Social Tea Honors Miss Frances McClure Bride-to-Be
A four o clock prenuptial tea hosted by Mrs. C W Grier at 509 North Sea Avenue honored Miss Frances McClure bride to be of Lt Robert P Kirk The elegant decor featured baby breath in the chandelier a white rose and lily bouquet and a silver table setup with white tapers A two course menu reflected the green and white theme The guest list included Mrs John McClure and many relatives and friends from Roswell and nearby towns The event followed by another stylish party hosted by Miss Marcella Lee at 501 Southern Tylvania Avenue celebrated Miss McClure’s upcoming marriage to Lt Kirk with gifts iced punch and heart shaped cakes The affair was attended by family friends and club women including Mrs James D Shinkze and Mrs Floyd A Lee Also noted were regular Legion Auxiliary meetings and a memorial plant service at the Court House lawn honoring soldiers and sailors of Chaves County.
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Frances McClure
Robert P. Kirk
C. W. Grier
North Sea Avenue
Misty Gypsophila
Grier
McClure
Miss McClure
John McClure
James D. Shinkle
Mary Cutting
Buffalo
New York
Marcella Lee
Harold Ferguson
Poteau
Floyd A. Lee
Tylvania Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
R. W. Dryedale
Ingalls Memorial
Sam E. Bryant
H. H. Lewis
John S. Powers
Lake J. Frazier
C. C. Bogard
Chas. J. O'Meara
Clarence M. Cooper
Sam Stolaroff
Fidac
Annie Matthews
W. T. Guy
H. A. Ingalls
Court House Lawn
O. R. Haymaker
Chaves County
Camp Carrizo For Girls Opens In White Mountains
Camp Carrizo For Girls a Dude Ranch Camp under turquoise skies in the White Mountains near Ruidoso will open Monday June 26 for eight weeks and close August 19. The 1939 staff includes Esther McNally Karma Deane Dancing Laurita Westrop Sadie Vaudheler Marion Gallup Bess Wood Jeanne Dwelle Jean Armstrong Ernesto Burciago Eleanor Vandever Lottie Vandever Anne Askren Leah Sanger Dorothy Knode Bernadine Lynch Mary Alice Perkins Yvonne Lynch Janie Eslick Flora Malloy Virginia Dryden and others. New Mexico Military Institute staff also listed and a separate state education board note follows.
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Carrizo
New Mexico Military Institute
White Mountains
Ruidoso
Esther McNally
Karma Deane
Laurita Westrop
Sadie Vaudheler
Marion Gallup
Leah Sanger
Dorothy Knode
Bernadine Lynch
Mary Alice Perkins
Yvonne Lynch
Burro Brays
Janie Eslick
Flora Malloy
Virginia
H. W. James
New Mexico State Teachers College
Silver City
Jene Guthrie
Lovington
Lea County
Margaret Kennedy
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
Horacio de Vargas
Tierra Amarilla
Rio Arriba
Huff
Clayton City
J. F. Zimmerman
Albuquerque
Susie Page
Rael
Santa Rosa
Earl Bdouellas
Farmin
B. C. Mossman
Roswell
Miles
Huff Albuuerque
N. M
George I. Sanchez
University of New Mexico
State Board of Education
Raymond Huff
Clayton
Dr. Sanchez
Equalization Fund
Double shooting in Carrizozo leaves man dead and ex-wife gravely injured
In Carrizozo New Mexico a coroner's jury ruled the case an attempted murder followed by death by own action. Tantaleon Torrez, 42, shot his former wife with a rifle and then killed himself. He died soon after while his ex-wife remained in critical condition at Fort Stanton hospital. Sheriff's deputies noted Torrez had been ill for some time.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Blue Walker
Here
Tantaleon Torrez
Fort Stanton
Torrez
Port Arthur man fined for illegal passenger transport in New Mexico
J P Court Clyde Toney of Port Arthur Texas was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to transporting passengers for hire in violation of New Mexico law. Francisco Avilla pled not guilty to assault with intent to rape. Preliminary hearing set for Saturday with bond fixed at 1000 dollars.
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J. P
Clyde Toney
Port Arthur
Texas
New Mexico
Francisco Avilla
State Road 74 to be all weather route this summer
Santa Fe New Mexico officials announced that State Highway 74 from Santa Fe to Denver will be upgraded to an all weather road this summer. Burton Dwyre said projects now under construction will gravel and grade a route from Espanola through Caliente and Tres Piedras to the Colorado line. Governor Miles noted the completed route will extend 390 miles from Santa Fe to Denver and that the Colorado section is already oiled.
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Santa FE
N. M
Denver
Burton Dwyre
Dwyre
Chamber of Commerce
Espanola
Thrunjo Caliente
Tres Piedras
Colorado Line
Miles
Espanola Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
San Luis Valley
Denver Youth Completes First Long Solo Flight
Chicago dated report notes Richard James, a Denver youngster of the airways, landing his blue monoplane at Chicago Municipal Airport on his sixteenth birthday April 28, completing his first long solo flight.
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Chicago
Richard James
Denver
the Airways
Chicago Municipal
Wool Tops See Mixed Trade In New York Market
Wool top futures show a stronger undertone in moderate New York trading. Bos ton houses bought December and sold October while trade accounts took opposite sides. Roubaix prices slipped 30 to 50 centimes, Antwerp steady to down 1/8d. Futures closed unchanged to 5 higher with fly 81.5B, Oct 79.0B, Dec 78.7B. Spot standard tops unchanged at 84.5.
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New York
Boston
Roubaix
Antwerp
New York cotton futures end lower on June 15
Cotton futures closed four eighths lower with July at 9.24 and spot middling around 9.87. Prices for October and December futures eased to 8.40 and 8.13, with January 8.03 and May 7.87. N-nominal market action noted. Boston wool buyers showed little interest in new domestic wool purchases with scattered lots steady for immediate needs and bids for future cover below current asks.
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Jly
Boston Wool
Boston
Chicago dairy and produce prices report June 15
Chicago market rundown shows butter at 1,187,346 unsettled. creamery scores from 89 to 93 with cents per pound listed. Carrots price listed at 23 1/4 to 23 1/2. Eggs 28,745 with steady prices and incomplete details.
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Chicago
Galveston Cotton Market Report June 15
Spot cotton steady at 5 points lower and mid-dling 9 40 in Galveston. No sales reported.
Wall Street Sees Losses as Market Closes Low
In New York on June 15 stocks declined, with several 3 to 5 point setbacks amid a downbeat session. Transfers totaled 578,500 shares as brokers blamed renewed foreign affairs fears, especially the Far Eastern crisis, for the muted rally. Bonds trailed, and commodities were uneven with motor products rising on a new refrigerator unit contract. Wheat fell at Chicago, and cotton was in arrears late.
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Wall Street
New York
United States
London
Amsterdam
Paris
Chicago
Grain and bond closes and Kansas City livestock report
Chicago grain closes with wheat corn and oats quoted for July September and December options. Treasury and Home Owners Loan bonds listed with closing prices. Kansas City livestock report notes hogs and cattle demand, with prices and classes. Curb market quotes feature multiple equities and commodities.
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U. C
New York
Treasury
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Quiet Unchanged
New Orleans markets ended steady as spot cotton closed unchanged with sales totaling 568 bales. Middling prices held at 9.45 cents per pound, reflecting a calm trading day for the fiber.
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New Orleans
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Mrs. Grier
Miss Thompson
Adele Kelly
Stephens College
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Kansas City
Mary Williams
Frances Smurl
B. F. Kelly
J. A. Wylie
Dorothy Lambeth
Genevieve Cooney
Jean Amis
Ladye Dee Jones
Frances Schultz
Senevieve Yoder
Janet Lee Flee
Pili Baptist Gleaners Home
Earl Dixon
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Raymond Overstreet
T. A. Spencer
J. Paul Turner
Jane Spencer
J. L. Spratt
Artesia
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Spratt
D. C. Pearson
Mary
Tom Pearson
Jack Pearson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Allen M. Tonkin
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Lindley
John Summers
Minerva Pearson
D. C. Pearson, Jr
San Francisco
American Airways
A. F. Madison
Sunset Creamery Company
Roswell Country Club
Sunset Creamery
John McClure Jr
Bufaflo
Carlsbad Caverns
Mary White
Sacramento
Alvis Snipes
Esterrock
Mr. Snipes
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
California
Robert R. Brown
Scott-White Clinic
Temple
Brown
Denton
Leonora Hann
John Allen Hann
E. C. Wallace
Sapulpa
Okla
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E. F. Wallace
Conway
Arkansas
Jeff Bowers
J. E. Wolfe
Roanoke
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Catholic Youth Organization
K. Co. Hall
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Twila Jo Wolfe
Odessa
Biggs
the Panhandle Lumber Co. Inc
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ECR
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Pecos
Peter Lorre
MR. Moto
Danger Island
Zir Jane Withers
Alexander
Olson
Owa Broton Square
20Th Century-Fox
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Golden, Colorado, U.S.A
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See
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Tone & Webster
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Pruit
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