Roswell Womans Club Golden Jubilee Honors Leaders
Grace Bear and J D Atwood headlined Roswell General Federation Golden Jubilee parties honoring pioneer club women. Atwood, longtime Artesia Roswell leader, led in leadership. Bear cited for longest continuous Federated membership. Other honorees include Hiram Dow Luella Brown Brice Wyatt Hinkle Florence Morris Elizabeth Garrett Grace Phillips Jane Mabry and more from Roswell and Santa Fe communities.
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Santa Fe
New Mexican
Roswell Womans Club
General Federation
Roswell
New Mexico Federation
Atwood
Artesia Woman’s Club
Roswell Woman’s Club
Grace T. Bear
Federated Club
Hiram M. Dow
Ella Lea
Luella McGaffey Brown
Gladys Brice Wyatt
Supreme Court
Charles R. Brice
James F. Hinkle
Florance Morris
Elizabeth Garrett
Grace McDonald Phillips
Jane Robinson Mabry
Womens Council hosts warm reception at Haymaker home
Yesterday afternoon the Women's Council of the First Christian Church held a welcoming tea at the Haymaker residence on Fifth Street and Garden Avenue. Over 100 guests attended from 3 to 5 pm, enjoying sweet peas, candlelight, and a silver tea service. Hostesses Mrs. O R Haymaker and Mrs. B B Wilson were assisted by council president Mrs. Joseph H Dekker and executive board members Will Purdy J Q Cummins Will Hortensein Hugh Huff J D Hill Charles Allison A E Fleehart. A light luncheon of sandwiches cakes mints and nuts accompanied tea and coffee served by four former council presidents C A Emmett E S Gibbany Eva Marlow Cooper and Howard Amason. An offering was collected to support council work.
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Womans Council of the
First Christian Church
O. R. Haymaker
B. B. Wilson
Haymaker
Fifth and
Garden Avenue
Joseph H. Dekker
Mmes. Will Purdy
J. Q. Cummins
Will H. Hortentsein
Hugh M. Huff
J. D. Hill
Charles L. Allison
A. E. Fleéhart
C. A. Emmett
Ed S. Gibbany
Eva Marlow Cooper
Howard Amason
Council
Sara Elizabeth Dobbs
Elizabeth Ann Hill
Laicile Wilson
Wilsce
B.P.W
Roswell
Clovis Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Lovington
E.G.P. Extension Club
East Grand Plains
R. K. Dunlap
D. H. Galloway
Mavericks
Dr. Galloway
Lucy Lea
Nelle G. Mason
Joyce Hunter
Edith Geyer
Annie L. Snorf
Ruth Meadows
Shirley Feather
Harriet Co
Roswell clubs share meetings and charity tea events
Roswell organizations including Coterie Club Shakespeare Club and BPW hosted a series of gatherings. Highlights covered a health talk by County Nurse Esther Schaubel, musical numbers by local students, and a silver offering tea to benefit BPW. Visitors Ruth McInnes and a Roswell museum gathering framed an active civic week.
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Coterie Club
Beautiful
Tea Shakespeare Club
BPW
Roswell
Birth of a son at St. Marys Hospital
A son named Jerry Arden Bradley was born Wednesday at St. Marys Hospital to a couple whose address and details reflect a local birth notice. George P. Carraway Jr. celebrated his fourth birthday with a dinner at home, with Harold B. Cooley Jr. as an honored guest.
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Co. C. Camp
Roswell
St. Marys Hospital
E. E. Jones
Oklahoma City
H. A. Gregg
Enid
Oklahoma
C. C. Mitchell
Strong
Texas
T. J. Camp
Arlington
Jack Mitchell
Stuart Camp
Jerry Arden Bradley
George P. Carraway Jr
George P. Carraway
West Third Street
Harold B. Cooley Jr
Advertising gains noted in New Mexico tourist bureau report
The bureau reports 46 488 original inquiries and 26 766 repeat inquiries, totaling 73 234 for literature on New Mexico in 1939, up 11 755 from 1938, with coverage across 21 national magazines reaching 21 610 357 readers and inquiries from 81 foreign regions. Truck and bus traffic rose 13.7 percent, while house trailers fell 15 percent.
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Tourist Bureau
New Mexico
Bureau
Anthony
U.S
Clayton
Texico
AFL Leader Attacks Labor Board Over Longshore Union
William Green, AFL president, accused the National Labor Board of forcing West Coast longshoremen to be represented by alien communist CIO leader Harry Bridges. He criticized the board, urged four amendments to the National Labor Relations Act, and charged the board with wiping out his West Coast longshoremen as bargaining units.
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Washington
Wiliam Green
National Labor Board Today
CIO
Harry Bridges
Green
AFL
House
El Paso radio permit raised to 250 watts
The FCC today modified Darrence D. Roderick’s construction permit for a El Paso Texas radio station to allow 250 watts instead of 100. Roderick has held the permit since 1937 but litigation by Tri State Broadcasting, licensee of KTSM, halted work.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Darrence D. Roderick
el Paso
Tex
Roderick
Tri- State Broadcasting Company
KTSM
Program Tomorrow Night at L F D School
The second entertainment program of the new year, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, will be held at the L F D school tomorrow night at 7 30.
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Chamber of Commerce
L F D
Wool futures steady as buyers and sellers mix
NEW YORK on January 25 spot houses and trade interests acted as both buyers and sellers in the wool top futures market. Offerings were mainly from commission firms with some speculative and local selling. Final prices held even to a cent lower. Mech 102.5 May 99.5 July 96.7 spot standard tops 108.5.
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New York
Jly
Wall Street slips after brief rally as profits pull stocks lower
U S stock leaders faltered today with profit taking dragging shares from yesterday’s gains. Losses were small by close as a few issues rose, while major names like U S Steel and Bethlehem faced selling pressure. Final active sales reached 538,800 shares amid mixed performance across sectors. In Kansas City cattle and hog markets, hogs were higher with selective gains, while cattle showed scarce trading and varied demand. Sheep sales remained active with steady to firm tone on Colorado fed lambs and other lots.
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New York
Congress
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Generali Motors
Westinghouse, Texas Corp
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
Santa Fe
Consolidated Edison
Momery Ward
American Telephone
U. S. Gypsum
Chesapeake & Ohio
Caterpillar Tractor
United Gas
Niagara Hudson Pow Electric Bond & Share
al Num of America
Mapes Consolidated
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
Bell Aircraft
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Texas
Market movers and stock prices from New York exchange
Jan 25 report lists closing prices for firms like Carrier Corp 14 1/8, Humble Oil 61, Allied Stks 57 1/4, Seiberling Rubber 7 1/4, Cities Service 4 1/2, and others across industries. Compact snapshot of utilities, oils, chemicals, and metals with per share figures and pf adjustments.
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Curb Marset
New York
Alum Co Am
Am Book
Nat Gas Pf
Bliss
E W
Carrier Corp
Cities Service
Cohn & Rosen
Con G & E Bal Pf
Duro Test
Duval Tex Sul
el Bond & Sh
Pairchild Ave
Fisk Rub
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Payler’s del
Cotton futures close steady with mixed old and new contracts
New York cotton futures finished unchanged to 10 points lower amid a mix of old and new positions. Prices ranged from May 10.42 to 10.89 and July 16.08 to 10.27 with nearby shifts. Middling spot reported at 11.69 with N-Nominal notation.
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New York
Jly
Boston Wool Market Slows Amid Slow Buyer Activity
Boston January 25 buyers held a waiting stance on the wool market as holders sought outlets for old domestic wools. Territory and fleece wools saw an easy tone while foreign wools filled less demand than last week, with purchasers mostly from foreign suppliers.
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Boston Wool
Boston
USDA
Grain futures figures from Chicago markets
Chicago grain report shows Wheat May at 98 5/8 to 1/2, July 96 1/8 to 96, September 95 1/2. Corn May 57 1/8 to 1/4, July 57 1/8, September 57 5/8. Oats May 39 1/8, July 34 1/4 to 1/8, September 32 1/4.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Egg Market Summary
Chicago market report January 25 shows butter at 670,188 firm with creamery 93 score and varied weights 32 to 31 4. Aged eggs 10,109 firm with fresh graded extra firsts local 25 and carloads 25. Poultry live at 27 trucks, springs four pounds up. Plymouth Rock 18 1/2, White Rock 18 under four pounds colored 15, White Rock 16 1/2, roosters 10, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans sales slip
New Orleans market reports spot cotton closing steady with prices down to 10.55 middling. Sales totaled 92 bales as buyers and sellers gauge futures and local demand.
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Eiae
Grace Thorpe
Santa Fe New Mexican
W. R. Eccles
Fred Nelson
R. W. Drysdale
Clarence Wheeler
Department of Public Health
Esther V. Schaubel
Linda Sue Heine
Edward Hobson
Hobson
Evelyn Wheeler
Mmes. Eccles
Drysdale
Mmes
E. R. Duvall
E. J. Mason
C. H. Culdice
M. E. Ewell
Lake J. Frazier
Frank Garrod
OS. &. Brookshier
John Bingham
Merle Wenrich
W. F. Welty
J. E. Wolfe
E. K. Patterson
Frank Young
Albert Watson
L. C. Brown
E. C. Thomas
Bradley
George Perrine
B. F. Davidson
J. W. Smith
W. B. Kennedy
J. A. Lanier
Virgil Grantham
B. F. Heine
Glenn C. Wheeler
Ington Business and Professional Club
Hobbs Club
Carlsbad Club
McInnes
Carlsbad
Alamogordo
Russell
Shakespeare Club
A. Pruit
LeRoy Thompson
Robert H. Goddard
Cecil Bonney
Hal S. Cave
H. V. Fall
W. C. Grier
William L. Hill
Rolla R. Hinkle
Clarence E. Hinkle
Charles D. Keyes
C. E. Mason
John McClure
B. C. Mossman
Guy M. Rowe
KG FL
John C. Martens
Better Literature
The
First Methodist Church
KGFL
Martens
Fred Blocksom
H. D. Burdette
Pat O'Neill
L. B. Plummer
Jack Martens
Lulu Burnworth
Irwin Marsh
Margaret Green
Jean Marsh
John Ed Johns
D. C. Pearson
Mary
D. C. Pearson Jr
San Francisco
Baltimore
Pan American Airways
Maryland
Lisbon
Portugal
Dow
William Calaway
Dorothy Dow
Fort Bliss
Cahoon Armory
N. M. M. I. Cadet
N. M. MM
Carl J. Rohr
Josephine Dow
Eleanor Lea
Estes Park
Dows
Amarillo
Wichita
Kansas
Robert R. Brown
Kentucky ‘Avenue
Emily D. Brough
Los Angeles
Little House
Harry Carr
Modell Clem
C. A. Bradley
Etheleen Potter
Yucca ‘Barricade
PECOS
Deanna
Durbi
Helen Parrish
Robert Stack
Eugene Pallette
Lewis Howard
George
Cassidy
Zink
Anteed
RCA Victor
Philco
RCA
Victor
Vic Matics
Rae
S.S.S
S.s.s. Co
Die Tlouse
C.f Co
Ooverseas Se Oeets
Co. E. Newsom
Hale Center
Co. C. Newsom and Family
Ee U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Fed Farm
Allis Ch
Airlines Am
T &S
Av Corp
Bendix Av
Beth
Boeing Airp
Borg Warn i OR
Briggs Mfg
Byers
Calumet & Hec
Canad Pac
Case
Cerro de Pas
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel City I & F Pf
Climax Moyb
Colig Palm P
Iron
Colum G & E
Crosley Corp Crucible
Glidden Co
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Inspirat
Interlake Iron
EE Ee SR
Marv
Nick Can
Ee Ee
Silver
T & T Johns Mann
Kennecott Cop
Kroger Groc
Lambert Co
Lib
Men & Lee Os
Lorillare (P
Miami
Minn Honey
Montgom Ward
Nat Cash
Nat Pow & St Ee
North Am Co
Northern Pac Ohio Oil
Pac Gas & el Sss
Park Utah
Penney
Penn RR
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Radio Corp of Am
Rand Kh
Safeway
Seab Air la Es
Sears Roeb
Simmons Co A
Ee Ae Ee
Skelly Oil
Socony Vacuum
Cal Edis
Sperry Corp
Stone & Web
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
Tex Corp
Tex Pac
United Air Lines
Oss
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Drug
És & S
U S Pipe & Fadry
Smelt
R& M
U S Steel
Vanadium Corp Oo
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Detroit
Coronado Islands
Edmund E. Severns
Pasadena
Edward A. Rouscher
Aviation Machinists
Hornell
Journal of the
American Medical Association
New York Wool
Wall Street
New Orleans
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