Pre nuptial tea honors Mrs Jagger at Roswell Country Club
One hundred ladies and neighbors gathered at Roswell Country Club for a thimble tea honoring Mrs C Mae Jagger who plans to move to Columbus Kansas for marriage to Edward M Spencer. The event featured decorated rooms, tea service, and garlanded cakes as close friends indicated the couple’s forthcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Country Club
Dorcas
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. Holland
David Davis
H. F. Davis
Country Club
C. Mae Jagger
Roswell
Columbus
Kansas
Jagger
Edward M. Spencer
Spen
Swell
Mr. Spencer
Robert Kellahin
Pauline Holland
Earl Corn
Edwin Herring
Florence Davis-Porter
Paris Sponsors the Lawn Dickey for Wool Frocks
Paris dressmakers preview spring fashions with lawn dickeys and vestees to pair with wool frocks. The Lyclene model features a lawn dickey, standing collar, and stiff bow resembling 1860 daguerreotype style. Red wool dress shows raglan sleeves, panel fronts, copper disk trims, and a self belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Chicago Tribune
Hoover Roosevelt talk at White House weighs debt topics
President Hoover and his successor elect meet at the White House at 11 a m with discussions wrapped in secrecy. Observers expect talks on war debts and world economic issues as Roosevelt prepares for Washington parleys with Democratic leaders and a southern trip to select advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent Hoover
White House
Roosevelt
National Capital
Stimson
Hoover
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Warm Springs
Jacksonville
Fla
Vincent Astor
China lauds Roosevelt pledge amid Sino Japanese dispute
The Tokyo government said Roosevelt’s commitment to treaty sanctity would not change Japan's Manchuria policies. China welcomed the stance as approval of Hoover era policy in the Far East. Military action paused in Jehol and northern China, awaiting better weather, as reports from Dairen claimed Shanhai kwan already under Manchukuo control. Geneva prepared for a final Sino Japanese talks session with limited prospects. Washington voiced worries the Johor fighting could spread southward. In Yokohama a labor riot erupted as Singer Sewing Co. workers clashed with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosevelt
Japan
Manchuria
Tokyo
China
Roosevelt
Hoover
Eest
Jehol
Dairen
Shanhaikwan
Manchukuo
Peace and Order League
Geneva
League of Nations Committee of Nineteen
Washington
Johor
Yokohama
Singer
Charming Luncheon Compliment Mrs Jagger at Home
Leaves soon to make her home in Presidio Texas. A luncheon was held at 313 North Washington Avenue honoring Mrs C Mae Jagger whose marriage to Edward M Spencer of Columbus Kansas will occur next month. Guests included Mrs Arden Boehner and Mrs Carrie J Chapman among others at a three course turkey menu with sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Study Club
Olivet Club
Richard D. Jones
North
Washington Avenue
R. H. Herring
J. E. Johns
Moses
Johns
Jesus Saviour Pilot Me
Thos. M. Kleckner
L. Waucheter
Presidio Texas
Mmes. Arden Boehner
Bob Crosby
E. L. Wilde
Bert Ballard
T V. Price
H. P. Saunders
L. T. Godfrey
Gayle Armstrong
H. Bruce Griffith
George L. Erwin
J. E McClane
C. Mae Jagger
Edward M. Spencer
Columbus
Kansas
Jagger
Carrie J. Chapman
Irving W. Woolsey
T. C. McClane
State Senate Debates Campus Relocation and Mileage Rule
Senator Julien proposes eight cents a mile for private autos on state business and to repeal absentee voter laws of 1927 and 1929. Governor relief message not read. Senator Jones of Clovis backs a constitutional relocation plan to empower legislature to relocate and consolidate state educational institutions and dispose of their property when not needed for economical administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tackett
Albuquerque
Justices of the Peace
T. E. Julien
Senate
S. A. Jones
Clovis
New Bills in Lower House of the Legislature
Bills killed HB3 Amending workmen s compensation law. New Bills HB23 Train limit bill. Railroads committee. HB24 To provide for working of city and county prisoners on streets and roads permitting employment of guards. Municipal. HB25 Transferring powers of county board of education to district boards of school directors abolishing county boards. Education. HB26 Greager and Gonzales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamel
Railroads Committee
Encinias
Greager and
Gonzales
Plant blast ends with 100 Japanese workers arrested
A machine plant explosion caused extensive property damage and led to the arrest of over 100 Japanese employees. Authorities stress there were no international implications or outside agitators connected to the incident.
Illegal voting complaint filed in Albuquerque case
Albuquerque January 18 AP a complaint charging unlawful voting was filed today against Julian Garcia of Durane s after DA inquiry into illegal voting in the justice of the peace election. More charges possible against other voters. Garcia listed as 19 but claimed 21 at the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Julian Garcia
Duranes
District Attorney's Office
Justice of the Peace
Garcia
New Mexico Bills Include Tax Exemption Cap and Wage Priority
HB27 limits the $2,009 soldiers tax exemption to residents who moved to New Mexico before January 1, 1934. HB28 establishes a first lien for work and service of clerks and accountants and gives wage priority in bankruptcy. HB29 requires city ballot boxes to be delivered to the city clerk with official canvass three days later. HB20 prorates district attorney salaries and office expenses among counties by population. HJIRG recognizes the American Legislators Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
New Mexico
Thurmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scout Council
Rosswell Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Johnson
D. J. Shreeengost
J. S. B. Woolford
Baltimore
Mmes. W. A. Johnson
W. HH. McCullough
James B. Coats
Will H. Whatley
Harold E. Crosby
A. D. Jones
Grace T. Bear
H. A. Ingalls
Elza White
D. N. Pope
Womans Club Relief Committee
Womans Club
Chaves County
Lillian Franzen
State Child Welfare Bureau
Mmes
John B. Beers
J. D. Shinkle
L. O. Fullen
Carl R. McNally
Charles F. Joyce
Barry Duffield
Barney Pruit
Beverly H. Coiner
R. C. Worswick
Louis Keel
Gladys Brice Wyatt
Marie Beers
Mary Mossman
Margy Trieb
Dorothy Williams
Elizabeth French
Nancy Pearson
Esther Circle Baptist Church
Esther Circle of the First Baptist Church
M. McClaren
North Sea Avenue
George E. French
J. M. McDowell
Ross L. Malone
J. L. Mabone
R. B
Claude Simpson
Club
Roswel
E. J. Bates
Oscar White
Leland C. Fellows
Velva Borschell
F. M. Painter
B. O. Greenwade
Aaron
T. J. Pearson
Reed Mulkey
Promised Land
J. P. Haynes
D. E. Keeney
Dc. Cc. Hill
Mmes.Wade Corn
E. R. Ball
D. C. Pearson
Rob Crosby
G. N. Carothers
L. Vaudelet
Dewey Pilant
W. H. Whatley
T. M. Kieckner
Clifford Smith
C. N. Green
George H. Hill
A. F. Madison
J. M. Williams
North Lea Avenue
F. A. B. Mackheil
Madison
Peggy Farnsworth
Arthur L. Farnsworth
North Richardson Avenue
Peggy
Susanne Kroll
Hope MacKiel
Marian Madison
Barbara Vauchele
Margaret Johnson
Frances Traylor
Virginia Crosby
Betty Gray Smith
Sara Wilson
Aleene Hinkle
Dolores Farnsworth
Junior High
Kiwanis Club
Birch
America
Mabel Sperry
Pirch
Mmes. E. J. Bates
Velma Borschell
Presbyterian
John W. Rhea
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Gross Millers
Frank L. Traylor
North Ohio Avenue
Richard Langford Traylor
H. H. Sewing Club
Lily Chapman
John C. Peck
Martes Bridge Club
Leland. C. Fellows
State Vocational Home Economics Extension Service
Frank J. Thompson
Military Heights
William B. Rogers
Dickey
Bettina Bedwell
Mr. S. W. Taylor
Joplin
Ball & White Clothiers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Associated Press
Hjirg
White and Others
American Legislators Association
Judiciary
Vicks Plan
Morrison's Jewelry Store
Arlington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!