First Baptist Adult Union Hosts Quarterly Social in Roswell
The Baptist Adult Union of First Baptist Church Roswell held a 50day Monday evening gathering at Mrs C G Irwins East Second Street home. After a business session, games, refreshments, and Easter themed decorations followed. Attendees included numerous couples and guests with plans for a summer lawn party and watermelon feast.
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First Baptist Adult Union
The
Baptist Adult Union
First Baptist Church of
Messrs
Mmes
Sam Franklin
W. H. Little
D. M. Wilkerson
R. M. Pubrman
J. H.brown
L Garrett
J. J. Rodden
Lucy Stout
Ruth Irwin
Thankful Webb
Louise Beenon
Mildred Brenon
Louise McXiegz
Mary Lou Irwin
Sue Irwin
Joe Litte
Edward McKey
Roy
Episco pal work and missionary scenes discussed
Miss Naomi Light of Lawrence Kansas spoke on What It Means To Women to be a Christian in India at St Andrews Episcopal Church. She described Church of England in India, shown Indian artifacts, and noted Kimarrid College for girls is aided by Episcopal and Presbyterian missions.
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India
Naomi Light
Lawrence
Kansas
Kimmarid College
Womens Organization of
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Miss Light
Church of England
Kimmarid College For Girls
Episcopal
Presbyterian Missions
Birthday Supper Party Line Party at Yucca
Miss Helen J. Nieto hosted a surprise birthday supper for her sister Eva Dutchover of Hagerman at their parents home. A white cake with sixteen pink candles highlighted the table. after, guests headed to Yucca Theatre to watch Will Rogers in David Harum. Guests included Tommy Everett Connie Galindo Jimmy Vigel Viola Morrow Joe Dutchover Ruth Everett Richard Gonzales Richard Baza Charles Luna Hagerman Jimmy Yturalde Helen Nita.
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Helen J. Nieto
Joe Nieta
Eva Dutchover
Hagerman
Yucca
Will Rogers
David Harum
Tommy Everett
Connie Galindo
Jimmy Vigel
Viola Morrow
Joe Dutchover
Ruth Everett
Richard Gonzales
Richard Baza
Charles Luna
Jimmy Yturalde
Helen Nieta
Famous cantata to be sung St Andrews Wednesday
The Saint Andrews Choir conducted by Mrs. C W Grier will sing The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer tomorrow at seven thirty. Limited seating, service starts promptly, attendees are urged to arrive early before the doors close. All welcome.
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ST. Andrews
Saint Andrews
C. W. Grier
Sir John Stainer
Womans Club
H. B. Jones
Tucumcari
J. D. Atwood
Arrested Chicago Lawyer in Lima Suspect Plot Case
Louis Piquett, a Chicago attorney, was pictured in Lima Ohio court after arrest as a suspect in a plot to free the Illinger gangsters. Two gangsters have been convicted of murder and one is on trial. Piquett denied knowledge of any such plot.
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Louis Piquett
Chicago
Lima
Ohio
Piquett
Wirt claims brain trusters seek social reform after depression
Wirt states that brain trusters aim to first lift the nation from the depression and then push social reform. He cites investigations and alleged advisers plotting revolution and receives a death threat from a group calling itself a United States Royal Citizen Secret Society. He warns Congress may sign away freedoms within two months based on two years of information from disputed textbook rewrites. In Las Cruces he links economic lessons post Civil War to today’s policy shifts. W. A. Sutherland in Las Cruces says Albuquerque central committee actions shift Republican power to the Progressive wing this fall.
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Liberty Gary
Ind
William A. Wirt
United States of America
Royal Citizen Secret Society
Buffalo
N. Y
Congress
First Baptist Missionary Holds March Meeting
The Womans Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church held its March gathering in the church parlors with Mrs. T. Russell Bowles chairing. Mrs. Lena Toby led the devotional, and the group discussed the topic Periods of Lost Power. Mrs Mildred M VanDenburgh and Mrs Frank Whitaker provided piano accompaniment while Mmes. Swanson, Goodsell, Hall, and Harlan served refreshments.
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Womans Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
T. Russell Bowles
Lena Toby
A. W. Ullrich
Mmes. W. Ll. Hil
W. A. Whitson
P. W. Thorson
Mildred M. VanDenburgh
Frank Whitaker
Jesus
Mmes
A. C. Swanson
Paul Goodsell
Earl F. Hall
R. B. Harlan
Institute Bridge Club Hosts At Mrs Ward Home
Mrs Charles F Ward entertained the Institute Club at her Military Heights home this afternoon with a yellow and green theme reflected in baskets of yellow stock and ferns and a final salad course after bridge games. Guests included Mines Harry D Blake L T Godfrey Patrick H Gratton James R Kelly Thomas M Kleckner John C Kost Ralph E F Morrison Temple V Price G M Sayre Clark E Storm Co S Whitney Jr LeRoy O Smith.
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Charles F. Ward
Military Heights
Institute Club
Harry D. Blake
L. T. Godfrey
Patrick H. Gratton
James R. Kelly
Thomas M. Kleckner
John C.kost
Ralph EF. Morrison
Tempie V
Roosevelt to invite bids for private air mail carriers
President Roosevelt plans immediate bidding by private lines to carry air mail and transfer service to them during a temporary period before permanent laws. The move follows a late afternoon post office conference and ahead of a ten day Southern waters vacation. Colonel Eddie Rickenbacker called the rebidding phase a sham but his companies stand ready to run the mail on an hour's notice.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
North American Aviation
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Eastern Air Transport Inc
Auto Labor Board Finally Completed
Washington March 27 AP Leo Wolman Columbia University professor today was named neutral member of the Automobile Labor Board to sit in Detroit under terms of the industry settlement obtained by President Roosevelt. Nicho as Keily represents the industrial side and Richard Byrd of Pontiac Mich for labor. The three were announced by the NRA and the board would meet in Detroit at the call of the neutral member no later than 7 p m Wednesday. The board was instructed to follow the settlement principles set by Roosevelt last Sunday night when he secured an agreement to call off the threatened strike.
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Washington
Leo Wolman
Columbia University
Automobile Labor Board
Detroit
Roosevelt
Wolman
Nichoas Keily
Richard Byrd
Pontiac
Mich
NRA
Wickman Trial Tomorrow for Wife's Murder
Denver druggist Carl Wickman faces a murder trial in Albuquerque after his fourth wife was killed last November. Defense teams completed final physical and mental exams and prepared to reveal results as the trial opens tomorrow morning.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carl Wickman
Denver
Wickman
Roosevelt backs swift passage of stock market control bill
President Roosevelt voiced support for the Fletcher Rayburn stock market control bill, urging no weakening of the measure. He sent letters to Senator Fletcher and Representative Rayburn stating the current form should stand and that a more organized drive against this legislation is underway.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Rep
Rayburn
All-Bran Promises Regularity and Widespread Effects
An advertisement and letter discuss Kellogg’s All-Bran as a remedy for constipation and related ills. The user claims it makes him regular, contrasts with patent medicines, and suggests daily two tablespoons, with cautious advice to consult a doctor for chronic or serious conditions. The copy touts iron content and versatile uses in cereals and baking.
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Stephen Higgins
S. Nein St
South Norwalk
Conn
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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