Daughtry Huff wedding in Roswell church
Miss Ruth Daughtry and Joe William Huff wed in a ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The event drew over 300 guests with ornate decorations, music, and a reception at the Daughtry home. The couple plan a Santa Fe Taos honeymoon before settling at 407 West Tilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stately Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Ruth Daughtry
James R. Daughtry
Joe William Huff
Hugh Mark Huff
H.C. Henderson
Janice Huff
Jesse Corn
Guy D
Robert FE. Dauchtry
Hugh M. Huff Jr
George Miller
Judson Goodart
Donald Wilkins
Richard Blackmar
Dr. Henderson
Zroom
Thomas Young Minniece
Meridian
Texas University
Robert E. Daughtry
Roswell Business Women Week Luncheon Notes Current Events
The Club of Ten meets at Nickson Coffee Shop noon for luncheon with Mrs. E L Lusk presiding and a round table discussion on current events. Attendees include Mae K Wyhys and Grace T Bear among others. Roswell proclaims National Business Women's Week with slogan Confidence and calls citizens to support the event, dated March 12, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Country
Roswell
Nickson
E. L. Lusk
Mae K. Wyllys
Mmes
E. J. Lusk
W. W. Phillips
Mae K. Wyhys
C. E. Mason
Robert R. Brown
Charles F. Poeson
Grace T. Béar
Roswell Institute Cotillion Attendance Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago today Roswell girls attended the Institute Cotillion in the Mess Hall with Zoa White June Sain Evelyn Brice Clara Phinizy Florence Henderson Mary McClane Kathleen Lucile Cruse Marian Jewett Edna Mae Whitaker Carmie Massie Peggy Haralson Olivia Wilkinson Alta Hendrick Dorothy Day Alice Ray Wilson Mary Jane Robinson Margaret Miller Harriet Poorbaugh as chaperoned by Mrs Sidney Prager and the Institute orchestra. Glen Austin of Drake University Des Moines Iowa returns home for his sister Mrs H A Cravens death. Mrs Herman Crile and two boys return from Richmond Va called there by her father's death. 0D -0- Oe-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Institute
National Business Women's Week Proclamation by City Mayor
The mayor of the city proclaims National Business Women's Week from March 11 to March 17, 1934, urging public attention to business women’s organizations and their activities across the city. The proclamation is signed by Mayor H. Smyrl and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF New Mexico
JA. W. Hockenhull
Marguerite P. Baca
I. H. B. Smyrl
Roswell
New Lhexico
National Business Women's
Airmail Hearings Face Long Run In Senate
Discussion on the air mail reform bill extends to Senate and House hearings with Private firms warned they may present views after government officials testify. Strong opposition expected from private aviation to disconnect air transport from manufacturing and to interlocking directorate bans. Army air corps outlines probable routes including Newark to San Francisco as the backbone of a safer fair weather system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Senate
House
Mc‘Wellar
Washington
Army Air Corps
Newark
New Jersey
San Francisco
Army
Mutual Life Insurance in Roswell Leaders say business strong
Roswell report from Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York manager H B Cadwell notes robust business. Pueblo agency leads 1933 national results, with Roswell offices serving New Mexico and southern Colorado. Norman McLeod recent Phoenix move, local reps listed. policy loans and death claims handled in Pueblo. Company remains financially strong with vast assets and large in force.
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H. B. Cadwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Roswell
Pueblo
United States
America
Willis Ford
Norman McLeod
Howard Smith
Colorado
McLeod
Southwest
New Mexico
Dillinger Aims South America With Loot
Chicago March 12 AP John Dillinger escaped outlaw is believed determined to reach South America on other people's money. Police gave special protection to banks and places likely to attract him. Before capture last January he and his men were saving for the trip, aiming to accumulate 100000 and had 50000 from bank robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
South America
Dillinger
National Business Women's Week Emphasized by Federation
Mrs. Gene MacDonald Bowman of the National Federation of Business Women urges firm stance for women in business during National Business Women's Week March 11 17. The federation's 50 000 members back a ten year plan to expand economic readership and study social implications, with 1300 clubs promoting education and equal opportunity. Franklin D Roosevelt will broadcast from White House and announce employment results, while plans for civic improvements and reducing unemployment aim to lift morale of women and men in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Gene MacDonald
Bowman
National Federation of Business
Franklin D. Roosevelt
WABC
Columbia
Roswell
Pwgisté
McFarlane Indicted In Bank Fraud Case In West Texas
McFarlane, formerly treasurer of a company with offices in El Paso Silver City and Albuquerque, faces bond and prosecution for alleged fraud. Sheriff Casey moved him from Fort Worth to county jail after indictment. Co-defendants include Juanita Hinman and Claire Regnier, both linked to El Paso. The firm recently closed its doors amid stock liquidation and legal scrutiny over alleged antitrust issues.
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Uess
McFarlane
Ft. Worth
Sherif John E. Casey
Juanita Hinman
Liberty
el Paso
Claire Regnier
Silver City
Albuquerque
Mellon protests tax case comments and corporate claims
Mellon denies tax evasion charges and rebukes Cummings remarks about Aluminum Company of America as a Mellon controlled monopoly. He questions the connection to his income tax and says he and his family owed less as he prepares to sue Mellon.
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Treasury
Mellon
Cummings
Aluminum Company of America
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Grace Thorpe
Daughtry-Huff
Della McGregor
Texas Unversity Sorority
Helen Louise Goodwin
Mary Helena Coats
Wilba Hoffman
Betty Jo Daughtry
Barbara Joy Daughtry
Dainty
Daughtrys
North
Kentucky Avenue
Mmes. F. B. Goodwin
G. H. Hockenson
West Tilden
Pals Society
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Zeta Tau Alpha
University of Texas
Phi Kappa Psi
Joe W. Huff
Huff Jewelry
PTA
Bruce PP. Connor
Ema Yeager
Richard and
Donald Blackmar
Tomas Y. Minniece
Miss
Carlsbad Caverns
Minneice
University of Mississippi
Mary Jane Welter
Grover Welter
Oklahoma City
Norman
Davis
A. H. Johnson Jr
DAV
Lake J. ‘Frazier
North Sea Avenue
Writers Club
East Third Street
Mary L. White
Girl Scout
Elza White
Camp Mary White
St. Peters Society
St. Patricks Entertainment
M. H. Madigin
East Side
M. C. Martin
Virginia
Euel Phillips
Lovington
D. R. Trolinger
Allie
Martin
Gimeno Tlen
Carroll-Garrison
Occres
Carlsbad
J. Frank Carrom
Velma
Theo C. Garrison
Dexter
H. E. Garrison
Dexter High School
Garrison
H. B. Smyrl
M. J. McDonald
Kay Francis
Ricardo Corthy
Andaldy
Ralph Bellamy
Fay Wray i
Princess
Gain Theatre
C. M. Richards
Knabe
Steinways
Chickerings
Boston
Jacksonville
Atlanta
St. Louis
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Salt City
Seattle
Cheyenne
Denver
Fairyland Beauty Shoppe
West Second
National Business Wom
McFarlanes
Hartford, Conn
Justice Department
Kipling 'S Confectionery Ry, Inc
North Main
Bob Dakens
Batty Greiner
Schuler
the Mutual Life Ins. Co
Roswell and Vicinity
Pueblo, Colorado
First National Bank Building
Roswell, New Mexico
Mr. Howard Smith
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