B P W Club Hamburger Fry At Cowan Home
Roswell Business and Professional Women's Club held a Monday night picnic and meeting at Mrs. Gladys Cowan's 404 1/2 South Kentucky home. Miss Russell reported on Girls State and was elected state corporation commissioner. Ninety-eight attendees plus guests and members are listed. next meeting set as a picnic at Mrs. Myrtle Owens's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Gladys Cowan
South
Kentucky
Rusell Russell
Albuquerque
Ruth Shaner
Mildred Kerr Anderson
Barbara Goggin
Lee Ann Emmick
Miss Russell
Emmich
Adelaide Carroll
Gladys Ramsey
Peggy Flinn
Vivian Brent
Jah Skeen
Frances Morgan
Grace Stevens
Madelyn Abbott
J. D. Atwood
Martha Boellner
Betty Jo Barker
Wilma Bell
Juanita Brown
Louise Burke
Muriel Carroll
Frances Costa
Lillian Crane
Eddie Davis
Tommie Dudley
Lucy English
Shirley Feather
Helen Glover
Elizabeth Greaves
Winifred Hedgcoxe
Joyce Hunter
Leone Kassel
Ethel Lea
Dora’ Lee
Eula Nickel
Louise Peery
Golden Age Meet Attended by Many Community Members
The Golden Age Club gathered at the Youth Center with a large turnout. Attendees included Mrs. Willingham, Mrs. Frances Clayton, Mrs. R. M. Harwood, Mrs. Sarah Conyers, Miller Hunter, and numerous others such as Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Robbins, Co. D. Hasler, G. F. Davis, and Altrusa members Margaret Ford and Mrs. Lillian Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Willingham
Frances Clayton
R. M. Harwood
Sarah Conyers
Miller Hunter
Clara Pugh
J. R. Robbins
Shoemaker
Mabel McCloud
J. W.s.smith
Lela Isbell
Chas Porter
O. K. Stevens
Jessie East McKee
Joe Brown
H. C. Allison
Ormus K. Shuman
Tommie D. Rose
D. Hasler
G. F. Davis
G. T. Hamilton
Roselia Phillips
Ben Pendergrass
Elmo Nickell
Joe Ruhl
Frank Talmage
Richard Lowe
Elsie BE. Reid
E. P. Knotts
J. H. Brown
M. B. Knight
Silver Kennedy
O. P. Naylor
C. H. Hilliard
Julia Whitney
Josie Jacobs
Margaret Friend
Bob Taylor
Joyce Hunter
Altrusa
Margaret Ford
Lillian Crane
Oasis Garden Club Hosts Morning Meeting and Talks
Oasis Garden Club will meet at 8 30 a m at 57 Riverside Drive home of Mrs Glaze Sacra. Co hosts will be Mrs Burns Johnson and McKinley, speaking on compost. Friday another session covers dahlias asters and chrysanthemums with 9 30 start and hosts Mrs Butler Hooper Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Garden Club
Glaze Sacra
Riverside Drive
C. E. Burns
Charlie Johnson
W. H. McKinley
Morning Garden Club
Charles Butler
Riverside
Guy Hooper
Ed Hubbard
R A. Scott
Factions and loyalty clash over civil rights in party split
Agreement from page one notes factions claiming a majority and loyalists denying a 1948 bolt. Both loyalty and seating disputes stem from the same core issue. Civil rights remains the overriding question threatening party unity and possibly more divisions ahead.
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Page One
Vacation Church School Enrolls 155 At First Methodist
One hundred forty three children enrolled in the Vacation Church School at the First Methodist Church Monday morning with 28 workers present. A Tuesday morning addition brings total enrollment to 155. Opening exercises occurred in the church sanctuary before dividing children by age and school year for a two week program of work study and play. The school ends Friday August 1 with an evening program at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Birth of Bert Charles Shepard at St Marys Hospital
Mr and Mrs Bert Shepard announce the birth of a son Monday at St Marys Hospital naming him Bert Charles. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs R R Allen and Mrs Violet Shepard. Mrs Robert Mitchell issues at home cards for Mrs Robert W Mitchell Jr at 415 North Sea Avenue. Vida Vidal of Gallup mentioned as bride. Social calendar notes Wednesday events: University Womans Club meeting and Book Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Shepard
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bert Charles
R. R. Allen
Violet Shepard
Robert Mitchell
Robert W. Mitchell Jr
North Sea Avenue
Vida Vidal
Gallup
University Woman’s Club
John Kelly
A. S. Patterson
Social Security payments rise in Chaves County
Six hundred residents in Chaves County will receive higher old age and survivors Social Security checks starting next October. The increase totals $2,400 for the county, with retired workers over 65 gaining $6 a month and children and widows $4 to $5 monthly. Dec 31 last year counted 524 recipients, with an estimated 600 now on the rolls. prior payments totaled $15,572. The boost comes from new federal legislation, and October checks cover the preceding month due to status adjustments. Counties in the Roswell area include Eddy, Lea, Quay, Curry, Roosevelt, Guadalupe, De Baca, and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
J. Hassler Strickland
Roswell Area
Social Security Office
Roswell
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Quay
Curry
Roosevelt
Guadalupe
de Baca
Lincoln
Anti-American Feeling Rises as Mossadegh Triumphs
In Tehran a riot of about 50 000 demanded the death of former Premier Ahmed Qavam as anti American sentiment grows after Mossadeghs latest wins at home and abroad The crowd blamed U S backing for Qavams fall and opposed the World Court ruling on the oil dispute with Britain Reports said Qavam was arrested then escaped while reports of his capture circulated The Tehran unrest coincided with a World Court decision seen as favorable to Iran and a boycott of British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Ahmed Qavam
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Qavam
International Court of Justice
Britain
United States
World Court
Ark
Rebellion Ends at Charlestown Prison After 15 Hours
Forty three inmates led by two life term killers surrendered after a 15 hour riot at Massachusetts State Prison Charlestown. Two hostages, prison employees, were released unharmed. Hostages Cornelius Horgan and John Kerrigan praised chaplain Rev. Edward Hartigan. Correction Commissioner Grossman credited Hartigan, Warden O'Brien, and Deputy Blaney for aiding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts State
Charlestown
Correction
Maxwell B. Grossman
Fritz Swenson
Cornelius Horgan
John Kerrigan
Grossman
Edward T. Hartigan
John J. O’brien
John Blaney
Father Hartigan
O’brien
Blaney
Officials chain of ownership figures listed in page continuation
The text catalogs property or investment interests with names and fractional shares for Brasher and wife, William H. Little, B F Heine, J G Hardgrove, Lora C Ford and Chester L Ford, Thelma Blanscet, Elizabeth Billin, John R Gauntt Jr and Lavita Gauntt, Associated Investment Co of El Paso, W E Burkstaller, Robert W Dollahon and Annie Dollahon, Q B Willingham and Vivian Willingham, Pecos Construction Co, Mrs W E Friend, A F Drury and Edith Drury, Charles A Doty and Minnie Doty, B F Fulkerson and Grace Fulkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasher
William H. Little
B. F. Heine
J. G. Hardgrove
Lora C. Ford
Chester L. Ford
Clarence P. Blanscet
Thelma Blanscet
Elizabeth Billin
John R. Gauntt, Jr
Lavita H. Gauntt
Associated Investment Company of
el Paso
Tex
W. E. Burkstaller
Robert W. Dollahon
Annie Catherine Dollahon
Q. B. Willingham
Vivian Willingham
Pecos Construction Co
W. E. Friend
A. F.drury
Edith K. Drury
Charles A. Doty
Minnie Doty
B. F. Fulkerson
Grace Violet Fulkerson
Truman Influence Seen in Loyalty Rule Split at Convention
Delegates remained firm as Southern factions balked at signing a loyalty pledge, aided by a last minute proviso from Moody to shield state rules. Truman pressed for Fair Deal civil rights while Stevenson gained steam amid Kefauver Harriman jockeying and possible no. 2 slot talk with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arveys
Lawrences
Truman
Moody
Charles Murphy
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Virginia
Frank McKiinney
Stevenson
Thomas Hennings
Missouri
Barkley
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Loss of Southern States in the November Election
The report notes the loss of Southern states in the November election and the corresponding decrease in electoral votes at stake.
Dairy Queen Shakes and Malts Advertised
A local ad promotes rich malts and shakes from Dairy Queen. It highlights extra thickness and popular flavors with a call to visit stores at 512 S. Main and 701 W. 2nd to try a malt or shake today.
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S. Main
Spinet Piano at Ginsberg Music
A spinet piano is offered at Ginsberg Music located at 108 West Fourth Street. The listing notes 7-16130c and emphasizes the compact instrument suitable for small spaces. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for price and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginsberg Music Co
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Frances Bear Wolfe
B & PW
Cowan
Rebekah Lodge No. 2
WCTU
LTL
Cahoon Park
Lake Arthur Extension Club
Berean
Trinity Church
W. J. McMillen
Lee Reeves
Mariners’ Club
First Presbyterian Church
Union Avenue
Country Club
Roswell Country Club
Jack McCarter
Eric Graves
Poquito Jardin Garden Club
Brice Wyatt
North
Richardson
Dillard Wyatt
James Dowaliby
First New Mexico Company
Illinois
New Jersey
Indiana
Prentiss Brown
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Kefauver
Harriman
Associated Press
Russell
Kéfauver
Tennessee
Tennessean
Arvey
Peoples
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Time
Leavenworth, Kan
Brown Beauty Shop
Berniece Dugas
Fred
Adv
Les Lory
N. Main
Wamsutta Organdy
Price
Hinkels
Floor
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