WMU and Brotherhood to Hold Joint Meeting
WMU of the Baptist Church and the Brotherhood plan a joint covered dish supper this month with pictures of the Holy Land shown by Dr. Stagg. Mrs. Nellie Goodsell led devotional on Liberty and Justice. New member Mrs. J. C. Baker was welcomed. Attendees included Mrs. J. C. Eberhart, Mrs. H. C. Shuman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
The
Baptist Church
J. C. Baker
Brotherhood
Holy Land
Stagg
Nellie Goodsell
J. C. Eberhart
J. H. Strickland
Fred Payton
Fred Nelson
Hood Graham
E. C. Lankford
Arthur A. di Laney
W. J. Innes
Lucy Thomas
L. Marable
H. C. Shuman
Claude Allen
Harry McCrie
New Mexico budget items face cuts as ENMU funds urged
Democrats continued discussion on a 12 month basis as President Floyd Golden told budget officials the 893000 request would cover university funding only to April 15 and likely prompt a deficiency appropriation. The board approved ENMU funds for July but urged Golden to trim obligations to fit expected income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Golden
ENMU
Golden
State Hospital For the Insane
Las Vegas
Budgest
New Mexico A. and
M. College
Highlands University
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Western
Tony Redmon Speaks to Altrusa on Civil Air Patrol
The Altrusa Club hosted a regular lunch meeting at La Cima with Miss Margaret Ford as president. Tony Redmon gave a talk on the Civil Air Patrol and its national and local civil defense roles, outlining lesser known CAP activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
la Cima
Margaret Ford
Tony Redmon
Civil Air Patrol
Clara Belle Buchanan
CAP
Tony Redman
Laura Mae Deaton
Laura Stillwell
Lillian Crane
Estelle Foster
Sadie Vaudeler
Lillian Russell
Anderson H. Norton
Suzanne Norton
Lizzie Porter
Lara Ross
Marie DeVoss
Virginia Wright
Victor Wyly
Vera Elliott
Frances B. Wolfe
Mildred Shepherd
First Christian Guild Meets at Nelson Home
The Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church held a supper meeting last evening at 313 North Richardson Avenue hosted by Mrs. Lewis Nelson. Guests and hosts enjoyed lanterns, a garden buffet, and summer flowers as Aubrey Gregg spoke on Human Rights after devotion led by Mrs. R. G. Hamilton. Prospective attendees included Mrs. Burton Brown and a long list of members from local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church
Lewis Nelson
North
Richardson Avenue
Nelson
Harter Ryan
Ruell D. Smith
Aubrey Gregg
R. G. Hamilton
Burton Brown
Guild
Lawrence Goodell
W. M. Foster
Graciano Urart
Marion Nilsson
B. A. Owens
H. B. McCarter
Bruce Connor
Sadie Vauchlet
Estelle M. Foster
R. E. Scott
Dan Carpenter
Louise Burke
Lewis O. Bowman
Eugene White
W. L. Jenkins
Clyde Holdridge
C. O. Holloway Jr
Don Worrell
Morris Prewitt
Jack Mask
Fred Corn
Dale Gregg
Sam Bradley
Bill Woody
Lee Corn
Orville Cookson
Theo Hahn
Shirley Feather
Leona Pearson
Globe
Ariz.v
Berea Church Class Holds Picnic Meeting at Missouri Avenue Park
The Berea Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening in Missouri Avenue Park for a covered dish picnic and regular monthly meeting. Hostesses Mrs. Ike Moore and Mrs. Bob Davis provided drinks and homemade ice cream. Attendees included a long list of members and guests, with several from Lake Jackson Texas. Social calendar listings follow with club meetings and events for the week. Burmese Films May Get Lift in Burma Parliament ruling may require one week monthly devoted to Burmese films as government plans legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
First Baptist Church
Missouri Avenue Park
Ike Moore
Bob Davis
Messrs. and Mesdames
E. E. Hardcastle
H. C. Shuman
E. B. Wilson
C. W. Powell
Jim Allery
Albert Buchanan
Gene
British Overseas Wives Club
Roy Harvey
H Street
WAFSB
WAFB
Apple Grove
Supreme Forest Woodman
Kilowat
Rangoon
Burma
All Bran claims boost in Detroit man health claim
A Detroit man writes that All Bran makes him feel happier and younger by easing constipation after prior medicines. The ad promises bulk from the ready-to-eat cereal and urges daily use with ample liquids, offering double money back if not satisfied after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Kelloge’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Dirt Diggers Garden Club Entertained by Roswell Club
The Dirt Diggers Garden Club, a junior group sponsored by the Roswell Garden Club, was hosted by director Mrs. R. A. Scott. They planned their scrapbook year, studied prolonging cut flower life, and arranged lunch table decor with white dishes and amber accents. Punch and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirt-Diggers
R. A. Scott
Roswell Garden Club
Petroleum Day Tea At Museum Show Open To Public
Mrs. Phil Haish and children from Lake Jackson Texas visit E. B. Wilsons in Riverside Drive. A Petroleum Day tea runs 2 30 to 5 at the museum alongside the big oil show. Petro Club hosts provide refreshments. Vickers Oil Co. decorates. Malco Oil Co. serves refreshments to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Haish
Marilyn, Freddie
Martha Ann
Lake Jackson
Tex
Haish
Mrs. E. B. Wilson
Riverside Drive
Petro Club
Vickers Oil Co
Malco Oil Co
Librarian Elizabeth Milleer Attends National Congress
Mrs. Elizabeth Milleer, librarian at Senior High School, visited New York for summer vacation. She attended the National Congress of Librarians in New York City and works at the New York Public Library, staying at the Parnasus Club. It is noted that the Chinese first used natural gas piped from bamboo tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Milleer
New York
National Congress of Librarians
New York City
New York Public Library
Parnasus Club
Burmese film push aims to boost local industry
The policy seeks to strengthen local cinema. Last year Burma produced 55 films, 50 silent. Imports included 699 American, 66 British, 138 Indian, 38 Russian and Chinese titles.
New Peace Talks Set Up to End Steel Strike
Government prodding sets up new peace talks today between CIO United Steelworkers and the steel industry to end the 44 day strike that idled about 112 million workers. Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman arranged the talks after a weekend cycle of hopeful yet failed discussions. Union leaders Philip Murray and Arthur J. Goldberg head the union team, while Bethlehem Steel officials Joseph Larkin and John H. Morse represent the industry. Meanwhile the Office of Price Stabilization rejected appeals for price boosts of 5.5 to 6 dollars per ton.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Washington
Philip Murray
Arthur J. Goldberg
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Joseph Larkin
John H. Morse
Office of Price Stabilization
States bar diverting vehicle fees to non highway uses
Automobile Club of New York reports twenty two states have banned the diversion of motor vehicle fees and taxes away from highway construction and maintenance. Record Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club of
New York
Electricity cycles vary worldwide at Minnesota lab
In Minneapolis a Honeywell lab tests control devices with machines that can generate electricity in any cycle. The piece notes 60-cycle as common in the U.S. while India offers 25-cycle and nearby streets show 50-cycle, 40–76 cycles in other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis - Honeywell
U.S
India
Isle’ of Capri
Gibraltar
Cairo
Ships unload U.S. aid for French Union in Vietminh war
Saigon and Indo-Chinese ports see nearly 160 ships unloading American war equipment and supplies for French Union forces fighting the Vietminh. The movement underscores heavy U S support amid escalating conflict in Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Indo - China
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Democrats
Grace Episcopal Church
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Queens
London Society For the
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First Christian Guild
Rebekah Lodge No. 2
Ioof Hall
M. Parkes
East Sixth Street
C. C. Bogard
South Washington Ave
Circle Extension Club
Fred van Doren
Yucca
Sam Horne
Wyoming
Thornton’ Boswell
H.B. Dawson
North Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Dirt-Diggers Club
Ganganvihari L. Mehta
United States
Arlene Walcott
Library of Congress
Philadelphia
Robert E. Fulton, Jr
Newtown, Conn
Michelle Beasley
Mama
Indianapolis
Ak Wey
Ginsberg Music Co
Roswell, N. Mex
Mies
U. S
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Board of Education
Ottomwans
Lindbergh
Little Falls
Minn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh State Park
Alta
Ainfuss
MERON
Globe-Wernicke “Streamliner
Roswell Museum
West Lith St
Bernip Stationery CO
Post Office
Fuller Brush CO
Ladie
Toby
E. McGaffey
Clara Carmichael
W. Walnut Phone
Singer Sewing Center
Main
America
Kantner
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