Final Ball Celebrates NM Military Institute Commencement
More than two thousand people attended the thirty sixth annual commencement at New Mexico Military Institute. The second classmen hosted the first classmen and families at Cahoon Armory in a lavish gala with blue and gold decor, a silver and gold illuminated ballroom, a moonlit pool setting, and an orchestra. Guests included Governor A W Hockenhull and numerous dignitaries, faculty, and regents.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Cahoon Armory
Pincett
Bearly
Harvey
Stewart
Long
Fink
Zuckerman
Doran
Stauder
Neimann
Hall
Heller
Hawks
Hamilton
Good
Jinkins
O’donnell
McKay
Paul Horgan
M.S
A. W. Hockenhull
Georgia L. Lusk
Santa Fe
Doakes. Campbell
Nashville
Tennessee
Edmund H. Gibson
Galveston
J. D. Atwood
Herbert B. Smurl
E. A. Cahoon
M. A. Otero, Jr
Donald W. Hamilton
D. C. Pearson
H. P. Saunders
All Bran claimed to cure lifelong constipation
An enthusiastic reader from Jacksonville Florida credits Kellogg’s All Bran with ending forty years of chronic constipation. Laboratory notes claim the cereal adds bulk to move bowels, supplies vitamin B and iron, and is safer than patent medicines. Two tablespoons daily usually suffice, with more during serious cases, and a doctor if relief fails.
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Battle Creek
Roswell Women to Attend Yellowstone Regional Conference
Grace Bowman of Santa Fe chairs the West Central Region for the Business and Professional Women Clubs. Mrs. Marie Baldy is official reporter and will have expenses paid to the Yellowstone Park conference. Roswell attendees include Inez Jones, Elizabeth Garrett, Ann Rogers, Charlotte St John, and Laura Peck with others on the program.
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Yellowstone Park
Grace Bowman
Santa Fe
Marie Baldy
Baldy
Roswell
Joye Pre Final Ball Party Brilliant Garden Affair
A social event at 500 North Kentucky Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Joyce honored Mrs. William H. McKee of Quarry Heights, Canal Zone, during the Institute commencement. About 150 guests attended a vine-walled garden party with Japanese lanterns and flowers, noted for its evening charm and old-time friends.
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Joyce
Charles F. Joyce
North
Kentucky Avenue
William H. McKee
Quarry Heights
Canal Zone
Institute
Charming dinner honoring finals visitors at seven
Mr and Mrs E G Minton hosted a seven o'clock dinner for Dr and Mrs A N Stewart of Las Vegas, guests of Mr and Mrs H M Dow for the Institute finals. Seated at a candlelight table with the Stewarts were Mr and Mrs John H Mullis, Mrs Donald W Jones of San Francisco, Miss Mary Mullis, Ee G Minton Jr and others.
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A. N. Stewart
Las Vegas
H. W. Waller
el Paso
H. M. Dow
Gilmore Nunn
Pampa
Texas
E. G. Minton
Institute
Stewart
Minton
John H. Mullis
Donald W. Jones
San Francisco
Mary Mullis
Ee. G. Minton Jr
Cadets Promoted In Battalion And Saber Award Given
A long list of cadets promoted to Corporal and Lance Corporal follows with names including Promos J. Williams Gould Leverton Pettet and many others. Future promotions will be merit based with no regard to grade. Major Beverly H. Coiner of Cavalry ROTC presided. P. of M. S. & T. Fink won the Frank Bros saber for highest rank after second year at the final formation.
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E. G. Minton
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World Call
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Mmes
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Wright
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Ellison
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Lewis
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Love, C. H
Pickrell
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Blue
D. B
Simmer, K
Brumby, R
Wright, C. G
Cassedy
W. P
Peckham
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R. M
Prentice
S. A
Sheldon, H. W
Yeatts
Cundiff, M. R
Bateman for Exemption of Home from Taxation Debate
The author argues for exempting the dwelling home from taxation and forced sales to strengthen the family as the basis of the state. He contends homes cultivate independent motherhood, reduce militaristic upbringing, and support national prosperity. He asserts that protecting homes would boost Roswell’s population and growth.
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