Interesting Dinner Party Former Varsity Chums
Miss Dorothy Morrison hosts a Sunday dinner at her parents home with guests including Vandolee Page Agnes Thorne Carl Henderson Joe J Lane Jr Roy J Carroll and Miss Morrison. Former Alpha Chi Omega roommates at University of New Mexico are among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morrison
Harry Morrison
South Sea Ave
Vandolee Page
Agnes Thorne
Carl Henderson
Carlsbad
Joe J. Lane Jr
Caprock
Roy J. Carroll
Raton
Miss Morrison
Los Angeles Visit Finishes After World Trip
Mr and Mrs Herbert G Day return to their Los Angeles home after a visit with Mr and Mrs John Tweedy at their country place. They recently completed a two year world tour and joined the Tweedys for Carlsbad Caverns visit. Tweedys hosted a dinner for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Day
Los Angeles
John Tweedy
Tweedys
Silver Offering Tea and Red Cross Meeting Honored
The Women’s Association of the First Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a silver offering tea at the parsonage of Mrs. Benjamin Eitelgeorge to raise funds for repairs. The event featured Valentine themed decor, red and white blooms, and noted helpers. Later the 1982 Bridge Club and spouses enjoyed a dinner and bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roberts with festive decor. The Chaves County Red Cross annual meeting is set for Monday at 4:30 at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionary Society of the First
Mr. B. Church
ST. Andrews
Womans Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
Charles S. Brewster
Eitelgeorge
W. C. Holland
Association
H. F. Davis
Mmes
Edwin Herring
L. G. Ellett
Holland
Eite
Bridge Club
H. C. Roperts
C. J. Shefstall
Arthur N. Smith
A. B. Corum
Malcolm Sale
Harry D. Blake
LeRoy O. Smith
H. A. Poorbaugh
Maudelene Cressen
Maude Jacobi
G. Merton Sayre
Philip D. Wilson
Roberts
Chaves County Red Cross Chapter
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Bob Crosby Hosts Mah Jongg Club Meeting
Mrs Bob Crosby entertained her Mah Jongg Club yesterday afternoon with a Chinese decorative theme. Guests included George N. Carothers Wade H. Corn George L. Erwin George Slaughter II K A Yoder and Mrs Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Crosby
George N. Carothers
Wade H. Corn
George L. Erwin
George x. Slaughter II
K. A. Yoder
le Ds Vaudeler
Thomas J. Hall
Luncheon Compliment Mrs Richart Hosts Guest Dora Smith Lundgren
Mrs L P Richart entertained at her East Side home yesterday at noon with a three course luncheon complimenting Mrs Dora Smith Lundgren of Roswell and Buchanan Michigan. The table centerpiece featured yellow calendulas and freesias. Guests included Mrs Lundgren Homer Dunagan I E Dunn Myra Martin Spencer and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Richart
Dora Smith-Lundgren
Roswell
Buchanan
Michigan
Mmes. Lundgren
Homer Dunagan
I. E. Dunn
Myra Martin Spencer
Roswell Events Mix Charity, Music, and Social News
The Roswell wire reports an Institute orchestra concert for President Roosevelt's Birthday at Cahoon Armory with tickets bought by Smyt and Mrs. Dora Lewis-Fellows, aiding infantile paralysis relief. Upcoming club events include a Night In Spain by the Womans Club Junior Department, an M E Church Missionary Society meeting, and a book review with a piano and contralto program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Institute
John C. Kost
Presbyterian
John Knox House
The
Womans Club
Club House
Cahoon Armory
N. M
Department of Womans Club
Department of ‘Womans Club
Spain
Peaneet
Valentine Meay
Daisy Notley Guffin
Institute
Roosevelt
Roswell
Herbert B. Smyt
Dora Lewis-Fellows
George L. Reese
Floyd Childress
Evans Smith
Wordy society notes on romance and social life
A breezy society sketch recalls a picturesque couple and a charming girl who shuns her engagement ring. It features a fashionable bachelor with a grand bedroom, a popular man delayed by a supper with a mysterious lady, and a girl excusing herself from a movie date to “open the store” while meeting a cadet admirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadhet
Hauptmann on the stand in $50,000 ransom case
Wilentz pressed Bruno Hauptmann on ransom note spellings and handwriting, forcing him to compare bonds and notes. The attorney general linked the $14,600 in ransom money to Fisch and the drilled board in the Hauptmann garage. A weary Hauptmann testified amid questions about his work and finances as bonds and refinancing were discussed.
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Hauptmann
Wilentz
Boad
J. F
Condon
Bond
Wall Street
Isador Fisch
Fisch
Bronx
Home made equipment for slaughtering hogs
A New Mexico State College expert describes a simple home setup to dress hogs efficiently. A 12 foot hoist, a scalding tub heated by fire, and a timber dressing rail enable thorough bleeding and cleaning. The unit handles 6 to 10 hogs per hour, enabling communal processing and veterinary inspection for quality and safety. Further details available from the Extension Service.
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W. L. Black
New Mexico State College
Miss
Governor Says Continued From Page One
Santa Fe, Jan. 26 AP Senator Fred Wilson said the refunding plan for the state's bonded indebtedness would not raise new property taxes. Existing levies cover the original debt and the accompanying funding needs.
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Wilson
Bureau of Revenue
State Printing Bureau
Santa Fe
Fred Wilson
D-Bernalillo
Auctioneering and Sign Work Advertisements
Classified ad notices list Auctioneering services by A. E. Guss with phone 1451-W and sign work by Owl Sign Co located at 122 East 4th St with phone 1507. Adv. J15t26e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Guss
Owl
East 4Th St
Licensure Fees Set for Engineers and Surveyors
The act outlines registration costs for engineers and surveyors, with engineers paying 15 for registration 10 with the application and 35 for the certificate or 10 if a national qualification is accepted. Surveyors pay 18 5 with the application 5 after certificate. An official stamp is required and licensed personnel must stamp work. Public projects over 3 require licensed staff. violations carry 100 to 500 fine and up to three months jail or both.
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National Bureau of Engineering Registration
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Ferns
Grace Thorpe
D. C. Pearson
Albuquerque
Valentine
H. Cookson
Orville H. Cookson
South
Missouri Avenue
Kenneth Entrop
Hokum
Messrs
Mies
Lamar Strickland
Grady Southworth
Charles Brown
Miles Black
Donald Kester
Hilton Cox
Charlotte St. John
Evelyn Brown
John Wyly
Edward Penfield
L .H. Bradstreet
Cookson
John Poorbaugh
John R. St. John
Little Gay Bonney
Jane Richart
Mmes. W. C. Holland
Cecil Bonney
Thornton H. Boswell
F. B. Goodwin
Donald Gillespie
Mary A. Hill
Ewing L. Lusk
C. Martin
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Claude Simpson
B. F. Rose
Byron Lawson
Harrison
Nebraska
Harriet Poorbaugh
Nina Cullen
Mrs. St. John
Mrs. Richart
GAY Lair
Jack Lair
Yucca Theatre
Lair
North
Washington Avenue
Gay
Nancy Lutz
Georgienna Griswold
Billie Cooley
Lois Jean Boehner
Jane Wolfe
Charles F. Joyce
Mineral Wells
Texas
Baker Hotel
CHUMS
Chanis
Nickson Coffee Shop
Helen Ruth Glover
Mildred Turner
Sara Louise Whatley
Hal Cowan
Ottolee Askren
Billie Whatley
Billy Armstrong
Edith Coppedge
Ruth Jean Smith
Sam Johnson
Ella Tarbell
Martel Martin
Harold DeShur
A. H. Jankes
W. F. Hanagan
Nellie Lemp
J. P. Haynes
O. M. Wallace
H. C. Roberts
MAH Jongg Club
Womans Missionary Society
M. E. Church
J. J. Lane
Missouri
Albert H. Schuler
West Eleventh
A. C. Jones
Richardson
C. C. Martin
Bryan Lawson
Harrison, Nebraska
J. P. Church
Nogales
Arizona
Charity Layette Society
Charles W.W. Boone
Mrs
John Boettiger
Washington
Anna Roosevelt Dall
New York City
State College
Clara
Rex Larbow Bell
Rex Bell
Clara Bow
Hollywood
Edmund Lowe
Ruth Etting
Gloria Stuart
Phil Baker
Paul Lukas Chester Morris
Binnie _Barnes Karloff
Graham McNamee
Alice White Downey Sisters
Helen Vinson
Roger Pryor
Gene Austin
Andy Devine
Gus Arnheim
Cyetet
Dare Devils
West
Whidrs
Don Alvarado
Gloria Shea
Nick Stuart
Buck Jones
Kipling’s
Confectionery Inc
Mittee
Freddie Bergin
Mary Tudor
Manhattan
Bal Taharin
KPO
N.B.C
San Francisco
Vermont
Vermont Department of Agriculture
EL Chivato
North Richardson
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