YOUNGER PIANO STUDENTS IN FINE STUDIO RECITAL
A studio recital featured younger piano students of Mrs Daisy x Notley Guffin on a Saturday afternoon. Prizes in the spelling contest went to Dorothy Hoffman David Bernett Nell Pearce George Allen Moberly Frances Schultz Ruth Wilson and Bonibel Fales. A tea followed with many attendees including Elizabeth Hinl George Allen Moberly Louis Falconi Jr and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy x Notley Guffin
Dorothy Hoffman
David Bérnett
Néll Pearce
George Allen Moberly
Frances Schultz
Ruth van “Wilson
Bonibel Falesis
Dorothy Deason
Nel Pearce
Dorothy Lee Vilard
Mary Jane Villard
Roberta Crosby
Irene Lewis
Laura Treat
Annette Reese
Bernice Anagan
Janet Lee Freehart
Shirley Anne Jones
Betty Ann Johnson
Marian Madison
Lucile Wilson
Frances Orton
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Bomibel Fales
Ames
Otto Johnson
George H. Hill
A. L. Pearce
A. F. Madison
Charming St Patricks Bridge and Weverka Party
Connie Mae Weverka hosted a charming St Patrick's bridge party Saturday afternoon at 215 West Eleventh Street. Guests included Rose Tal, Shirley Gray, Lois Weverka, and others as green and white decor and favors delighted attendees. The notice then shifts to the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs upcoming biennial convention in Chicago, noting attendance goals, venue, and program emphasis on vocational adjustments for women.
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G.F.W.C. Council
Richmond
Virginia
General Federation of Womens Clubs
J. D. Atwood
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
General Federation
Burton C. Mossman
Washington
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
South
St. John’s Church
Poe
Battle Abbey
Governor Pollard
Governors Mansion
Jamestown
Williamsburg
William and Mary University
Harvard
Institution of
Connie Mae Weverka
St. Patrick’s Bridge
Weverka
West
Miss“a Reson
Ra Rose Tal
Shirley Gray
Lois Wever
National Federation of Business
Nal
Hotel
Stevens
Chio
Chicago
Mecca
Annie L. Snort
Ros Well
Bridge Club Held at Miller Wilmot Home
Mrs. Paul Wilmot entertained her bridge club Saturday afternoon at the Miller Wilmot home 609 North Pennsylvania Avenue. Spring flowers graced the rooms and refreshments were served. Bridges were won by Mrs. Tom D. White, G. T. Watts, Robert Fair, John Allen Phinizy, Robert E. Daughtry, Virginia Nickson, Jane Miller, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilmot
Bridge Club
Miller-Wilmot
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tom D. White
G. T. Watts
Robert Fair
John Allen Phinizy
Robert E. Daughtry
Virginia Nickson
Jane Miller
Roosevelt economy measure gains life in house debate
The house pauses business as the senate weighs the Roosevelt economy measure. Democratic leaders and anti prohibitionists say votes to pass the bill are ready, while members await the message. A. E. Chafee reads the message to an applauding chamber near noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
A. E. Chafee
Roosevelt Plans Economy Measures Facing Senate Vote
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s first test of senate sentiment on cutting 660 million dollars from federal expenses. The economy bill, backed by 69 Republicans in the House, seeks broad reductions including veterans benefits and federal salaries, with possible Senate amendments anticipated as lawmakers weigh major fiscal reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Veterans’ Organiza
Earthquake Relief and Long Beach Rebuild Efforts
Long Beach and southern California continue recovery after a major quake sequence. Officials seek federal aid to rebuild schools and housing while health teams inspect sanitation and distribute food and water. 53 dead, hundreds hospitalized, thousands homeless, with widespread damage and plans for loans to finance rebuilding.
Banks End Banking Holiday As Dallas Banks Reopen
Dallas today marked the end of the banking holiday with unrestricted operation under licenses. Banks in major districts opened progressively with federal reserve members and state banks resuming, while some institutions remained restricted. The New York exchange awaited a resumption date and gold hoarders had limited return days.
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New York
London
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Dallas
Texas
Eleventh District
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Richmond
St. Louis
San Francisco
Federal Reserve System
Boston
Chicago
Atlanta
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Potash Permits May Be Extended Under New Rules
The Record notes a Las Cruces New Mexico letter dated March 9 1953 from the United States Land Office. It explains Circular 1292 issued February 1935 under the 1932 act allows filing for two year extensions on potash permits with an affidavit and witness, bond assent if required, and local office filing. Extensions require showing cause before cancellation and block other filings. Vv. B. May.
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United States Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Ceneral Land Office
Mrs Henessie Corman Granted Divorce from Dr Corman
Mrs. Henessie 3. Corman has been granted a decree of divorce from Dr. R. W. Corman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henessie
Strother Dies After Pneumonia In Washington
French Strother, once described as the man who supplied President Hoover with much of his speech material, died in a Washington hospital today from pneumonia after contracting a cold at the March 4 inauguration. He had been Hoover’s administrative assistant. Roy Lochhead of Hagerman visited Roswell on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Strother
Hoover
Lochhead
Hagerman
Roy Lochhead
Roswell
Merchants Association Dinner Set Tuesday Evening
Merchants meet Tuesday evening at 6 20 for the annual dinner at Nekson Coffee Shop. Tickets available through the chamber of commerce until noon Tuesday. Predictions point to large attendance as three main items will be presented by the chamber committee.
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Womans Club
George Arliss
Princess Theatre
Parent-Teachers Association
Melody Maids
Richard D. Jones
Geo. L. Reese
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Hall
Merchants Association
Nekson
Chamber of Commercce
Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Myron Prager
Roswell
Logan Hunter
J. E. Johns
President Roosevelt Urges Confidence as Banks Reopen
Washington reports Roosevelt declares the money system restored with machinery in place. Banks in twelve Federal Reserve cities resume full operations today with adequate currency. He calls for faith and unity to banish fear as banking extends to 250 more cities tomorrow and to additional communities on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Financial
Banks Clear Old Checks In Albuquerque
Albuquerque banks began clearing all local checks dated before March 6. No cash was paid out. the checks were accepted for bookkeeping and crediting only. Outside checks prior to March 6 were accepted for collection. Clearing resumed after authority from the secretary of the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Secretary of the Treasury
Miss Joelle Benfield Illness Spurs Kellys' Call to Kansas
Mrs. M. J. Kelly left today for Elmo Kansas to tend her sister Miss Joelle Benfield who is seriously ill Roswell acquaintances note her prominence there.
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Fob Crosby
Roy Adams
Nogales
Arizona
Faybelle Cummins
Fort Worth
Kansas
M. J. Kelly
Elmo
Joelle Benfield
Roswel
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Edward
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B. F. Saunders
Vera Mae Hall
Darline Indoval
Rosemary Hyatt
Joyce Malone
Lavoyce Malone
Louise MeKer
Donald Jones
Frank Blair
H. €. Buchanan
Stephen Mitt
Hobert Moore
James Johns
Lowry Hagerman
Armijo Ranch
Santa Fe
Henry Suart
de Bremond Country Place
Gross Miller’s
Presbyterian Aid Society
F. O. Santheson
Roswell Floral Company
Roy Norton
North
Pennsylvania
Circle III
Southern
M. E. Missionary Society
East Side Study Circle
Pat Williams
Fourth Street
J. R. McDonald
Eva Marlow-Cooper
Ernest P. Malone
Malone Ranch
Colonel Atwood
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Horace H. McGee
Veterans Cos
Legion
Wor
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Interstate Commerce Commission
the Shipping Board
Radio Commission
Power Commission
Interior Department
Commerce Department
Charming
ST. Patrick Bridge
Miss
Matinee
Willard
Warren William Loretta Young
Alice White
W.C.T.U
Mes. Marie
J. L. Mabie
M. C. Granahan
Lucy -Youse
R. H. McNally
E. J. House
E. S. Wood
D. Butler
Lacy Youse
M. C. Moe- Granahan
M. Tucker
Miitary Institute
Country Club
Institute
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H. P. Saunders
George L. Erwin
Cardu
Mittee
Sathlis
Finance Corporation
J. L. Pomeroy
Long Beach
United States
Compton
Los Angeles
Board of Education
Henry Ufen
General Hospital
Ufen
Inglewood
San Pedro
Pasadena
Cal
California
Ials
Telephone Exchange
Calif
O.um
Signal Hill
Santa Ana
Gali
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Arkansas
Glass Bank
Senate Banking Committee
Glassof
Chesney Jurney
Royal S. Copeland
United States Senate
David S. Barry
Jurney
Morrison's Jewelry Store
R. F. Sanders
Duke City
Underwoods
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Ward & CO
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Roswell Laundry Co
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