Roswell Lectures by Captain Horgan Enthrall A A U W
The Roswell Branch of the American Association of University Women hosted Captain Paul Horgan at John Knox House with Elizabeth Hayslip and Charlotte King as hostesses. He spoke on Nueva Granda and the Sources of Racial Life in the Southwest, tracing Indian civilization through Spanish exploration to eastern pioneers, interlacing his poetry with history. The gathering included music by Rozella Kropp and Esther Morgan, and a spring tea was planned.
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Roswell
American Association of University Women
John Knox
Elizabeth Hayslip
Charlotte King
Southwest
Paul Horgan
New Mexico Military Institute
Clyde Totten
National Fellowship Fund
Carlsbad
Rozella Kropp
Esther Morgan
Captain Morgan
East
Miss Moderne Bates
Captain Horgan
Huff Fine Arts Studio Recital Shines at First Christian Church
The Huff Fine Arts Studio presented a piano and expression recital last night at the First Christian Church. Miss Janice Huff taught piano and Mrs Flora Huff Miller led expression with Velma Lannom on pipe organ. Students listed include Joyce Malone, Brenda Greenwade, Marilyn Huff, and others. Mr. and Mrs. John Tweedy returned from six weeks in Southern California, with a stop at Grand Canyon en route home.
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First Christian Church
Huff Fine Arts Studio
Janice Huff
Flora Huff Miller
California
Grand Canyon
Roswell Girl Scout Council Plans Regional Conference
The Roswell Council met in March at the Chamber of Commerce chaired by Mrs. W H McCullough. They discussed sending five representatives to the Cactus Regional Conference in Muskogee Oklahoma April 5 6. Mrs Warren R Coban was elected to the council and cookie sale receipts totaling 47.43 were reported. A bridal shower for Frances Levers followed a dinner at Original Mexican Cafe on West Second Street.
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Roswell
D. N. Pope
Miss Mary Mullis
Mmes
W. H. McCullough
F. L. Smith
Paul G. Sciauiltz
A. D. Sones
J. Vauchelet
Walter Harrison
Grace T. Bear
Oran Dale
Frances Levers
West Second Street
W. Winston Daniel
Mrs. Dale
Martha Robinson
Dorothy Williams
Josephine Dow
Marie Beers
Maxine Levers
Elizabeth and
Mildred French
Mmes W. Winston Daniel
Kivas Tully
Ross L. Malone Jr
Eastern Star officials travel to Clovis for Grand Chapter
Mrs E L Lusk and fellow officers left for Clovis to attend the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star. Tomorrow additional members including Mrs Russell Bird and J R St John will join. Other items note Junior High study club, Fathers Night program, and a Zinn court case update with legal filings and counsel listed.
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E. L. Lusk
Eastern Star
Lucius Dills
James F. Hinkie
L. P. Richart
Donald E. Gillespie
Roswell
R. L. Burrow
Earl Corn
Will H. Whatley
Rainbow
Lloyd B. Johnson
Clovis
Grand Chapter
Mmes
Russell Bird
John R. St. John
Wade Corn
Frank Marks
C. A. Marley
M. H. Henderson
A., F. Madison
J. M. Williams
New Mexico Hospital for Crippled Children Planned
Gov. Clyde Tingley announced a proposed New Mexico hospital for crippled children with FERA financing. A five member board will lead the project under the New Mexico Warm Springs Foundation, aiming to start construction within 90 days and cover first year maintenance.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
FERA
New Mexico
Ball
Warm Springs Foundation
Child Conservation League Meting Tomorrow at Nickson Lounge
The Child Conservation League meets tomorrow Thursday afternoon at three o clock in the lounge of Nickson Coffee Shop. The children's story telling hour is at the home of Mrs. John Aflen Phinizy. Mrs Mary Frances McClure, recently ill, went to Hager man for mineral bath treatment. East Side School will hold a rummage sale Saturday at 104 North Main Street. A O h 6.
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Hial K. Cobean
Child Conservation League
Nickson Coffee Shop
John Aflen Phinizy
Mary ‘Frances McClure
Hagerman
East Side School
North Main Street
Raids seize gambling setup at Pearson place
Eight people were arrested during raids on the Bankhead Hotel and the Pearson home. Officers found a roulette wheel, a blackjack table, and a dice table at the Pearson place, with no players present. The operation involved the sheriff's men, Chief of Police Frank Young, and assistant district attorney Mr. Frazier.
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Bankhead
Pearson Place
Sheriff’s Force
Frank Young
Mr. Frazier
Secretary Howe in Critical Condition at White House
Washington March 20 AP The condition of Louis M Howe secretary to President Roosevelt was reported extremely critical at 11 am today Mrs Roosevelt cancelled all engagements to stay at the bed side in the White House of the 64 year old intimate friend of the family Mrs Howe also was in attendance and it was understood members of the family had been summoned President Roosevelt remained at his desk in the executive office
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Washington
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Truck and whiskey mash seized at Clovis
L M Reynolds announced officers seized a late model pickup truck and 30 gallons of whiskey mash at Clovis yesterday. Two men were taken into custody, Richard Carter and John P Sexton, arraigned before U S commissioner D W Jones, and held for action of the federal grand jury on bond.
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Albuqterate
N. ‘Mi
L. M. Reynolds
Alcohol Tax Unit
Clovis
Richard Carter
John P. Sexton
U. S
D. W. Jones
Federal Grand Jury
Universal Pictures 45 Defeats Club Sar in A A U Tourney
In Ray Denver on March 20, Universal Pictures from Hollywood posted 45 points to beat Club Star from Gary Indiana, 25, in third round National AAU Basketball Tournament action.
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Universal Pictures
Flur Sar
Gary
Mnd
Denver
Hollywood
Club Sar
Ind
Two Americans Kidnaped In Mexico
In Zacatecas, Mexico, two American men Mark Fowler and Louis Wremsack were abducted in mid March by unknown bandits. A ransom of ten thousand pesos was demanded for Fowler, with a threatened execution if payment failed, while federal troops pursue the abductors. Mrs. Louis Wremsack and Mrs. Mary McKinney linked to the case report a ransom attempt tied to a treasure hunting expedition near Zacatecas.
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Mexico
D. F
Foreign Office
Zacatecas
Mark Fowler
Louis‘ Wremsack
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fowler
Jalpa
Wremsack
Huchipila
Los Angeles
Louis F. Wremsack
Mary McKinney
Vremsack
New History Program Approved for New Mexico Schools
Santa Fe March 20 AP The State Board of Education approved a new elementary history and civics text set and a history of New Mexico for elementary grades. Bids are to be received by June 11. The board also approved bond issues totaling 110000 for Jal Eunice and Clovis.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Education
New Mexico
H. R. Rodgers
Eunice
Clovis
Work relief money for highway construction approved
The Senate adopted an amendment to the 4.88 billion relief bill to apportion road funds in lump sums to state highway departments under federal aid rules. It also backed directing rivers harbors reclamation and public buildings projects to the supervising government departments. White House aides said new roads would be funded under the 4.886 billion work program.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
R-Ida
White House
House Roads Committee
Roosevelt
New Mexico grazing plan near completion
Advisory committee members finish most of the New Mexico plan under the Taylor grazing law. Only the election of district and state grazing committees remains to be formulated. A three member committee will draft regulations for submission to the New Mexico Cattle Growers and Wool Growers conventions at Roswell on March 25 and 26 and to the secretary of the interior.
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New Mexico
A. D. Molohon
Department of the Interior
C. M. Botts
Roswell
Secretary of the Interior
Attorney General to Sue State Treasurer Over Bond Debenture
Santa Fe March 20 AP Quincey D Adams assistant state attorney general said he prepares a mandamus suit against the state treasurer to force signing and sale of the capitol addition building debenture issue The suit is friendly and aims to validate the bonds by removing any cloud that might attach if carried through leading to a clear title for the debt issue
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Supreme ‘Court
H. A. Riker
Capitol
Supreme
Santa Fe
Quincey D. Adams
Capitol Addition
Adams
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