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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
4
The Security Benefit Association will hold a party at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Burnett, 801 North Richardson, tonight. All members are invited to attend.
Miss Katrina McCormick wed Courtlandt D. Barnes Jr. in the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul with Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman presiding. Attendees included cabinet members and prominent society figures. reception followed at Mrs. Simms’s Georgetown home before the couple sailed for Europe.
Elyse Saunders daughter of Major and Mrs H P Saunders celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party at the Yucca and a luncheon at the N M M S campus home. Festivities included decorations, a large cake, ice cream, and games with guests listed. Johnny Nail also celebrated his second birthday with a small gathering at the Tigner home in Houston, hosted by Mrs Tigner and Mrs Nail.
Readable items cover the Girls Circle Club meeting at sponsor Mrs Allen Pitt home with Leona Patterson presiding and members plus visitors from Pampa Texas. Also includes upcoming events such as Womans Missionary Training School head visiting Roswell and a July supper for Roswell Business and Professional Womens Club with a book review by Mrs R H Goddard.
The article discusses the new labor relations act replacing 7-A, defining an independent labor board that will not mediate disputes but enforce rights of independent self organization. It notes employer resistance, anticipated court challenges, and remarks by William Green calling the act labor’s magna carta, with Francis Biddle resigning as board chairman.
A national tally reports 201 fireworks related deaths with Chester Bullwicki, 17, among the dead in Chicago from a chest blast. Other fatalities include balloon accident in Michigan, a dog killed in New Jersey race, six due to firearms, two to hunting, and multiple heat and train related deaths across several states.
AP reports Galveston spot cotton at 11.95 cents per pound middling with sales totaling 100 units. The price holds steady at 25 points below the middling, reflecting a quiet trading day in the cotton market.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Davis was celebrated yesterday, the Fourth of July, at the home of their son George Davis on South Missouri Avenue with a family buffet supper. Children George Jr and Rose Alice, Kenneth Davis, and other relatives attended with piano and vocal selections.
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