Marriage of B Porter Cochran and Pearl Graves
The Dallas Times Herald reports the wedding of Pearl Graves of Dallas to B Porter Cochran of Roswell New Mexico at Rosmont Christian church. Officiant Dr William Jones, with a musical program by Elizabeth Addison and Catherine Conroy, followed by a reception at 306 West McGaffey Roswell. The couple plans to reside in Roswell after a White Mountains honeymoon. both attended NTAC. Also noted Sunset Creamery dinner hosted by J Marion Williams and A F Madison for staff and producers with a three course menu and social games.
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Dallas Times-Herald of Sunday
B. Porter Cochran
Rosewell
Miss Pearl Graves
Dallas
L. H. Graves
Willamet Street
R. H. McCune
Roswell
N. M
Rosemont Christian Church
Dr. Wlliam
Jones
Elizabeth Addison
Marguerite Addison
Catherine Conroy
Cameron Helms
Celina
Texas
Lucile Gates
Martha E. Scogin
Betty Chaffee
Louise Alsworth
Mary E. Robinson
L. H. Graves, Jr
Tom Wilson
McKinney
James Addison
Owen Cullum
White Mountains
West McGaffey Street
J. Marion Williams
A. F. Madison
North Sea Avenue
Sunset Creamery
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Wolf
Shelton Taylor
Earl Tankersley
J. N. Williams
Ed Roberts
B. E. Green
Albert Watson
Glenn Wheeler
Reta Madigan
G. H. Grimes
Williams
Madison
Mrs Montgomery Hosts Institute Bridge Club
Mrs Vester Montgomery entertained the Institute Bridge Club at her home in the Bateman Apartments on Military Heights. Pink sweet peas and ferns decorated the rooms and a salad course with coffee followed the bridge games. Members included Thomas M. Kleckner Temple V. Price Charles F. Ward Clark E. Storm L. T. Godfrey H. P. Saunders George L. Erwin Ralph D. Morrison Charles S. Whitney Jr. John C. Kost James R. Kelly Patrick H. Gratton LeRoy O. Smith Harry D. Blake Ewing L. Lusk and Bob Crosby.
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The
Institute Bridge Club
Vester Montgomery
Bateman Apartments
Military Heights
Charles S. Whitney Jr
John C. Kost
James R. Kelly
Patrick H. Gratton
LeRoy O. Smith
Harry D. Blake
Ewing L. Lusk
Bob Crosby
Presbyterian Sunday School Council Hosts January Meeting
The Presbyterian Sunday School Council met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vance R. Wilkins with Walter C. Garges presiding. Reports from classes and departments were shared and plans for the new year discussed. A social hour followed with refreshments prepared by Mrs. Wilkins and her daughter Margaret assisted by Mrs. LeRoy Thompson. Attendees included Rev. LeRoy Thompson, Walter C. Garges, Mr. and Mrs. Huntley, Mrs. Hayslip, Robert Lund, W. F. Welty, F. L. Austin, Flora Miller, Omar Leach, Grace Bear, Catherine Huntly, Frances Long, Marjorie Feasom, Margaret Wilkins, and the Wilkins.
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Presbyterian Sunday School Council
Vance R. Wilkins
Walter C. Garges
Mmes. E. F. Hayslip
Robert R. Lund
W. F. Welty
F. L. Austin
Flora Miller
Omar Leach
Grace T. Bear
Catherine Huntly
Frances Long
Marjorie Feasom
Margaret Wilkins
Dorcas Circle Meeting at First Baptist Home
The Dorcas Circle met yesterday at Mrs. A. C. Swanson’s home with Mrs. Walter P. Turner presiding. Mrs. M. E. Collier led devotions and Mrs. R. H. Carter presented the 1935 year book. Social hour followed with California fruits served. two new members, Mrs. Haley and Mrs. Burns, joined minting the gathering.
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Dorcas Circle
A. C. Swanson
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Walter P. Turner
M. E. Collier
R. H. Carter
J. B. Savage
J. J. Walker
C. M. Bunch
William L. Hill
Florence M. Painter
Floyd Wheeler
G. L. Bagwell
Oscar Goodsell
W. J. McInnes
A. W. Ullrich
Haley
Mrs. Burns
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Omar Leach Home
The Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary held its January meeting at Mrs. Omar Leach home with Mrs Sylvester P Johnson Jr presiding. Plans were made for an all day sewing bee for February in Westminster Hall a Valentine tea February 14 and a dinner party Friday night at Westminster Hall with husbands invited. Judge George L Reese spoke on The Laws of New Mexico in Regard to Women. Refreshments were served by the host and helpers.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Omar Leach
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Westminster Hall
Thornton H. Boswell
D. N. Pope
Persia
L. P. Richart
George L. Reese
New Mexico
Leach
Mmes
Donald Dye
George C. McFadden
H. A. Poorbaugh
F. L. Austin
Thomas J. Hall
Rolla R. Hinkle
H. A. Iankes
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Harry Kelly
Herbert A. Lowrey
Ewing L. Lusk
Chas. Miller
George Nachand
Charles A. Pfeiffer
H. A
Christian Church Guild Holds January Meeting
The Young Womans Guild of the First Christian Church hosted the January supper in the church annex with Mrs. Charles T. Townsend and others as hostesses. The gathering featured lit candles, table decorations, and a planned Valentine tea at Mrs. L. T. Lewis’s home on February 12. Mrs. Logan Hunter presided as president, with worship led by Mrs. Hugh M Huff Jr. and Miss Janice Huff. The program included mission talks on Japanese Christians, and many members and guests attended including Mrs. Damon H. Pace and Mrs. R. W. Franzen. The Women’s Bible Class met at Mrs. Boothe’s home for devotionals, charity comfort, and refreshments.
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Young Womans Guild of the
First Christian Church
Charles T. Townsend
Janice Huff
Shirley Feather
Ruby Opdyke
Logan Hunter
L. T. Lewis
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Thelma Perry
Damon H. Pace
M. D. Trout
R. W. Franzen
Mmes
Carl M. Bird
Florence Douglas
Orial Curtis
Jo B. Trout
Ted Townsend
Womans Bible Class
Christian Church
Cc. E. Boothe
J. M. Williams
Boothe
Dawson
Williams
Agnes Thornton
Cora Ray
W. F. Lenox
Ina Hughes
L. E. Holdifer
D. B. Titus
C. E. Emmett
D. Randall
Geo. S. Forbes
T. A. Harrison
H. B. Dawson
R. L. Corn
George Mc Daniels
Ed S. Gibbany
Laura Parks
Mrs. Boothe
Monday Contract Club Met At Farnsworth Home
The Monday Contract Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur L. Farnsworth. Light refreshments were served. Those present were Mmes. Harry G. Moberly, H. P. Saunders.
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Arthur L. Farnsworth
Mmes
Harry G. Moberly
H. P. Saunders
Girl Scout leaders plan rummage sale in Roswell
The Girl Scout Leaders Club met at Mrs. Floyd Childress home Circle Drive to finalize plans for a rummage sale Saturday at 100 North Main. P W Thorson guest speaker on troop organization and Scout ideals preceded a committee setup. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Childress and Miss Lillis Fisher as names of active and social members were listed.
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Girl Scout Leaders Club
Mrs. Childress
Lillis Fisher
Mary Mossman
Mary Mullis
Ruth Jean Smith
Dorothy Dow
Jean Wheeler
Mmes
Will H. McCullough
W. E. Lander
Robert D. Haire
Pauline B. Cooney
Governor Says McConvery Held Up Relief Funds
Governor Clyde Tingley blames J C McConvery for delaying New Mexico relief while as federal relief administrator and Santa Fe New Mexican manager McConvery refused to sign 2000 checks despite orders from FERA official Louis Nein. Gov vows further action once timing is right.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
J. C. McConvery
McConvery
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Tingley
Santa Fe New Mexican
Washington
Louis Nein
FERA
Denver
Valentine tea and dinner plans announced in Westminster Hall
The auxiliary invites husbands to a six thirty dinner in Westminster Hall Friday night with a turkey menu. A Valentine tea is sponsored for Thursday February fourteenth after noon. Mr and Mrs John Cave announce the birth of a daughter at St Marys Hospital yesterday at two fifty in the afternoon.
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West Coast
Dallas
Iliary
Westminster Hall
John Cave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Plan to create permanent civil aviation agency
Plan outlined by a special aviation commission proposes a permanent agency to govern civil aviation including air mail with expansion for commercial and military use. It envisions military aviation depots along Atlantic and Pacific coasts Hawaii Panama and Alaska plus navy purchases of more airships and a larger air force.
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Special Aviation Commission
Atlantic
Pacific
Hawaii
Panama
Alaska
Washington Post
Governor vows future action despite illness in New Mexico
The governor, smiling, says he has felt unwell and has not yet started work. He plans to move and get things done once he recovers, noting his secretarial staff has sent 2,500 letters and he expects to write to every New Mexico resident before year’s end.
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New Mexico
Tingley Writes Thousands of Letters to Post Office
Clyde Tingley announced today that he is sending thousands of letters to the post office, aiming to address a surge in mail volume in the opening weeks.
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Tingley
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
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Gari
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Ee We
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FOME
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Lawrence Wholfe
Harry Leonard
George L. Erwin
Ethel Lucas
Kansas
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Floyd Childress
NHWS
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Las Cruces
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F. B. Goodwin
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Michigan Avenue
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Peck
Yucca Theatre
Saint Andrews Guild
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Missouri
Lucas
American Association of University Women
Modene Pates
Bates
N. M. Me. S. Mess Hall
Presbyterian Womans Aux
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Douglas Fairbanks
Mary
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Fairbanks
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Lady Ashley
Says McConvery
Amelia
Amelia Earhart Putnam
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Yucca
Barbara Stanwyck
Warren William
Claude Rains
Navy
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Schilling Pepp
Kipling
Prince and
Commoner
Don Jamie
Spain
Signorina Emmanuela de Dampierre
Rome
Ruspoli Poggio Suasa
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Bray-Monore Shop
J. P. White
Radio
RCA
Zink Music Co
Woman's Club Presents
Renards
Pacific Coast Radio Orchestra
Woman's Club
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