Lutheran WML Hears Report on Convention
The Lutheran Woman’s Missionary League meeting at Immanuel Lutheran Church heard reports on the Colorado District convention at Pueblo and included new member welcome. Officers were installed for July, with plans for a June luncheon, a June fellowship dinner, and an ice cream social. Laura Corn was among graduates at Colorado State College of Education. They also noted a local sewing event and community refreshments.
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Lutheran Woman's Missionary League
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Fred Brown
A. J. Brase
Colorado
Pueblo
Mirs
Varney Martin
Verdi Gill
Unit 1
Otto Rigan
Davidson Dr
Robert Krug
B. H. Gallert
Olin Heinrichs
W. D. Blackwell
Gill
Ewald Behnke
N. Main St
L.W.M. L
Leslie Stadler
Tom Murray
J. K. James
Bob Simmons
Bill Ricker
A.J. Brase
J.K. James
Lavern Koske
Robert Simmons
Kenneth Hunt
B. W. Gallert
Gus Ebel
al Kasten
Laura Corn
Jess W. Corn
Roswell
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Colo
Miss Corn
Roswell High School
Miss Massey Feted at Earl Corn Home Shower for Bride-Elect
Mrs. Earl Corn and Mrs. Holland Williams hosted a Tuesday evening party near Dexter honoring Miss Jo Ann Massey on the eve of her upcoming marriage to William H. Mikesell Jr. from Topeka Kansas. The event featured a miscellaneous shower, luncheon fare, garden arrangements, and a long guest list of relatives and friends.
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Earl Corn
Catherine Corn
Holland Williams
Betty Lou Williams
Dexter
Jo Ann Massey
William H. Mikesell, Jr
Topeka
Kan
First Presbyterian Church
Massey
Mikesell
Mansfield Tweedy
Sammy Hammons
Clifford Smith
Ginger Smith
W. N. Worthington
Ann Worthington
Truman Sanders
Do Lralea Sanders
Tom Mann
Nita Mann
Verdi Gill
Bill Lines
J.C. Rogers
Ann Rogers
H. H. McGee
Mary Lou McGee
G. T. Watts
Patty Watts
Roy Norton
Ruthe Norton
Floyd Childress
Elizabeth Anne Childress
Archie Campbell
Kathleen Campbell
M. C. Trent
Winona Trent
Claude Forster
Febe Forster
J. P. Williams
Mary Lynn Williams
Arthur Allison
John Stanley
Dallas
Tex
F. Homer Tegler
Eleanor Tegler
Hilton Ray
Barbara Ray
Gayle Armstrong
Paul Wilmot
W. G. Taylor
Betty Taylor
Clarence Hinkle
Betty Ann Hinkle
Jack Lair
Marie Naramore
James Stockton
Lawrence Wolfe
Williams H. Mikesell
Columbus
Fred Croom
Clinton
Okla
Wayne Oy
Thronton Boswell
Pecos Valley Spring Horseshow Highlights Local Riders
Over 70 horses and riders enter the Pecos Valley Spring Horseshow at Fair Park rodeo grounds with 20 plus contestants expected. Events run Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 8 PM, including barrel racing and various horse classes. Admission is free and refreshments are available on site.
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Pecos Valley
Fair Park Rodeo Grounds
Roswell
Colored Variety Show At Junior High Tonight
The NAACP presents an all colored variety show at the Junior High Auditorium at 8 p m. Religious songs feature the Bethel Baptist Church choir from Artesia directed by Rev J H Horton. Local talent Betty Elliston Juanita Waggoner and others perform with Bobby Joe Barbara Whittenburg Jacqueline Jackson Precious Waggoner and Freddy Williams. Proceeds aid the local NAACP chapter.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bethel Baptist Church of
Bobby Joe
Barbara Whittenburg
Jacqueline Jackson
Precious Waggoner
Billy Simmons
Freddy Williams
The
NAACP
Newcomers Club Hosts Tuesday Luncheon and Card Party
The Newcomers Club met Tuesday at Roswell Country Club for its monthly luncheon and card party. Hosts Mrs Roundtree Smith Nichols arranged a spring theme. canasta prizes went to Mrs Nichols and Mrs Dolmage while bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs Roundtree Smith and Mrs Hall.
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Newcomers Club
Roswell Country Club
R. J. Roundtree
B. C. Smith
H. J. Nichols
Nichols
G. H. Dolmage
Roundtree
Smith
W. R. Hall
Mesdames
Lie Detector Shows Nothing For Indians
Oklahoma City reports state psychologist Dr. H. H. Donahue notes full-blood Indians show no lie detector reactions across tests while mixed-blood individuals exhibit definite responses. The claim attributes stoic traits to emotional response differences in polygraph results.
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Oklahoma City
H. H. Donahue
Donahue
Thrilling Yarn Turns Out Fiction About Wrecked Semi
Police rush to the scene 12.8 miles east of Roswell on US 70 after a rumor of a wrecked semi with the driver pinned under the cab proves false. Arthur Brewer, his wife, and seven children traveled in a 1951 Chevrolet pulling a furniture trailer. no injuries reported.
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Arthur Brewer
General Delivery
Artesia
Brewer
Don Shultz
New Mexico
Ballard
Dave Beall
Roswell
U. S. Highway 70
Clovis Road
Shultz
Gideons to Hear Pastor Risner at Sunday Meeting
Roswell Gideon Camp will hear the pastor from First Assembly of God Church Rev Risner at 7 a.m. Sunday in the Nickson Hotel. E M Haley is president and Winfred Binns secretary of the camp.
Roswell Recreation Council to Meet Monday Evening
Roswell Recreation Council will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the youth center building at 807 N Missouri Ave Jimmie Johns membership chairman announced this today
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Jimmie Johns
Roswell Recreation Council
Youth Center
Missouri Ave
Meeting Planned Santa Fe Tourism Council Executive Session
The Tourist Industries Council of New Mexico will hold executive committee meetings at the San Geronimo Inn in Taos on June 5 and 6. Council Chairman Arthur H. Etzold announced the details along with a list of participating members from Oklahoma City and other areas.
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Santa FE
Tourist Industries Council of New
McCarthy Welch reach agreement on monitored calls dispute
The two sides tentatively agree that calls involving senators including McCarthy may be made public, while calls within the administration remain sealed under Eisenhower guidance. Symington urged release of McCarthy calls as Mundt kept order during the tense hearing session.
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Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
McCarthy
Welch
Eisenhower
Welch-McCarthy
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Mundt
R-Sd
New Effort Opens to Press and Public in Talks
A new push for peace talks will allow each delegation to hold news conferences after sessions and provide a full account of proceedings including speeches. The cease-fire policing deadlock remains unresolved as Communists conceded some ground.
District Court Seeks Water Use Injunction
An order is sought in district court prohibiting Michelet from using water from a pump or the Pecos River for irrigation. The case targets blocking use of water from shallow wells and river sources.
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Pecos
Michelet
Water rights dispute and divorce filings noted
A complaint seeks to bar Salgado from using water from any underground well for irrigation, with a domestic use exception. Orders dismissing two cases without prejudice list Mabel Sanchez Chavez v Lenon Chavez and Lucy T Yblood v Kenneth Youngblood. Divorce actions filed include Addie Vivian Gressett v James Chandler Gressett and Mabel Joan Wheeler v Robert Wheeler.
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Salgado
Mabel Sanchez Chavez
Lenon Chavez
Lucy T. Y Blood
Kenneth Youngblood
Addie Vivian Gressett
James Chandler Gresse
Mabel Joan Wheeler
Robert
Alva Wheeler
Singing Instruction Time Is Changed at North Hill Church
North Hill Church of Christ Richardson Texas alters singing class from 7 30 to 6 30 tomorrow night. Revival begins at 7 30 with Elmer Johnson Stanton Tex as speaker. Since May 31 Tommy Williams Littlefield Tex has led nightly singing at 7 30 through June 13 now ending earlier at 6 30. Attendance stands at 75.
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North Hill Church of Christ, Richardson
13Th
Elmer Johnson
Stanton
Tex
Tommy Williams
Littlefield
McCarthy Seeks Private Names in Defense Review
The Defense Department and Senator McCarthy clash over secret witnesses. Cohn testifies McCarthy offered names with secrecy, while Seaton forwards a department letter insisting on access to the names to act in defense interests. McCarthy sees potential for a workable arrangement to end the hearings.
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Department
Cohn
McCarthy
Defense Department
Subcommittee
Asst
Fred Seaton
Seaton
Department For Defense
Army
Explosion Raises Bennington Toll to 102 at Quonset Point
Death of another crew member at Quonset Point Rhode Island early today brings the May 26 explosion aboard the aircraft carrier to a total of 102 fatalities. The record rise follows the earlier casualty count and underscores the scale of the disaster.
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Quonset Point
R. I
Bennington
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