Carlsbad News Briefs From Rose Ellen Castle Era
Carlsbad residents and visitors are noted in a burst of society notes and travel. Relatives from Itianoma City and Roswell are mentioned with several trips to St Louis Chicago Cloudcroft and Oklahoma. Births vacations and a World’s Fair visit in Chicago are among the items reported.
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Rose Ellen Castle Somer Caiar
Itianoma City
Ruth Anna Castle
St Louis
Chicago
George Castle
Margaret Jones
North Canyon Street
Inez Jones
Roswell
Mgr
Allen Tipton
East
Perry O'Connor
Wanda Brooks
J. E. Wheeler
Elliott Roosevelt and Missionary Society Gather for Meeting
Elliott Roosevelt and Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J James McKinstry. Regular business was transacted. a cake and iced drink followed. The 206 society organized a half-and-half leadership arrangement to fund operations and purchased silver and china to serve twenty four, aiding the church roof project. Local visits noted include Mr and Mrs E R McKinstry in Roswell, Mrs Russell Black's two-week stay with the hedges, and youths and neighbors in town. Crops show progress as cotton grows and rain improves hay and garden, while seed crop suffers slight damage from irrigation challenges.
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Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
J James McKinstry
Burrell
206 Society
E. R. McKinstry
Roswell
Rnsell Black
Hedges
Ruidoso guests flock to the resort over weekend visits
Roswell’s Mr C H Kyte and wife plus daughter visited Ruidoso, returning home with him. Albuquerque guests include Mr and Mrs R E Doty on vacation. Miss Kennedy El Paso, Miss Ryan Los Angeles, and others staying in Texas Cabins. Numerous families from Oklahoma City, Carlsbad, Lubbock, Hereford, Waco and Tonkawa are listed as weeklong or weekend visitors.
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Raymond Blair
John Sears
Inez Alvey
Bob Morrison
Cloudcroft
Herman Wertheim
el Paso
KB. V. Davis
Carlsbad
Paul R. Brooks
Elwanda
Texarkana
Ark
Willie Belle Price
Brooks
C. H. Kyte
Roswell
Kyte
R. E. Doty
Albuquerque
Mr. Doty
Standard Oil Company
Calif
J. L. Landrum
Oklahoma City
Ruidoso
L. R. Smith
Landrum
Century of Progress
Jane Kennedy
Sarah Ryan
Los Angeles
Mirtineer Randolph
Annie Lee Newman
Texas
J. O. McDonels
G. H. Reynolds
M. W. Leenam
George Simmons
Lubbock
J. H. Stone
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
C. L. Jenkins
S. L. Walser
C. J. Crump
Earl Lance
Cc. Lance
Joe Kendal
Hereford
Jack
James P. Alexander
Waco
C. Ir. Brown
Portales
Marion Hederstedt
Alice
Remes Carlson
Kansas
Alamogordo
Nyas Greer
L. W. Fisher
Pennie Biggs
Riders Reach Mount Baldy and Golf Pros in Ruidoso Tourney
A group from Weldon’s Riding Academy rode to Mount Baldy with Jack Williams guiding. The Ruidoso Second Annual Golf Tournament on August 4–6 aims to host over a hundred players including Ed Amonett, Vernon Stewart, Ralph Petty, Albert Val Despino and many regional champions. Also featured is Simmons University Golden Girls Quartet visiting Ruidoso and a anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Truman Stovall with mountain flowers and notable guests.
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Mt. Baldy
Weldon’s
Riding Academy
Mount Baldy
Big Rock Springs
Jack Williams
Edwin Herrington
Henry Elliott
Marcia Hamie
Peggy Whattey
Rachel Sullivan
Virginia Bob Stanton
Bill Sayers
Ruideso
Val DeSpino
New Mexico
Ed Amonett
Roswell
Vernon (Speck) Stewart
Albuquerque
Ralph Petty
Alamogordo
el Paso
Blaine McNutt
Albert Val Despino
Lubbock
Amanson Allen
Green Belt
Billy Holmes
Shamrock
Amarillo
John D. Munn
North Plains
O. B. Karistee
Budie Raines
Abeline
Abilene Country Club
Golden Girls
Simmons University
Ruidese
Adeline
Texas
Ruidoso
the Baptists
KGFL
N. A. Moore
G. Cleve Dunn
Texas Bluebonnet Cabin
Maxine Higgs
Pauline Melton
Mary
Francis Moore
Dorothy Doughty
San Antonio
JWFAA
Dallas
Truman Stovall
K. R. ‘Stovall
Stoval
Edith Burns
Kansas City
Opal Wingfield
Ella Bell
Carrizozo
Joe Jentry
Fort Stanton
K. C. Burns
Dr. Hollis
Farmers and School Girls clash in Hagerman night action
Farmers defeated the School Girls in a Tuesday night game. Afterward several boys visited Roy Bartlett's for a chicken fry. Local residents including Mrs. Prock and multiple families visited Roswell and Harrison McKinstry homes. The Community Men's dinner featured fried chicken, with a piano selection by Mrs. Sam McKinstry and singing by Mr. and Mrs. Rob Cumpsten. A highway forum, led by G Mason, T West, Robert Cumpsten and Jack Sweatt, elected as delegates to meet the Highway Commissioners and travel to Santa Fe.
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Roy Bartlett
Prock
Mountainair
Kiper
John Langenagger
Slade
Johnson and Son
Roswell
Fanny Montague
Wanda
Texas
Harrison McKinstry
Montague
H. L. McKinstry
Methodist Women’s Missionary Society
Sam McKinstry
Rob. Cumpsten
G. Mason
D. T. West
Robert Cumpsten
Jack Sweatt
Santa Fe
Radio sale pitch from Falcoms Electrical Service
Ad for Falcoms Electrical Service 13% West Second offers radios with 25 years experience. The Radio Man promotes buying radio equipment at Falcoms. Telephone contact 289.
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Falcoms Electrical Service
West Second
Ady
Reveals Quick Way to Believe Neuritis
Former sufferers driven nearly mad by neuritis report rapid relief after using Nurita for rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia. The ad claims no opiates or narcotics and guarantees money back if the first three doses do not stop the pain. Sold at all drug stores.
Dalary Increase for 11,000 Postal Telegraph Workers
The postal telegraph and cable corporation grants a 6 percent wage and salary increase to 11,000 nonexecutive employees. The raise is effective retroactively to July 1, announced from New York. The move excludes executives and follows a payroll adjustment reported by AP.
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New York
Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation
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Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Ruth Googins
Fort Worth
Burlington
Acme
Ruidoso News
Fred Page
Shanghai
Cc “Yang
Amerca
Mr. Kg
T. R. Siu
News of
Hagerman
Lydia E. Pinkham
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