Mrs Sam Horne Hosts Yucca Garden Club Meeting
Yucca Garden Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Sam G Horne 600 Wyoming with co hosts Mrs R E Scott and Mrs Sam Coggin presiding in the president's absence Mrs Thorn ton Boswell Jr spoke on arrangements for the club flower show and illustrated lines of arrangements Those present include Mrs John A Barnett Jr Mrs Charles Birnie Jr Mrs Clyde Blackwell Mrs Thornton Boswell Jr Mrs Sam Coggin Mrs C A Copple and many others from local and neighboring areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca
Clyde Blackwell
Thornton Boswell Jr
Sam Coggin
C. A. Copple
Seth T. Fields
Edward L. Harbaugh
Phil D. Helmig Jr
Sam G. Horne
L. B. Hodges
Howard Jennings
Joe W. Lucky
Clem A. Moran
Foster Morrell
R. C. Powless
Charles B. Read
L. J. Reischman
R. E. Scott
Elbert K. Schuler
E. B. Wilson
Hans Winkler
Ruth Yoder
Omaha
Neb
Phil Haish
Lake Jackson
Tex
Shower Held For Mrs Gieb At Helmig Home
A surprise baby shower and coffee honored Mrs. Joe Gieb at the North Michigan Avenue home of Mrs. Phil Helmig Jr. Guests included Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Coggins, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Matchus, Mrs. McMinn, Mrs. Ingrim, Mrs. Helbing, and other hostesses. A upstairs treasure hunt yielded a shower of gifts and summer bouquets decorated the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Helmig Jr
Jack Huffmeyer
Fred Tyner
H. A. Jones
Joe Gieb
Helmig
North
Michigan Avenue
Sam Coggins
Gieb
P. E. Langley
Brantley Jackson
Mildred K. Anderson
Robert Murphy
Edward Matchus
Jack McMinn
Tom Ingrim
Steven Helbing
SOS Society Meets at Shirley Madsen Home
SOS Society gathered Wednesday at Shirley Madsen home with Pat Bellamah presiding. A rummage sale was postponed to August 2 and membership dues increased to five dollars annually. Refreshments served to members and pledges including Pat Bellamah and Shirley Madsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOS Society
Shirley Madsen
Pat Bellamah
Jerry Fuqua
Billie June Grizzell
Barbara Dunkel
Karen Gaston
Ruth Ann Uhrig
Margaret Dean
Carol Stone
Millie Albert
Shirley Gaskin
Jeannie Schomp
Olivia Ellis
Mrs. Dawson Hosts Bible Class at First Christian Church
Mrs. H W Dawson of 404 North Kansas hosted the Woman's Bible Class at the First Christian Church yesterday afternoon. In charge, vice president Mrs. Jennise Ashinhust led a meeting noting near perfect Sunday School attendance. A sick member received a fruit basket, and Mrs. C A Emmett presented a gift to Mrs. J S Cooper for faithful teaching. The devotional, from John 12, was led by Mrs. Cooper, with a solo by Mrs. Marion Nilsson. Little Susan Beau champ sang, and refreshments followed for listed members and guests including Rev. Marion Nilsson and several others.
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H. W. Dawson
North
Kansas
First Christian Church
Jennise Ashinhust
Mollie Kessinger
C. A. Emmett
J. S. Cooper
Cooper
St. John
Marion Nilsson
Susan Beauchamp
Nan Lenox
J.S. Cooper
Dora Griffith
Effie Ferree
R. L. Corn
C. E. Boothe
Ona Hughes
H. B. Dawson
Leona Pearson
Globe
Ariz
Eva Alter
L. B. Bradstreet
Mona Rose
Pat McCarter
Booster Club July Meeting Notes
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Booster Club held its regular monthly meeting at the Southwestern Public Service Kilowatt Kitchen with Grace Gray presiding. Elsie Thomas led a district deputy school of instruction. refreshments were served by Grace Gray and Viola Long. Next meeting set for August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Booster Club
Southwestern Public Service Kilowatt
Grace Gray
Elsie Thomas
Viola Long
Fern Summersgill
Eva Thomas
Bell Lee
Ethel Fales
Gertie Lassiter
Agnes Schwanouer
Annie Stice
Opal Crow
Mrs Don Gillespie Jr Returns from Paris and Italy Tour
Mrs Don Gillespie Jr has returned from a three month stay in Paris with trips into Italy visiting Genoa Naples Florence and Rome. She also visited Amsterdam. Mrs Gillespie sailed in April on the Ile de France but flew back and is now back in her shop The Alley Book Stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gillespie Jr
Paris
Italy
Genoa
Naples
Florence
Rome
Amsterdam
Bruin Family Heads to Denver for Uncle's Wedding
Mrs. Leena Bruin and the Gardners with children Kaye Mary Sue Sally Nancy depart tomorrow for Denver where Mr Bruin will wed Miss Alice Brinkley on Tuesday. Little Miss Gardner will serve as flower girl at the ceremony.
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Leena Bruin
T. L. Gardner
Kaye
Mary Sue
Sally
Nancy
Jim Bruin
Denver
Mr. Bruin
Alice Brinkley
Miss Gardner
Proposed Budget For City Is Given Tentative Approval
The state tentatively approved a $972,000 city budget at a hearing led by Manuel Baca, secretary of the State Tax Commission. The 1952-53 budget, about $80,000 larger than last year, includes merit raises up to 10 percent due to higher living costs. General fund totals compare 1951-52 at $586,000 and 1952-53 at $520,000, with water fund $386,000 and $372,956.86 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Baca
State Tax Commission
Baca
Mrs Rosa Crippen Dies After Long Illness
Rosa Belle Crippen 76 died this morning at St Marys Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Lone Oak Arkansas on November 24 1875 she moved to New Mexico 31 years ago for her husbands health. Survived by son J R Crippen and granddaughter Mrs Lloyd Jack. Funeral at Westrum Chapel tomorrow at 3 pm Rev Austin H Dillon presiding. Casket bearers listed. Burial in South Park Cemetery.
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Rosa Belle Crippen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lone Oak
Ark
New Mexico
Crippen
Lloyd Jack
Oklahoma City
Okla
Westrum Chapel
Austin H. Dillon
Bob McNally
John Hall
C. M. Hester
Ed Foley
Bob Miller
South Park Cemetery
Virginia Delegation Shifts Support In Democratic Convention
Reports say the Virginia convention voted to unseat its 28 vote delegation from backing Russell, while Russell claimed he hadn’t lost Virginia support. Gov. Allan Shivers of Texas said Russell’s labor stance wouldn’t curb his backing of Georgia senator as anti Truman elements emerged.
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Port Russell
Virginia
Russell
Ussell
Allan Shivers
Texas
Georgia
Russell loyalty praised amid civil rights clash and party splits
South faced a damaged coalition as disputes over a nominee and civil rights prompted talk of third party action. Russell asserted his party loyalty is above reproach, while a separate Centralia report describes an improved train signal device and Illinois Central’s reward to a signal tester for the innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Russell
Centralia
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
Monuments Offered Invaried Granite and Marble Pieces
Roswell New Mexico Expanse of markers in sizes from 16 inches to five feet with a polished finish. Maddux Monument Co advertises large stock and custom options at 615 East Second, phone 994 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddux Monument Co
Roswell
New Mexico
Train gate device wins award for Effingham man
Clay Owens, 32, of Effingham, receives a $50 award and citation for a device that keeps gates open when a train stops in the signal area. Gates close only after the train resumes motion. Record Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Owens
Effingham
Owens
Fanatic Peakes blamed for campus bombing plot and murder
The report details Peakes blaming a professor and planning to blow the university with an electronic bomb after meeting Prof Thomas Green by clipping his name from a Columbia catalogue along with seven other professors. Police traced him from angry letters to Boston and found he was discharged from the Air Force for dementia praecox. The piece also covers Miss Fahey’s funeral with her 20 year old Marine boyfriend Ronald Leo en route home, and convention talk on the Taft Hartley Act with Byrd disputing changes. Some talk ties Eisenhower to the Chicago convention prospects for Virginians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Green
Columbia
Peakes
Asst. Dist. Atty
Carl Grebow
Leo
Herbier
Virginia Senator Signals Support in Russell Backers
Virginia's Byrd declines to commit to backing Russell publicly as he prepares to fly to Chicago tonight and assess political momentum among Russell's backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Byrd
Virginia
Chicago
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Connie Ballin
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Stevenson
Lyons Tsien
Machus Inc
Protectal
Yale
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National Association Up
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wards
Corner
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Roswell Geological Society
Roswell Museum
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