Lovely Morning Bridge Hostess Miss Hervey Honors Guest
Miss Virginia Hervey entertained this morning at nine o clock and again at noon at the J M Hervey home honoring Mrs James Lomax nee Ruth Hervey of Houston Texas. The long living room was cool and bright with colorful zinnias daisies and greenery. After the contract games a menu was served at the dining room table set for eight and at two quarter tables. Seated with Mrs Lomax were Mmes Eiza White Jr Max Coll J P White Jr Guard Marvin Walden Bassett Floyd Childress Leland Fellows Curtis Hill Carlton P Webb Misses Virginia Nickson Faybelle Cummins Stella Jacobson Eleanor Bedell Rosemary Horgan Josephine Dow and the hostess Miss Hervey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hervey
J. M
Mrs. Lomax
Mmes
Eiza White Jr
Max Coll
J. P. White Jr
Guard Marvin
Walden Bassett
Floyd Childress
Leland ©. Fellows
Curtis Hill
Carlton P. Webb
Virginia Nickson
Faybelle Cummins
Stella Jacobson
Eleanor Bedell
Rosemary Horgan
Josephine Dow
Hervey Pfyu
Fine Early Day Musicians Were The Axtell Girls
Mrs E A Wilhelm of Los Angeles travels to Roswell for the funeral of her father Harper Warren Axtell. Her son Keith Wilhelm, linked with his grandfather, remains at 912 North Pennsylvania. Two other Axtell sisters, Mabell and Amy, then in California, are praised as violinist and soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wilhelm
Los Angeles
Harper Warren Axtell
Keith Wilhelm
Oscar Hewatt
North
Pennsylvania
Axtell
Mabel
Alfred Gagnon
Amy
J. C. Knollin
California
J. C. Troutman
Roswell
Girl Scouts Entertained Most Royally Saturday
Nearly a hundred Girl Scouts from Roswell and the southwest attended Camp Mary White events in Roswell. A large night swim at the Natatorium hosted by Colonel Pearson and the Roswell Girl Scout Council featured Lt. guests Mayor H. B Smyris and leaders. Forty-five out of town scouts enjoyed a Saturday at Cahoon Armory followed by buses leaving Sunday with seventy scouts for Camp Mary White. Saturday afternoon the Yucca Theatre hosted all local and visiting scouts, with a milk-nickel treat afterward.
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Roswell
Mary White
N. M
Cahoon Armory
Yucca
Neal O Simpson Wins N M M I Scholarship at Fort Bliss
Neal O Simpson son of Mrs Lucy Simpson earned the N M M I scholarship at C M T C Fort Bliss. He also won athletics honors and was named best student in the blue course. A year earlier he received the principal appointment to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis from Senator Bronson Cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal O. Simpson
Lucy Simpson
Local Social Notes Highlight Ongoing Teas and Visits
Te 72 Years Ago Doday details a series of social teas picnics and visits at East Second and other nearby homes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Earl Altman Alene Becker Joe W Patterson Nelson Manley and several others with travel to Fort Worth McKinney and Paris Texas noted as well as outings to Yellowstone Park and Tres Ritos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Daring
Daring
East Second
Earl Altman
Alene Becker
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Mmes
Joe W. Patterson
Nelson Manley
Allison Russ
Wilburn Hodges
Jane Lodly
Ethel Forsythe
Phil Pryor
Ben Jaffa
Byron Lowrey
Arden Boellner
Emily Frough
Albert H. Pruit
E. H. Williams
Brough
J. Q. Cummins
B. D. Porter
R. L. Pope
Fort Worth
Cora Ray
Mrs. Scott
McKinney
Texas
Otis Brenneman
Josephine Rasmus
E. J. Williams
Pine Lodge
Frank Whitaker
Nan Rasmus
Mary Kellahin
Gene Welter Beyette
Paris
Welter
Annie Schram
The
Little Hat Shop
New York City
St. Louis
Chicago
Film star husband plans divorce amid New Mexico storm
A fog of clouds and rising temperatures followed a Las Vegas cloudburst Saturday night. Cimarron Canyon saw bridges swept away and damage near Cimarron, with Dona Ana Mountains storm causing a second flooding in Dona Ana town. No lives lost. Arroyos near Las Cruces ran full, and trains delayed near Rincon. Albuquerque and Santa Fe reported drenching rain, while central New Mexico escaped damage.
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Las Vegas
Cimarron Canyon
Cimarron
Dona Ana
Las Cruces
Hilleboro
Hatch
Rincon
Santa
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Axtell Services Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Harper Warren Axtell were held from The Schuters' Funeral home on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev. LeRoy Thompson in charge. Burial was in South Park with the Masonic Lodge in charge. Active bearers included John Mul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Warren Axtell
Schuters
World mile record smashes in Princeton meet
Princeton and Cornell-Princeton dominate the weekend scene as track runners post fast marks. Noe Jovelock breaks world mile record in 4 7.6, while Bontlon finishes seven yards behind. Other sports notes include racing wins in Arlington and Empire City derbies, Davis Cup action, and local tennis results.
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Princeton
Noe
Jovelock
Bontlon
Cornell
Wimbledon
Eng
England
Australia
Brookline
Mass
Murphy
Buxby
Alice Marble
Atlanta
Grant
McDiarmid
Chicago
Los Angeles
A. C
Vancouver
Campbell
Black
Rumors Fly Over New Mexico Gubernatorial Plans
Clovis dispatch reports Capitol rumors that Gov. Seligman faced pressure from Hockenhull and Swope as potential bids for the governorship or federal appointments swirl. Speculation centered on a special session, resignation requests, and the likelihood Col. J. D. Atwood of Roswell receiving the New Mexico Senate vacancy amid a large highway and public works program.
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Hockenhull
Sovernor
Seligman
Swope
Capitol
Clovis
New Mexico
Col
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Cf. Atwood
U. S
N. M
A. W. Hockenhull
Ed Swope
Associates of Luer Call for Resignations in Governor Bid
The lieutenant governor spoke after a Santa Fe report suggested his possible succession to the governorship could hinder Governor Seligman's path to the senate. Hockenhull denied ever seeking a federal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Seligman
Senate
Clover Leaf Club Picnic Enjoyed By Local Families
The Clover Leaf Club hosted a picnic supper Friday on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McKege at 111 West oV cek. Guests included families of Earl ikersley Harvey Littie E. E. Moseley and others with a long decorated table of zinnias and scenery.
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Clover Leaf Club
C. E. McKege
West Ov Cek
Earl Ikersley
Harvey Littie
E. E. Moseley
M. O. Mc‘Cracken
Mo’reg
Mmes, A. B. Ma Jone
Frank Talmage
S. EK. Bryant
M. McCrary
Ruby McCracken
J. A.’ Fevant
Harold
Bids Sought for Chaves County School Transport 1933
The Chaves County Board of Education New Mexico invites bids for transportation of school children. Bids due July 19 1933 to the County School Superintendent Secretary Thelma McCully. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. July 7-12-17 Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Board of Education
New Mexico
Thelma McCully
Rain drenches New Mexico as storms linger
Weather summary reports heavy rainfall across New Mexico with Clovis recording an inch and a half since Saturday night. Torrential showers hit the Bluewater region and Zuni Mountains, delaying travel as more moisture is forecast for today. Local forecasts warn unsettled weather with possible afternoon and tonight thunderstorms.
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Assocated Press
Old St. Lwthins
New Mexico
Clovis
Bluewayter
Gallup
Zuni Mountains
Beaten by Gang During Home Invasion Near Alton
Mrs. August Luer of Alton, accompanying her husband, was beaten by a gang member and pushed aside as her husband was carried away during a home invasion reported by Acme Photo.
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Acme
August Luer
Alton
Luer
Frank Steger Is Highly Honored DeMolay Leader
Frank J. Steger, Master Councilor of the Roswell DeMolay Chapter, was notified by the Grand Council that he received the Representative DeMolay honor. This award recognizes leadership in DeMolay and school life. He is the third Roswell DeMolay to earn it in eight years, with B. F. Rose Jr. and Bruce Poorbaugh as the other two recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Steger
Roswell
Parole Granted for Dexter Man in Drunken Driving Case
B Y Miller of Dexter, who served 123 days of a six month sentence for driving while intoxicated, was released on a five month parole by Governor Seltzman. His conviction in 1927 was affirmed by the state supreme court in 1928, after Judge McGhee revoked an earlier suspension for failure to pay a $200 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y Miller
Dexter
Chaves County
Liberty
Seltzman
Miller
Supreme Court
McGhee
Judzse MetGhee
Milwaukee controller shoots deputy then kills self
Louis M. Kotecki, Milwaukee city controller and long-time associate of deputy William Hi. Wendt, shot Wendt in his office at Milwaukee City Hall and then wounded himself in the head, an injury believed fatal. Kotecki, 52, veteran of the Spanish War, had served as controller for 21 years. Wendt, 50, had more than 22 years in the office and was viewed as a capable financier and the de facto controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Kotecki
Milwaukee
Wis
William Hi. Wendt
Wendt
Kot ®Cki
Leonard dies funeral plans awaited by relatives
Funeral services and burial will be held here with arrangements by Ballard and Son. Relatives are awaiting word on arrangements as the obituary continues from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum-Ballard
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Miss Hervey
Axtell Girls
First Presbyterian Church
Amy Axtell
Knollin
Kansas City
Clark A. Bakers
New Mexico Military Institute
Troutman
Girl Scouts
Kidd Key College
Miss Mullis
Mary Mullis
Latrice Benson
Patricia Patrick
Lois Alexander
John Tucker
Clarendon
Carlsbad
Ruidoso
Cloudecroft
Faybelle
Catherine
Cummins
Detroit
Canada
New England States
New York
Washington
M. E. Missionary Society
W. C. Urton
Urton
George Spencer
Harry White
Charlotte Klyng
A. C. Klyng
Ames
Iowa State College
el Paso
Colonel Atwood
Atwood
H. Allison Ingalls
Eloise Moulton
H. A. Ingalls
Madge I Igalls
Betty Jean
Kinney
Oklahoma City
Miriam Thompson
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Miss Thompson
Maurice B. Cleek
Allie Russell
Fresno
R. L. Russell
Lester Roter
East Third Street
Barbara Jean
Sam Stolaroff
Cloudcroft
Dean Waite
Elizabeth Shepherd
Fort Bliss C. M. T. C
Doday
George Morgan Slaughter
Yellowstone Park
B. Lynch
Margaret Heinzman
Lovington
R. R. Land
Tres Ritos
Harry G. Moberly
Thursday Bridge Club
T. H. Matthews
Liberty, Mo
Sally Eilers
Hoot Gibson
June Gale
Rye
N. Y
James A. Murray
Harrison, N. Y
Associated Press
Central New Mexico League
Albuquerque Dons
Las Vegas Cardinals
Dons
Bernalillo Lumberjacks
Lawrence Keller Jr
Orville S. Catt
Keller
Alton Banking and Trust Company
Catt
Luer Brothers Packing Company
Luers
Conchita Montenezro
Hollywood
Schuters Funeral Directors
Main
Frank Steger
B. Y. Miller
Acme Pioto
Leonard
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