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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

4

Webb Binns marry in Roswell first Baptist church

The marriage of Miss Irene Webb to Mr. Winfred Roy Binns was solemnized Sunday June eleventh at seven o'clock in the morning in the First Baptist pastor's study. Only immediate family attended. The couple plan a Pacific coast honeymoon visiting Los Angeles Seattle and Chicago.

Irene Webb Winfred Roy Binn First Baptist Church Julian Atwood B. T. Webb South Richardson Avenue Roswell High Basil T. Webb Miss Irene [Webb Winfred Roy Binns

Las Majeritas Club Party at Roswell Country Club

Mrs. George E. French with Mrs. Alma Lipp supervised the Las Mujeritas club for a swimming party and picnic supper Saturday evening at Roswell Country Club. Attendees included Edith French Patricia Mitchell Marjorie Wherrett Maxine Blackmar Nancy Ellzey Anne Askren Dorothy Lancaster Louise Lipp of Albuquerque.

George E. French Alma Lipp Las Mujeritas Club Roswell Country Club Edith French Patricia Mitchell Marjorie Wherrett Maxine Blackmar Nancy Ellzey Anne Askren Dorothy Lancaster Louise Lipp Albuquerque

Roswell Youths Win Banners at Southern Assembly

About 200 Roswell young people attended the Southern M. E. Summer Assembly at a Boy Scout camp near Weed from June 6 to 11. The Roswell delegation earned the banner for largest group and another for best stunt, and their missionary play The Color Line drew big acclaim. Returning rosters list Frances Snipes, Vivian Mace, Ruth White, Ethelean Potter, Mary Louise Potter, Mary Jane Welter, Lorraine Bullard, Josephine Goodner, Jewel Goodner, Clara Lambeth, Mary Alice Rabb, James Travis, Bill Lambeth, Arthur Travis, Paul G. Schultz Jr., Earl Groves.

Roswell M. F South Assembly M. E Weed Frances Snipes Vivian Mace Ruth White Ethelean Potter Mary

International conference eyes currency stabilization

British spring tensions stir US sentiment against debt revision. Americans say Mr Mac Donald spoke for domestic audience. As the meeting adjourned to tomorrow, observers predict stabilization of major currencies within a wide range as the conference’s first definite achievement. Officials close to the British delegation cite a three-way accord among American British and French reps at the British treasury.

United States MacDonald

Plane wreck inquiry suggests pontoon strut failed

Coroner's investigator Major H N Woeltjens reports after a preliminary inquiry that the damaged plane's pontoon strut may have broken in flight, hindering a swift salvage and raising questions about the accident cause.

H. N. Woeltjens

Supreme Court rules on emergency clause timing in referendum case

The high court ruled the legislature decides the timing of emergency clauses and not a ruling on referendum petitions against such laws. Injunctions halted sales in Union and Curry counties. Attorneys expect new suits in Dona Ana and other counties as farmers gather outside courts awaiting guidance from Santa Fe and Gallup officials.

Supreme Court Union Curry San Mguel Chaves San Miguel Secretary of State Dona Ana S.1s Cruces W. A. Sutherland Farm Holiday Association Francisca Herrera George W. Hay Silver City Numa Frenger John Simpson McKinley County Gallup Dave Chavez Santa Fe Harris K. Kyle McKinley County Taxpayers Association Gertrude Bell Grant County Sandoval Sales P. F. Armijo Sandoval Colfax Raton

Government adviser notes sale delay and tax moratorium impact

The sale planned for ten o’clock drew few attendees at the courthouse and no sale occurred in Eddy County due to insufficient funds for notices. The moratorium on penalties and interest on taxes closed today, while Eddy County saw heavy delinquent tax payments.

Court House Eddy County Johns

Holguin Pleads Not Guilty in Berino Family Massacre

Pedro Holguin, brought from Laredo Texas, pleaded not guilty at a Las Cruces arraignment to charges of murdering seven members of the Melquiades Espinosa family at Berino New Mexico on April 1 1932. A preliminary hearing is set for Saturday June 17.

Las Cruces N. M Pedro Holguin Laredo Texas Justice of the Peace Melquiades Espinosa Berino Holguin

C M C Camps to Open on June Sixteen

General H A Ingalls received a telegram from the War Department stating that the C M C camps at Fort Bliss and Fort Logan will open on June 16. Attendance is limited to last year’s participants. New Mexico recruits will be routed to Bliss or Logan by region.

H. A. Ingalls War Department Ft. Bliss Ft. Logan New Mexico

Mattern Jettisoned In Flight From Beloye To Nome

The pilot Mattern, after losing his way from Beloye, slept on arrival and gave officials no chance to question him about plans. No takeoff time for Nome Alaska had been reported by noon, though weather warned of heavy conditions en route to the Kamchatka Peninsula northeast of Khabarovsk.

E.S.T Beloye Nome Alaska Kamchatka Peninsula Khabarovsk Sea of Okhotsk Petropavlovsk Wiley Post Harold Gatty Mattern

Three Roswell DeMolays Named State Officers

Roswell Chapter DeMolays returned from the State Conclave in Silver City with Master Councilor Frank Steger elected Senior Councilor and Ted Townsend as State Chaplain and Tommie Fowler as Second State Preceptor. Other Roswell delegates served on committees. Next conclave set for Albuquerque. new state officers listed.

Roswell Silver City Frank Steger Ted Townsend Tommie Fowler Tomme Fowler Vernon Rose Russell Morey Joe Nicholas Leland Fellows R. W Bob) Kisker Albuquerque N. M Pat Chipata Gallup Marshall Lowell Brown Cecil Marchant James Thompson Raton Vernon Lyman Las Cruces Virgil Lusk Santa Fe Welbert Exter Ord Howard McNeese Lyman Danoff Gene Merritt Clovis Frank Gentry Tommie Jones

Merchants Focus On Agriculture In Roswell Meeting

The Roswell merchants association plans a 6:30 PM meeting at Nickson Coffee Shop with county agents from Lea Roosevelt De Baca Lincoln Eddy and Chaves invited to discuss agricultural conditions and problems. Tickets cost 65 cents. reservations urged by Tuesday noon via the chamber of commerce. the event runs about two hours and promises broader business talks.

The Merchants Association Nickson Lea Roosevelt de Baez Lincoln Eddy Chaves Roswell Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce 86

Roswell Building Society Considers Lower Dividends

Directors advocate reduced dividends to boost loans for home improvements taxes and other needs arguing lower interest will spur prosperity and employment. A four percent half year dividend of $42 924 was declared for 1933 with directors E A Caon J F Hinkle A E Ingham W E Lambeth and R H McCune present.

Association E. A. Caon J. F. Hinkle A. E. Ingham W. E. Lambeth R. H. McCune

Roswell Merchants Sponsor Beauties Fashion Show in Town

Roswell merchants sponsor the Yucca Theatres Peach Fashion Show and beauty revue on Thursday and Friday. Local girls wear 1933 beach fashions and evening gowns with Gus Lemp's orchestra providing music. David Dallas directs the pageant with out of town judges selecting Miss Roswell and Miss Chaves County to compete with thirty Southwest beauties for the Queen of the West title on August 10th and 11th. A Tiny Tots' Revue is set for Friday night.

Roswell Yucca Theatres Gus Lemp David Dallas J. C. Penney, Price & Co the Model Montgomery Ward & Cothers Yucca Beauty Shop Ayers News Stand Gilkeson Hotel Rodden Studio

Heavy cut in New Mexico dry forces in July

Albuquerque June 12 C H Stearns prohibition administrator for New Mexico said no information on how federal office consolidations will affect his office He noted reports from Washington that the prohibition bureau's functions will be divided between the department of justice and the internal revenue bureau He believed a heavy cut in prohibition forces in New Mexico would occur around July 1.

Albuquerque N. M C. H. Stearns Prohibition New Mexico Washington Prohibition Bureau Department of Justice Internal Revenue Bureau Stearns

Cotton futures drift as Washington outlook weighs markets

New York traders awaited Washington developments on acreage curtailment, keeping cotton trading cautious. After an early gain, prices moved lower amid liquidation and hedging, then firmed as covering and demand returned. October faltered from 8.58 to 8.41, later near 9.54 in the afternoon with active months up 1 to 5 points.

New York Washington

Still and booze seized in state near Roswell

Federal and county officers arrested Earl Stockard at his ranch 30 miles north of Roswell. They seized a still, mash, and a quantity of whiskey over the weekend, with Stockard held on $1,500 bond.

Albuquerque N. M Federal Prohibition Office Prohibition Earl Stockard Roswell Stockard

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