Prenuptial Party Honors Virginia Witt in Shower and Gifts
A prenuptial party for Virginia Witt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Witt, honoring her upcoming marriage to William H. St. John Jr., was hosted at 508 South Washington Avenue. The event featured pink and white decor, a bridal-theme buffet, gifts, games, and guests including Misses Jean Cox Vera Conyer and Mrs. Prather Johnson.
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Virginia Witt
J. A. Witt
William H. St. John Jr
Prather Johnson
Harlon Williams
Jean Cox
Vera Conyer
James M. Hill
South
Washington Avenue
Snap Dragoons
Miss Witt
Mines
Bob Salter
Frank Rheinholdt
W. J. Alters
W. H. McCarter
Kenneth Entrop
Charles Brown
Don Wright
Valentine Party Notes At Rhodes Home And Club Meetings
The Book Club gathering at 401 South Kentucky Avenue featured red sweet peas and freesias with a Valentine guessing game and a salad course. Members listed include Mrs. Will H. Rhodes and Mrs. J. Q. Cummins. PEO and Clover Leaf Club meetings followed with guest speaker Lorin F. Jones on Native American crafts and home economics work.
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W. F. Sears
Russell Franzen
W. A. Wilson
D. D. Wimberly
Fred W. Blocksom
Will H. Rhodes
J. Q. Cummins
Rhodes
South
Kentucky Avenue
Sidney Prager
E. H. Williams
Charles S. Dobbs
Cummins
Clover Leaf Club
R. C. Poteet
East Bland Street
Frank Rheinholdt
Distinguished Presbyterian Leaders Visit New Mexico Synod
The Moderator General Assembly Dr Sam Higginbottom and his wife visit the Synod of New Mexico. They address at First Presbyterian El Paso and attend missions in Dixon Chicayo Truches with plans for Santa Fe Las Vegas Albuquerque visits.
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Sam Higginbottom
Synod of
Arthur J. Stevens
Charles D. Keyes
W. W. Huntly
A. R. Houchins
Afternoon tea honors guest from Los Angeles and ball in Cahoon Armory
Mrs. Robert R. Brown hosted an informal tea for Mrs. Emily D. Brough of Los Angeles. Guests included old neighbors. Mrs. Brough heads home Monday via Amarillo for Louisiana. A group of directors and Mrs. John G. Anderson travel to Albuquerque for the State Nurses Association board meeting. The President’s Ball, January 30, benefits infantile paralysis relief with N. M. M. S. orchestra at Cahoon Armory. tickets are one dollar a couple. Also notes on Galveston and New Orleans cotton markets: steady spot with small gains.
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Arthur Allison
W. W. Akin
Lorin F. Jones
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lorin Jones
Grimes
Chapter AF
Prague
Oklahoma
Higginbottom
Sam Higginbottom
Allahabad
Ewing
Robert R. Brown
Emily D. Brough
Los Angeles
Brough
Amarillo
Louisiana
State Nurses Association
Board of Directors
Verdi Gill
Esther Schaubel
Ella Yeager
John G. Anderson
Miles
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Cahoon Armory
Wool top futures slip on liquidation in New York market
Wool top futures declined as selling hit near positions amid Boston selling. About 550000 pounds traded with closing prices down 5 to 14 points. March 101.1, May 98.6, July 96.3 cents. Spot tops at 107.5, down 1.9.
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New York
Boston
Jly
Fog Causes Run of Crashes Injuring Four in Rio Grande Valley
A dense morning fog over the Rio Grande valley led to multiple highway accidents. Four people were injured and five cars damaged with E. S. Calhoun of El Paso among the seriously hurt after a rear end collision on highway 80.
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Rio Grande Valley
E. S. Calhoun
el Paso
Tex
Weather outlook shows cold plains with widespread westward precipitation
The weather summary notes persistent cloudiness over the southern plains and west of the Rockies with light snow and drizzle in southeastern Texas and general precipitation along the Pacific slope. Temperatures are unusually low across Missouri to Montana, with North Dakota and Montana seeing 18 to 25 degrees below zero. A potential warm-up hints at the Pacific Northwest barometric low, while Pecos valley forecasts fair skies and rising temperatures tonight into Saturday. Travel remains cloudy but dry. Weather Bureau Office.
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Plains
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Mountains
Pacific
Canadian
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
North Dakota
Montana
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Pecos Valley
Weather Bureau
Wall Street rally fades as market closes mixed
In New York today stocks drew attention to a few aircraft and steel issues while many shares stayed flat or slipped. Final active sales reached 599 300 shares as optimistic corporate chatter revived selected pivotals though overall trader interest waned amid clouded politics and uneven local trends. Bethlehem and 7 per cent preferreds touched new highs with Cluett Peabody also strong, with Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Lockheed Westinghouse Continental McChrysler General Motors and N Y Central among notable movers.
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Wall Street
New York
Bethlehem
Cluett Peabody
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Lockh Westinghouse
Continental Mc Chrysler
General Motors
N. Y. Central
Kansas City Livestock Market Roundup
USDA hogs sold steady to 10 lower than Thursday with 2.000 head catalogued and hogs topping at 4.35 per 100 pounds. Cattle numbers reach 325 with calves at 50. feeders weak with late week declines near 25, fat cows 5.25 to 6.00, vealers 9.00 to 11.00. Sheep open 200 head, lambs steady to strong, top natives around 9.25 while other fed lots ease to 9.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U.S.D.A
Curb Market and U S Bonds Prices Report Jan 26
Curb close listings for Alum Co Am Am Book Am Cyan A Am Exp Lines Am Gen Am Meter Ark P L Pf Bliss Carrier Cities Service Duval Tex Sul El Bond Sh Fairchild Ave Fisk Rule Hecla Min Hires A Humble Oil Huylers Del Pf Ning Hud Pow Reed Roll Bit Rustless S S Seiberling Rub Texan Oil L Tob Allied Stis Adylite Univ Insur U S Bonds Treasury notes and bonds prices and quotes for Jan 26 with unquoted Fed Farm Mtg and Home Owners Loan 2 1/4s 44-42 104.18
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CURB
New York
Alum Co
Cyan
Ark P & L Pf
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Duval Tex Sul
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Ave
Fisk Rule
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Huylers del Pf
Seiberling
Texan Oil & L
Tob & Allied Stis
Adylite Corp
Univ Insur
Boston Wool Market Quiet with Steady Quotations
On the Boston market January 27 domestic wools were mostly quiet with steady quotations. Some 12 month South American Merino wools sold around 95 to 96 cents, scoured including duty. About 10 month growth wools quoted near 90 cents, but demand was slow. New orders for wool tops were beginning but volume lagged behind last week.
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Boston
USDA
Grain and Cotton Futures Close Higher in Chicago and New York
Chicago grain futures rose with May WHEAT at 98 3/8 to 95 5/8, CORN May 57 1/8, OATS May 39. cotton in New York closed 2-6 higher led by May and July contracts. Old May cotton 10. guide values updated. spot middling at 11.1 cents.
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New Orleans
New York
Jly
Chicago dairy and produce prices trend on january twenty sixth
Chicago prices show butter at 576,270 for the creamery with a 93 score and a range around 32 1/2 to 33 as listed. Centralized carrots at 31 3/4 to 32. Eggs 9,252 price unchanged. Poultry live demand noted with 17 trucks, hens steady, chickens easy, Plymouth Rock under 4 lbs at 16 1/2, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
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Virginia Witt Book Club
Oliver, Clover Leaf
Mmes. C. C. Martin
Ed J. Williams
Clark A. Baker
E. M. Fisher
H. A. Ingalls
R. L. Bradley
John B. Beers
D. C. Pearson
C. E. Yeager
Guy W. Nickson
Albert H. Pruit
Sylvester Johnson
W. T. Joyner
R. Malone
George E. French
T. Sacra
Mary F. McClure
John Co. Peck
D. N. Pope
L. T. Lewis
Mrs. Cummins
Mrs. Rhodes
Presbyterian
Synod of New
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Allahabad Agriculture Institute
U. S
Government of
India
Mems
B. F. Armold
Ella Flood
W. C. Griess
W. E. Johnston
A. C. Jones
B. B. Lassiter
Mage Link
M. O. McCracken
W. A. McCloud
M. A. McCracken
Charles A. Porter
C. T. Robertson
A. Nye Etz
Ann Ruf
Santa Monica
California
Etz
Ben B. Ginsberg
Raymond Smith
Wilburn S. Hodges
Sam Stolaroff
Ted J. Standridge
Mrs. Etz
John Allen Phinizy
Roswell
Mmes
W. Winston Daniel
Tom D. White
Robert E. Daughtry
Virginia Nickson Beers
Paul D. Wilmot
G. T. Watts
J. Walden Bassett
Lea Rowland
Claire
Vogue
Deanna
William Calaway
Dorothy Dow
Fort Bliss
Hiram M. Dow
Galveston
Wue
Helen Parrish
Eugene Pallette
June Storey
Leatrice Iy
Marcia Mae Jones
Charles Coleman
Robert Btack Lewis Howard
George
Q’brien
Wards
Montgomery
Adams
Allegheny
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Hide & Leath
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Calumet & Hec
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Sperry Corp
Stone & Web
Swift & Studebaker Corp
Tex Corp
Warner Bros Pica Oe
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Westeh Air Bree
West el & Migee
Woolworth
Worthington P & M
Youngst Sh & T
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Priscilla Lane
Wayne Morris
Jane Bryan
Eddie Albert
Jane Wymann
Ronald Regan and
Peter B. Good
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Treasury
Fed Farm
Chicago Grain
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