Tucker Goodart wedding in Roswell home ceremony
The quiet noon wedding of Mise Marie Tucker and Jud gen Goodart took place at the Tucker home in Roswell with thirty family members present. Rev. Cc C. Hill led the ring ceremony as Miss Frances Tucker and Mrs. Ruth Daughtry provided music, followed by a reception and a brief motor honeymoon.
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Cc. C. Hill
The
Christian Church
Will Mayer
Ruth Daughtry
Frances Tucker
Lohengrin
Dott Massey
Roswell
Roswell High School
Roswell Trading Company
West Second Street
David Mitchell
Albuquerque
B. C. Morgan
Breckenridge
Texas
Hagerman Couple Wed at Home Ceremony
Walter Green and Ruth Hughes both of Hagerman were married last night at 8 30 at the bride home by Rev Hut. The ceremony took place in Hagerman, officiated by the local minister, with both families in attendance.
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Walter Green
Ruth Hughes
Hagerman
Cc. ¢. Hut
Gleaners at Country Club Luncheon Meeting
Thirty four members attended the Gleaner Class luncheon at Roswell Country Club yesterday with Mrs W C Holland as hostess. The committee included Mrs Harry Thorne J B Caron William Dearr M L Long and Mrs W S Murrell. The president presided over routine business followed by games contests music and friendly visiting.
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Country Club
M. E
Roswell Country Club
W. C. Holland
Mmes
Harry Thorne
J. B. Caron
William Dearr
M. L. Long
W. S. Murrell
Presient
Luncheon Compliment for Mrs Charles Stokes
Mrs Neil B Watson hosted a one o clock bridge luncheon honoring Mrs Charles Stokes nee Xymena Trout whose marriage was announced last week. Pink and white decor and a dainty menu set the scene. Guests included Mrs Marmion McCord Lamar Strickland Dayton Talmage Floyd Ditty Joe Massey Eugene L Fry Pauline Gardner Harlingen Texas and Miss Margaret Talmage.
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Neil B. Watson
One O'Clock Bridge
Charles Stokes
Xymena Trout
Mies
Marmion McCord
Lamar Strickland
Dayton Talmage
Floyd Ditty
Joe Massey
Eugene L. Fry
Pauline Gardner
Harlingen
Texas
Margaret Talmage
Entre Nous Bridge Club Hostess Mrs P J Reedy
Mrs Philip J Reedy entertained the Entre Nous Bridge Club yesterday afternoon in a pleasant manner. Dainty refreshments were served at the tea hour by the hostess to Mines Charles N Green Luther Dudley J P Haynes Will H Whatley Ralph H Herring Harold E Crosby M J McDonald.
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Philip J. Reedy
Entre Nous Bridge
Pals Society Holds Final Meeting at Frances Jewett Home
The Pals Society held its final meeting of the season at Frances Jewett’s home last night. After business, a social hour with refreshments followed, enjoyed by Edna Malone, Mary Louise Mitchell, Dorothy Dow, Minerva Pearson, Laura Hedgcoxe, Martha Connor, Jerne Cauhape, and Frances Jewett.
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Pals Society
Frances Jewett
Edna Malone
Mary Louise Mitchell
Dorothy Dow
Minerva Pearson
Laura Hedgcoxe
Martha Connor
Jernne Cauhape
New Mexico tax delinquencies to be cleared from books
Officials plan to sue old delinquent accounts to collect revenue. Removed properties, livestock sales, and vanished businesses will be written off as uncollectible. Real estate taxes will still be collected, and tax sale reforms are credited with boosting receipts by an estimated 12 to 15 percent. The moratorium on penalties and interest helped stabilize payments.
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Beall
Heavy Rainfall Effects Reported in Valley
Rain drenched seven miles south of Estancia with two miles of width. auto traffic halted as water ran off slopes and pooled in low spots. Santa Fe railroad tracks washed 15 feet out of line in the same draw. rainfall widespread across the valley as farmers and stockmen welcomed the timely arrival.
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Estancia
Santa Fe
Country Club Picnic Honors Nelson Manleys at Roswell
A morning coffee at the home of Mrs. Armstrong on North Pennsylvania St. honored Mrs. Nelson Manley of San Saba Texas with hostesses Mrs. Bert Ballard and Mrs. G. The gathering featured summer flower décor and a cordial reception. A separate event saw Miss Marjorie St John host a Chums Alumni bridge party with a refreshing ice course for members, including Grace Baker and Katherine Hanny among others. Later a picnic supper at Roswell Country Club celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Manley with Ard en Boellmer and Gayle Armstrong among the attendees.
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Nelson Manley
Faydel
San Saba
Texas
R. E. Manley
Carlsbad Caverns
Roswell
J. B. Kipling
San Antonio
Pennsylvania
Miss Harlan
Bert Ballard
Armstrong
Marjorie St. John
Chums
Grace Baker
Dorothy Brown
Katherine Hanny
Ebba Hammer
Mildred Turner
Jane Covert
Mary Helena Coats
Frances McChire
Louise Lyda
Betty Fleehart
Mildred Ann Cravens
Roswell Country Club
Messrs
Mmes
Arden Boellmer
Gayle Armstrong
State Finance Board Actions and Resignations
New Mexico state finance board approved bids and purchases including state car use for the Deaf and Dumb School, 1200 for Alamogordo survey, and 5900 Alamogordo bonds at 78. Miss Bernice Piatt resigned as secretary after six years citing distressing working conditions. Velarde family officials denied improper conduct. Bernice Pratt’s health cited. governor to settle. Deputy treasurer Ormsbee authorized to manage bank withdrawals or deposits and to act for best interests of the state. Federal bonds approved as depositary security for Albuquerque bank.
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Dustrial
W. O. Connor
Deaf and Dumb
Alamogordo
Highway Department
Bernice Pratt
R. L. Ormsbee
Albuquerque
Gallup
Ormsbee
Albuquerque Bank
Miss Piatt
Santa Fe
Bernice Piatt
State Finance Board
Miss Pratt
Velarde
Cahale
Fred Velarde
New Mexico Considers Cotton Retirement Plans
The plan offers two options for retiring cotton. producers may sell their cotton at six cents a pound from the secretary of agriculture or receive cash rental per acre based on output. Rentals range from 6 to 20 dollars per acre depending on yield, with higher brackets requested for irrigation areas. J R Thomas will lead county efforts, with a five to seven member committee to inspect retired land before and after destruction. A meeting for East Grand Plains cotton growers is set for tomorrow night to outline specifics.
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Cipal
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy
Dona Ana
J. R. Thomas
H. L. Gifford
Oasis Ranch
C. N. Moore
Dexter
Fred Nelson
East Grand Plains
W. L. Elser
State College
Agricultural Extension Servce
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wshing
Thomas
Hagerman
National Headquarters
Th Secretary of Agriculture
Extension Service of
J. R. Thames
New Mexico Sheep Sanitary Board Maintains 10 Mile Levy
Albuquerque June 22 The New Mexico sheep sanitary board voted to continue the present 10 mile levy on sheep to fund operations. The board authorized its president and secretary to approve the budget for the year, which is being prepared. Attending were Walter M. Connell president J E Gomez D M Martinez and George Armijo secretary.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Sheep Sanitary Board
Walter M. Connell
J. E. Gomez
D. M. Martinez
George Armijo
Fifteen Pound Bomb Found On Congressmans Car
A 15 pound bomb described as the most deadly explosive was found attached to the car of Representative Charles A Eaton of New Jersey's fifth district in Pompton Lake near Du Pont factory. Eaton said he knows of no enemies and has not received threats.
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Iearchung
N. J
du Pont
Pompton Lake
Charles A. Eaton
Fifth
Eaton
Forest roads to be improved in New Mexico
New Mexico and Arizona forests will share 691450 of 5 million dollars for forest road work under the national recovery act. New Mexico gets 244450 and Arizona 347000. Planned projects include resurfacing 13 miles of Cedro canyon road near Albuquerque at 52000, plus Holman Taos segments, James canyon and Rio Penasco among others. Meetings in other sections slated over the next days.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Arizona National Forests
Curry A. Long
Regional Forest Office
Arizona
Washington
Long
Cedro Canyon
Holman-Taos
James Canyon
Lincoln Forest
Rio Penasco
Lincoln
Ruidoso
School funds in counties in better shape
Santa Fe June 22 4AP Enough money in school funds to pay interest and sinking funds and still thousands left over to retire outstanding bonds was the report today of R H Grisson state school budget auditor He reported on Curry Socorro and Bernalillo counties Socorro county would July 1 be able to pay its school indebtedness for the first time in history and would have a cash surplus Curry county which had defaulted on its school bonds would be able to make up the default pay the bills and have money left Grissom said he was speaking only of the rural districts In Socorro county there would be a cash surplus of 14700 and in Curry county a cash surplus of 5000 This money will go to retire serial bonds owners and location of which now are being sought In Bernalillo county excepting the city of Albuquerque Grissom said there was a cash surplus of 16000 over and above interest and sinking fund requirements.
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Santa Fe
R. H. Grisson
Curry
Socorro
Bernalillo
Socorro County
Curry County
Grissom
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
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