Dionne quins names colors first called A B C D E
The Dionne quintuplets are named Yvonne Annette Cecile Emelie and Marie with each child linked to a color Pink for Yvonne Yellow for Annette Green for Cecile Lilac for Emelie and Blue for Marie The head nurse recalls they were initially identified only by the letters A B C D E and their mother chose the color scheme to differentiate their possessions
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Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emelie
Marie
Madame de Eiriline
Present furniture fashions mirror art trends in homes
Grace Thorpe Bear reports on how furniture styles align with broader design trends in art and stage circles. Mrs. Elsie Cobb Wilson notes adaptable, space saving pieces, 18th and 19th century styles, and colorful, graceful lines as modern homes grow smaller.
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Elsie Cobb Wilson
National Committee On
Department of Commerce
Wilson
Yesteryear
Duncan Phyfe
Local visitors and trips highlighted in Roswell area notes
Dr and Mrs J P Williams and Mr and Mrs Archie Campbell are on a two week motor trip visiting California including the San Diego Exposition. Mr and Mrs T C Evans of Dallas visit Mrs Evans' parents Dr and Mrs N L Linebaugh. the Evanses are former Roswell residents. Mr and Mrs Donald E Kester left for a business and pleasure visit at El Paso and Cloudcroft. Miss Betty Schenk of Amarillo is visiting friends for a few days.
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Adele France
St. Marys Female Seminary
St. Marys City
Maryland
Lura Johnson
I. W. Carter
North Main Street
Carter
California
Los Angeles
San Diego Exposition
Grand Canyon
Roswell
Carlsbad Caverns
Johnson
West Point
Georgia
M. R. Bailey
Bailey Cleaning Works
Santa Fe
Cimarron
Eagles Nest
J. P. Williams
Archie Campbell
California Points
T. C. Evans
Dallas
Donald E. Kester
el Paso
Cloudcroft
Betty Schenk
Amarillo
Billy the Kid
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. McKey
Roswell Mattress Company
Rue Chrisman
J. A. Strong
Pecos Valley Advertising Company
A. F. Madison
The
Sunset Creamery
Jay Duvall
Coney Island Cafe
LeRoy Paul
Roswell Creamery Company
Walter Harrison
Kemp Lumber Company
W. S. Hodges
Crescent Laundry
Tommie Hall Jr
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
E. F. Blair
White House Grocery
Bob Dakens
Kipling
Roswell Moon Eclipse Noted In Local Chronicle
The Roswell people observed a celestial event as shadow slowly crossed the moon creating a pale reddish tint. Residents described the dimming sky and reported calm, clear conditions during the eclipse viewing.
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Roswell
Mrs Owen Bray of Ranger Texas Visits Aunt Bertha Bray
Mrs Owen Bray of Ranger Texas is visiting her aunt Mrs Bertha Bray. The brief social item notes familial visit and regional ties.
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Owen Bray
Ranger
Texas
Bertha Bray
Akin
New Deal Is Continued in New Mexico Republican Action
A Republican State Central Committee resolution honors ex Senator Cutting for broad justice and development work. It pledges renewed effort for 1936 victory and directs the resolution into the meeting record with copies to Cutting’s family. County meeting dates are set across New Mexico to draft rules under new law, with tours and local attendance planned in Roswell to promote Lincoln County history tourism and a roster of local business and civic participants listed.
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Republican State Central Committee
New Mexico
Senator Cutting
Hugh Williams
C. M. Foraker
J. M. C. Chavez
J. C. Williams
Frank G. Silva
Milner Rudolph
Morcano H. Montoya
Grace McDonald Phillips
Joseph F. Tondre
Jacob H. Bosscher
Enrique Montana
Santa Fe
State Central Committee
McKinley
Bernalillo
Valencia
Socorro
Catron
Sierra
Dona Ana
Luna
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Torrance
Rio Arriba
Taos
Mora
Harding
Guadalupe
Union
Eddy
Lea
Chaves
Roosevelt
Curry
Quay
de Baca
Rival brothers tied rancher to rob him, sheriff slain
Westfall, a kindly longtime sheepman, was found bound and starved in his cabin. Herbert McDaniels, 20, and Otis McDaniels, 30, confessed to the robbery. They were being taken for arraignment when Sheriff Dunlap was shot and killed as he investigated a car crash, then slain by gunfire from the pair.
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Westfall
James Noland
Durango
McDaniels
Herbert
Otis
Glenwood Springs
Dunlap
Clem Duncan
Duncan
Dr Galloway Returns from Los Angeles Trip
Dr. D H Galloway has returned after a two month visit with his sister and friends in Los Angeles He visited the San Diego Exposition enjoyed a trip to northern California and the Big Trees Corcoran denied this Maverick said no one was invited to the RFC meeting until he ascertained the person invited supported the abolition clause He was questioned about the Senate bill and the death sentence and said he had talked with the former Maine governor on several occasions noting alignment on the power issue He described Brewster walking through a teller line as the abolition provision was defeated
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Dr. Galloway
D. H. Galloway
Los Angeles
San Diego Exposition
California
Welt
Corcoran
Maverick
RFC
Maine
Brewster
Brewster For Utilities Death Clause Stirs House Probe
Washington July 16 AP Testimony showed Representative Brewster Republican Maine or Me? voiced support for abolishing holding companies in the utilities bill. Maverick Democrat Texas testified about lobbying for and against the measure. Brewster said he had not decided before a June 17 meeting in Thomas Corcoran RFC attorney's office and that only Corcoran knew his position. He claimed Corcoran threatened to halt Passamaquoddy project construction if he did not back the holdin g company abolition sought by President Roosevelt.
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Brewster
Washington
R-Me
House Rules Committee
Representative Maverick
Texas
Maverick
House
Bout
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
Corcoran
Passamaquoddy
Roose
Wave Sale Ad with Special Prices
A small ad offers waves at four dollars each, two waves for five dollars, or five dollars for each wave. The fragmented text suggests promotional pricing and bulk deals for wave purchases.
Eclipse observers report lunar eclipse similar to last event
Astronomers at the Naval Observatory photographed the eclipse while Yerkes Observatory scientists stated there were no changes in crater features on the Moon since the previous eclipse.
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Middle West
Naval Observatory
Washington
Yerkes Observatory
Wisconsin
Local View Highlights Roswell Moon Eclipse
The local view of last night's lunar eclipse in Roswell and vicinity was excellent after clouds cleared, delivering a clear view to observers as the event unfolded on schedule and was seen by most residents in darkness.
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Roswell
Roswell Party Heads Through Scenic Mountain Stops
The Roswell group expects a warm reception at every stop including Ruidoso as they travel through an area famed for its stunning mountain scenery.
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Roswell
Ruidoso
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Nan H. Harrison
Austin News
Sunday American Statesman
Austin
Austin Ad Club
Nan Hilliary Harrison
Riverside Drive
Miss Harrison
Joe K. Harrison
East Second Street
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions and Advertising Club
Harrison
Grace Thorpe
First Christian Church
the Womans Bible Class
Womans Bible
Charles F. Joyce
Jennie Ashinhust
Mmes J. Q. Cummins
Eva M. Cooper
H. B. Dawson
E. H. Hicks
J. M. Wiliams
T. A. Harrison
Mmes Joseph Dekker
George L. Reese
Nancy Lenox
J. Q. Cummins
T. H. Gibbany
Fran Talmage
J. M. Williams
C. W. Johnson
L. E. Holdifer
C. E. Booth
L. W. Forsythe
Leila B. Marlow
O. Randal
Belle Gray
Laura Parks
Leland C. Fellows
Dwight McNally
Young Womans Guild of the
Gross-Millers
Florence Long
Las Vegas
Normal University
Miss Long
Capitan
Robert D. Haire
Grandview
Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Haire
New York City
East Orange
New Jersey
R. C. Hargis
C. F. Kibler
John Enloe
Bowie
Wanda Kibler
Fort Worth
R. H. Chilton
Lamesa
ABC Fraternity
Roswell Country Club
Bob Sandusky
Schilling Or
Ast
Karloff
Princess
Tullio Carminati
Mary Ellis
Paris
HONDO
Yucca Beauty Service
J. P. White
Ble
Railsback CO
Hondo Valley
Mommie
Pio
Lindy Air Products
Hills Bros. Coffee
Emily Gaylord-Welty
S. Ky
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