Wall Street Falls Again in Light Saturday Trading
New York stock market failed to find momentum as prices drifted lower in a subdued session. Transfers totaled about 299,450 shares amid mixed results in metals and scattered strength elsewhere, with grain prices and the work relief bill debate weighing on sentiment. Cotton futures recovered briefly after Senator George spoke on the 12 cent loan plan, but gains faded before close. Foreign exchange stabilized after a Belgian currency rally, with sterling and francs little changed.
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Wall Street
New York
George
Chicago Grain and Feed Futures Brief
Market summary from Chicago shows grain and feed futures clerical quotes for May July September contracts across WHEAT OATS TE and RD with prices ranging from 68 5/8 to 77 7/8 and noting bids or settlement figures for May and July positions. The data lists specific price points for each contract month including oats and deemed cornlike notes with miscellaneous figures.
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Setember
Tly
Scouts Plant Grass Then Find Missing Hydrant
Troop 1 scouts planted grass at their meeting place but uncovered a hidden water pipe blocked by FERA workmen. They dug to locate it, then found the hydrant. Patrols held contests, drills, and a first aid demonstration, with Alligator and Wolf patrols hosting stunts and a planned two day camp sequence.
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FERA
Wolf Patrol
Alligator Patrol
New York curb notes and market quotes
AP reports mixed commodity quotes in New York with prices across Amn G&E Am Maracaibo Am Sup Pow and others listed. Galveston dispatch notes spot cotton steady at 11.15 mid, down 10 with sales totaling 125.
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Associated Press
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Humble Oil
Newmont Min
Nia Hud Pow
Penn Road
Texan Oil
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Services at First Methodist Church Roswell
In Roswell First Methodist Church led by Linebaugh with Plummer Brenneman Lancaster and others. Morning service 9:30 Sunday school, 10:30 worship with processional hymns and readings. evening service 7:30 with anthem and talk by the pastor on twenty one years work among the Indians.
Local Church Service Schedule and Broadcast Notes
The First Baptist Church outlines 9 30 Sunday school with B F Fields, 10 46 morning sermon led by Sam Franklin with a duo by Dorothy Claiborne and Cecil Ejiffert, 6 20 B Y P U, 7 30 evening service by the Brotherhood with Roswell Male Chorus and church orchestra. The First Christian Church lists 9 30 church school led by W H Hortenstein, 10 50 morning service sermon on The Passion to be Right, organ and vocal specials, 6 30 Y P C E, 7 30 evening service with talks by George N Carothers and D B Titus plus music. Broadcast of the morning service over KGFL encouraged.
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Dorothy Claiborne
Cecil Ejiffert
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D. B. Titus
Janice Huff
Old Rugged Cross
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
George N. Carothers
First Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Studies
The First Methodist Episcopal Church on First and Richardson Sts invites all to study the fruits of the flesh from Galatians 5 19 20. Bible study classes for all ages at 9 50 a m. Morning worship 10 45 a m. Evening services 7 30 p m. Lords supper 11 45 a m. Bro Pope teaches a singing school on Mon Tue and Thu nights. Wednesday and Friday Bible study in the afternoon. Card talks and choir music accompany the day. A cordial welcome awaits at the little white church corner of First and Richardson. Benjamin Witelgeorge D D minister. Church School begins 9 30 a m. Morning worship 10 50 a m Sermon The Worlds Best Friend by Dr Eitelgeorge. Epworth Leagues meet 6 30 p m with groups in Parish Hall Intermediates in Church Parlors High School age and older meet together for opening service All young people invited Evening worship 7 30 p m Sermon I m Praying For You by Dr Eitelgeorge An analysis of prayer and relation to God. Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m Prayer and study hour.
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James Sloop
Eitelgeorge
Nellie Mason
W. K. King
Epworth
Church of the Nazaren Morning Service and Programs
The Church of the Nazarene schedules a 6 p m morning service sermon at Washington Ave led by Pastor W W Huffman with a 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship. Evening preaching at 7 30 p m and midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m with Thursday evening Divine Program training. Choir practice led by Lee Henrichs. Saturday 7 30 p m worship.
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Sermon Ltd
Washington Ave
A. Huffman
Lee Henrichs
First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Reading Room
Regular morning service at 11 00 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m Wednesday testimonial service at 7 30 Reading Room open weekdays 3 00 to 5 00 p m corner Lea Ave and 1st St public invited to attend and use room Lesson Sermon for Sunday March 24th titled Matter with Golden Text from Habakkuk 2 19 and Bible and Science and Health passages cited Also notes healing the sick as core Christian Science teaching.
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1St St
Lea Avenue
First Street
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Apostolic Faith Church Service Details
APOSTOLIC FAITH 805 West with St. Ben Waggoner Pastor J Butler Supt Sunday school 10 Morning worship 11 Wednesday evening 7 30 Everyone cordially welcome We preach and practice the Bible No Denomination to join Good interest 100 or over Sunday night Forty seven at children's meeting
Chamber of Commerce Books Publicity Campaign Plans
The publicity committee met to discuss a poster board campaign within 200 miles of Roswell. The extent depends on the upcoming financial campaign, due in a few days. Committee members are G. H. Hockenson Oscar Greene and Ed J. Williams.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
G. H. Hockenson
Oscar Greene
Ed J. Williams
St Peters Catholic Mass Times at 9:00 and 10:00
St Peter's Catholic Church at 801 South Main Street operated by Franciscan Fathers offers Masses at unspecified times and 10 o'clock. Phone contact is listed as 501.
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South Main St
Franciscan Fathers
Church of God Holds Sunday Services at 203 South Michigan
The Church of God at 203 South Michigan Ave invites the public to Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Pastor H. O. Taylor extends a hearty welcome to everyone.
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Saint Andrews Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev. F B Howden Jr rector announces service hours Holy Communion 7 30 a m Church school 9 45 a m Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 a m Holy Communion on first Sundays All are invited to participate in these services.
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St John’s Catholic Church High Mass and Novena Schedule
St John’s Catholic Church holds High Mass Sunday at 10 am with sermon in English and Spanish. A Novena honoring Saint Anthony takes place every Monday at 7 30 pm.
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Presbyterian Church Services At Knox House And Hall
LeRoy Thompson leads Sunday school at 9:30 with Beginner Primary and Westminster Adult Class in Knox House and Westminster Hall. Worship at 10:50 titled The Church. Unified Vesper at 6:00 asks Does God Guide People Today. John invites worshipers to attend these services.
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Knox House
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Woman’s Club
Fish Guilty Of Grace Budd Murder Sentenced To Death
Albert H Fish was convicted of the Grace Budd murder in White Plains and sentenced to the electric chair. The verdict followed a six year manhunt and the jury's guilty finding established murder in the first degree. Fish faced execution as mandated by law.
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Grace Budd
White Plains
N. Y
Albert H. Fish
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