Tie That Binds Program At Christian Church Event
The Telephone Christian Church Womans Association held a meeting titled The Tie That Binds. Mrs. Will Purdy served as recording secretary with Mrs. J. R. Holloway as corresponding secretary and Mrs. George H. Hill assisting. Mrs. Will H. Hortenstein chaired World Call and Mrs. J. Q. Cummins led publicity. Forty members attended and refreshments were provided by hostesses Cora Ray Henrietta Ernst and J. Q. Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W. Mitchell
Pomeesr Ag
Emery Dent
Will Purdy
J. R. Holloway
George H. Hill
Will H. Hortenstein
World Call
J. Q. Cummins
Mmes
Cora Ray
Henrietta Ernst
Pleasant all day LFD Extension Club meeting at LE Ranch
By Grace Thorpe Bear LFD Extension Club held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. R. Roberts on the LE Ranch. Morning singing led by Miss Willma Murrell. luncheon. piano pupils Billie Ree and Mary O. Grantham performed. A planned county picnic for June 19 at Cahoon Park. Afternoon slip covers demonstration by Miss Pauline Cowan. attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LFD Extension Club
R. Roberts
LE Ranch
Willma Murrell
W. S. Murrell
Billie Ree
Mary O. Grantham
W. A. Pelts
Cahoon Park
Pauline Cowan
Mmes
W. A. DeBorde
M. B. Thanisch
L. A. Carson
L. T. Jordan
A. E. Whitehead
George Pirtle
O. W. Box
R. M. Cookson
N. V. Pirtle
Charles Lawey
John Hobbs
Mamie Hobbs
J. A. Millican
Berry Heine
H. M. Chewning
Letha Anderson
Elgin Douthitt
Virgil M. Grantham
H. C. Anderson
Wilma Murrell
Bobbie Thanisch
Martha Jane Roberts
Billie Ree Grantham
Mary CO. Grantham
Virginia Chewning
Baby genius praised for perfect intonation and rhythm
The subject is described as unaffected, outstanding, and likely to achieve national recognition. Observers note perfect intonation and rhythm, projecting a bright future for the prodigy.
Hobo Hound Haunts Hayti Train Rides
In Hayti Missouri Edward A Ruff frets over Jackie Boy an Airedale who vanishes for days then returns. He learns the dog hops freight trains and even visits a conductor a distance away. A new odd problem is a hen that lays only in his car by the henhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Jackie Boy
Edward A. Ruff
Ruff
Judge dismisses case over quarrel fueled odd choice to live in car
Chicago judge Rupert Moser said he preferred living in his parked automobile for three days to going home after a quarrel with his wife. Judge Michael Tremko noted married men do strange things after family quarrels as he dismissed the police court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rupert Moser
Moser
Michael Tremko
Equal Rights Drive Advances Girls in Semipro Baseball
President Raymond Dumont of the National Semipro Congress announces that girls under 16 will have full knot hole privileges with boys at all state and district semipro baseball tournaments in Wichita Kansas.
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Equal Rights
Wichita
Kas
Raymond Dumont
National
Cow freed after tail entanglement with tree rescue
Long Tail, Short Story from Kingstree, S. C. reports H. R. Morris sought his missing cow Bossy and found her tail tied to a small tree. The snarl was so tight Morris had to cut down the tree to free the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingstree, S. C
H. R. Morris
Bossy
Morris
Nap in garage costs Carl Nast his cash till
Carl W. Nast dozed in his Kansas City garage after a long day. Two hours later he woke to find a thief had stolen his cash register valued at 190 dollars and four dollars from the desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Carl W. Nast
Judge Fines Collected After No-Funds Check
Judicial Candor Alliance Neb reports Magistrate Walter L Dishman noting an intoxication case where the court set a five dollar fine plus costs. With the defendant insolvent, a no funds check for 9 dollars 63 cents was offered as payment and the court proceeds to attempt collection of the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial Candor Alliance
Neb
Walter L. Dishman
Bigamous Blackbird Reported by Fairfield Warden
Fairfield CT. Frank J Novak, warden, reports a bigamous blackbird to the Connecticut Audubon Society. The notice notes unusual nesting behavior and potential attempts to form rival mate bonds observed in the area. Further sightings are being logged by the society and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Conn
Connecticut Audubon Society
Frank J. Novak
Republic to Begin Jungle Gold With Charles Bickford Lead
The studio plans an early production of Jungle Gold starring Charles Bickford. The ambitious film centers on the rubber industry which marks its 50th year this season, reflecting a milestone for the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Charles Bickford
Subject
Sanctuary Insight Reveals Unique Bird Living Trio
Novak notes a male bird nesting with two mates for several years creating a rare family design in the avian world, highlighting unusual social behavior observed at the sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novak
Omaha officer Kaiser talks traffic rules and duties
Dr John Law of Omaha Nebraska notes that motorists who break traffic laws should heed police radio operator Robert J Kaiser. Kaiser has served three years on the force and earned a doctor of laws degree from Creighton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Law
Omaha
Neb
Robert J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Creighton University
Sevenfold seven in the life of Rulon S Wells
Salt Lake City notes recount Rulon S Wells born July 7, 1854, as eldest of seven sons. As president of the First Council of Seventy in the Latter Day Saints church he leads seven men and has a wife from the seventh ward with seven daughters and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Rulon S. Wells
First Council of Seventy
Latter Day Saints Church
Parson Pays Three Peppercorns Rent to King George
In Freehold New Jersey on June 8 Rev John H Schwacke rector of St Peter's Episcopal Church will pay three peppercorns as three years rent to the rulers of Great Britain under a 1736 charter. He already sent 200 peppercorns in 1936 to King Edward VIII. The peppercorns symbolize rent for the land. The article notes the royal visit to Fort Hancock may not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VIII
Lumber dispute to arbitration in Alamogordo
The lumber wage dispute at Alamogordo will be submitted to a five man arbitration board with Supreme Court Justice Daniel K. Sadler as the neutral member. State labor commissioner Vincent Jaeger announced the other members are H. H. Shield and J. A. Potter for the union and J. A. Tatum and James Clifford for Southwest Lumber Company. The board's decision will be accepted.
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Santa FE
N. M
Alamogordo
Supreme Court
Daniel K. Sadler
Vincent Jaeger
H. H. Shield
J. A. Potter
J. A. Tatum
James Clifford
The
Southwest Lumber Company
Jaeger
New American Legion Home Opens With Reception
Nineteen years ago today the new American Legion home opposite Battery A Armory, built by Dr and Mrs George T Veal, opens with a reception. Charles de Bremond Post members assist with guests including Mmes Atwood Beeson Bear Herbst. A dance at the Armory follows. Ralph Parsons hosts at Roswell Country Club for daughter in law Wyly Parsons and granddaughter Rosemary of Santa Fe with guests Guthrie Smith Ruth Parsons and Mr and Mrs William Davidson. Anne Sawyer hosts dinner at the Gilder Hotel with Mrs Wallace Moore Echo Sain Susie Mae Winston Rebecca Skip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Battery A Armory
George T. Veal
Charles de Bremond Post
Mmes
J. D. Atwood
Charles F. Beeson
Grace T. Bear
James B. Herbst
Armory
Ralph M. Parsons
Roswell Country Club
Wyly Parsons
Rosemary
Santa Fe
Guthrie Smith
Ruth Parsons
William C. Davidson
Anne Sawyer
Gilder Hotel
Wallace Moore
Echo Sain
Susie Mae Winston
Rebecca Skipwith
Settlers Located in Ruidoso Cabins with Several Families
Roswell residents settle in Ruidoso cabins sharing space with multiple families. George B. Jewett and family, C. C. Martin and family, Dan H. Wilmot and family, Rev. S. E. Allison and family, Guy W. Nickson and family, C. M. Farnsworths and Arthur L. Farnsworth reside in the Dave Bryant cabin, while Mrs. M. E. Mason, Miss Nell Mason, and Mrs. J. T. McClure occupy the Mason-McClure cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
George B. Jewett
C. C. Martin
Dan H. Wilmot
Rev. S. E. Allison
Guy W. Nickson
C. M. Farnsworths
Arthur L. Farnsworth
Dave Bryant
M. E. Mason
Nell Mason
J. T. McClure
Berean Class Benefit Entertainment At First M E Church
E E Callaway organized a Berean class benefit at the First M E Church with a fine program. Mrs Phil Helmig played piano and Mrs Sue Clark sang soprano. Ruth and Janice Huff performed a piano duo and Glen Mc Coy played violin with Major Troutman as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Callaway
Berean
M. E. Church
Phil Helmig
Sue Clark
Ruth
Janice Huff
Glen McCoy
Major Troutman
Mrs C. C. Martin Visits Colorado Springs Estate Camp
Mrs C C Martin and her mother Rebecca Yoder of Omaha returned from Woodland Park near Colorado Springs where they visited the F P Spencer family. They toured a large estate recently leased by Colonel James W Willson superintendent of N M M I who plans to use it as a summer camp for boys.
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C. C. Martin
Rebecca Yoder
Omaha
Woodland Park
Colorado Springs
F. P. Spencer
James W. Willson
Nisbet Sister Return From Los Angeles Visit
Miss Chloe Nisbet, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Nisbet, has returned from Los Angeles where she visited her sister Adele Nisbet a trained nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Cauhape
John P. Cauhape
University of Missouri, Columbia
Mary Louise Long
Medina
Ohio
Chloe Nisbet
A. J. Nisbet
Los Angeles
Adele Nisbet
Prager Family Summering in Santa Barbara CA
Mrs William S Prager travels with daughters Miss Esther Prager and Mrs John S Cassidy nee Steph enie Prager and children Jane and Billie from Washington DC to spend the summer in Santa Barbara California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Prager
Esther Prager
John S. Cassidy
Stephenie Prager
Jane
Billie
Washington, D. C
Santa Barbara
California
Santa Fe visitor leaves for home with aunt in tow
Miss Vaulle Dills of Santa Fe leaves after visiting relatives, accompanied by her aunt Mrs. Jennie Ashinhurst. Major J. Ross Thomas of the New Mexico Military Institute departs for Nashville, Tennessee to spend the summer with relatives.
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Ambrose O'Connell
Washington, D. C
O’connell
Hedwig
Martha Northouse
Cook
Institute
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
O'Connell
Brownfield
Texas
D. C. Pearson
Bob O’connell
Las Vegas
E. F. Hayslip
Elizabeth
Oklahoma
Kansas
East
New York
Edna Malone
Baylor University
Waco
Baynard Malone
Baylor
Ross L. Malone
Charlie
Miss Malone
Sarita Fort
Miss Fort
Vaulle Dills
Santa Fe
Jennie Ashinhurst
J. Ross Thomas
New Mexico Military Institute
Nashville
Tennessee
Mrs. Allen of McKinney Visits Kin
Mrs. W. C. Allen of McKinney Texas sister of Mrs. Cora Ray and J. Q. Cummins is here for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Allen
McKinney, Texas
Cora Ray
J. Q. Cummins
New York Stocks Mixed Across Broad Range of Issues
A wide list of stocks traded with varied results as prices appeared mixed across industries. Major names include Boeing, Chrysler, Union Carbide, American Can, General Electric, and Westinghouse, with values shown in fractions and occasional notation of changes.
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Milk and Egg Prices
Chicago June 8 dairy and produce prices show butter at 1,577,964 pounds with creamery scores from 89 to 91. Carrots listed at 23 3/4 cents per unit, eggs at 33,371 cases and steady prices with no changes noted.
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Chicago
Galveston Cotton Market Report June 8
Spot cotton in Galveston held steady at 9.55 cents per pound for mid-dling. No sales were reported on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Wall Street Tips Toward Steady Reading After Losses
Wall Street opened hesitantly and slid to fractional losses with many stocks down about a point. Some issues managed modest advances as the tape moved slowly with 406 800 shares traded. A neutral to slightly optimistic mood lingered as traders awaited clearer signals for the next move. Bonds and commodities were irregular with Chicago wheat flat to down 3 eighths, corn steady to up 3 eighths, and cotton unchanged to up 25 cents a bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Kansas City livestock markets summary report
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs mostly 5 to 6 lower with top at 6.30 and varied weights from 140 to 350 pounds. Cattle trade active with steadier to higher moves. fed steers 7.60 to 9.00, heavy Colorado cattle above 9.25, cows 5.50 to 6.50, vealers 7.50 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs to shippers around 9.50 and natives 9.25, ewes 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Market summary from New York and Chicago June 8
Curb market notes mixed closing prices for industrials and rail names plus Treasury and Home Owners loans. Chicago grain and cotton futures marked modest moves while Boston wool houses report demand for bright fleece and combing wools with prices in the 28 to 32 cent range.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Treasury
Boston
New Orleans Cotton Market Slightly Dull on June 8
New Orleans June 8 spot cotton closed dull and unchanged. Sales reached 148 bales with middling at 9.50 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
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Christian Church Womans Association
Grace Thorpe
Ensign Mehlhop
F. L. Mehlhop
Dexter
Mr. Mehlhop
Frank Brookshiers
Maxwell
Long Beach
Donald Mehlhop
Evelyn Chapman
Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church
Army and Navy Club
Mehlhop
Submarine Service
New London
Connecticut
George L. McNew
Elizabeth Mehlhop
Princeton
N. J
Christian Church
Baily Vacation School
First Christian Church
George B. Owens
Charles Cleek
Eva M. Cooper
Junior Womans Club
Mary Alice Pritchard
Blanche Vandewart
Marjorie White
Jane Crosby
Roberta Vandewart
Shirley Gray
Mary Kay Carper
LaVonne Clark
Veronica Rhea
Elizabeth Slack
Tom Fowler,Jr
Lawrence Wolfe
Volunteer Service Committee
Chaves County
Red Cross
E. B. Johnston
Grady Welter
Lucy Lea
Pacific
American Red Cross
San Francisco
Bert Luttrell
Charles Darnell
Pecos Valley Drug Company
Chamber of Commerce
John Cowan
Raymond Long
Rolla McDonald
Navajo Lodge
Ruidoso
Pine Lodge
Long
Christian Church Choir
Ensign Paul G. Schultz
Paul G. Schultz
Arizona
Bill Lambeth
W. E. Lambeth
Ensign Schultz
West Coast
Jane Russell Oberkampf
University of Arizona
Mabel Oberkampf
Jessie Russell
O. M. Powers
Tucson
Oberkampf
Arizona U
Albert H. Schuler
Henry Teubel
Tulsa
James S. Cooper
Reed Schuler
Clovis
G. K. Richardson
Corpus Christi
George Richardson
Medical College of Texas University
Richardson
New Orleans City Hospital
Sylvester P. Johnson
Iowa City
Iowa
Washington
Lester A. Sprinkle
Rose Ann
Monterrey
Austin McWhorter
T Cc. U
Fort Worth
E. C. Varney
Phoenix
Tom Witten
Mr. Witten
Central Hardware, Inc
Daisy Notley Guffin
Roswell Womans Club
Ted R. Best
Everett Dean O’bannon
Jeanette MacDonald En Ayres F. Morgan
Alexander Graham Bell
ETS
Eee
PECOS
Wild Pill Hickok
Elliott
Lone Star Pioneers
OWL Show
Lecis B. DeMille
S ‘Urign
Libiening
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Sun—Ritz Bros
Anita Louise
Lionel Atwill
Bela Lugosi
Patsy Kelly
S.S.S
S.S.S. Co
Atlanta, Ga
Dept. N
Associated Press
Hollywood
Donald Duck
Moseley’s
Huey
Cent
Unca
Mia
Dewey
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Coronado
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny
al Chem & Dye
Asn
Crystal Bus
Rad & Sts
Moe Tel I
Eas
Smelt & R
el Pka
Berti
Avia
Bccs
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Bohn al & Brass
Borg Rin Og Oc
Cess
Riggs Mug
Ee Ee
Bulova Watch
Canad Pacific
Celanese Corp
Cate. de Pas
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel
City I & Peesa
Colgate Palm P
Congoleum Nairn
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Ee Ee Eas
du Pont de N ‘Eastman Ene Sae
Wi Power & It
el Paso Nat Gas
Firestone T
Gillette Ee
Gimbel Brog
Glidden Co
Goodrich GB
Goodyear T & R
Greet Caeoy
Houston Oil
Indust Rayon
Interlake
Hervester
Mick Cor
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
Miami Copper
Mo Pacific Pf
Montgom
Ward
Murray Seane
Nash Kelvinator
Wat Wiscut
Mat Distillers
Powa TG
Am Aviation
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Ie Oe Ae
Owens Ill Glass
Pac Gas & Elec
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Radio Corp of Am
Keith Orph
Seaboarg Oil
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Simmons Co A
Skelly Chl
Secony Vacuum
Sou Cal Edison
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands
Stand Oil Co
Stand Oil Ind
Stang Oij
Stewart Warn
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
Dee
Temas Corp
Cc Eus
Texas Gulf Sylph
Tex Pacc &O
Trans America
Trans & West Air
Fox FF
Union Carbide
Union Oil
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
Iraq
Crit Pruitt
United Gas Imp
Gypsum
Indus Alco
US Pipe & Fdy
U & Rubber
R &M
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros Pict
West Union Tel
Westingh Air Br
West Bi & Mig
Douglas Aircraft
Woolworth (Fw
Worthington P&m
Yellow Tr & Coach
Youngst
Sh & T Pate
CURB
Alum Co Am
Am Airlines
Ark P & L Pf
Br-Am Tb Br
Carrier Corp
Eisler
Elec
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Fisk Rub
Hecla
Humble Oil
Lockheeg Aire
NJ Zinc
I & S Co
Seiberling
G & E Pf
Lt & Pow
Jly
Sly
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