patricia Malarney and more. Also notes of other social events and local society updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Reese
George L. Reese
West
Ala- Ineia
Annette
Leola Smith
Mary Pearson
Laura Treat
Muggins Burrow
Mandelee York
Patricia Malarney
Cecelia Vande- Watt
Bobbie McNally
Edward French
Wade <Or
Light showers and storm reports across New Mexico
Light showers dotted Roswell and surrounding areas while Albuquerque and Clovis saw rain or snow. A major winter storm brought precipitation to northern and central New Mexico, with 4 inches of snow in Gallup and up to two and a half feet in the continental divide. Highways remained passable though muddy in places.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Elephant Butte
Estancia
el Morro
Acomita
Gallup
Continental Divide
Grant County
Roswell
Clovis
Tucumcari
Raton
Gayle Rogers Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Gayle Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Rogers of 60 South Atkinson Avenue celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday afternoon with games and a birthday cake with lit candles served with ice cream Mrs Rogers assisted by Mrs Fred W Blocksom. Attending were Clara Mae Blocksom Marian Stubbs Leslie Anderson Florence Mae Hicks Roy Bailey H C Danenburg Harold Haines Sonny Stockton Tom Thornton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Rogers
Walter L. Rogers
Atkinson Avenue
Legion to Discuss Building Plans at Monthly Meeting
Plans for a new home for the local American Legion post will be submitted for discussion at the regular monthly meeting at the D A V hut tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
J. P. Haynes
South
Missouri Avenue
Kappa Sigma
Nickson Coffee Shop
Legion
American Legion
D. A. V. Hut Tonicht
Governor Says Federal Appointment Details Unclear
The governor states the state will not be involved in replacing a federal appointee as Hopkins holds the federal post. The article notes continued ambiguity about the federal appointment and its relation to state duties.
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McConvery
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
New Mexico
Board of Public Welfare
Tingley
FERA
Hopkins
Relief Administration
Roosevelt Says No New Taxes Yet For 1936 Budget
President Roosevelt states there is no point yet in achieving a full budget balance and urges Congress to extend miscellaneous internal revenue taxes that expire next June or July while keeping current rates. He notes tax estimates depend on maintaining the 3 cent non local first class mail rate. The message to Senate and House ends with a concluding remark.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Budget aims to sustain relief and government efficiency
The speech outlines three objectives: keep normal government functions with economy, prevent destitution by practical methods, and maintain the government's credit. It proposes relief expenditures in 1936 totaling about 4.11 billion dollars, with 472 million for cultural adjustments and a 4.0006 billion appropriation to fund work for the unemployed, subject to executive allocation.
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United States
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Paul Horgan
Vernon Knapp
A. N. Carter
Santa Fe
San Angelo
Austin
Texas
Starr
Charles R. Brice
Gladys Brice-Wyatt
Mary Evelyn
Shanghai
Milton J. Helmick
Milton Ds Helmick
United States Court For China
Helmick
Business and Professional Womens Club
William A Martin
West Walnut
Miss Ann Rogers
Inez Jones
Ann Rogers
Grace T. Bear
Lisle B. Tannehill
Hollywood
California
Clarence E. Hinkle
Lillian Tanehill
John Tannehill
The
Central Hardware Company
Tannehills
Mary L. White
Cactus
Arizona
Oklahoma
Elza White
Miss White
Mrs. Palmer Bradley
Houston
Bradley
R. L. Bradley
Charles Wise
Frances Bradley
Nogales
Mary Marcus
Los Angeles
F. A. Lee
Corpus Christi
O. M. Wallace
Mmes
Will H. Whatley
Luther M. Dudley
Charles M. Martin
Missouri Avenue Parent Teacher Association
Hazel Smith
First
M. E. Church
Cecil Hammerton
Abdah Anderson
North
Michigan Avenue
Willis Ford
Ford
John H. Mullis
Luella McGaffeytown
Woodlaw Saunders
Merry Nine Club
Martha Jean Kelly
Frances Martin
Beverly Hodges
Margaret Gessert
Roberta Crosby
Elizabeth Ann _ = Hill
Laura Dunlap
North Sea Avenue
Illie Dunlap
Edward M. Dax
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin Bitelgeorge
Daniel J. Payne
Riley McPherson
Dora L. Fellows
Set. Day
D. E. M. L. Service
U. S. Army
Fort Bliss
Set
Mrs. Day
Richardson Avenue
East Side Study Circle
S. S. Santheson
D. B. Titus
L. P. Richart
Elsie Robinson
W. W. Phillips
Cleveland
Ohio
Sam W. Rolph Jr
Helen Phillips
W.W. Phillips Jr
Carrizozo
East
Paul G. Schultz
Schultz
Federal Housing Administration For
James F. Hinkle
Patrick H. Gratton
Small Son
Gunnison, Colorado
Captain Gratton
John Gratton
Charity Layette Society
Charles W. Boone
Floyd A. Lee
Charles F. Ward
Chester Glenn Owens
Chester Eugene
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vaughn
Lake Arthur
Artesia
Bing
Reers
Pop Crosby
Kitty Carlisle
Daffy Dean
Gages
Tovi
Princess
Chester Morris
Laing'’S Food Store
North Main St
Pres. Roosevelt
Schuters
Thas
Kipling
Kipling's Confectionery Inc
RCA Victor
Zink
Liccert & Myers Tosacco Co
Apie
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