Roswell Music Festival and Red Cross Layettes
Roswell hosts Pecos Valley Music Teachers Association festival at First Baptist Church March 21 22 23 with examinations and contests. Roswell leaders include Manual Oracion chair violin department and Helen Noah Band Director. City band and orchestra perform Friday night March 22 in uniform. banquet at Nickson Coffee Shop. P E O Chapter B meets hosted by Mrs Pope. four layettes completed for Red Cross nurses Violet Smith Esther Schaubell. Olivet Study Club describes Pauls journey with members and guests. A dance sponsored by Friends at the Womens Club ends basketball tournament. Hawaii bound New Mexico girls study trip noted with Dorothea Berry Merial Schumaker and Kappa Gamma sorority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pecos Valley
Music Teachers Association
Roswell
Doris Deter’ Welborne
Hagerman
Manual M. Oracion
Daisy Notley Guffin
R. A. A. Chase
Clovis
M. E
Manual Oracion
Helen Noah
Roswell City
Nickson
Red Cross
Violet Smith
Esther Schaubell
Cecil Penney
Laurena Peck
H. V. Fall
Jean Conrad
Ann de Huff
Santa Fe
Dee Brownfield
Florida
N. M
Genevieve Mollands
Taos
Robby Cochran
Alamogordo
Jean Burke
Gallup
Maxine Trimble
Boulder Dam
Nev
Ruth Gibbs
Las Vegas
Dorothea Berry
Dexter
Sue Flint
San Antonio
Texas
Jane Sorenson
Patty Milner
Albuquerque
Friends Society Meets Tom Hall Jr Hosts Event
The Friends held their regular social and business meeting at the home of Tom Hall Jr. Plans were made for a dance tomorrow at The Womans Club after basketball. Tommy Adams orchestra will play. Two new members Dee Zimmerman and Jason Bond were voted in. Refreshments served to a list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Tommy Adams
Tom Hall Jr
Dee Zimmerman
Jason Bond
Tom Fowler
Sam Newsom
Billie Jacobson
Clifton Holloman
John Paul Holland
Joseph Hawkins
John Stewart
Hal Cowan
Morris Shaw
Billie Armstrong
Martin Boswell
Vernon Rose
Myron Stolaroff
Tom Hall, Jr
Clover Leaf Club
L. W Hammond
Harvey W. Little
Hammond
Mmes
E. E. Moseley
M. A. McCracken
M. O. McCracken
Mage Link
R. F. Entrop
Geo. Toby
R. C. Poteet
Sam E. Bryant
Westminster Hall
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Samaria
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Woodman Circle
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pecos Valley
Carrizozo Dominates Tatum In Second Half Showdown
Roswell notes Carrizozo overcame a tight start with a strong second half, finalizing a 39 to 25 win over Tatum after a close first half. Hagerman beat Corona 25 to 16 as Corona trailed 2-4 at first quarter and 10-7 at halftime. Capitan edged Weed 24 to 21, despite entering halftime behind 17 to 9. Officials were Deaton and Herber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
Carrizozo
Carrizozo Boys
Hagerman
Corona
Capitan
Weed
Mulcahy
Denton
Vaughn
Hobbs
Lultmier
Grieg
Vincente
Pierce
Sanchez
Sultimiér
Meeks
Denney
Gifford
Walker
Smith
Gaylor
Baggett
OS Wells
Hynd
Ruckman
le Strech
Deaton
Herbert
Favorites Win in St. F. Basket Tourney
Santa Fe March 1 AP McCurdy won a thriller in the district basketball tournament beating St Catherine's Indian School 24 to 22 after a 45 14 opener. Santa Fe and other favorites won Sam Santa Fe High St Michaels College Santa Fe defeated Santa Cruz 45 29 and Santa Fe Indian School beat Mora 51 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Raton
Folsom
Kiowa
Mills
Colmar
Santa Fe
McCurdy
Stanley
Santa Fe High
el Rito
St. Michaels
Santa Cruz
St. Catherine’s Indians
Santa Fe Indians
Moral Immaculate Conception of
Las Vegas
Cerillo
U. S
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Albuquerque High School
Cerrillos
Wagon Mound
Mora
Immaculate Conception of
St. Catherins’ Indians
Tularosa
Hachita
Deming
Anthony
Cliff
Silver City
Las Cruces
St. Catherine’s Indian School of
St. Michael’s College of Santa Fe
Immaculate Conception
Final game to morrow in strong finish season
The final game will be played to morrow.
Honors to Knute Rockne on Birthday Anniversary
Notre Dame's immortal Rockne will be honored by loyal sons scattered from coast to coast on his birth anniversary next Monday March 4. A Saar populace joyfully announced reunion with Germany, saying the return of the Saar has averted a crisis with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Rockne
Kansas City
Notre Dame
Hitler
Germany
France
Oliver Wendell Holmes Improves Slightly, Report Says
The condition of retired Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes was reported late today as a shade better, indicating a small but positive change in his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Killer Found Dead After Family Shootings in Leroy
Miss Ethel Howard, 32, a former schoolteacher, was found dead of exposure in a sewer near Leroy Illinois after authorities pursued her following the fatal shooting of her brother and sister and the wounding of her father and nephew. Authorities believe a breakdown led her to run amuck and shoot relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Howard
Leroy
Fragmentary OCR Item Yields Brief News Note
Readable fragments indicate a short local item with limited details. The text references numbers and letters but no clear names, places, or events to identify. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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Grace Thorpe
P.E
D. N. Pope
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
Ross L. Malone
Claude Simpson
W. S. Murrell
Robert Ball
Arthur Allison
James F. Hinkle
C. C. Martin
John R. St. John
L. P. Richart
Grady Weller
W. C. Buchly
Harry R. Andrew
Cecil Bonney
Eva M. Cooper
Mary Frances McClure
Roxie Mitchell
Birdie Adams
J. J. Brown
J Y Chapter
Fulton
Missouri
Pope
Olivet Study Club
A. D. Jones
L. J. Vaudeler
Paul
A. F. Madison
Bob Crosby
Wade H. Corn
Cyprus
J. P. Williams
Asia Minor
Charles J. Stilwell
J. E. Johns
L. J. Vauchelet
Hawailil
New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
Lower Valley
O. B. Berry
Merial Schumaker
H. H. Lewis
University of Hawaii At
Buck Jones
RED Rider
Princess
Claudette Colbert
Colbert
Mac Murray
Gable
Mister
Adolph Zukar
Fred Macmurray
RAY Mill
Comedy & Cartoon
Friendly Bible Class
Herber Capitan
Shawn
Es Freeman
Perea
Mackey F Elliott
Greer
Davis
Or Willingham
Oe Dowe
Chidhester
O Morrise
Drake
Palace
Il Eubanks
Cc Markham
Sanford
Colburn
Caryl
Mulcahy and
Ogle
Heick
Ingle
Holloway
Knoll
Parnell
Johnson
DuBois
Jones
F Bryan
Moseley
Huto
Messer
Choate
Schilling
A. C. Jones
John Rose
Jason Urton
Ben Urton
Altus
Oklahoma
W. C. Orton
Jason
J. P. White II
Los Angeles
Phelps White
John B. Beers
Presbyterian Aid Society
Gross Miller’s
St. Andrews
Ball and White Clothiers
Bruce P. Connor
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cora Moore
Tulsa
Mrs
Morgan J. Davis
South Lea Avenue
Gross Millers, Price and Company
Laing’s
Bill Duke
Lake Arthur
Pleasant Hill
Etida
Portales
Ranchvale
Pstancia
Los Lunas
Willard
Demons
Sprnger
Tucumcari
Grenville
Capulin
Roy
Maxwell
Cimarron
Dawsn
Bulldogs
Albuquerque Indians
Duke City
la Joya
Indians
Socorro High
Porteles
Elida
Randivale
Artesia
Honda
Cloudcroft
St. F. Basket
Luck
Lynch
Apodaca
Hall
J. Chavez
G. Chavez
Van
Curtis
Akers
Cross Buckner
Westinghouse
Zink Music CO
Sears
Dar Coe
SACLE
Picerty Wiggly
Libby
Zlic
K.C. Brig
Hershey
Tetley’s
Gerber’s Baby
Eer
William Sweet
Scarlet King
W. Corn
Brookdale
Rere Sars
W. S
Ideal Dog Food
Whitson Chili Com
Chauot
Lux
The
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