The Churches And their Value Here
An opinion piece by Dan H. Wilmot argues churches have shaped Roswell since 1887 and evolved into a global force promoting education, hospitals, translations, and moral progress. It urges readers to form the habit of church attendance and highlights the church as a unifying beacon in society.
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Roswell
Sodom
Gomorrah
Abraham
Cannon Streeter
Yale
Harvard
Church
Livestock Advisory Committee Meets in Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexico March 14 state land office livestock advisory committee to discuss proposed livestock legislation with state land commissioner H R Rodgers. Attention on house bill 80 to raise minimum rentals on state grazing land from three to five cents a year.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Land Office
H. R. Rodgers
Mrs Earl Latimer Birthday Tribute Held at Home
Dexter news reports a Saturday birthday surprise for Mrs. Earl Latimer. Friends gathered at her home to celebrate with songs, gifts, a lavender and white table setting, punch, cakes, and tea with guests including Mrs. Viola Parks and several local residents from Hagerman Roswell and nearby.
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Earl Latimer
Latimer
Viola Parks
Hagerman
F. L. Mehlhop
O. W. Phillips
F. Lewis
W. C. Adams
Claud Pollard
T. M. Harris
H. Holley
C. M. Cooper
Lona Taylor
Roswell
Mary Marshall
J. R. Stanley
S. A. Pritchard
A. Rutledge
Blanch Pollock
P. E. Jarnagin
Ben Simpson
Andre Latimer
R. G. Durand
Belle Hurst
Dexter Notes A Busy Week Of Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs L Martin and Miss Rosemary Martin traveled to El Paso for Mrs Martins operation at Providence Hospital where she is recovering. Several locals, including C N Moore, attended events and trips. Miss Marie Sadler and Tom McNeil wed in Portales, with both families shown in supportive notes. Community clubs, luncheons, and missionary meetings filled the week with social gatherings and local travel.
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Hal Bogle
Contract Club
Dexter
St. Patrick
L. Parker
Raymond Durand
H. Durand
Blanch Pollock
Ella Yeager
Mary Marshall
Carl Caruthers
F. L. Mehlhop
George Wilcox
E. J. Hubbard
Belle Hurst
B. Krukenmier
Hubbard
Mr. Parker
Hurst
Yeagerlow
Jim McNeil
Texas
Marie Sadler
Tom McNeil
Portales
Eastern New Mexico College
McNeil
F. W. Sadler
Greenfield
Dexter High School
J. T. McNeil
Charles Beck
F. W. Stephens
Hagerman
Woman’s Club
Ameri
Arizona Rejects The River Pact
Phoenix March 15 The Arizona House refused to ratify the Santa Fe Colorado River compact, voting 24 to 20 after the Senate approved 16 to 2. Rep. Fred Colter of Phoenix led the long battle against ratification.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona House of Representatives
House
Senate
Fred Colter
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Luncheon Invitation in Albuquerque
Mrs. Lucile Woodward, along with Mrs. F. L. Mehlhop and Mrs. Raymond Durand, issued invitations for a one o clock luncheon at the Durand home on Friday March 14. Cards will follow at the Mehlhop home. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Hedges Hall with W. C. Sterrett presiding. Durand spoke on Southwestern Missions aided by Sterrett and McNeil on stewardship. Refreshments were served at the half hour to a large group of members.
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Can Legion Auxiliary
Lucile Woodward
Albuquerque
F. L. Mehlhop
Raymond Durand
Durand
Mehlhop
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hedges Hall
W. C. Sterrett
Mary Thompson
Oil test at McMillan area awaits Basin Kimmell No 1 result
Oil men monitor Basin Oil Co. Basin Kimmell No 1 in Lake McMillan area near Artesia New Mexico. Test could set deepest southeast New Mexico depth or revert to 1 935 feet after 3 005 foot Rudahl No 1 drilling. Nearby completions include Emperor Puckett No 8 3900 feet 100 barrels per day and Aston Fair McIntyre No 1 H gas well at 1801 feet.
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Artesia
N. M
Lake McMillan
Basin Oil Co
New Mexico
Pecos
Kimmell No. 1
Rudahl
Aston and Fair
NWSW
Dexter Residents Share Weekend News And Local Goings On
A Dexter area report notes a patient recovering at home west of Dexter after an appendicitis operation in Albuquerque two weeks prior. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Heick returned from El Paso and Las Cruces. Will Ricketson of Texas visits his aunt Mrs. Harriett Wier. Clyde Lively serves on the Federal Jury in Santa Fe. The Hollies and W. F. Kerrs are driving new cars, and F. W. Stephens now owns the car once owned by the Hollies. The Junior Woman's club hosted a Lake Van dance with Knowls orchestra from Lake Arthur providing music. The Come and Get It Club met at Miss Granell Marshall's east of Dexter. they baked Brown Betty and Roll call answered Our Favorite Flower. Helen Hanson and Bettye Johnson tied for games honors. Helen Hanson reports.
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Dexter
Albuquerque
Louie Heick
el Paso
Las Cruces
Will Ricketson
Texas
Harriett Wier
Clyde Lively
Santa Fe
Harry Hollies
W. F. Kerrs
F. W. Stephens
Hollies
Lake van
Knowls Orchestra
Lake Arthur
Granell Marshall
Helen Hanson
Bettye Johnson
Wait Till He Gets Home Auto summons in Boulder
Patrolman George Pederson noted a double parked car without a driver and issued a summons. The driver appearing in traffic court turned out to be Mrs. George Pederson.
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Boulder
Colo
George Pederson
Try Our Vegetable Soup Package and Salad Package
Anderson's Gardens advertises a vegetable soup and salad package offering a value meal. Includes details on items, price not clearly stated, and promotional emphasis for a garden style dining option.
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Anderson’s Gardens
January Record Savings Month
The United States Savings and Loan League reports January as the record month in ten years for new money placed in savings and investments at local thrift and home financing institutions. About 196,138,000 was added, 14.8 percent above January 1940, with net gains the largest since monthly statistics began three years ago.
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Chicago
United States Savings and Loan League
A. D. Theobald
Armijo Loses Bid in Fourth District Judge Fight
Luis E. Armijo of Las Vegas faced a legal setback as the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled he could not disqualify Judge Eugene Lujan from presiding in the fourth district election contest against Democrat M. E. Noble. Noble has a certificate of election. Moise had disqualified himself and named Lujan.
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Santa FE
N. M
Luis E. Armijo
Las Vegas
Fourth District
Supreme Court
Lujan
Armijo
Stockmen U. K. A Repeal Bill
ALAMOGORDO NM March 15 A group of local ranchers backed a pending bill in the legislature to repeal the 1939 law granting the state game commission eminent domain. Sponsor Rep. Murray E. Morgan said New Mexicans should not have 95 percent subservient to whims of others.
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Alamogordo
N. M
State Game Commission
Murray E. Morgan
D-Otero
Registration of Workers in Defense in New Mexico
In Albuquerque on March 15 the state employment service outlined a drive to register all trained workers for defense industries. Director J C Mitchell stressed the register is not for immediate work and workers should not expect employment right away. Local officers noted many misperceptions equating registration with a wartime draft while officials aim to avoid disrupting essential local industries and to build labor reserves for future shortages. State managers from across New Mexico met at the Franciscan Hotel to plan procedures with speakers William Foster and J C Mitchell.
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Albuquerque
N. M
State Employment Service
Defense Industries
J. C. Mitchell
Mitchell
New Mexico
Franciscan Hotel
William Foster
Washington
Social Security Board
Seattle Youth Sends Note to Draft Board from Jail
A Seattle young man, mindful of selective service rules, writes the draft board claiming a former address at the county jail in Salem Oregon and a present address at the state penitentiary. He states he will contact them upon release if they remain in place.
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Seattle
Salem
Ore
State Penitentiary
Morgan Comments on Game Associations at Rancher Conferences
Morgan spoke at rancher conferences about a select five percent and referred to game associations as having legitimate objectives, which he said he did not oppose. He framed the discussion as part of ongoing policy debates with stakeholders in the ranching community.
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Morgan
New Mexico Legislature Re convenes after split session
Santa Fe March 15. The New Mexico legislature reopened at noon after a 30 day recess marking the first split session. Leaders expect a brief opening and a favorable bill calendar by Tuesday. The high profile utilities bill to create a three member public utilities board stands at the center of intense debate.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
House
Frank McCarthy
Senate
Burton Roach
Twenty new petit jurors summoned for federal court
Federal judge Colin Neblett summoned twenty jurors to report March 19 for the criminal calendar. Names include Evaristo Gallegos Santa Rosa C S Melton Albuquerque Malcolm Hensley Las Vegas Edward W Cartwright Santa Fe Sam Higgins Clayton Thomas Clos son Santa Fe Desiderio Gurule Los Lunas R W Cartwright Cimarron Jose T Gallegos Villanueva Transito Lopez Gallup Thomas Werner Jr Albuquerque Jesus M Baca Santa Fe Carl J Taton Farmington Moses Cauthen Alamogordo Juan Martinez Carrizozo Ray Palmer Las Vegas Arthur Bird Elida Elbert J Ashley Clovis Eugene Hodge Gladiola Dudley Robertson Lordsburg.
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Santa FE
N. M
Colin Neblett
Evaristo Gallegos
Santa Rosa
C. S. Melton
Albuquerque
Malcolm Hensley
Las Vegas
Edward W. Cartwright
Sam Higgins
Clayton
Thomas Closson
Desiderio Gurule
Los Lunas
R. W. Cartwright
Cimarron
Jose T. Gallegos
Villanueva
Transito Lopez
Gallup
Thomas Werner, Jr
Jesus M. Baca
Carl J. Taton
Farmington
Moses. Cauthen
Alamogordo
Juan Martinez
Carrizozo
Ray F. Palmer
Arthur Bird
Elida
Elbert J. Ashley
Clovis
Eugene Hodge
Gladiola
Dudley Robertson
Lordsburg
What Became of Scotty's 100000 Gold Dust Legend
Los Angeles March 15. Death Valley Scotty Walther Scott reveals the tale of buried gold certificates he says he hid in 1908 during a Green Water mining boom. He describes a banker friend spending the money and a cloudburst washing away the canyon two years later, with Gerard seeking a 22.5 percent share in Scotty’s gains since 1907.
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Los Angeles
Death Valley Scotty
Desert
Green Water
Rickey
Scotty
Gerard
Spendthrift Trust
Secretary of the Treasury
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