Lovely Party For Miss Marion Selby
Social notes cover a series of church group gatherings led by Mrs. H B McCarter and Rev D B Titus with installations of officers for the Young Womans Guild and related circles, highlighting attendees, hosts, and ritual corsages in a detailed church society roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Selby
Mary Louise Cauhape
Young Womans Guild
H. B. McCarter
Aubrey Gregg
D. B. Titus
Dayton Talmage
George N. Mett
Orville H. Cookson
Mills Talmage
Charlies Brown
Roger Sprecker
Lamar Strickland
World Call
John H. Wyly
Vic
Clifford Ferrin
Carl Bird
Ralph Lannom
Will H. Johnson
Mmes. Clifoord R. Ferrin
Sadie C. Vaudheler
H. C. Taylor
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
George N. Carothers
A. F P. Madison
Victor Wyly
Charles Cleek
Charles L. Brown
C. V. Sweatt
Lee Corn
Delia Krezg
R. W. Franzen
Maurice D. Trout
Truman A. Spencer
St. Andrews Church
John P. Cauhape
North
Kentucky Avenue
Selby
Miss Selby
Jean Maddox
Fort Bliss
Jane Shaw
Denver
Colorado
John E. Selby
Frances Urton
Bianda Greenwade
Frances Martin
Kathryn Joyner
Maudelee York
Diantha Davis
Patricia Mitchell
Janet Lee Fleehart
Joan Malarney
Cecile Vandewart
Dolores Farnsworth
Frances Smyris
Genevieve Yoder
Miss Cauhope
Camp Mary White Campership Boosts Roswell Camp Tuition
Roswell Girl Scout Council gives all Roswell girls a six dollar campership reduce two week tuition to eighteen dollars at Camp Mary White markers. Four week rates drop to thirty six dollars. Camp Mary White opens Sunday June eighteenth for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Allan Jones to sing with Portland Symphony July 31
Hollywood from the Inside reports Allan Jones will perform in Portland on July 31 accompanied by the Portland Symphony. Sam Goldwyn begins free baths for studio staff, including a sun roof, pool, and showers for employees. June Gale had mild sun stroke after drifting on a motor boat off Catalina. Hollywood Hospital banned visitors to Richard Greene’s room to deter autograph seekers. Leonid Kinsky, whose wife needs an iron lung, acts in the musical On Your Toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Jones
Portland
Portland Symphony
Sam Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Catalina
Hollywood Hospital
Richard Greene
Leonid Kinsky
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Traders Eye Tax Hope
New York June 13 stocks showed little fighting spirit with major issues slipping fractions while closing quotes stayed higher. Transfers reached 526 200 shares amid cautious sentiment despite optimism over possible tax revision legislation. Downgrades came from General Motors Allis Chalmers and other large names amid labor troubles and a milder market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Congress
General Motors
Michigan
Allis- Chalmers
Milwaukee
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Allis
Approval of Middle Rio Grande rehab plan in New Mexico
Albuquerque June 13 The Middle Rio Grande conservancy district won approval for a rehabilitation plan costing 585 600 to buy tax delinquent lands and bring more lands into production in the district The plan, after year and a half of RFC district negotiations, lets the district with RFC purchase state lands tax delinquent for resale to the original owners on long term contracts to prevent evictions RFC field representative G A Lescallett will administer the plan and cooperate with RFC The first step will involve talks with the state tax commission over lands held for non payment of taxes or assessments The district engineer W C Oestreich said the program aims to preserve landowners and enable contracts for repurchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy
Frank Butt
Conservancy Board
Reconstruction Finance Corp
G. A. Lescallett
RFC
State Tax Commission
W. C. Oestreich
Conservancy
Funds Voted to Battle Grasshoppers Nationwide
Washington dispatch reports federal participation in a 24 state campaign against grasshoppers and insects continues under entomology bureau orders. Assistant chief S A Rohner said the move follows an emergency $1,750,000 appropriation sent to the White House after quick passage by Congress.
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Washington
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau
S. A. Rohner
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Galveston Cotton Market Steady At 9.50 Mid Dling
Spot cotton in Galveston on June 13 held steady at 9.50 for mid grade, with sales reported at 220 bales. The market maintained a stable tone despite limited trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Virginia Hervey Hosts Picnic Supper at Roswell Club
Virginia Hervey entertained friends at a Roswell Country Club picnic supper. Her mother Mrs. James M Hervey, assisted by Mrs. Hiram M Dow and Mrs. Octavia Smith, hosted guests including Nell Mullis, Gertrude Irby, Nell Lyman, Margaret Miller, Clara Mason, Josephine Bedell, Mary Jane Robinson, Virginia Pruit, Dorothy Morrison, Olivia Rhea, Blaine Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hervey
Roswell Country Club
James M. Hervey
Hiram M. Dow
Octavia Smith
Virginia
Nell Mullis
Gertrude Irby
Nell Lyman
Margaret Miller
Clara Mason
Josephine Bedell
Mary Jane Robinson
Virginia Pruit
Dorothy Morrison
Olivia Rhea
Blaine Johnson
Marjorie Leland Visits Hollywood Grandparents for Summer
Marjorie Leland, who has been studying in Hollywood California for the past year, arrives to spend the summer with her grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Patterson. Mr and Mrs C J Leland of Breckenridge Texas will meet Marjorie here later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin S. Huffaker
Dorothy Dufo
Donald
Washington, D. C
D. R. Perkins
Ruidoso
John Dufo
New York
H. P. Saunders
Elyse
Sue
Sally
Boston
Saunders
New York World Fair
L. S. Rawson
Santa Fe
Jane Richart
L. P. Richart
Bill Minton
E. G. Minton
Nashville
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Marjorie Leland
Hollywood
California
Jd. F. Patterson
C. J. Leland
Breckenridge
Texas
Marjorie
Cadet Captain H P Saunders Improves After Typhoid
Captain H P Saunders, commandant of cadets at New Mexico Military Institute, who has been ill with typhoid fever at St Marys hospital for a month, is reported improving and has been able to sit up for the past three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Saunders
St. Marys Hospital
Fall entertain at Roswell Country Club fish fry
Dr and Mrs H V Fall entertain at Roswell Country Club with a fish fry supper. Guests include Messrs and Mesdames Carl M Elinhart Clark Dilley Roy Ammerman and Mrs Werline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Fall
Roswell Country Club
Messrs
Mmes
Carl M. Elinhart
Clark Dilley
Roy Ammerman
Mrs. Werline
Grace Bear and Ruby Saunders Attend National Club Convention
Mrs Grace T Bear president of Roswell Womens Club and Miss Ruby Saunders New Mexico representative in the World War Overseas Unit depart for Des Moines Iowa to attend the Fifteenth Biennial Convention of the General Federation of Womens Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace T. Bear
Roswell
Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Ingham entertain guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Ingham entertain at dinner with guests Mrs Roy Ammerman Miss Ammerman and Mrs Grace T Bear attending in a social gathering noted for formal hospitality and refined conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Ingham
Roy Ammerman
Miss Ammerman
Grace T. Bear
Monticello Seminary Students Home From Summer Vacation
Russ, Frances Bear and Florida Sain from Monticello Seminary Godfrey Illinois and University of New Mexico Albuquerque return home for summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey
Illinois
Frances Bear
Florida Sain
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Family Visit Opens Oklahoma City Tour Ahead
The narrative notes a trip to Oklahoma City to visit the family of Mr. and Mrs. Sid ney E Ingham. It mentions that later the two families will tour the New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Ingham
Oklahoma City
Sidney E. Ingham
New England States
Captain Lohman Assigned to Camp Kearny for Summer Duty
Captain E. A. Lohman of the National Military Institute has been ordered by the War Department to Camp Kearny California for summer service. He proceeds under military orders to report for duty and training at the camp for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lohman
Camp Kearney
California
U. S. War Department
Miss Loudie Crawford Takes Ten Day El Paso Vacation
Miss Loudie Crawford private secretary to Colonel James W Willson superintendent N M M I sails for a ten day vacation in El Paso, leaving on a confidential leave of absence and return plans to be announced after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudie Crawford
James W. Willson
el Paso
Mr and Mrs Carl R McNally Travel To Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Carl R McNally depart on a trip visiting Des Moines Waterloo and other nearby towns.
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Carl R. McNally
Des Moines
Waterloo
Town
Promotion for Major Thompson to Lieut Colonel QMR E
Major F. W. Thompson of N. M. M. I. has received word of his promotion to Lieut Colonel in the Q M R E. The promotion elevates him within the regiment and reflects recognized service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Thompson
Mrs Lewis attends Ed Lewis graduation in Chicago
Mrs Hugh Lewis travels to Chicago for her son Ed Lewis's graduation from Todds School For Boys at Woodcock. Mrs Earl P Van Denburgh departs for Chicago to study voice and piano at the American Music Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Lewis
Chicago
Ed Lewis
Todds School For Boys
Woodcock
Earl P. van Denburgh
The
American Music Studio
Mr and Mrs Peck at 400 North Kentucky Avenue
Mrs Elza White hosts thirty members of the First Presbyterian Church C E at Roswell Country Club for swimming boating and a picnic supper in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McClure
Major
John McClure
Robert P. Kirk
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph F. Robertson
Harold Ferguson
Poteau
Oklahoma
Marjorie Fensom
Robertson
North Lea Avenue
Miss McClure
Mary Cutting
St. Paul
Lenore Shafer
Harriet Poorbaugh
Charlotte St. John
Jean Watt
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Ferguson
Mrs. Robertson
John C. Peck
North
Kentucky Avenue
Elza White
C. E
Roswell Country Club
Neutrality bill clears committee in war arms debate
Washington June 13 The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved the neutrality bill to repeal the arms embargo enabling presidential control over international situations. Democrats backed the measure while Republicans opposed it, signaling a partisan split as the House prepares to take up the bill within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Britain
France
State Department
Germany
United States
Europe
Rep. Bloom
D-Ny
House
Bloom
Roswell Girl Grand Recorder Named In Rainbow Assembly
The New Mexico Rainbow Girls Grand Assembly closed its two day meeting in Deming with Frances Schroeter of Hurley elected grand worthy advisor and Albuquerque chosen for the 1940 assembly. New officers include Frances Frederick Hobbs grand worthy associate advisor Mary Eunice Waggerer Belen grand charity Lorraine Sloss Deming grand hope Caroline Brentari Gallup grand faith Lucille Wilson Roswell grand recorder Dorothy Redick Fort Sumner grand treasurer. Reports from worthy advisors of all state assemblies were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Grand Faith
Lucille Wilson
Roswell
Grand Recorder
Dorothy Redick
Fort Sumner
Habeas corpus denied for Jack Harding in Santa Fe
District Judge Eugene D. Lujan denied the habeas corpus request for Jack Harding who has been held in the Santa Fe city jail since his Saturday release from state prison. Harding was ordered transferred to Minnesota officers for return to St. Paul to face parole violation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Jack Harding
State
Eugene D. Lujan
Harding
Minnesota
St. Paul
Speed Necessary Continuer from Page One Update
A committee proposed extending tax treatment to banks and insurance firms and to corporations in United States possessions. Mutual investment firms, currently favored, would face an 18 percent tax under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
United States
Boston wool market slows as bids drift lower
Boston wool market moves slowly with few sales in country packed mixed grade lots. Quotations for good French combing lengths fine territory wools in original bags hold firm at 65 to 68 cents per pound scoured, while grease delivered prices run 31 to 31.5 cents for country packed fleece wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
USDA
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report June 13 1940s
Kansas City livestock market summary shows hogs at 2500 salable with uneven activity and prices mostly down to 10 cents from Monday. Cattle salable 3500 with calves 1000. fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, heifers up to 15 higher, cows steady to strong, vealers stronger, stockers scarce. Sheep 5000 salable with limited early trade, native spring lambs to shippers at 9.65, other lambs to packers around 9.50, clipped Texas lambs 7.25.
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Kansas City
USDA
Feq
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Higher on June 13
The New Orleans market closed quiet with a 5 point gain. Sales reached 111 bales as low middling moved to 8.30 cents, middling 9.45, and good middling 10.00. Receipts were 1,907 and stocks stood at 417,961.
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New York
Jly
New Orleans
New York Wool Markets Slip as Hedge Selling Leads
Wool futures eased in moderate activity with hedge selling in Boston houses weighing on prices. Antwerp level, Roubaix steady, July at 82.0, December 78.8, March 78. Spot tops at 85.0, bid. Chicago grain closes mixed with July wheat 73 1/8 to 73 1/4, corn 49 5/8 to 51 1/4, oats 34 1/8 to 32 7/8.
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New York
Boston Houses
Antwerp
Roubaix
Jly
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices Steady for Eggs and Varied Hors Date
Chicago June 13 Blaster reports egg prices steady with storage packed firsts 16 1/2 cents extras 16 3/4 cents. Other prices unchanged as market shows firm stance with large shipment figures. 1 475 241 price figure noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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L. O. Bowman
Carl M. Bird
Goldye Shrader
Arline Gibbany
Omal Curtis
Florence Douglas
Lilah Harrison
Janice Huff
Mmes. C. A. Emmett
Joseph H. Dekker
Dale Gregg
Grady Southworth
W. H. Hitson
Houston
Lois Emmett
Rev
First Christian Church
J. Q. Cummins
George H. Hill
J. D. Hill
Cummins
Malcolm Sale
Cora Ray
Lawrence Dry
Maude Jacobi
Will Purdy
Will H. Hortenstein
R. V. Young
W. E. Chamberlain
O. R. Haymaker
Joe H. Dikker
H. G. Borland
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
W. J. McInnes
Walter P. Turner
J. B. Savage
William L. Hill
McInnes
Anna Nihart
A. Pruit
Mmes Alice Ranft
J. L. Mabie
R. L. Malone
George E. French
Earl McDowell
J. M. Summers
Lillie Rosier
D. C. Steele
Berean
Trinity Methodist Church
Roy Green
Cyril Hanes
W. J. McMillen
Emmett Gray
B. B. Lassiter
E. F. Mangrum
District Five
Homer Dunagan
South
Missouri Avenue
Helen McGuire
John G. Anderson
Leo Schorn
LeRoy Murray
Mollie Herman
Will Friend
J. M. Wattam
Mathilda Oglesby
Verdi Gill
John Kintz
Marjorie Fairly
Eva Bourne
Ella Yeager
Mary Kerwin
Maurine Jones
Fairley Orvan
Lordsburg
Jimmy Murray
Bruce Gibbs
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Court House
Chaves County
Lake J. Frazier
Shrine
L. O. Fullen
J. P. White, Jr
L. P. Spurlock
Spurlock
Nowata
Winita
Marcella Lee
Floyd A. Lee
Richardson Avenue
C. L. Stahler
Marjorie St. John
Bridge
Pennsylvania Avenue
B. F. Kelly
Adele Kelly
Mary Thompson
Ben Kelly, Jr
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Ladye Dee Jones
Carlsbad Cavern
Louise Tucker
L. D. Tucker
University of Tennessee Medical School
Mrs.Tucker
Frances Tucker
Vaughn
Truman A. Spencer Jr
U. S. Air Corps Reserve
Hamilton Field
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Stanley Anderson
University of Colorado At Boulder
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Arthur Anderson
Ladies of
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Billie
Carol
Northwest
Berrendo School
4-H
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Maryland Sadler of
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G. B. Armstrong
Bridgers
Lawrence Wolfe
Bridge Club
Military Heights
Dwight McNally
Horace H. McGee
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Robert Bear
Edward Purdy
Stanley W. Lodewick
Floyd Childress
Harry G.moberly
Mrs. Wolfe
Mary Louise Long
Medina
Ohio
Raymond Long
Phil Helmig
Pine Lodge
Jeanne Cauhape
Mrs. Long
Mary Louise
Nickson Hotel
John E Selby
W. T. Joyner
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Maude Lee York
Miss Joyner
Dina
Opal Kersey
Amarillo
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George Miller
Los Angeles
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Grand Assembly of Rainbow
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