Charming Buffet Supper Friends Chums Hostes
Mrs Anna Thompson of Albuquerque will visit the Ros club for a waffle supper in Westminster Hall at seven. Reservations with Miss Arline Gibbany. South Avenue P T A holds a 3:30 pm election at the school tomorrow. Mrs C E Ison guest speaker on Motion Picture Situation. A study group meets at 5 at 708 South Michigan. Jr and Mrs Edward L Scarritt welcomed a son, Charles Harvey Scarritt, born Sunday morning at Marys hospital.
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Irs
Anna Thompson
Alburque
Federaof
Ros 1
Westminster Hall
Arline Gibbany
South Avenue
C. E. Ison
Grover Conrad
South Michigan Inn
B. Onwade
Billy Heitman
Matt Neid
Albuquerque
Raymond Lankford
Campbell Burrell
Jack Billington
Roswell
Cowan
Curry
Menoud
Jack Menoud
Louis Burch
James Burch
Billy Joe Purch
Joe Farkas
Aker
Patsy
Katherine Farkas
Woman's Missionary Socety
Slade
Mmes
Charles Michelet
Williamson
Burrell
McNamara
Gehman
Walton
James McKinstry
Sanders
Tics. Goodwin
Heulloway
Alice Hedges
Campbell
Bhret
Evans
Hietman
Henrichsen
Jacob
Lathrop
E D. Menoud
Utterback
Hedges
W. L. Heitman
Frederic Heitman
Morris
Hope
Esther James
Tau Kappa
R. T. G.) Club
J. P. Morgan
Asa
Clark and Son
Sterling
Texas
Hagerman
Mr. White
Clovis
Presbyterian Church
Semly of God Church
Kevlaughin
Lee Miller
Rho Tau Kappa
J. T. Knight
P Debter
Karlene Kincaid
Caroline Paddock
Carlsbad
John Henry Sleyter
County Commissioners Set 1933 Valuation Basis
A Roswell meeting of Chaves County officials approved a 1933 assessment basis. The committee concluded that the 1932 valuation should represent normal market value at 75 percent for typical properties. The secretary certified the resolution as adopted on January 6, 1934. Other business included filing Dr. Eggleston as county physician and health officer and approving monthly and quarterly reports from county officers and justices of the peace. The session adjourned at noon to resume at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Roswell
New Mexico
Edward C. Gessert
Chaves County Taxpayers Association
E. F. Eggleston
L. I. Johnson
J- P
Ss. W. Smith
J. P
I. B. McCormick
Ten Years Ago Today Presbyterian Social Notes
Ten years ago today a large group of Presbyterian women gathered at Mrs. Robert Beers home for a covered dish lunch and rug making. Out of town guests included Mrs Frampton Sharon Pa Mrs Parks Peaver Pa Mrs King Pasadena Calif and Miss Wallace Jerseyville Ill. Dr and Mrs W W Phillips hosted dinner bridge and other social events featured for the day with numerous local couples and clubs noted including the Martes Bridge Club and the First M E Church choir.
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Robert Beers
Aid Society
Frampton
Sharon
Parks
Peaver
King
Pasadena
Calif
Wallace
Jerseyville
Illinois
W W. Phillips
Lloyd Wilson
Catherine Cahoon
Clarence Keller
Louise Cahoon
Berkeley
California
Wm. C. Davidson
Dillard H. Wyatt
Otis W. White
Gladys Jolly-Trammell
Mary JL. White
Susie Mae Winston
E. A. Cahoon
Roy Daniel
Martes Bridge Club
Mmes
Charles F. Beeson
Grover C. Cottingham
C. M.farnsworth
Will. H- Johnson
W. H. McCullough
Jaffa Miller
Prager Miller
Roy Lochhead
Herbert A. Lowrey
Rolla R. Hinkle
Arthur L. Farnsworth
Hugh Morrow
M. E
Nelle G. Mason
Ford Geyer
Sylvester P. Johnson
Miss Mason
Ruth Einhart
C. M. Einhart
North Lea Avenue
Arthur E. Ingham
Ingham
Bill Phillips
Jimmy Cooper
Austin Porter Jr
Frances Austin
Kansas City
Carrolton
High School Basketball Winners in New Mexico District Race
Carlsbad Artesia and Lordsburg won weekend games to move closer to district titles. Carlsbad beat Hope 23 14, Artesia won 48 25, Lordsburg crushed Columbus 44 29 and then beat Cliff 60 34. Anthony High split two games with Austin High 28 25 and 40 35 in El Paso. Other results included Clovis and Rand Valley, Elida over Portales, Vaughn over Corona, Albuquerque over Belen, Santa Fe Indians over St Marys, and Fort Wingate over Menaul. The season remains too early to forecast state titles.
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Associated Press
Carlsbad
Artesia
Lordsburg
Athletic Association
Hope
Columbus
Cliff
Anthony High
Mesilla Valley
Austin High
el Paso
Austin
Clovis
Randhvalle
Elida
Portales
Vaughn
Corona
Albuquerque
Belen
Santa Fe Indians
St. Marys
Scandal in Los Angeles CWA Work Sparks Probe
John B. Elliott declares the CWA administration in Los Angeles a public scandal alleging waste of public funds and misuse of relief for personal ends. He plans to present statements to the federal grand jury, citing 16 000 to 17 000 unemployed daily on projects with no tools or materials and delayed or mislaid paychecks.
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Los Angeles
CWA
John B. Ehnott
Democratic State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Washington
Elliott
California
Federal Grand Jury
Western states push for gold silver monetary base by law
George O W Malone, chairman of the western states silver committee, says inflations and gold standard advocates may join the silver group to establish by law a gold silver monetary base. He cites 11 western states including Arizona Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Montana Nevada Idaho Utah Washington Oregon California and argues for silver reestablishment as primary money metal with price stabilized by law. He notes 64.5 cent silver price and potential government profit via silver certificates.
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Washington
George O W. Malone
Western States Silver Committee
Malone
Reno
Far Western
Roosevelt
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
California
Somers
Congressional Committee
United States
Strange tale of mother love ends with burial bones
El Paso Texas AP reports the death of Juana Cervantes about 80 and the revelation of a mother who guarded her daughter's bones for over 40 years. She moved the bones from Mexico and kept them in a small box atop an old bed. The bones were exhumed and sterilized for burial with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Juana Cervantes
Cervantes
Juana
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Camp Chatter Column Missing After Emergency Surgery
The Camp Chatter column by Tommie White was absent after an emergency appendicitis operation at St Marys hospital. He is recovering and will resume writing soon. The article accuses the budget of not being balanced and criticizes the President for misrepresenting or not knowing facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie White
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robinson
New Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Severance Tax
The Lea County case affirmed the tax as constitutional, with the court ruling it an excise tax within state powers. The referendum petition did not suspend operation due to the emergency clause, and the court preserved questions about tangibility and ad valorem status without ruling on the exemption issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sadler
Hagerman News Finds Old Year Fades With News
The Hagerman column lists many locals returning to colleges after the holidays and notes a string of visits, travel to Roswell and Carlsbad, church meetings, and social gatherings. It reports illnesses including measles pneumonia and a serious child case, plus a Tau Kappa club anniversary event.
Barracks Briefs Recall Vacations and Homecomings
A hurried War Department style brief recaps cadet and staff news. Absent California and northern cadets struggle with snow while others return to campus, new faces join the fold, and old friends plan future reunions. Mentions include Bill Henderson’s return, Chalky Stahler’s Texas Tech marriage, and several friends traveling or recovering from injuries. Weather notes hint at upcoming snow, with a long break in store before classes resume.
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Soupy Formation
California
Bill Henderson
Bill
Ture
Brown
Nueva York
Bates
Kitchen
Jordan
Wolf
Moore
Pat Rip van Winkle
Janeway
Woodman
Deemon
Chalky Stahler
Texas Tech
Roswell
Congress considers combined federal state tax proposal
Congress marked sessions with a push for quick action but faced many amendment proposals from committee members. Chairman Harrison urged the committee to give serious consideration to a plan for a combined federal state gallonage tax of 2.60 dollars.
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House
Committee
Harrison
New York Market Close Roundup on Jan 8
AP reports closing quotes across a range of stocks including Am Co Am 70 1 4, Am Cyan B 15 1 8, Amer G & E 19 3 8, Gulf Oil 59 1 2, Newmont 50 1 4, Hecla Mining 6 3 4, Ford Ltd 5 7 8, Texan 6 3 8, and Unit Verde 4. Other prices listed include Ark Nat Gas A 1 1 4 and Libby McN 3, with several associates and utilities also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan B
Amer G & E
Amer Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Coas Cop Min
Cord Corp
Cresson
el B & E
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Libby McN
Newmont
Ning Hud Pok
Penn Road
Sound
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit P & L
Unit Verde
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Grace Thorpe
J. John E. Smith
Sciencertment
Womans Club
Club House
John C. Martens
Rochester
Minn
Worswick
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Bers. A. Dakens
Vis
R. C. Worswick
S- Claude Williamson
Ward Trollinger
Jack Johnson
Fami
C. N. Green
South Kentucky Avenue
FP. Kranz
Oracion
Fred Westfall
Albert Whitehead
St. Marys Hospital
Mrs
Grady L. Harris
Ord
Phoenix
Mrs. Mills Talmage
St. Mary's
Te. W. A. Brown
Mrs. Atterbury
Abie Texas
Frederic C. Glover
Jeanne Amonett
Friends
Chums
W. T
W. C. Holland
Sam Stolaroff
Clardy
Edd Amonett
Poe Corn
Bill Roberts
Joyce Prait
Woodrow House
Lorraine Bullard
Leonard Stolaroff
Mary Alice Pritchard
Tom Fowler
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Lebron Prat
Louise Lyda
Joseph Hawkins
Clifton Holloman
Hether Lane
John Paul Holtland
Sara Louise Whatley
Clifford Ward
Mary Kathryn Waller
Eugene Bradshaw
Marjorie White
Virginia Schrimsher
Carl Clardy
Will Rogers
M. Shitch
ZaSu
Pitts
Leslie Howard
Berkley Square
George Brent
Princess
Adam SE Ous
Senate
Aimits
Willangtin
R-Ind
State of the Union
Indiana
Republic
T. E. Boggs
Roswell, N. M
Lea County
News of
State College
Verne Morris
Heitman
Tom Utterback
Max Wiggins
Carl Emminger
Floyd
Pickens West
McMurry
Ruth Wiggins
Long Peach
Duck
Hunter
O’donnell
Hamilton
Zuckerman
Ed Markham
Alec Waterhouse
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Ole Jo Dinelli
Second Stoops
Admiral Byrds
Mildred Key
Florine Lankford Key
Morton, Texas
Herman Kunkel
Plainview
Mr.Kunkel
Mr. Kunkel
Ea Kunkel
Congress
Schuler
Quix
L. F. Woodhead Electric Co
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