Pretty Garden Supper Handkerchief Shower Honoring Bride To Be
A reception at First Baptist Church parlors honored Miss Lucille Atwood, bride to be of Rev. Benjamin Stripling of Abilene Texas. Groom and bride to be were celebrated with music, readings, and gifts, plus a handkerchief shower for Miss Annie Laurie Snorf at Miss Edith Geyer’s garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lucille Atwood
Benjamin Stripling
Abilene
Texas
Shirley Atwood
Hazel Franklin
Annie Laurie Snorf
National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Club
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Edith Geyer
Miss Snorf
Chums Plan Fourth of July House Party at Rowell Cabin
The Chums depart this afternoon for the Rui doso for a Fourth of July party at Rowell cabin with chaperones Mrs. Fred C. Rowell and Mrs. Will H. Whatley. Attending are Dorothy Brown Grace Baker Frances McClure Edith Coppedge Jane Covert Effie Jane Crosby Ottolee Askren Marjorie St. John Mildred Turner Anne Askren Maxine Blackmar Jane Carper Artesia Dorothy Lipp Albuquerque Betty Fleehart Merle Haynes Clara Lambeth Louise Lyda Catherine Puckett Sara Louise Whatley Marjorie White Mildred Ann Cravens Ona Louise Rowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rui Doso
Ice cold soda assortment advertised for lunch delivery
An advertisement promotes a sorted case of drinks including Coca Cola Orange Temon Grape Lime Rickey and Strawberry for lunch. It offers grocery delivery or a hot shot delivery by calling a number partially shown as 771 with a vague ad ending.
Rainbow Club breakfast hosts local Rainbow Girls at country club
Mrs. C. L. Bynum assisted by Mrs. Fessler chaired a Rainbow Girls breakfast at the Rainbow Country Club. Attending were Mary Katherine Waller Lfiile Finkhousen Jean Hurst Dorothy Berry of Dexter Nadine Rogers Lois Weverka Thelma Geelmuyden Joyce Wyly Charlotte Ann Fulton Ruth Daughtry Helen Louise Goodwin Merle Haynes Catherine Puckett Jean Newell Helen Neis Jane Cassedy of Washington. Mary Jane Robinson of Roswell and Carlsbad, a new Santa Fe art colony member, exhibited three paintings at the museum landscape portrait and still life after studying with Gerald Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bynum
Fessler
Mary Katherine Waller
Lfiile Finkhousen
Jean Hurst
Dorothea Berry
Dexter
Nadine Rogers
Lois Weverka
Thelma Geelmuyden
Joyce Wyly
Charlotte Ann Fulton
Ruth Daughtry
Helen Louise Goodwin
Merle Haynes
Catherine Puckett
Jean Newell
Helen Neis
Jane Cassedy
Washington
Roswell
Santa Fe New Mexican
Mary Jane Robinson
Robinson
Carlsbad
Santa Fe Art Colony
New Museum
Entre Nous Bridge Club Hosts Morning Meeting
Mrs. Ralph Herring entertained the Entre Nous Bridge Club yesterday morning in a pleasant manner. At noon a three course luncheon was served, with shasta daisies and greenery. Covers were laid for Mrs. Will H. Whatley, Charles N. Green, Harold E. Crosby, J. P. Haynes, Luther Dudley, Louis Falconi, Floyd Lee, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Herring
Charity Layettes Made by Small Roswell Group
The Charty Layette Society gathered yesterday at Mrs. Charles W. Boohe's home. Five complete layettes were sewn by a small group and donated to needy families in Roswell. Members present included Mrs. J A. Bee, Mrs. Mary Victory, Mrs. E. L. Himer, Mrs. Joseph H. Murphy, and Mrs. E. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Boohe
Roswell
Mmes. J A.bee
Mary Victory
E. L. Himer
Joseph H. Murphy
E. C
Ten Years Ago Today at Kent and Ruidoso Getaway News
A roundup of social notes lists Kent Connecticut residents Delano Ames Dick Timball Edward Nicholas and Dick Seymour visiting Ames and Olds Rudoso cabins for days. Rates include a Ruidoso house party hosted by Dr and Mrs Swearingin, and several guests from El Paso Lubbock and Santa Fe with upcoming Welt-Hinkle wedding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delano Ames
Kent
Conn
Dick Timball
Edward Nicholas
Dick Seymour
Los Alamos
Ben Ames
Philip Klimgsmith
Betty Ames
Helen Nicholas
Effie Olds
Ames
D. D. Swearingin
Ruidoso
VanAlman
el Paso
L. H. Sandstreet
Virginia, Sr
George Roy Ray
Lillian Hinkle
Santa Fe
Faybelle Cummins
Elizabeth Nicholas
Tangle of Names And Local Vignettes From Richmond Scene
A mosaic of people and scenes in Richmond includes Miss Anna Stephens and Mrs Boone, a hopeful girl seeking movie stardom, a Roswell matron with platinum hair, and a charm of summer weddings signaling better times. Also noted are an old friend with a usefulness motive, a widower with a modern cooling system, a Southern widow, and a civic crowd watching postwar mood shifts. Plus an Italian air crash report and wartime route hints toward Londonderry, with a crash prior note on the Armada incident.
Kiwanis Benefit Show Planned in Roswell Theater
Roswell Kiwanis directors voted to stage a July 13 and 14 benefit at the Princess Theatre for the Kiwanis Milk Fund. The production titled Casey's Trial features about 150 Roswell residents, directed by West Coast Production Company of Berkeley with Mary Ruth Norwood and Ann Gorman handling local representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Hitler to leave Catholic faith join new German church
Berlin July 1 AP The Rev Ludwig Mueller said Hitler will join the National Evangelical Church of Germany and renounce Catholicism once his Protestant reorganization is finished. He spoke to three pastors from the Bodelschwingh faction urging rescission of tomorrow’s thanksgiving services with Nazi and state flags. Mueller claimed Hitler will urge Catholics to join the new church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ludwig Mueller
Adolf Hitler
National Evangelical Church of
Germany
The
Reich
Mueller
Htler
Conservancy District Votes Levy for 1933 34
Dr Crile announced approval of an application for grant and the board voted to levy one and a half mills on all lands within the conservancy district for the 1933 34 fiscal year. About 11000 dollars remained in the conservancy fund. Crile chaired the meeting with 211 members present along with John H Mullis George Frisch M Y Monical and J I Funk.
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Crile
Conservancy District
Conservancy Fund
Dr. Crile
John H. Mullis
George Frisch
M. Y. Monical
J. I. Funk
Dexter Social News Roundup From Town Ties
Dexter residents share visits and travel plans with relatives in Roswell Artesia El Paso and Texas trips. The Sew So Club hosted a party at Mrs P E Jarnegan’s home with needlework colored sweet peas and an ice cream cake reception for many local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palu M Mains
Wesley Berry
Roswell
O B. Berry
A. L. Carson
Tucumcari
Dexter
Carsons
Artesia
John Bailey
Texas
J. W. Hammon
J. W. Miller
R. F. Adams
J. W. Southard
Pearl O’prian
F. W. Phillips
Goldie Rawdon
Curtis Sharp
Roy Pier
H. C. Garrison
Jack Heinzel
Evelyn Bailey
Bob Reid
J. A. Mitchel
George Weaver
Mary Thompson
Roy Bailey
J. R. Stanley
Neel touted as potential New Mexico public works administrator
In Santa Fe on July 1 AP reports George M. Neel state engineer is discussed as a possible state administrator of public works. Gov. Seligman appointed Neel and G D Macy to outline the program, with several projects already proposed from small pavement blocks to a San Juan irrigation storage project on Indian land potentially worth several million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
George M. Neel
Capitol
Arthur Seligman
G. D
Buck) Macy
Neel
Macy
San Juan Project
San Juan
Earl Beck Here for Short Visit to Chcago and Columbia
Earl Beck of Nome Alaska arrived Sunday for a short visit then plans to attend the Chicago Fair with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Peck before heading to Columbia University for summer school. E L Love moved from Roswell to his Dexter home and Mr and Mrs A B Rawdon hosted guests Pauline and Lora Wilhite of Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Beck
Nome
Alaska
Earl
Chas. Peck
Chcago
Chicago
Columbia University
Charles Beck
Ohio
E. L. Love
St. Mary’s
Roswell
Walter McMains
Gloria Dean
Russell Smith
Texas
R. F. Adams
C. B. Krukenmier
Clem
Frank Wortman
Katie Herbst
U S Deficit Plunges to 1.726 Billion for 1933
Washington reports the treasury closed the 1933 fiscal year with a deficit of 1.726 billion. Acting Secretary Acheson noted total income at about 2.081 billion while expenditures reached 3.868 billion, comparing with 2.889 and 0.963 billion in prior years. He cited modest revenue gains but no material effect from improving business conditions.
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Washington
Treasury
Dean Acheon
Acheson
New Mexico crop loans top 52 000 since March
More than 52 000 crop loans totaling 700 000 have been issued in New Mexico since March 1. Gov. Arthur Seligman was informed by Owen Sherrill, federal crop loans director for the region, that about 1 000 wheat loans have been made in Union Quay Harding and Curry counties and nearly 1 000 feed loans are to be issued to northeastern counties to save livestock amid drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
Owen Sherill
Dallas
Union
Quay
Harding
Curry
Presbyterians Censure Farley for Coercion
The United Presbyterian Church denounces Postmaster G Praf James A Farley for coercing party workers to support repeal efforts. A committee says such methods clash with core republican principles and questions whether the program targets tax dodgers or shifts drink costs onto the poor. It warns against liberal domination backed by liquor interests and condemns undemocratic practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church
Ocay
James A. Farley
Repe
Committee On Reform
General Assembly
United States
Kidnappers Claim Millionaire in Chicago Abduction
Chicago July 1 AP Kidnappers ambushed John Factor on a North Side street abducting the millionaire and dragging him from his car while Mrs Factor and their son watched. Alf Epstein, the broker's friend, was also taken along but released after a short ride. Epstein described armed men veering west, one car speeding past, and a warning to not remove his mask for five minutes.
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Chicago
John Factor
North Side
Epstein
Hep
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Stripling
Miss Atwood
Baptist
C. S. Bell
W. H. Cole
B. F. Fields
Dwight Glover
Sue Savage
Will Mayer
Trees
William L. Hill
Baptist Womans Quartette
Mmes. Co
J. Stilwell
Floyd Wheeler
Joe J. Glover
D. J. Shrecengost
Juanita
Girl
C. S. Kell
J. E. Wolfe
Guy Rowe
Charles Stone
A. Prat
Georgenia Hawkins
Mary Cole
Mildred Mayer
Johanna Williams
Wilbur Stilwell
Julian Atwood
Clover Leaf Club
8. E. Bryant
East Bland Street
C. E. McKey
S. E. Fryant
R. C. Poteet
S. E. Bryant
Womans Club
John B. Beers
Arden Boehiner
Donald E. Gillespie
Clifford R. Ferrin
Galesburg
Illinois
Mr. Ferrin
Garretts Dam
Messrs. and Mines
Dewey Pilant
O. M. Wallace
F. A. Lee
C. N. Green
T. A. Davis
Mrs. Haynes
Marcella Lee
Helen Hill
Mildred
Virginia Herring
Charles
Jack Green
Ted Davis
Jack Rose
Stewart Pritchard
Carl Turner
Aee
Edith Boellner
Carl Jr
Frances Boellnerr
Glendale
California
L. B. Boellner
Arden, Boellner
Kaye Montgomery
Will Robinson
Helen Phillips
Alene Reed
R. H. McCune
B. V. Bilzey
Nancy
West Second
Leo di Lorenzo
Lucus and
David
Lucius Dills
Mrs. Dills
Edith Fletcher
Florence
Inglewood
Friendship Club of the Rebekahs
John M. Rose
Northentucky Avenue
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. R. Wilkins
Charles A. Henderson
San Antonio Texas
Glen Harrison
San Angelo
Marie Beers
Sophie Newcomb
San Antonio
Mr. Henderson
Gertrude Waltershhied
June Todd Brookshier
D. I. Geyer
Ruidoso Cabin
Rowell
Budapest
Loretta Young
Gene Raymond
RKO
Mance
Today & Sun
Princess
Pienie
Rainbow Country Club
Abi
ENTRE
Faybelle
Catherine Cummins
Geraldine Ogle
Joe Rasmus
Sophie
Eileen and
Eleanor Church
Ella Davidson
J. P. Church
Church Ruidose
Peter Hurd
West Point
Mrs
Harold Hurd
F.W. Pratt
St. Andrews
Richmond
L. W. Hammond
Anna Stephens
Mrs. Boone
Realte
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Kiwanis Club
H. A. DeShurley
Harrison Williams
Wesley Foster
J. E. McMath
E. I. Scarritt
T. R. Bowles
Gus Lemp
Jack Hull
Mmes
J. EB. Johns
Fob Fall
P. V. Thorson
H. O. DeShurley
Ben Ginsberg
Jane Miller
Eral
Schellingwoude
Amsterdam
Balbo
Hitler
Mes
Andre Latimer
U. S
N. M
Insects
Farley
Phenetis Davv Relief Fund
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