Roswell Girl Scout Council Plans Forward Activities
The Roswell Girl Scout Council met at the Chamber of Commerce chaired by Mrs. William H. McCullough. They discussed securing troop sponsors and boosting local interest in scouting for girls. A court of awards is scheduled for January 23 at 4 PM at Junior High School. Camperships for Camp Andre and Camp Mary White will be offered, with leaders’ conferences underway across the region.
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L. J. Vauchelet
Walter Harrison
Cactus Region
Boston
San Francisco
Cactus
Camp Andre
Camp Mary White
Cactus Region Girl Scouts
Addy Collum
Johnson Building
Amarillo
Texas
Mary L. White
Thelma Trott
National Thrift Week
Benjamin Franklin
General Federation of Womans Clubs
National Girl Scouts
Daughters of American Revolution
H. E. Samson
Franklin
Albuquerque
South Main
Mary Mossman
Fellowship Class Supper Meeting at Mary Mullis Home
The Westley Fellowship Class of the First M E Church held a covered dish supper at Miss Mary Mullis home with Miss Leta Monroe presiding. Mrs Wesley M Foster was elected secretary treasurer. A Japan mission study was led by Miss Cleo Rosenburg and gifts were given to Mrs Robert D Haire. Attendees included Mary Mullis and many others. Charles Shepherd party visitors from Carlsbad also called in Roswell.
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Dan H. Wilmot
Mary Mullis
Leta Monroe
Wesley M. Foster
H. D. Pate
Hobbs
Cleo Rosenburg
Japan
Robert D. Haire
John H. Mullis
Miss Mary
Léta Monroe
Hazel Simmons
Ruth Johnson
Mary Helena Coats
Helen Webb
Lucy Mae Crowe
Alyce Claire Teague
Elizabeth Lancaster
Mmes
Joe Menaskey
Wesley H. Foster
James Hill
Carl Long
Go Getters Class Elects Officers At First Methodist
Graduate nurses party hosted by Mrs. O M Wallace and Go Getters Class met at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school session. Officers elected included Wilma Murrell president Eileen Rapp vice president Alice Tilton secretary treasurer and Gene Moore press reporter.
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O. M. Wallace
O. M.wallace
Helen Watts
Sarney Leonard
Audrey Dollahan
Lynn Croissant
Wilma Murrell
Verle Wilson
Alice Tilton
Paul Littell
Aileen Rapp
Gilbert DcHahon
Gene Moore
Bill Dearr
Vera Conyers
Wayne Rapp
Olive Butler
Cecil Hammerton
Ehitelgeorge
Ruth Eloise
Wallace
Presbyterian C E Holds Business Social Meet
The Presbyterian C E group met at Camp Kelly with Miss Harrett Kelly as hostess and Mrs Merrill C Martin supervising. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs Martin, Frances Long, Hope Crowder, Margaret Trollinger, Mary Alice Perkins, Jean Watt, Joan Savage, Dorothy Long, Raychelle Chappell, Esther Adams, Myra S&J John, Gayle Wooldridge, Lois Crowder, Marjorie Fensom, Harriet Kelly.
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Camp Kelly
Harrett Kelly
Merrill C. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Frances Long
Hope Crowder
Margaret Trollinger
Mary Alice Perkins
Jean Watt
Joan Savage
Dorothy Long
Raychelle Chappell
Esther Adams
Myra S&j
John
Gayle Wooldridge
Lois Crowder
Marjorie Fensom
Harriet Kelly
Roswell A A U W hears Col Atwood on changes in New Mexico
The Roswell branch of the American Association of University Women held a guest night at the N M M I Mess Hall Bates apartment with Miss Modene Bates as hostess. Colonel J D Atwood gave a timely address on legal and economic changes in New Mexico over the past twenty five years, tracing the territorial era to statehood and highlighting educational and highway development.
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Roswell
American Association of University Women
Bates
Modene Bates
Clyde Totten
Harriet Poorbaugh
Lenore Shafer
J. D. Atwood
New Mexico
Atwood
Enchilada Supper Bridge Party Held at Home
Mrs Brenneman hosted a charming enchilada supper bridge party with candles on the table centerpieces of red berries and ferns. Guests included Miss Burr Powell Irene Swann Thelma Perry Esther McNally Nancy Ras mus and Mrs Brenneman along with other local hosts and guests.
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Contract
Burr Powell
Irene Swann
Thelma ‘Perry
Esther McNally
Nancy Rasmus
Mmes
B. P. Rasmus
Mansfield Tweedy
Mrs.Brenneman
South Hill P T A Plans Mexican Food Sale
The South Hill P T A held its regular meeting with president Mrs Edwardo Melendez in charge. C M Martin county schools superintendent gave an address after a First Year Class reading demonstration. Old and new business followed. mothers will host another Mexican Food Sale this Saturday January 19, location to be announced.
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Department of Justice
Campaign Against Crime
American Legion
Nye
Senate
Perkins
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Detroit
Federation
South Hill
Wall Street steadies as currencies ease gold fear
New York reports support for stable currencies easing the dollar panic and restoring stock confidence. Equities and staple prices rally moderately while the bond market stays quiet and cotton futures slip on liquidation market signals.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Broad Listings
Reports show a wide range of issues closing with varied gains and losses on the New York Stock Exchange. Among notable names cited are AmEx, Am&M, AmLoco, Steel and Oil firms, with mixed movement for utilities and manufacturers.
New York Curbs and Market Prices Reported
The New York market summary from the Associated Press lists varied price quotes for multiple stocks and commodities. Notable items include Amoco, American Cyanamid, General Electric, Maracaibo, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Newmont Mining, Penn Road, Texon, and Unit Verde with fractional changes, reflecting a broad mix of industrial, energy, mining, and consumer issues.
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Humble Oil
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Texon
Unit
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Unit Verde
Grain futures quotes Chicago January 16 AP
Closing grain prices list futures for wheat corn oats rye and barley along with lard and bellies. Prices shown for each contract month across January March May July and September with values in cents or dollars per unit.
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Chicago
R&e
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market figures show hogs 2500 head down 5 to 15 cents with top at 7.75 for 210 pound choice loads. Cattle and calves total around 5,500 with steers 7.50 to 11.50 for 550 to 1500 pounds, heifers 6.25 to 9.75, cows 5.00 to 6.00, vealers 5.00 to 8.00. Sheep trades steady to strong with lambs scarce, yearling wethers 5.75 to 7.75, ewes 4.00 to 4.80.
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Kansas City
Jan
US Dept Agr
Wool Market in Ohio Fleeces Sees Slight Upturn
Ohio and similar fleece wools saw scattered calls with limited demand. Fine Ohio delained fleeces mostly 28 cents grease, 27 cents ex. Heavier shrinking fleeces priced higher. Strictly combing 48s to 0s 1/4 blood Ohio fleeces quoted 26-27 cents grease as demand remained weak.
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Boston
Ohio
Mrs Thurston Leases Santa Fe Book Shop
Mrs Mary Thurston of Boston who has spent several months in Santa Fe has leased FEI Chivato Book Shop from Miss Eleanor Bedell and is now in charge.
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Mary Thurston
Boston
Santa Fe
Eleanor Bedell
Liberty bonds close firm on New York market
U S bonds were steady with Liberty bonds closing in New York on January 16. Fourth 4 1/4s traded around 33 to 38 old, Treasury 4 1/4s at 47 to 52, Home Owners Loan 4s around 51, Federal Farm Mortgage 3s at 49 and 3 1/4s near 64, with 100.1 and 101.26 readings respectively.
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Tex Corp
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New Orleans Cotton prices steady as sales rise
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady up six points at middling 12.62 amid sales of 486, while Galveston reported steady prices up five points with middling at 12.65 and sales reaching 200.
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