Dexter News: Local Courtship to Camp Mary White Visit
Dexter notes show Miss Jane Pritchard recovering from tonsil surgery at Dr Hubbard's. Many residents travel to camp or visit relatives in Roswell Elida Portales Las Cruces and Albuquerque. Red Cross reports 50 garments cut with 12 finished. So So Club to sew June 11 with yarn provided for knitting sweaters.
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Jane Pritchard
J. T. Barnett
Mary Marshall
Kay Preston
Las Vegas
Frank Wortman
Norma Jean Wortman
Albuquerque
Joe Cazier
Portales
Cazier
J. W
F. A. Thomas
Roswell
George Drew
Texas
Rev. Drew
O. A. Hood
Bill Hood
Abilene
Violet Smith
L. Parker
Presbyterian Ladies Aid June Meeting at Porters
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will hold their regular June meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Porter on Tuesday June 10th. Mrs. John G. Anderson will lead the day’s lesson. All those interested are invited to attend at 2:30 PM.
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Presbyterian, Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Harry Porter
John G. Anderson
Republicans of Chaves County Elect Officers
Republicans of Chaves County met in the courthouse this afternoon and elected county officers including O. O. Askren James M Hervey Antonio LaRiva Mrs C E Mason C G Mason as State Central committee and Frank Wortman as County chairman with Mrs John C Martens as vice chair Mary Mossman Mrs C E Mason Mrs Frank Wortman Edith Geyer and Claude Hobbs as secretary and treasurer The State Central committee likely will meet at Albuquerque on July 10 to elect a new state officers.
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Chaves County
Court House
O. O. Askren
James M. Hervey
Antonio LaRiva
C. E. Mason
C. G. Mason
Frank Wortman
John C. Martens
Mary Mossman
Edith Geyer
Claude Hobbs
Texas Cowboy Reunion to award $3500 in Stamford events
The twelfth annual Texas Cowboy Reunion in Stamford on July 3 4 and 5 will award premiums and cash prizes totaling 3500 across rodeo events. Expensive saddles and sterling belt prizes go to champions in calf roping wild cow milking cutting horse and sponsor contests with additional grand prize for bareback bronc riding.
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Stamford
Texas
Reunion
American Quarter-Horse Association
Rain totals reach 10.15 inches in Artesia May
The Artesia Advocate reports May rainfall of 10.15 inches at Artesia with heavier rains in surrounding areas. Year to date precipitation through May stands at 15.90 inches. Bedding plants are on sale at Glover's Flowers featuring snapdragons carnations petunias and more at 405 W Alameda.
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Bell System
Army
Navy
Western Electric Company
Artesia
Glover’s
Glover’s Flowers
W. Alameda
Local Happenings and Social Oevents in Hagerman
Mrs. L R Burck returns home from Albuquerque then Lubbock to visit relatives. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Howard Dorman at the William Solomon home with gifts and games followed by refreshments. Mrs Cunningham, Mark Boyce's mother, dies in West Virginia. A shower for Mrs Vincil Barnett held at the Woman's Clubhouse with program, gifts and refreshments. News of travel, illness, and local happenings across Hagerman community.
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L. R. Burck
Arguments In The Capitol Case In New Mexico
In Santa Fe June 7, judges heard two suits challenging a state capitol office building act. The plan would create a building commission and issue debentures worth a million dollars, to be repaid from rents by state departments. Attorneys argued constitutionality, with proponents and opponents presenting precedents and concerns about state credit and future obligations.
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Santa FE
N. M
David Chavez, Jr
Building Commission
J. H. Mullis
Roswell
R. G. Bryant. Portales
A. M. Fernandez
Fred Federici
E. D. Trujillo
Federici
M. C. Mechem
Commission
O. O. Askren
Pine
Girl Scouts Begin Red Cross First Aid Course
Twenty four Roswell Girl Scouts take a Red Cross first aid course led by Mrs. Glen Warnick with Mrs. Louis Fay assisting. Sixteen will earn both Red Cross and Girl Scout first aid certificates. eight will receive only Red Cross certificates due to age.
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Roswell
Glen Warnick
Louis Fay
Report Corrects Departure Details From Santa Ana and Belle Flor
The correction clarifies the earlier report about relatives in Santa Ana and Belle Flor. It states they have left, and provides updated specifics to reflect the accurate current situation.
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Santa Ana
Belle Flor
Home Grown Lettuce Sweet and Tender at Andersons Gardens
Classified advertisement promotes home grown head lettuce from Andersons Gardens. Readers are invited to phone No 11 to place orders or inquire about the produce and pricing.
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Andersons Gardens P —Adv
Roswell Tourism Sees Boost In 1941 Spending
Roswell expects a record summer tourist season with expenditures near three quarters of a million dollars, led by war-avoidance travel, winter visits, and improvements to Highway 70. Claude Simpson of the Chamber notes five months this year exceed last year and cites dense rain, Lincoln Forest skiing, and Fort Bliss visitors as growth factors.
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Roswell
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Low Countries
France
United States
New Mexico
Simpson
NMMI
Sunshine State
Amarillo
Clovis
Mescalero Indian Reservation
Mescalero
U.S
Ruidoso
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J. W. Powell
Richmond Powell
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Las Cruces
Frank H. Reinecke
Tom McNeal
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Eastern N. M. State College
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Jim McKinstry
St. Mary’s Hospital
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