Lovely Bridge Luncheon Honoring St Louis Girls
Mrs. G H Hockenson hosted a morning bridge and luncheon at 311 North Pennsylvania Avenue in honor of two St Louis visitors Miss Frances Crecelius and Miss Lucy Ugh. Guests included Mr A Peter Nelson and Mr J A Strong with menus of three courses and baskets of gladioli and daisies adorning the home. Local guests listed include Mmes A Peter Nelson H E Zeeveld M W Hodges Frank LePelle and others. First M E Institute Club met at Miss Alice Tilton home to plan Sandia Mountains Institute opening August 12 and a lawn fete for the Institute fund. Several social items note travels and visits of area residents and church groups with activity spanning July and August plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania S Avenue
Frances Crecelius
Lucyugh
St. Louis
A. Peter ‘Nelson
J. A. Strong
Mmes
A. Peter Nelson
H. E. Zeeveld
M. W. Hodges
Frank LePelle
Harold B. Smith
H. O. DeShurley
George Etz
Herman Crile
Raymond Smith
H. D. C. Hammond
W. S. Hodges
Edgar F. Puryear
L. C
Ullen
Helen Noah
Atwood, Kansas
M. E. Institute Club
Alice Tilton
Institute Club
M. E. Church
Sandia Mountains
Institute Fund
Fern Rapp
Alva Lee Swisher
Ronnibel Fales
Dorothy Hill
Billie Ball Hosts Gay Birthday Party For Sixth Year
Billie Ball son of Mr and Mrs Harold H Fall celebrated his sixth birthday with a lawn party at the Johnson Ball home 301 North Washington Avenue. Guests played games and enjoyed a big white cake with six candles and ice cream cones. Family members included Mrs Will H Johnson Billie s grandmother and two great grandmothers Mrs Harvey Hall and Mrs J M Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Ball
Harold H. Fall
Johnson Ball
North
Washington Avenue
Slumber Party Honors Martha Root in Albuquerque Visit
Eight young ladies enjoyed a slumber party at Dee McCune home 804 North Penn with cards and watermelon then a waffle breakfast Sunday morning for Martha Root LaVonne Clark Evelyn Polk Larg Tom Kimbrough Catherine Puckett Donnie White Ruth Gaines Wilson and host Dee McGune in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Root
Albuquerque
Dee McCune
McCune
North Penn
LaVonne Clark
Evelyn Polk
Larg Tom Kimbrough
San Saba
Texas
Catherine Puckett
Donnie White
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Dee McGune
Trophies to be awarded at Camp Carrizo For Girls
Trophies to be awarded at Camp Carrizo For Girls in the White Mountains open Monday August sixth for four weeks. The show windows at Boellner's Jewelry display the trophies and donors including Roswell and Ruidoso Chambers of Commerce, First National Bank, Yucca Beauty Service, Mabie Lowrey Hardware, Kipling's, Crescent Laundry, Hall Poorbaugh, Price and Company, New Mexico Military Institute, and McNally Hall Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Carrizo
White Mountains
Boellner
Arts and Crafts
Amonett’s
First National Bank
Yucca Beauty Service
Mabie- Lowrey Hardware Company
Will C. Lawrence
Kipling’s
Crescent Laundry
Seated Tea Compliment for Miss Marian Hearn
Mrs. Lamar Strickland hosted a seated tea and kitchen shower at 503 South Kentucky Avenue complimenting Miss Marian Hearn on her upcoming marriage to Mr. Lyman Strickland next Sunday August fifth. Attendees included Fern Rapp Eleanor Hughes Flora Hughes Olive Butler Alice Tilton June Ruhl Helen Watts Pauline Stauter Mines J. D. Hearn Frank Strickland Mabel Teed Marmion McCord and the hostess. The lawn picnic and other items are noted with details on color themes and table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Strickland
South
Kentucky Avenue
Marian Hearn
Lyman Strickland
Fern Rapp
Eleanor Hughes
Flora Hughes
Olive Butler
Alice Tilton
June Ruhl
Helen Watts
Pauline Stauter
Mines
J. D. Hearn
Frank Strickland
Mabel Teed
Marmion McCord
Untidy House Worst Count Against Wife
Doris Blake admonishes wives to maintain a clean, timely and pleasant home. The column rails at perceived slovenliness, arguing a wife’s job is to prepare meals on time and keep the house neat, citing a husband’s grievance about late meals and a untidy home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Blake
A. A
Violence Threatens Minneapolis Truck Drivers Strike
Federal mediators faced impasses over a 20 dollar a week minimum wage demand for extra workers. Union Stockyards and Transit Company officers said such a guarantee would be a heavy financial burden in slack times. In Minneapolis the strike escalated with a 48 hour halt demand, leaders warned they would use force to stop trucks if permits continued. William Brown and other leaders urged Governor Olson to intervene while Adjutant General Walsh eyed near total truck shutdown. The strike disrupted peace plans hoped for by federal mediators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards and Transit Company
Minneapolis
William Brown
Union No. 574
Floyd B. Olson
E. A. Walsh
National Guard
Ten Years Ago Today Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests
Ten years ago today Janice and Ruth Huff hosted a luncheon honoring June Turner of Des Moines Iowa and Louise Halil of Central Illinois visiting Mary Gibbany. Attendees included Mariel Lamb Arline and Mary Gibbany Flora Huff Pruit Denning returning to Los Angeles as a USC junior. Also present were Mr and Mrs Grant Combs nee Lucy Seay of Denver visiting Mrs Ed Seay and Mrs H O West nee Grace Miller of Henderson Oklahoma visiting her parents J M Miller Notley Maddox of Los Angeles came to see her son Carter Maddox seriously injured. Lawrence Merchant of Carlsbad visited Mrs Ed Seay. 1-0- 0-0-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Ruth Huff
June Turner
Des Moines
Iowa
Louise Halil
Central
Ilinois
Mary Gibbany
Mariel Lamb
Arline
Flora Huff
Pruit Denning
Ss. P. Denning
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Grant Combs
Lucy Seay
Denver
Ed .S. Seay
H. O. West
Grace Miller
Henderson, Oklahoma
Mrs
J. M. Miller
Notley Maddox
Carter Maddox
Carlsbad Treasury In Good Condition
AP reports Santa Fe July 31 audits of New Mexico communities. Carlsbad shows a healthy general funds surplus of 12 951.04 and occupation liquor tax revenue of 2 977.50 versus 5 280.76 received. Pharmacy board cash balance is 7 244.27, up 1 716.08. Mines balance 7 212.34 after 82 458.74 receipts and 81 500.78 expenditures. Clayton notes doubtful municipal water and light accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Comptroller's Office
Clayton
Carlsbad
New Mexico School of Mines
Pharmacy Board
Municipal Water and Light Department
Huey Long In Raid Seizes Voting Books In New Orleans
New Orleans reports say orders mobilized the entire National Guard to back a previous seizure of the city voters registration office under Governor O K Allen and Huey P. Long. Plans to protest to the War Department and U S Attorney General follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
New Orleans
New Orleans National Guard
O. K. Allen
Huey P. Long
War Department
U. S. Attorney General
Louisiana National Guard
Long
Senator Long
Senator Cutting to Visit Roswell Soon for Brief Stop
Senator Bronson Cutting will return to Roswell within a week or two for a two to three day stay. Edgar F. Puryear, secretary to the senator, said Cutting will meet all who have matters to bring before him during the visit. He left for Santa Fe last night after a barbecue in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Cutting
Roswell
Edgar F. Puryear
Senator Cutting
Puryear
Santa Fe
Threats of General Strike in Meat Packing Dispute
General Hugh S Johnson of the NRA was urged to intervene as Brennan warned a general strike would not be favored by the AFL. The article notes danger that Amalgamated Meat Cutters locals may act against opposition from international officials, with strength centered in small packing houses and their employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S Johnson
NRA
Brennan
American Federation Labor
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Von Papen Envoy to Austria in Nazi Peace Gesture
Germany names Franz von Papen as Reich envoy to Austria replacing Kurt Rieth who was recalled after arranging a border safe conduct for Nazi assassins of Chancellor Dollfuss. The move is presented as a peace gesture to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Austria
Kurt Rieth
Reich
Rieth
Dollfuss
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Thorpe
Bear Grac
Joseph Royer
Columbus
Leo Royer
Coshocton
Ohio
First Baptist Sunday School
W. A. Wilson
Paul Goodsell
Washington
Charles F. Beeson
Joe J. Lane Jr
Betty Beeson
Chicago
Great Lakes Region
Canada
New England States
Presbyterian Senior Christian Endeavor Society
June Brookshier
East Second Street
Rowena
Alto
George L. White
J. P. White
Littlefield
I. J. Marshall
Salt Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Morgan Davis
Effie Olds
Berrendo Place
Albert H. Pruit’s
South Lea Avenue
Harold
George
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
Fairview Club
Frank Johnson
Paul Wilmot
Paula Jane
Prager Miller
Tommy Adams
J. P. White Roof Garden
Lloyd
Jane
Eaton
New Mexico
San Francisco
California
W. H. Kelly
M. E
J. E. Johns
Janice Huff
Huff Fine Arts Studio
Winterset
Leela
Tacoma
Carl A. Johnson
Miss Mabel
San Diego
Will Robinson
Miss Jane Robinson
Tres Ritos
Tarzan
Francis Warren William “Dr
Monila
Lyle Talbot
Mary Astor
Princess
Charles Ruggles
MR. Sweeny
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Arts and Crafts Trophy
Boem
Ner’s
Miss Marian Hearn
Rebekahs
J. R. Thomas
Missouri Avenue
Martha Robinson
Kate Robinson
Taos
Frances Schultz
J. B. Morris
Elias
Mexico
Ellen Nixon
Pretty Ellen Nixon
U. S
Mexico City
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Tex
Lawrence Merchant
Ed S. Seay
School of Mines
Olson
Kohler
Wis
Kohler Plumbing
National
Chicago Regional Labor Board
Kohler Workers Union
Bellingham
Wash
Calif
Pacific Coast
International Seamen’s Union
Dunn Plumbing & Heating Co
Southwestern Public Service Company
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