Miss Marie Beers to wed Mr Leland M Quantius
Planned wedding events surround Miss Marie Beers and Leland M Quantius of Artesia set for Thursday July eighteenth at the Bragg Beers home. Dressy dinners and parties are noted by host families including 212 North Missouri and 706 North Kentucky Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Beers
Leland M. Quantius
Artesia
John Bragg Beers
J. P. White Jr
North Missouri
Miss Beers
Quantius
Ross L. Malone Jr
Washington Ave
Horace H. McGee
North
Kentucky Avenue
Dickie Lodewick
W. Lodewick
Missouri Avenue
MISS LULU BURNWORTH BRIDE-ELECT HONORED AT SHOWER
Florence Ward hosted a party on South Pear Street honoring Miss Lulu Burnworth, whose marriage to Lawrence Coll is planned soon. The event featured summer flowers, gifts, and refreshments, with many guests including family, friends, and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ward
South Pear Street
Lulu Burnworth
Lawrence Coll
Inez Ward
Mmes
Frank Burnworth
C. C. Webb
John Elliot
Otis Brenneman
Fred Brocksom
Clarence Travis
L. B. Plummer
Clarence Cooper
Cecil Morrison
Oscar Cooke
Charles Smith
Thomas Brabham
E. B. Johnston
W. W. Akin
J. -d. Young
Holt Havins
Sarah Lee
Phyllis Crommet
Lorene Wilhite
Katherine Tucker
Evalee Powell
Aileen Hitchcock
Evelyn Hitchcock
Kathleen Smith
Dorothy Hoffman
Frances Childs
Virginia Beth Hitchcock
Marjorie Hudson
Marion Young
Edith Brabham
Elizabeth Dickenson
Jean Marsh
Dorothy Deason
Lolita Young
Mildred White
CCC Camp Denies Charges Against Aztec Youths
Aztec New Mexico July 12 CCC officers and local citizens denied claims that CCC boys threatened peace. Justice of the peace J M Thomas cited theft and saloon damage. Camp, largely from Pennsylvania, defended orderly conduct with few arrests and urged state court jurisdiction doubts. Garden party highlights First Christian Church Woman's Council at A D Jones home with proceeds aiding parsonage redecorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztec
N. M
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
New Mexico
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Thomas
Thomas
Justice of Peace
Attorney General's Office
Woman’s Council of the
First Christian Church
A. D. Jones
South Kentucky Avenue
Womans Council
Young Womans Guild
Jones
Mmes
Hugh M. Huff, Sr
Charles S. Dobbs
J. R. Robinson
Will H. Hortenstein
Will Purdy
J. Q. Cummins
J. D. Hill
L. T. Lewis
R. W. Mitchell
W. T. Neely
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
Anderson H. Norton
Jennie Ashinhust
Orville H. Cockson
Mills Talmage
O. E. Seiling
Ralph Lannom
W. C. Taylor
Lee Corn
Will Shaw
Clifford R. Ferrin
John H. Wyly
Jason Kellahin
Maurice D. Trout
Logan Hunter
Items of Interest in Roswell Social Notices
Mrs. Bruce Matlock hosts Mrs. R. M. Harwood of Wichita in Roswell as she travels to California. Coffee events honor Mrs. Bill Williams of Alhambra and Mrs. J B Savage’s trip to Ridgecrest for Sunday School workers. Dr. LeRoy Thompson recovers from a broken leg. Mrs. Howard Amason hosts a morning coffee for her daughter from Austin. Daughtry hosts a garden supper for Mr. and Mrs. Petersen of New York City. Mrs. Hyatt and son How ard arrive from Ashdown after a funeral. A subscription dance at Roswell Women’s Club features Jimmy West Orchestra at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
W. A. McCloud
J. C. Stansell
Mage Link
W. C. Grier
C. T. Robertson
Frank Rheinholdt
Elmo Wolfe
Pasadena
California
Harold Ferguson
Wanda Wolfe
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Bruce Matlock
West Firth Street
Matlock
R. M. Harwood
Wichita, Kansas
Harwood
Roswell
Wichita
L. O. Fullen
South
Kentucky Avenue
Bill Williams
Rose Mary Fullen
Alhambra
J. B. Savage
Ridgecrest
North Carolina
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly
Savage
Sunday School
New Mexico
Howard Amason
North
Missouri
J. R. Allen
Marjorie Amason
Austin
Texas
R. E. Daughtry
North Kentucky Avenue
K. Gunner Petersen
New York City
James R. Daughtry
Roosevelt transfers Indian lands to Interior Department
President Roosevelt orders jurisdiction over New Mexico lands near Indian reservations moved from Agriculture to Interior. William Zimmerman Jr said the small submarine areas, originally bought by the resettlement administration, were not in the earlier transfer due to unclear status and Soil Conservation work. Lands lie in Sandoval, Bernalillo, McKinley and Valencia counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
William Zimmerman, Jr
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Resettlement Administration
Zimmerman
Soil Conservation Service
Sandoval
Bernalillo
McKinley
Valencia
WPA Workers Admit Leanings and Early Departures
Washington reports that about thirty one thousand Communist and Nazi sympathizers on work relief payrolls left their WPA jobs before July or were found to be disqualified. A nationwide WPA worker poll of over one million found only four admitting Communist sympathies. Names cited include two in New York, one in Detroit, and one in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPA
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Dies Inquiry Seeks Broad Action After Hearing
A marked shift in the Dies investigation surfaced after a conference with Gov. W Lee O Daniel as he urged immediate action based on new reports of anti American activities and more than 500 letters. He said over 100 witnesses would be called including Kyffhäuserbund German Italian and communist leaders and that innocent persons would be weeded out before records are made public. The inquiry may open publicly in a few days, with no judgment on any group until completion. Hull described Havana talks as an American matter and warned against foreign interference while stressing sovereignty and defense of the western hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lee O’daniel
Dies
Texas
Kyffhaeuserbund
Bund
Communist Party
Havana
Reich
Hull
Mexico Facing Continued Vote Dispute Over Almazan
Mexico faces ongoing election turmoil as tabulation by Almazan backers claims large majorities despite official centers. Reports say imported gunmen disrupted attendance, and partisans set up rival counting sites. Congress may convene July 25 to decide the results ahead of August 25 deadline. A guard surrounded Almazan headquarters after a soldier attack narrowly failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almazan
Congress
Hollywood from the Inside By An Extra Girl
Hollywood gossip notes: Dorothy Lamour vacationing at Del Monte. Spencer Tracy leases a Balboa Bay home for summer. George Raft to start Star Of Africa. Marlene Dietrich buys luxury goods. Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald recording Bittersweet. Made for Virginia fittings. Raft returns to Hollywood. Walter Pidgeon to star opposite Katharine Hepburn in Philadelphia Story. Strike Up the Band finale with 85 musicians and 50 singers. Brian Donlevy to star in The Great McGinty. Glamour School background for The Glamour School. Willkie campaign events in Colorado. rival critique of New Deal civil liberties. Willkie rests and dines with Governor Carr. Illinois GOP figures praise Willkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamour
del Monte
Spencer Tracy
Balboa Bay
George Raft
New York
Warners
Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Madeleine Carroll
Edna Best
Edna Best (Designer Who Flew East To Meet Her) For “Virginia
Miss Carroll
Charlottesvill
Walter Pidgeon
Metro
Katharine Hepburn
Philadelphia
Brian Donlevy
Paramount
Great McGinty
Stevens College
Missouri
Ralph Carr
Colorado
State Capitol
Willkie
New Deal
Rankin
D-Miss
Hatch
Carr
C. Wayland Brooks
Senate
Ilinois
Brooks
America
Richard J. Lyons
Illinois House of Representatives
French move to abandon republic alarm in official circles
The Colbssee case signals France may yield to German domination and risk Nazi footholds in Western Hemisphere possessions. Officials cite diplomatic pressure from Germany on Latin American nations as a growing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hull
Germany
Willkie Heads to Denver Meeting After Rousing Home Visit
Willkie told cheering locals to return home to him on the range along the Potomac as he and Mrs. Willkie prepared to depart by car for a Denver gathering with the Colorado Republican state committee. Denver supporters anticipated a large crowd at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Republican State Committee
Potomac
Willkie
Marian Martin Pattern 9360 for a slimming shirtwaister
The Marian Martin pattern 9360 features a slimming shirtwaister with front and back yoked shaping, configurable buttoning, and a contrasting collar. Sizes 34 through 48 offered. pattern and book prices listed with ordering details from The Record Pattern Department.
Italian Forces Attack British Fortified Positions Near Sidibarnai
Italy reported continued assault columns on the Libyan frontier driving at Sidibarnai where tanks were destroyed and bar racks burned while taking prisoners. An air strike on British Somaliland was noted. Four British planes were claimed shot down from carriers, with one down at Sidibarani and two in Kenya. Two Italian aircraft did not return from the attack on the British fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidibarnai
British Somaliland
Sidibarani
Kenya
Roosevelt Puts 24 Million For Rhode Island Aviation Facilities
President Hastract earmarked 24 204 000 for naval Quonset Point shore facilities in Rhode Island while General George C Marshall urged immediate compulsory military training. He backed the Burke Wadsworth bill to register men 18 to 65 with training at army and navy for those 21 to 45. The War Department outlined a 6 000 tank force as a core of a new preparedness program totaling 4 848 171 957, aiming to double current tanks and build a 1 200 000 strong army by mobilization within months, including national guard units and a 280 000 regular army by August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Quonset Point Air Station
Rhode Island
George C. Marshall
Senate Military Committee
Army
National Guard
Navy
Roosevelt
Europe
War Department
41 Chaves County Youths Enroll In CCC
Forty one Chaves county youths were enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps this week by the state Public Welfare Office and assigned to two CCC companies near Roswell. It is the largest CCC enrollment from the county to date. Enrollees hail from all parts of the county and were chosen for eligibility, fitness and need. The next enrollment is expected around October 1st and applications will be welcomed before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Civilan Conservation Corps
State Department of Public Welfare
CCC
Roswell
Welfare Office
Welfare Department
Roswell Masons to Fort Sumner Tonight
Roswell Masons plan a trip to Fort Sumner tonight for special lodge work. An entered apprentice degree will be conferred on Frank Sterns by his father Joe Sterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
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Miss Marie Beers
Mildred Anderson
Beta Sigma Phi
West Seventh Street
Anderson
Day Standhardt
Pat White
Joan Savage
Ted Hunt
Bob Conley
Georgiana Hawkins
Gen Cooney
Sellman
Dick Sellman
West Walnut
Pachael Sellman
Jean Amis
Adele Kelly
Marion Koney
Genevieve Yoder
Frances Schultz
Lucille Hanagan
Ladye Dee Jones
Dorothy Lambeth
Jane Lewis
Bianda Greenwade
Janet Lee Freehart
Ruth Iankes
Diantha Davis
Avalon Russ
Helen Jewett
Annette Reesé
Frances Smyril
Lorraine Pierce
Tom Sellman
Ned Nickson
Frank Smith
Jane Daniel
Fort Stockton
Betty Ames Klingsmith
Pendelton Fuller
Ben Ames
Aztec CCC
LeRoy Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Roswell Womans Club
Jimmy West
Navajo Lodge
Indians
Robert’ Young
Sporting
Maureen O’sullivan
Lewis Stone
Popeye
Cagney
Sheridan
Pasco Basin
Gene Autry
Carolina Moon
O’brien
W.P.A
Esquire Features. Inc
Mexico
Colbssee
Marian Martin
Italy
Andersons Gardens
Adv
Roswell Masons
Fort Sumner
RED Cross
Daniel Green
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