Four Girls Invited Into Rainbow Organize A Summer Drill Team
Rainbow Assembly held at Masonic Temple saw initiation of Aleen Hinkle June Sorrells Jean Dickenson and Marie Matthews into Rainbow with Lucile Wilson presiding. Reports on May Grand Assembly in Deming were shared by Wilson Burrow Grady Hudson and Hud son. A Rainbow swimming party and picnic supper were planned for tomorrow at five at Cahoon Park with Rainbows bringing picnic lunches.
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Rainbow
Masonic Temple
R. L. Burrow
Paul H. Deaton
Lucile Wilson
Aleen Hinkle
June Sorrells
Jean Dickenson
Marie Matthews
Grand Assembly
Deming
Joyce Grady
Virginia Hudson
Albert Hudson
Cahoon Park
All Rainbows
Rainbows
Girl Scout Winner Earns World Fair Poetry Medal
Sixteen year old Helen Caroline Creeley of West Acton Mass wins first prize in The American Girl magazine poetry contest. Her poem Gloria Patri earns a National Poetry Center New York World's Fair medal in addition to Girl Scout prize money. Other winners include Christine MacGill of Los Angeles Madalynne Geer of New York Hazel Lemond of Keege Harbor and ten more honorable mention entrants from North Carolina and beyond.
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Helen Caroline Creeley
West Acton
Mass
American Girl Magazine
National Poetry Center
Girl Scout
Miss Creeley
Gloria Patri
Margaret Widdemer
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Fijeril Hess
Christine MacGill
Los Angeles
Calif
Madalynne Geer
New York City
Hazel Lemond
Keege Harbor
Mich
North Carolina
Ann
Poets and social pages capture a long list of names and events
The notice lists participants from Creech to Richardson across multiple cities and countries, details prize amounts in The American Girl Poetry contest, and describes a bridal supper in honor of Miss Bette Lou Allison and Mr. Fred G. Rowell. It notes a Clover Leaf Club party honoring Mrs. W. C. Greiss with a handkerchief shower and a spelling contest prize.
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J. Bennett Allison
Bette Lou Allison
Fred G. Rowell
Allison
Miss Allison
Rowell
Elizabeth H. Rowell
Onalouise
Clover Leaf Club
W. C. Greiss
M. H. Ward
C. T. Robertson
Eva Mills
Mies W. C. Greiss
Ella Flood
W. E. Johnston
C. R. Greaves
M. A. McCracken
Mage Link
W. C. McCloud
B. B. Lassiter
Ethan Allen
Fred Miles
Harvey Little
C. M. Hester
A. C. Jones
Frank Rheinholdt
Mrs. Ward
Trinity Methodist Go Getters Class Party
The Go Getters Sunday school class of Trinity Methodist Church hosted a garden covered dish supper indoors at the Woolseys home due to the storm. Attendees included Carol Holland, Eileen Rapp, Wilma Murrell, Marcella Clayton, and others along with Rev. Roland T. Schaefer and families.
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Go Getters
Trinity Methodist Church
Roland T. Schaefer
I. W. Woolsey
Carol Louise Holland
Eileen Rapp
Wilma Murrell
Marcella Clayton
Gene Moore
Dorothy Bode
Myrtle Mae Hanes
Ruth Schaefer
Ruth L. Beyer
Lynn Croissant
Albert
Complimenting Jane Wolfe of Roswell on Wisconsin trip
Jane Wolfe of Roswell New Mexico spends summer at St Johns Military Academy Nagawicka Camp for Girls in Delafield Wisconsin after visiting family in Arkansas. The McGehee Daily Times noted parties in Roswell and Little Rock for Wolfe and cousins, with plans to eight week camp at St Johns. Also reports on Schettler family, Cadet Saunders at Boston Clinic, and various local visits and plans.
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Jane Wolfe
Roswell
Lawrence Wolfe
Tillar
McGehee
Arkansas
W. A. McGehee
Robert H. Wolfe
Virgil Harrell
Delafield
Wisconsin
St. Johns Military Academy
Nagawicka
McGe
Byron Myer
T. A. Johnson
American Legion Hut
New Mexico
Jane Bracy Cross
Little Rock
Robbin Myer
Wiley McGehee Jr
Abner McGehee Jr
H. P. Saunders
N. M
Stock market eases as investors watch for new storm
On June 28 Wall Street slipped slightly with industrials easing one to two points amid a quiet session of 537,500 shares traded. Mixed commodities and a fall in silver prices pressured mining names while the Danzig situation kept traders cautious. In Kansas City, livestock and cattle markets showed broad activity with varied gains and losses across hogs, cattle, and sheep. Curb market quotes listed numerous issues, and New York cotton closed lower amid late trading.
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New York
Wall Street
Cerro del Pasco
South America
U. S. Treasury
Senate
America
Chicago
Chicago dairy market report shows varied butter and egg prices
In Chicago on June 28 dairy prices moved unevenly with butter at 1,320,080 unsettled and creamery prices around 22 1/4 to 22 1/2. Eggs held steady at 22.963 with other prices unchanged. Centralized car prices noted at 22 1/2 as markets remained largely unchanged.
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Chicago
Roswell items recall 19 years past figures and events
Today nineteen years ago Roswell record items note Prager Miller's NM Wool Growers trip to Washington and A Pruit's Los Angeles stay with ill wife improving. J C Weaver returns from Missouri trip. H E Savage visits from Texas. Barraca Class picnics at Fin-Feather. State American Legion conven tion set for Roswell September 2 3 4. Goldie Shrader heads to Amarillo Denver Salt Lake City. Hedgcoxe in town from Capitan area. Mrs John Eiland returns from Boise City. James W Johnson reappointed state mounted police sergeant. Mrs Frank Young visits family in Boise City.
Plano Sister of Mrs. Rhea Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Nannie B. Mathews of Plano Texas dies suddenly. She is sister of Mrs. Joseph E. Rhea who travels to Plano after the death.
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Nannie B. Mathews
Plano
Texas
Joseph E. Rhea
Homemakers Club Meeting in Mountain View District
The Homemakers Club of Mountain View district hosts a gathering with Mrs. Presley and Mrs. Falconi as featured hosts. They coordinate activities and share plans for upcoming projects and community outreach.
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Homemakers Club of
Mountainview District
Presley
Mrs. Falconi
Spot cotton price steady in Galveston market
In Galveston on June 28 spot cotton held steady with middling at 9.30 and 13 cents down for assorted grades. No sales were recorded.
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Galveston
Boston Wool Prices Firming Slightly Amid Slow Trade
In Boston on June 28 the market saw inquiries rise for wool, but sales remained slow with most deals limited. The 12 month Texas no spot averaged 68 cents on a scoured basis, while similar wool for future delivery stood near 65 cents. Fleeces for shipment from Ohio and Michigan showed a firming tendency as buyers remained cautious.
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Boston
USDA
Bosta
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
New York wool market and bonds report
June 28 report shows wool top futures demand light with some July liquidation. Antwerp steady to slightly down, U S futures down with July around 81.18 and Oct about 78.48. Bond prices edge higher with various issues named and near 110.20 to 105.29 across Treasuries and mortgage securities.
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New York
Boston
Spot
Antwerp
Repubaix
Hisleiaigo
Jly
U. S
Treasury
Federal Farm
New Orleans Cotton Market Quiet On June 28
In New Orleans on June 28 spot cotton closed dull with no sales. Middling grade priced at 9.50 cents per pound. The report notes daily profit via Record Want Ads.
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New Orleans
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Ruth Allison
Sara Whatley
Edith Coppedge
Lois Emmett
Marion Sanders
T. L. Gardner Jr
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Trinity Methodist
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Electrolux
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Viola Mennecke
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Amarillo
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Don Jenkins
Jenkins Cotton Plantation
C. E. Jenkins
Institute
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Verne Haymaker
Glendale
California
O. R. Haymaker
Baird Haymaker
R. L. Bates
Menorah Hospital
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Modene Bates
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Oklahoma City
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Lockheed Aire
NJ Zinc
Seiberling
Shattuck Dean
Prager Miller
Washington, D. C
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
National Wool Growers Association
A. Pruit
Joyce Pruit Co
J. C. Weaver
H. E. Savage
Brownwood, Texas
J. B. Savage
First Baptist Sunday School
Charles M. de Bremond
American Legion
Goldie Shrader
Salt Lake City
J. G. Hedgcoxe
Capitan Mountains
John Eiland
Boise City
Oklahoma
James W. Johnson
State Mounted Police
Frank Young
el Paso
Dillard H. Wyatt
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