Former Roswell Girl’s Beautiful Wedding
Miss Mary Manette Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Greene, and Mr. Charles N. Walker wed in Bridges Hall of Music Pomona College Claremont. Ceremony attended by 250, with reception and Hawaii honeymoon planned. Walker, a Bank of America employee from Ontario, is USC and Phi Kappa Psi alumnus. Greene graduated Pomona and works as a secretary there.
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Mary Manette Greene
Charles N. Walker
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Society
Charles A. Greene
Greengrove
Chino
Roswell
Oscar Greene
Charles W. Walker
Ontario
Bridges Hall of Music
Pomona College
Claremont
Lily Of-The-Valley
Lewis C. Hakes
Pomona
Hakes
William N. Graber
Mr. Walker
Earl Br
Joseph Clokey
Siegfried Karg-Elert
Bridges Hall
Oscar L. Howard
Los Angeles
Fred L. Greene
Hawaii
Walker
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Maui
Bank of America
Phi Kappa Psi
University of Southern California
Fomona
Junior Assistance League of
Pomona Valley
J—Vj
Presbyterian Young Peoples Group
First Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society
Marjorie Robertson
Lorraine Robertson
Hazel Powers
Gene Felly
Foggy Lund
Betty Herring
R. R. Lund
J. D. Lowe
Lelia Sanders
Camp
Frank Sanders
Mmes
Della Smith
Lorenz Smith
Mary Burns
Virgie Trent
Logan West
J. H. Duncan
Allie Jones
J. P. Crawford
A. F. Houchin
Lenzie Griffith
Della May Smith
Arthur E. Ingham
Grover C. Cottingham
Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
Nickson Hotel
Ingham
New Mexico
Lea Avenue
Fifth Street
Powhatan Carters
Cottingham
Mexico
Missouri
Walter T. White
Grover Cottingham
First National Bank
Bottomless Lakes Park
M. Brb
Guthrie
St. Louis
Sarita Fort
Waco
Texas
Mary Sears
Jeanne Cauhope
Joyce Pruit
Military Heights
Texas Public Service
Institute
Red Cross
Commodore
Wall Street Close Mixed as Week Ends with Quiet Trade
New York stocks ceded little ground amid light turnover and a holiday mood. Utilities coppers and specialty shares led gains while steel, autos and big industrials lagged, and bonds and commodities drifted lower on a subdued session.
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Wall Street
New York
Consolidated Edison
Public Service
WN. J
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
N. Y. Shipbuilding
Pennsylvania
General Tire
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
J. C. Penney
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
U. S. Gypsum
Standard Oil
N. J
Cerro de Pasco and
Southern Railway
Miniature Model of Pueblo Bonito
In Santa Fe on July 8 a plan was announced to reconstruct Pueblo Bonito in miniature and place the model in the Brooklyn Museum. Dr H J Spinden and archaeologist Erik K Reeg traveled to Chaco Canyon to photograph the site for the replica. The five story Pueblo Bonito is believed to have housed up to 1200 people and dated to over a thousand years ago.
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Santa FE
N. M
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Brooklyn Museum
H. J. Spinden
Chaco Canyon
Erik K. Reeg
Wenner Well Reaches 2765 Feet East of Roswell
The Wenner well forty miles east of Roswell reached 2,765 feet yesterday. It is expected to have about 600 feet to go to hit pay sand. The Baker well in the same locality will be spudded in within about a week or ten days. Rig in place and tools arriving from Los Lunas. The well shows promising equipment for progress once drilling starts.
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Ted Weiner
Roswell
Los Lunas
Boston Wool Market Sees Broadening Trade Despite Holiday
In Boston the wool market showed broader activity over the past week despite holiday disruptions. Greasy wools focused on finer original long-wool lines and country packed three eighths and one quarter blood fleece wools. Prices firmed for active wools, with graded wools slow and quotations unchanged. Bright combing fleece wools quoted 28 to 31 cents grease for fine Elaine, 29 to 30 cents for half bloods, and 31 to 32 cents for bloods.
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Boston
USDA
Elaine
Chicago grain closes with July Wheat at 66 1 2
Chicago grain prices report July 8 show Wheat July at 66 1 2 to 65 8 for September 67 1 2 to 68 8 December 68 7 8 to 69 Corn July 46 1 4 to 48 5 8 September 47 3 4 to 47 8 December 48 5 8 to 4 3 4 Oats July 30 September 29 29 1 8 December 30 30 1 8
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Chicago
Jly
New York cotton futures slip on foreign liquidation
In thin trading on July 8, New York cotton futures closed 3 to 9 points lower amid foreign liquidation hedge sales and commission house selling. The near months ranged from 9.53 to 8.52 with middling spot at 9.87. New Orleans spot eased five points to 9.50. Chicago dairy markets showed no prices. eggs and butter unavailable. Treasury bonds closed lower with 2 1/2s at 106.20. Home Owners Loan 3s at 108.27. Curb bids featured Am Airlines and Cities Service among others.
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Agille Tie SS
Alaska
Allegheny
Allie Ch
Alco
Cache
Meerragee Cms Sb
Eas Ee
Coanmad Pacific
Css
Cneyvaler
Kia
City Ice & Tl
Ee Kcss
Wlrth & South
Crucible Steel
Cittiga Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Gillette Gat HM
Ae Aw
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Youngst Ms
Eess
TOS
Tugust Mayon
iInterlake
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Johns Manville
I Kennecott
North Pe
Northern Pacific
Agoes
Park
Utah
Pheips Dodge i
Ofs Am
Ebelth Orph
Bae Kw Kos
Sperry Cor
Sc Muuss
Summ Pirenes
Sremaeer EE
Ielland Gl Ind
Pema
Nn Ok
Stone & Webster
Ce Ck Ks
Texas Gulf Sylph
Crams Amerie
West Air
Union Carbide
United Air Limes
United Gas Imp
Warner Bros
Westinghame
Westinghame Oe
Woolworth
New Orleans
Ww. S. Bonds
Treasury
Galveston Spot Cotton Prices and Local Notices
Galveston July 8 spot cotton is steady at 10 points down with middling at 9.35. No sales reported. Also mentions Canning Beets and Saving Salad Package. Anderson's Gardens appears in a local note dated 6-24.
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Galveston
Anderson’s Gardens
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East Seventh Street
Dainty
Paul H. Deaton
Kiwanis International
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Lubbock
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Motor
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Bray Moore Show
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Jimmy
Bottomless Lakes State Park
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Virginia Schrimshher
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Cauhape
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Kansas City
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Coleman
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Floriana Tigner
Carrizo
White Mountains
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Ruidoso
Paul McCutcheon
Berrendo Woman’s Club
M. H. Madigan
West Point
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Louisiana
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Warren
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First Baptist Church
Esther
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Young Womans Guild
First Christian Church
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Etek
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WBA
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Ingalls Memorial Home
Sewing Club
Robert L. Ball
TH. Johnson
Floyd Wheeler
Clover Leaf Club
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Lawn
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Johnson
West Alameda
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Hope
John McClure
New Mexico Military Institute
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Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
Motor Vehicle Registration Division
Tubinnie Barnes
Cesar Romero
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J. Edward Bromberg
Eugene Pallette
Helen Westley
Times Today
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Cassidy
Lele
Clarence E. Mulford
Paul Muni
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Claude Rains
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Donald Crisp
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Gilbert Roland
Henry O'Neill
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Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
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Ted
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CURB
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Lockheed Aire
Seiberling
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