Christmas Church Choir Pot Luck Supper
Members of the First Christian Church choir and their families enjoyed a pleasant pot luck supper Thursday evening in the church annex after practice. Miss Janice Huff directed the choir with help from several wives and friends. about forty people attended the event with sandwiches, pickles, salad, ice tea, cake and ice cream provided by choir members.
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The
First Christian Church
Janice Huff
Hugh M. Huff
J. Q. Cummins
Will H. Hortenstein
C. E. Lannom
Will Purdy
Arnold L. Pearce
Charming Morning Party at Mrs H Leonard Hostess
Mrs H Leonard entertained this morning at her Country Club Place home with bridge and a noon truncheon. Decor featured delphinium and Shasta daisies, a three course menu, and a guest list of many social names.
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Harry Leonard
Country Club Place
Bridge
Mmes
Louis Keel
Max W. Coll
John W. Hall
I. D. Stewart
Roy Daniel
Henry Bedford
Horace H. McGee
Robert Bear
Langford Keith
Sidney Prager
Willard L. Prager
Harold H. Ball
Elea White, Jr
Morgan Davis
J. P. White Jr
Carl R. McNally
Wil
H. Johnson
H. P. Saunders
Josephs. Griffith
Dwight McNally
Guard Marvin
Oklahoma City
Louis Prager
Guatemala
Central America
Marie? Cahoon
Faybee Cummins
Betsy Pope
Fort Worth
E. M. Scannell
North
Kentucky Avenue
H. R. Harman
Roswell
Mrs. Harman
Mmes James E. Montgomery
A. C. Jones
Grover Welter
M. H. Ward
John Rose
Grover Williams
M. H. Henderson
Frank Rhineboldt
T. H. Craig
Lee Robertson
George R. Ray
Lily Chapman
LA Hondo Club
E. V. Carter
la’ Hondo Cihb
Morning Forty-Two Party Highlights Roswell Social Scene
Roswell gossipy notes recount Miss Lucile Semitan visiting the Gardners after Boulder graduation. Auxiliary officers reshuffle with Mrs. E L Lyda named second vice president. Families travel between Boston and Santa Fe. Circles meet, quilting, new members join Clover Leaf Club, and a Forty Two party honors Mrs. Harman. Father’s Day poem tribute from Maude Stone Jeffrey. La Hondo Club hosts needlework gathering. Mesilla Valley farmers warned to spray pears for codling moth.
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Lucile Semitan
University of Colorado
Grand
T. L. Gardner
Boulder
Gardners
Miss Semitan
T. C. Tillotson
Carlsbad
Luther Allen Tillotson
E. L. Lyda
American Legion Auxiliary
Roswell
Maude Stone
David H. Jeffery
Bisbee
Arizona
John AH. Stone
Stone
West Nimth Street
Maude Stone Jeffrey
Refusal to Speak After quarrel is pure childishness
Doris Blake notes both parties in a silent quarrel avoid speaking yet urges a reconciliation. The column mocks pride as childish and urges one to break the standoff with a simple hello. In Colfax County, New Mexico raised $849.50 for the Century of Progress exhibit, surpassing the $560 quota.
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Massie
Raton
Colfax County
New Mexico
Century of Progress
Jo C G. Larkin
Plunkett Outlines Veterans Preference Policy
T W Plunkett field supervisor in New Mexico for the federal re employment service and veterans placement representative spoke to local veterans at the D A V outlining regulations for employment of veterans on public works and emergency projects. He urged 100 percent preference, veteran qualification, and registration accuracy and urged changes of address notices. He praised private contractor cooperation and noted federal law provides veteran preference. a state law effort is planned. He cited 345 Chaves county veterans registered and 307 placements, with caveats on multiple jobs. He commended the Chaves county preemployment committee and Roswell office staff and proposed a veterans committee to investigate grievances with the reemployment office.
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T. W. Plunkett
New Mexico
Federal
D.A.V
Chaves County
Stevens
Germany a nation of slaves, says exiled journalist
Baltimore dispatch reports exiled journalist Miles Bouton describing Nazi Germany as a great slave colony governed by fanatic and brutal leaders. A former Berlin correspondent, he cites Hitler's rise and warns war is inevitable unless Hitler is removed from power. He arrived in Baltimore after leaving Germany at Nazi request.
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Baltimore
Germany
Miles Bouton
Baltimore Sun
Berlin
United States
Bouton
Hiitler
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Dillinger Alive Says Attorney General Cummings
Attorney General Cummings told reporters he believes John Dillinger is alive. He gave no evidence from the Department of Justice to support the belief and noted prior speculation after Dillinger was badly wounded in gun battles with police and federal agents. A June dispatch mentions another note on veterans and local events in Tacumcari.
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Washington
Jate
Cummings
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
St. Paul
Maveric Club polo show draws large crowd at Philmont Ranch
Cimarron New Mexico June 15 The Maveric Club Inc polo show at Philmont Ranch Airport Sunday is expected to attract several thousand spectators. Endorsed by the U S Polo Association the event offers prize money with matches set for Monday and Tuesday. Anton Chico New Mexico June 15 A injunction hearing in Leandro Saiz v trustees of the Anton Chico land grant on public funds remains indefinitely postponed by mutual consent of the parties.
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Cimarron
N. M
Maveric Club Inc
Philmont Ranch
U.S. Polo Association
Leandro Saiz
Anton Chico Land Grant
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Warner Bros
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Mrs. H. Leonard
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Arthur Alison
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Kuntz
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Cleveland
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Mills Bros
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Boston Tech
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Tucson, Arizona
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U. C
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Clover Leaf Club
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Tacumcari
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Federal Home Loan Board
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Baer-Carnera
Opy
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Chee
Alels
Anton Chico
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Santa Rosa
Yucca Theatre
Maleo Gasoline
3Rd and
Richardson
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