Rowell family hosts breakfast for bride elect Miss Bette Lou Allison
Mrs. Fred C. Rowell and daughter Onalouise Rowell hosted a nine o'clock breakfast at the Nickson Hotel Coffee Shop to honor Miss Bette Lou Allison who will wed Fred G. Rowell in a private ceremony. Attendees included Mrs. J. Bennett Allison, Mrs. Tom Allison of Hobbs, and other Allison relatives among guests from Albuquerque, Kansas City, and local communities. Floral decor featured sweet peas, delphinium, and daisies. a three course menu accompanied a presented plate of the bride’s chosen pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Rowell
Onalouise Rowell
Nickson Hotel
Bette Lou Allison
Fred G. Rowell
Miss Allison
J. Bennett Allison
Tom Allison
Hobbs
Mary Jean Allison
Ruth Allison
Robert McKee
Albuquerque
John Summers
Kansas City
Homer Harper
Woodrow Rodden
Alene Curb
Marion Sanders
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Charlotte Ann Fulton
Mary Mullis
Marie Beers
Geneva Bruin
Sara Whatley
Edith Coppedge
Miss Rowell
Mrs. Rowell
Friends Host Pre Fourth of July Dance at Roswell Club
The Roswell Womans Club ballroom named Rocket Swingsters held a gay informal midsummer dance with Jimmy Durant and his orchestra providing music. A waltz contest sponsored by Yucca Theatre awarded top couples Vanelle Norton with Runt Robinson, Olive Birnie with Mickey Malarney, and Marion Sanders with Joe Hawkins. Chaperones listed include Mrs. Russell Bird and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Marion Sanders
Joe Hawkins
Russell Bird
Goodsell
W. &. Destree
Harold Smith
Sam Stolaroff
Obituary notes and social gossip from Roswell area
Mrs John Allen Hann mother of Mrs Robert R Brown and grandmother of Mrs Cary Butcher of Midland and John Allen Phinizy of Roswell died yesterday in Denton Texas. Many relatives travel for her funeral while others attend weddings and trips. Major R R Brown at Temple undergoes operation. Local families share travel, illnesses and social events including Legion activities and a benefit lawn musical next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen Hann
Robert R. Brown
Cary Butcher
Clara Phinizy
Midland
Texas
John Allen Phinizy
Roswell
Denton
Leonora Hann
Brown
Mariann
Roy Floods Celebrate Garden Party After Recent Wedding
A garden supper and kitchen shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flood nee Addie Miller. Hosts Edward H. Day and wife entertained at 1600 North Washington Avenue with fried chicken buffet. Attending guests included Ella Flood, A. B. Miller, Jess Tanner, Harry Schram and son, Buck Russell, Ernest Hanson and Lad, Russell Owen and Donna Lee, John A. Barnett and son, Thomas Taylor, George Zimmerman, Eddie and Dianne Day. USHA notes on rehousing 160000 low income families and the program funding details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schram
Harry
Los Angeles
Jess Tanner
Ernest A. Hanson
Lad
Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Ralph Hanson
Roy Flood
Addie Miller
Edward H. Day
North
Washington Avenue
Roswell Ad Club Dinner Party and New Officers Installed
Roswell Ad Club members and their wives attended a dinner at Roswell Womans Club with eighty covers. New officers installed by past president Carl Bird include Bruce Poorbaugh as president, Harold Cooley as first vice president, Andrew Kemper as second vice president, and Lacy Shortridge as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Ad Club
Roswell Womans Club
Akin
Woodrow Cameron
Lee Henrichs
B. F. Fields Jr
Carl Bird
Bruce Poorbaugh
Harold Cooley
Andrew Kemper
Lacy Shortridge
T. L. Gardner Jr
Charles B. Boreing
Low rents in new housing projects curb slum housing
Washington June 26 The lowest rents for decent modern homes in early USHA aided housing projects are disclosed by Nathan Straus USHA Administrator He cites Austin Jacksonville Buffalo and New York City projects with average monthly shelter rents from 6 59 to about 17 and incomes from 300 to 950 These low rents enable local authorities to rehouse low income families now living in slums Private capital cannot provide housing for the poor at these levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USHA
Washington, D. C
Cal
United States Housing Authority
Nathan Straus
Austin
Texas
Jacksonville
Florida
Buffalo
New York
New York City
Straus
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Soviet Moves and British Attitudes Toward Moscow
The piece argues Soviet non intervention aims to entangle Italy Japan and Germany in war to weaken them before dictating peace. It notes Britain’s changed stance toward Moscow, Chamberlain’s cautious pursuit of a Moscow alliance, and Parliament’s backing amid a fear of regime change during European and Far Eastern crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Japan
Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Britain
Chamberlain
Daladier
Europe
Far East
New York Stocks Close Amid Mixed Trading June 26
Stocks ended mixed in New York with broad activity. Major industrials and rails fluctuated as investors weighed steel, aviation, and energy sectors while bond markets were mixed. Cotton in New Orleans held steady as grains showed varied intraday moves amid global tensions.
Local residents take trips to cities and colleges
Mrs E A Cahoon and Mabel Cahoon return from Chicago where Cahoon has been visiting since the National Republican convention ends. Mabel studied at Capen School Northampton and aims for Smith College. Others plan holidays, including trips to Chicago, Pennsylvania, Amarillo Texas, New York City, and the west coast with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vickers
Chicago
New York City
Boston
E. A. Cahoon
Mabel Cahoon
Hinkle and Keifer Families Plan West Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs James F Hinkle start a month long motor journey to Yellowstone Park and senior west coast points. Mr and Mrs Carl Keifer and daughter Charlotte depart for visits to California and the Northwest, stopping at listed sites along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Ball
Billie
Carol
West Coast
San Francisco Fair
James.f. Hinkle
Yellowstone Park
Carl Keifer
Charlotte
Points
California
Northwest
Roswell Visit Highlights Burrus Family Ties
Mrs. Jennie Burrus of Washington DC visits Roswell to see sister Mrs. Charles Whiteman and friends. The pioneer resident attends supper at Roswell Country Club with Oliver H. Smith, Bill Smith, and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Evans
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jennie Burrus
Washington, D. C
Charles Whiteman
Burrus
Roswell Country Club
Oliver H. Smith
Bill Smith
Mrs Winger Leaves Pearce Sanitarium for St Louis Hospital
Mrs. R. E. Winger, after nine months at Pearce Sanitarium, departs for a hospital in St Louis for further treatment and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Winger
Pearce Sanitarium
St. Louis
Mrs Gayle Armstrong Returns From El Paso Visit
Mrs Gayle Armstrong and her infant Billie Bert returned from a visit in El Paso with her parents Mr and Mrs W T Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Armstrong
Billie Bert
el Paso
W. T. Shannon
Mrs Iva Keebler Visits Carlsbad for Week
Mrs Iva J Keebler of Kansas City and Roswell is spending a week in Carlsbad visiting friends and enjoying local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva J. Keebler
Kansas City
Roswell
Carlsbad
New Mexico Snow Removal Bill Tops Previous Years
Santa Fe New Mexico progress on last winter snow removal costs was $65,704.62 to clear 3,147 miles. State highway engineer Burton Dwyre said the amount exceeded the costs of the four prior winters, reflecting heavy snow conditions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Burton Dwyre
Dwyre
Armijo Appears in The Light That Fails Film
Santa Fe June 26 George Armijo speaker of the state house was in the movies today. He was paid five dollars a day as a legislator and received six dollars as watchman at a location for The Light That Fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
George Armijo
House of Representatives
Armijo
New York Cotton and Chicago Grain Summary
New York cotton futures closed mixed with gains and declines across contracts. Meantime Chicago grain quotes show wheat, corn and oats futures with modest moves amid steady money market rates and a 1 percent rediscount by the New York Reserve Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y. Reserve Bank
New York Wool Futures Drift on Shifting July Positions
In New York on June 26 wool top futures closed up 1 to down 3 as traders shifted July into later months. Near months eased as trade houses sold. Antwerp edged 1/8d lower to 1/8d higher and Roubaix held steady to 10c off. July 80.8d, Oct 79.1d, Dec 78.8d. Spot standard tops 83.5, down 0.5. B-Bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jly
Antwerp
Roubaix
Boston Wool Market Shows Low Inquiry and Firm Quotes
Domestic wools were largely inactive in Boston with few inquiries. Mixed lots of three eighths and quarter blood bright fleece wools quoted 29-30 cents grease delivered east. fine territory weeds in original bags around 65-66 cents scoured for long French combing, and 62-64 cents for shorter lengths.
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Boston
Curb Market New York Close June 26 Summary
Curb close shows mixed moves with Alum Co Am at 102 1/4 and Ark Nat Gas 2 1/2. Notable items include Carrier 12 3/8, Cities Service 6, Humble Oil 60, Lockheed 25 1/2, Reed Roll Bit 28, Rustless S S 8 3/4, Seiberling 7 1/2, Unit Lt Pow A 1 3/8, Unit Verde Ext 1, and several others showing varied activity.
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New York
Alaska
Allegheny
Ewindeus
Fee & Bee
Gmelt & R
Ce Econ
Bohn al & Brass
Po A
Bulova Watch
Canad Pacific
Wee Sa BP
OO Ene
Celanese Corp
Cerro Ide Prs
Cess
Chresier Corp
Ccces
City Ice
Cea Ee Os Ewe
Colgate Pahn P
Colum
Sree
Cxani
Golvemts
With & South
Congoleug, Nairn
Eastman Kodak
Tel Paso
Pirestone T
Goodrich
Goodyear T & HM
Howton Cl. Bice
Howe Goumuid
Indust Rayon
Inspirat Copper
Interlake
Int Harvester
Wee Ek
Welt
Jonas Manville
Kennecott
Cofp Gee Sc Ce
Té Abiey
Mech
Mideon Ward
Peers
Sea
Am Aviation
Netta Boer Ce
Northern Pacific
Owens Ii Glass
Fac Gas & Elec
Park Utah
Penney Glay Vas Kh
Pune Ye
Radio Corp of Am
Keith Orph
Repab Steel
Reynolds Tob
Safeway
Seaboard Ol
Sears Fidetback
Shell Union
Silver King Coalit
6Ies CO
Ge Ons Eee
Skelly
Bsierry Gowk Se Ees
Stend Brands
Stang
Ted
WW d
Stewark Warm
Storie & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas Gulf Sylph
Tex Pee Ce
Tex Pacts Trust
Trans & West Air
United Air Lines
United Ges Imp
S. Pine & FP Dry
Aee
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros Pict
West Union Tel
Westingh Air Br
Woolworth (Fw
Worthington P&m
Worth P & M
Yellower & Coach
Youngst Sh & T
CURB
Alum Co Am
Nat Gas
Carrier Corp
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Lockheed Airc
Seiberling
Chicago Market Notes And Bond Prices
Chicago market report lists unsettled butter creamery milk and egg prices with fresh grades and local firsts and carloads. Bond prices show Treasury issues and Home Owners Loan bonds with closing figures and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Creamery
Galveston Cotton Market Report June 26
Spot cotton in Galveston steady at 9.40 with sales totaling 23. Mid Dling category noted, market language reflects a limited daytime report from the port city. Continuous price levels and activity are summarized for that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
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Robert Lund
R. R. Lund
Colorado University
Boulder
Yellowstone National Park
Park
R. L. Bates
Modene Bates
Major Bates
Menorah Hospital
Zelpha Bates
University of Texas
George L. Erwin
George
Mabel Stewart
Golden Gate Exposition
San Francisco
John A. Barnett Jr
Oklahoma City
John A. Barnett
Lyman Sanders
Lyman A. Sanders
Frank Smith
Frank L. Smith
Eugene Lusk
Georgia Lusk
University of New Mexico
Lusk
Fort Sumner
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion
Ingalls Memorial Home
Northen
Herman R. Crile
Ann Ard
Chet L. Snyder
el Vado Dam
Joe H. Clements
Hope
Mabel Oberkampf
Miss Jane
Powers Ruidoso Cabin
Mamie DeVoss
Jimmy
Artesia
Fred W. Gutterman
Vauille Dills
Gertrude
Lucius Dills
William C. Schafer
Mildred Vickers
Houston
Church of God and Christ No. 1
W. F. Waggoner
South
Kansas
Erry Pit
Dia
Ted Jones, Mer
Daffy Duck
Par. News
Romeo
Leva
Thor Ils
Oerhead
T Gloria
Dennis O'Keefe
Buddy Ebsen
Odd Occupations
Reel Pathe News
Juarez
Ginghams
Poplins
Roy
Ad Club
Womans Club
Mr. Strauss
Soviet
Russia
New Orleans
Ieaders
Hitler
Goodyear
Kansas City Livestock
USDA
Louisiana
Mrs. Long and
Earl K. Long
Long
Baton Rouge
Richard Lewhe
John W. Hall
Pennsylvania
W. W. Ogle
Allen Bennett
Cyrus J. Leland
Cyrus
Margery Leland
Betty
Maude Tannehill
Amarillo
Lutie Britt
Columbia University
Columbia
Chicago Grain
Ats Uv. S. Bonds
Treasury
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