Marriage of Mrs Harriet Cockran to Robert Henry McCune
Interest of the state notes the marriage of Mrs Harriet Cockran of Dallas to Robert Henry McCune at four o'clock Saturday at the McCune home 864 North Pennsylvania Avenue with Dr H C Henderson officiating. The couple visited Carlsbad Caverns and reside in Roswell where McCune is a prominent Building and Loan Association figure and insurance manager.
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McCune
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dr. H
C. Henderson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Alene Reed
Will H. Beaty
Virginia
Dolores McCune
Arkansas
E. E. Shelton
Dallas Building and Loan Association
Mr. McCune
Beav er and Roswell News Highlights Across Travel and Local Events
Mrs Pearl D Fell and sisters depart Beav er for Albuquerque visiting Century of Progress Fair en route home by car. Juandell Shook marries George Littlefield White of Littlefield Texas. Various visits and social gatherings occur among Amarillo Roswell and Clovis residents including Mrs Cahoon and Mrs Prager meeting traveling McLaren family and tea honoring Mary Walden Bassett. Community Vacation Projects in Roswell aim to guide children during summer with local clubs and committees guiding activities. Mrs R R Lund leads. Also updates on local residents near Pine Lodge and various trips and visits plus a tonsil operation at St Marys hospital described as going well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl D. Fell
Virginia
Esther Fell
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Rolla R. Hinkle
Hinkle
Albuquerque
Chicago
Otis Benjamin Shook
Alto
New Mexico
Juandell
George Littlefield White
Littlefield
Texas
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Womans’ Club
Boy
Girl Scouts
R. R. Lund
Breakfast Compliments Honoring Electra Bride at Lannom Home
Mrs. James P. Carickson and Mrs. Mills Talmage hosted a nine o’clock breakfast at 409 North Pennsylvania Avenue in honor of Mrs. Ralph Lannom of Electra Texas, bride of Earick’s brother. Pink and yellow sweet peas and ferns decorated the table while guests included Mrs. Eugene L. Frye, Mrs. Floyd Ditty, Mrs. A. B. Corum, and several others from Lubbock and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
Lamar Strickland
Charles Stokes
Xymena Trout
James Herron
Edith Eggleston
Houston
Texas
Mmes. Chas. Stokes
Marmion McCord
Joe W. Massey
Dayton Talmage
Eugene L. Fry
A.B. Corum
Maurice D. Trout
Floyd Ditty
Mills Talmage
Herbert Hitson
Alice Webb
Margaret Talmage
Pauline Gardner
Harlingen Texas
James P.carickson
Charles E. Lannom
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ralph Lannom
Electra
Earickson
Mmes
Eugene L. Frye
A. B. Corum
Neil B. Watson
Laula Denham
Lubbock
Charming Dinner Party Entertained Beaver Visitors
Miss Dorothy Morrison entertained Saturday night at seven o'clock with a dinner complimenting Misses Virginia and Esther Fell of Beaver Pennsylvania. The table centered with Shasta daisies snap dragons and baby breath. Covers were laid for Virginia Fell Esther Fell Mary Mossman Hulda Hobbs and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morrison
Virginia
Esther Fell
Beaver
Virginia Fel
Mary Mossman
Hulda Hobbs
Growers face government cotton retirement plan
Cotton growers weigh a proposed government program that would pay about 150000 dollars to retire roughly 6 000 bales from cultivation and processing. Some claim New Mexico’s 70 000 bales would not affect the federal plan, but county and state growers will be shown the retirement option this week as county Extension agents organize committees to present the plan under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cotton acreage retirement plan for 1939 crop debated
The article outlines a cotton production reduction program during Cotton Week starting June 26 offering farmers cash and cotton options to retire portions of their land. Retired acreage and payments vary by land productivity from 100 to 275 pounds per acre, with a 25 percent minimum threshold and multiple plan options. A Secretary of Agriculture decision will set the final retirement amount after farmer offers are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture
Curry County Unit Names Finance Chair for Prohibition Campaign
Mrs. A. B. Austin, a pioneer prohibition worker, was named chairman of the finance committee of the Curry County unit of the United Prohibition Forces. The committee will direct an extensive campaign against repeal of state and national prohibition laws at the special election on September 19.
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Clovis
A. B. Austin
Pioneer Prohibition Workers
Curry County
United Prohibition Forces
Obituary for Thomas Long
Thomas Long born in Leeds England on September 25 1853 died in San Diego California on June 4 1933 aged 79 years 9 months. His parents and family immigrated to the United States when he was 19 settling first in Pennsylvania then moving to Oskaloosa Iowa where he married.
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Thomas Long
Leeds
England
San Diego
California
United States
Pennsylvania
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Long family tale and wartime bomb incident
Ida C Bricker of Mechanicsburg Pa survived by widow eight children and siblings with five others living in San Diego Roswell and Farmington Ill Oskaloosa Iowa He moved to New Mexico in 1909 farmed East Grand Plains then Roswell later built rental cottages in San Diego before a five year illness Interment in Mt Hope San Diego June 8 1933 Salvation Army member Bomb exploded near the Papal Nunciature Solomon arrested after passport found water soaked Vatican and Spanish embassy notified Italian trial likely under Lateran treaty Police cited moderate blast Page ends with classified line about Record Want Ads
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Ida C. Bricker
Mechanicsburg
Pennsylvania
James Long
Nellie de Ruise
Herbert Long
Cora Dupuy
San Diego
California
Carey E. Long
Roswell
Henry Long
Farmington
Illinois
Ann George
Oskaloosa
Iowa
New Mexico
East Grand Plains
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Salvation Army
Cross
Solamon
Vatican
Solomon
Italy
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Clearer Skin Through Blood Boost
An old advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a proven tonic to combat pimples by increasing red blood cells and hemoglobin. It claims improved oxygen delivery to skin, better nourishment conversion to energy and tissue repair, and stronger immune cells. It markets a 20 oz bottle at five dollars from The $5. Co.
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S.S.S
S.S
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Grace Thorpe
Cockranw McCune
Harriet C. Cock
Dallas
Robert Henry McCune
Camp Mary White
Oklahoma
Scotland
Mary White
Edw. G. Robinson
Little Giant
Phil Harris
Barrymore
Tom MIX
Rustlers
Margaret Patterson
Amarillo
Louise Makeig
Earl BE. Patterson
Points
Miss Makeig
E. A. Cahoon
William S. Prager
J. Walter McLaren
Washington D. C
Visi
San Francisco
McLaren U
Ernest P. Tatman
Circle Drive City Park
Walter Gill
Annie Laurie Snorf
Edith Geyer
Joyce Hunter
Nelle G. Mason
E. W. Mitchell
Frances Jewett
Mitchell Ruidoso Cabin
Frances
Mary Louise Mitchell
Tom D. White
Austin
White
Theodore Phelps White
Mrs. White
Edward L. Secarritt
Pine Lodge
H. H. Robins
C. B. Kasson
Washington, D. C
Scarritt
Mr. Scarritt
George M. Slaughter
Curtis Hill
North Sea Avenue
John Walden Bassett
Walter C. Garges
Mrs. Garges
Daisy Notley Guffin
A. 5. Freehart
E. J. Williams
Charles Shepherd
Dean Wait
Carlsbad
Pignics
St. Mary's Hospital
Roy V. King
John Neathery King
Sherman Texas
Washington Avenue
Marvin Todd
Mabel Packenham
Norma Jean
Charles Richard
Claremont
Charles G. Packenham
Earl S. Packenham
Piccard
T. G. W. Settle
Piccard Twins
Soldier Field
C. B. Hanson
National Broadcasting Company
Hanson
Michigan
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Chicago Daily News
Jean Piccard
Auguste
Insert
Acme
L. H. Bacheller
Oakdale
Cal
Giovanni Secchi
Aida
Happy Meyers
Orchard Club
The
Della Robbia
Alvin Sterling
Morrisons Jewelry Store
Tam
the Schuters Funeral Directors
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