Four Marvelous Attractions Headline Roswell Concert Series
The Roswell Cooperative Concerts Association unveils four major attractions for the 1939 40 season Lucy Monroe soprano Mil dred Dilling harpist Lisa Parnova propelled by Igor Miloradoff dance soloist and the Barrere Little Symphony conducted by Georges Barrere. Monroe a New York native with a storied career appears after major orchestral soloist engagements. Dilling stands as Europe's celebrated harp virtuoso drawing broad acclaim in Europe and America. Parnova billed as the most beautiful actress on stage substitutes for Wilbur Evans in March. Barrere leads the April program promising a feast of refined entertainment.
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Roswell Cooperative Concerts Association
Lucy Monroe
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mildred Dilling
Lisa Parnova
Igor Miloradoff
Radio City Music Hall
Parnova
Wilbur Evans
Barrere Little Symphony
eGorges Barrere
Dwight Wiman
Lawrence Langner
Philadelphia Orchestra
Chevrolet
Ben Bernie
Eugene Ormandy
Fritz Reiner
Jose Iturbi
Alexander Smallens
Alfred Wallenstein
Europe
America
Debut of Lisa Parnova Promises Wide Dance Range
The New York debut of Lisa Parnova at Town Hall showcases a dozen dances in as many styles. Critics note her romantic, flowing movement and strong stage presence, with a versatile technically trained ballet base enabling freer expression and a distinctive personal style.
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Lisa Parnova
Town Hall
John Martin
New York Times
Barrere Little
Georges Barrere
Golden Flute
Silver Tongue and Miniature Orchestra
America
Barrere Little Symphony
Birthdays and local notices in Roswell and area
Roswell section reports first and fourth birthday celebrations for James Willis Carroll and Larry Goodell with parties on local porches and cake with ice cream. It also lists visitors, club news, Cake Walk by Chaves 4-H, hospital updates, and visits from Rice Institute staff, plus market reports and stock notes from New York.
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James Willis Carroll
Roy J. Carroll
Harry Morrison
South Lea Avenue
Willis Ford
James Willis
Roy Carroll
Thad Cox
Billie
Dickie
Judson Goodart
Phil
E. G. Minton Jr
Helen Ruth
Tyree
C. M. Bjiffert
Jim
Dale Gregg
Joanna
Joe J. Lane Jr
Joe J. III
Charles Beeson
Larry Goodell
Lawrence B. Goodell
East Fifth Street
James Clarence Tibbetts
David Lee Dunn
Diane and
Suzanne Daniel
Jimmy Clyde Cox
Luther Lea Webb
Jean Fields
Charles Shaw
Ida Day Wheat
Today Nineteen Years Ago Roswell Social News
Mrs H W Brough and Mrs J Q Cummins host at the Brough country home in honor of Mrs Allen sister of Mrs Ray and Mrs Roby sister of Mrs J E Moore of McKinney Texas. Guests include many locals and visitors from mountain ranch set and area towns.
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R. H. McCune
Virginia
Little Rock
Arkansas
McCune
Federal Home Loan Bank
McCunes
Dallas
Texas
Roswell
Railroad Mountain
H. W. Brough
J. Q. Cummins
Cora Ray
Brough Country
Mrs. Allen
Ray
Mrs. Roby
J. E. Moore
McKinney
Mmes
W. C. Buchly
Otto Hedgcoxe
E. H. Williams
M. Boone
Guy Nickson
John Rhea
C. M
Sam Toms
W. T. Joyner
W. G. Shrader
D. W. Low
J. S. Shelby
R. C. Worswick
John W. Poe
W. G. Orton
J. 8. Cooper
R.L. Bradley
J. F. Hinkle
Misses Garner
Skillman
McCain
Supper Party at Fin-Feather Club Hosts Notables
A supper party at the Fin-Feather Club featured Sadie Cooper Helen Henderson Albert S Baron of San Francisco Jimmy Cooper and Charles Henderson hosted by Mrs C A Henderson.
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Lee Reeves
Montana Street
Henry Chewning, Jr
Alex Dunnahoo
Henry M. Chewning
Virginia
Charles
van Sweatt
Dan Dwyer
Helen Dwyer
Rufe.Dunnahoo
Edgar Peters
Frank Strickland
Howard Hendricks
Oris Reynolds
Rue Chrisman
Emmett Hall
Mary Louise
R. C. Moon
Doris Heart
Aubrey Koonce
Billy
Fin-Feather Club
Sadie Cooper
Helen Henderson
Albert S. Baron
San Francisco
Jimmy Cooper
Charles Henderson
C. A. Henderson
Duncan Family Visit Ends for Albin Party
Mr and Mrs Ed Albin and their two daughters of Duncan Oklahoma travel from family visit to call on Mrs G B Armstrong and Mrs John C Peck both sisters of Mrs Albin.
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James B. Daughtry
Barbara Jean
Betty Jo
Corpus Christi
Texas
James Daughtry
J. R. Daughtry
Las Cruces
el Paso
Harold Zink
Denver University
George Zink
Ed Albin
Duncan, Oklahoma
Mrs. Albin
G. B. Armstrong
John C. Peck
Albuquerque farmer loses 352 dollars in beerhouse robbery
Oscar Williams and driver J L Thomas of Brownwood Texas sold a truckload of pineapples in Kansas City for 352 dollars. They stopped at a saloon for a beer and dinner. Williams awoke to discover his money missing, police believe they were struck and robbed.
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Kansas City
Oscar Williams
Albuquerque
N. M
Williams
J. L. Thomas
Brownwood
Tex
Thomas
Galveston Cotton Steady With No Sales On June 22
Galveston market reports steady cotton with 7 8 cent decline. Mid Upland cotton class mid dling priced around 9.35 per unit despite no sales. overall activity muted as of June 22.
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Galveston
Kansas City Livestock Market Update June 22
USDA data show hogs total 1000 head with prices mostly 5 to 10 cents higher than Wednesday. Top hogs at 6.75 per hundredweight for 160-250 lb, with 260-280 lb at 6.35-6.60. Sows 4.65-5.25, some to 5.50. Cattle totals 1250 with calves 300. slaughter steers and yearlings firm to strong. Fed steers at 9.75, cutter grades 4.25-5.50, vealers 7.50-9.69, bulls 6.25-6.65. Lambs steady. Colorado lambs to ship 10.40, natives above 19.00, Texas fed lambs 6.85.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Stromn
Choice
Colorado Spring
Shippers
Midwest Wool Prices Drift Amid Mixed Demand
Mixed grade wool lots from Ohio and Michigan traded around 30 cents per pound grease delivered, Minnesota offerings near 29 cents, semi-bright three eighths and one quarter blood wools 25 to 26 cents delivered. Nominal quotes for fleece and territory wools held, but user interest remained weak as bids hovered 60 to 63 cents scoured basis for good French combing length fine territory wools in original bags, with most holders not accepting.
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Midwest
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Wool top futures rise as July bought amid liquidation
New York wool market firms as June 22 closes with July purchases by Spot houses absorbing commissions liquidations. Boston buyers target distant months while Roubaix and Antwerp hold. futures advance with July at 81.0, October 79.2, December 78.8, spot tops around 84.0.
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New York
Spot Houses
Commission House
Boston
Antwerp
Jly
Dee
New Orleans Cotton Quiet. Middling 9.45
Spot cotton in New Orleans on June 22 closed quiet and unchanged with all quotations nominal. Sales total 581 bales as Middling prices held at 9.45 cents per pound.
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New York
Jly
New Orleans
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Harris
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