Birthday party marks first anniversaries for two sisters
Grace Thorpe Bear hosts a double birthday party for Barbara Jean Roper and Billie James Sawey at 512 East Fifth Street on Saturday afternoon July fourteenth. Their mothers R. L. Roper and Mrs. Sawey organized the event with gifts and refreshments. Attendees include Billie Jo Akin Roberta Raywood Ruby Raymond Tom Pa Thornton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Roper
Billie James Sawey
R. L. Roper
Billie Jo Akin
Roberta Raywood
Ruby
Raymond
Tom Pa Thornton
Billie
Betty Jean
Mildred
Frances Pradley
Pauline Thoma
Ellen Mae Cullender
Anne Lawey
Margaret Cullender
Cleo Bradley
Picnic Supper Party Lawn At 302 West Deming
The Beginner Department of the First Baptist Church held a picnic supper on the back lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Co L Hope at 302 West Deming. Guests included C E Jordan Emma Dale Jordan Robert Ream Annie Lee Ream Henry Ashcraft Winifred R Binns Idell Curtis Hugh Ketching Cora Belle Horton Fred Wolf and C L Hope. Mrs Helen Noah music supervisor in Atwood Kansas visited Mrs L O Fullen. they are sisters.
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Igaptist
Co. L. Hope
West Deming
C. E. Jordan
Emma Dale Jordan
Robert Ream
Annie Lee Ream
Henry Ashcraft
Winifred R
Former Roswell Residents on Grand Eastern Trip
The Lubbock Avalanche reports Roswell natives James A. Carroll and Mrs. Theodore Sutherland travel with Mrs Sutherland's parents T J Sutherland and plans include Tulsa and train to New York City stops in Washington D C Scarsdale Great Neck and a Nova Scotia New Brunswick cruise then a New York family reunion. Sutherlands youngest sister Miss Babs Carroll and Miss Lolita Murdock sail from Galveston to join in New York July 17.
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Roswell
Lubbock
James A. Carroll
Mescalero Indian Agency
Theodore Sutherland
Eloise Sutherland
Carroll
James Sutherland
James B. Coats
T. J. Sutherland
Tulsa
Mrs. Sutherland
New York City
Washington, D. C
New York
Mrs. Carroll, Jr
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Sutherland
Babs Carroll
Lolita Murdock
Galveston
Wedding Annou ncement in Carlsbad for Dorthy Brown and Lawrence Goodell
Mrs. Burton H. Brown of 416 Fast Fifth Street announces the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Dorothy Brown to Lawrence Goodell of Artesia. The ceremony will be Wednesday afternoon in Carlsbad with Rev. Co E Per Lee officiating. The couple will honeymoon in September with a Chicago Century of Progress visit.
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Burton H. Brown
Fast Fifth Street
Dorothy
Lawrence Goodell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Co. E. Per Lee
First Christian Church
Miss Brown
Roswell
Kidd Key College
Chums Society
Goodell
Harry Goodell
Lower Valley
Artesia High School
Continental Oil
Chicago
Ten Years Ago Today Social Roundup at Pine Lodge
Mrs. W. H. McCullough hosts a bridge party for guests including Miss Maude Head of Louisville and Mrs. H. S. Rummel of Dallas. Numerous attendees from Roswell and nearby towns, plus a breakfast hosted by the Queen Esther Circle at Allie Jones home with a four course menu and orange green decor.
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Ebba Hammar
James C. Pallard
South
Kentucky Avenue
W. H. McCullough
Bridge
Miss Maude Head
Louisville
Kentucky
H. S. Rummel
Dallas
Mmes. Moberly
Sacra
Dustin
Gillespie
Rose
Daniel
Morrow
Woodhead
Jaffa Miller
Queen Esther
M. E. Church
Sylva Jones
Allie Jones
East Seventh Street
Fern Rapp
Olive Butler
Eileen Rapp
Wilma Murrell
Dorothy Ruhl
Dorothy Hill
Bonnibel Fales
Alva Lee Swisher
Political Announcements for Chaves County Sheriff and Officials
The Record prints notices announcing candidates for Democratic nominations and primaries in Chaves County. R P Bean J House Homer Dunagan James B Coats Julia Prasher Ralph A Sheeham Harold E Crosby Charlie Lawey A C Jones Fern Bledsoe West Susie Mae Winston and others seek county sheriff superintendent schools clerk treasurer assessor and commissioner positions subject to party decisions and voter will.
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R. P. (Perry) Bean
Chaves County
Democratic Party
EK. J. House, Sr
Homer Dunagan
James B. Coats
Julia Prasher
Ralph A. Sheeham
The
Daily Record
Harold E. Crosby
Charlie Lawey
A. C. Jones
Fern Bledsoe West
Susie Mae Winston
Artesia Club dances at hotel roof garden
Artesia News reports the Artesia Baseball Club held a charity dance at the Artesia Hotel roof garden with Richard Rockwell's Méndy Men orchestra delivering faultless rhythm. Separately, a mysterious man was detained after delaying a northbound freight by throwing a red switch light. he fled the train at Artesia and was captured by Officer Floore, facing inquiry as a possible convict or wanted for a crime.
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Artesia Baseball Club
Artesia Hotel
Richard Rockwell
Ghobe
Artesia
J. C. Floore
Floore
C. O. Brown
Santa Fe
Clovis
Johnson and Nelson Seek County Commission Seats
The announcement states S. P. Johnson, Sr. as a candidate for county commissioner subject to approval, and Ernest Nelson as a candidate for county commissioner from district one subject to the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounce S. P. Johnson, Sr
Ernest Nelson
Wanted Furnished or Partly Furnished Modern House
Reader seeks a furnished or partly furnished modern house with furnace and garage in a good school area for a year lease. Contact D. D. at the record office to arrange a suitable proposition.
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D. D
Liberty bonds and government securities late today
Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 33 38 10122 and Treas 4 1/4s at 47 a2 113.28. Fed Farm Midge 3.1/2 62 102.18, Home Owners Loan 4s 51 101.4. Santa Fe reports state officials to meet Gov Hockenhull in a coordination conference to speed departmental work.
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Vu. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Santa Fe
Motor Patrol
A. W. Hockenhull
Camel energizing effect promotes natural energy boost
A New York research lab claims Camel smoking enhances natural energy with a pleasant lift. Gold Cup winner Bill Horn endorses quick relief after races, saying Camels restore his energy and keep him serene. The ad touts Camels as smoother, less nerve-wracking and warns they are made from finer tobaccos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill
Horn
Bill” Horn
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