Ruidoso News Highlights Summer Visitors and Events
Texas visitors and local groups fill Ruidoso scenes with travel plans and social gatherings. Sudan couple visits Hart Drug Store, Rainbow Girls from Roswell host an eight day house party, and numerous families from Clovis Lubbock El Paso and Dallas vacation in town. A Glen coe Woman's Club benefit bridge, Old Baldy horseback trip, and Camp guest lists accompany notes on local residents and summer routines.
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G. W. Chesher
Sudan
Texas
Hart
Hart Drug Store
Happy Meyers
Keck’s
Albuquerque
Carl Moore
Clovis
Ruidoso
Roy Stovall
Carlisbay
New Orleans
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Rainbow Girls
Roswell
Malone Cabin
Will Johnson
Co. E. Bynum
Bobbie Jean Fisher
Dorothea Berry
Gean Hurst
Margarite Lemp
Margaret Patterson
Marjorie White
Jean Newell
Mary Friend
Tails Winiker
Virginia Gray
Jane Covert
Louise Lyda
Kate Puckett
Luis Perrine
Mary Harbert
Eliza Woolford
Becky Winslow
Kieth Walker
Edna Ma Jone
Lorrine Eckler
Ethel Coffee
Dolly Duffin
Thelma Geelmuyden
Old Baldy
Mclock
Weldon’s
Johnnie Veale Pyeatte
Lubbock
Marjorie Payne
Fred Rowell
Doctor Kellock
Tularosa
Mescalero
Fort Stanton
Capitan
Carrizozo
St. Elinor Chapel
Father Beaton
Skyland
A. C. Fent
Margaret
New Mexico
Raye Wisdom
Buddy Bryant
Pete Keck
Keck
Hot Springs
Cuba Clayton
Alamogordo
F. Pollard
el Paso
W. H. Johnson
Dallas
W. A. Cross
Helmleigh
H. G. Dixon
Logan North Carolina
R. .S. Chéshin
Corsicana
Mary Cantor
K. R. Quinn
Ruidoss
Fact
Anton
Hart Drug
Alan Benton
Mildred Pipen
Lois Ruth Weekly
Post
Gamp la Blanca
J. S. Perlmutter
Jack Mortgoner
Naramore Cabin
Big plan to extend Indian conservation program southwest
Dr. J. B. Nash, conservation director for the Indian service, says the federal conservation program may extend beyond the six months, possibly a year or more. If continued, Navajo and other southwestern agencies could gain a self supporting basis, easing ranges pressure and meeting winter needs for workers. The plan aims for 1,723,050 man days to employ 20,000 to 25,000 men near 160,000 people, with Roosevelts authority to fund a two year extension. Nash travels to the Southwest as he reviews agency work and coordinates with H. C. Nengs.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. B. Nash
The
Indian Service
Nash
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Navajo
Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Pueblos
H. C. Nengs
Southwestern Area
Amateur rodeo at Eastern New Mexico State Fair
An amateur in charge of Joel Walker will run a rodeo at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair held at the baseball park. Entry fees in each event will be split among the three winners with no guaranteed purses. The fair runs October 18 through 21.
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Joel Walker
New Mexico
Scout Committee Meeting Tonight in District One
The Boy Scout committee for district one will hold a very important meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at seven o'clock tonight and all members are urged to be present.
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Boy Scout Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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