Motion Picture Conference in Roswell Next Tuesday
A one day motion picture conference will be held at the Roswell Womans Club clubhouse with a noon luncheon. Mrs. Robbins Gilman of Washington D C, national P T A motion picture chairman, will speak on juvenile problems and the anti indecent movies campaign. Luncheon reservations are fifty cents. Don’t miss both lectures.
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Roswell
Parent-Teachers Associations
New Mexico
Gilman
American Association of University Women
American Association of Social Workers
Parent-Teacher
Arden Boellner
Roswell Womans Club
M. H. Henderson
Roswell City Council P. T. A. Are Hospitality Chairmen. Mrs. George Wilcox
Dexter
Motion Picture
New Mexico Congress
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Motion Pictures
Thomas J. Hall
United Rural Club Holds All Day Meeting at Glen Wheeler Home
The United Rural Club met at Mrs. Glen Wheeler's home with Mrs. H. C. Allison presiding. T. E. Boggs read scripture and led prayers. Will Purdy spoke on rug end displays while La Honda Club demonstrated home made rugs. Members listed include Mrs. K. M. Butler and Mrs. J. S. Wheeler among many others.
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United Rural Club
Glen Wheeler
H. C. Allison
T. E. Boggs
J. S. Wheeler
Will Purdy
Purdy Furniture Store
la Honda Club
Mmes, K. M. Butler
George Sterritt
Surprise Birthday Party for Maudetha Miller
The seventeenth birthday of Maudetha Miller, daughter of Mrs. Carl C. Callahan, was celebrated last night at 116 1/2 South Richardson Avenue with a surprise party. Refreshments and a pink and white cake decorated with pink sweet peas were served as friends and family showered the honoree with gifts. Attendees included Misses Lottie Heine Florence Elliott Jewel Goodner Gayle Wooldridge and Mrs. Elide Cope Mr. J. B. Kelly W. H. Miller Harold Jones Alex Sarah P. V. Thorson and others.
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Maudetha Miller
Carl C. Callahan
Callahan
Richardson Avenue
Miss Miller
Lottie Heine
Florence Elliott
Jewel Goodner
Gayle Wooldridge
J. B. Kelly
W. H. Miller
Harold Jones
Fred Heine
Alex Sarah
P. V. Thorson
Messrs
Mines
Elide Cope
John Mitchell
Washington Ave PTA Builds Good Citizens
Washington Avenue Parent- Teachers Association held its regular meeting with Mrs. George M Slaughter II presiding. Mrs M H Henderson read revised by laws and a summer round up certificate was presented by Mrs George Mc Fadden. Mrs Mason guest speaker spoke on Building Good Citizens and moral courage in child development.
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Washington Avenue
P.T.A
Good Citizens
Parent- Teachers Association
George M. Slaughter II
M. H. Henderson
George McFadden
Robbins Gilman
Womans Club
East Side Silver
P E O Chapter K Meeting At Miss White Home
Chapter K of the P E O met last night at Miss Flossie White s home with Miss Nina Cullen as president presiding. Refreshments were served during a social hour for several members. A discussion on church studies led by Miss Martha Cowan followed business. Country Club Auxiliary Luncheon Next Tuesday at 1 pm at the Roswell club house with bridge and games to follow.
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Flossie White
Nina Cullen
Baptist Church
Martha Cowan
Miss White
Eula Bybee
Omal Curtis
Shirley Feather
Joyce Hunter
Laurena Peck
Burr Powell
Nan Rasmus
Helen Snipes
Rene Swann
Walter Gill
Corinne Whitney
Dorothy Turner Holesapple
Country Club
Roswell Country Club
J. P. White II
Mmes
J. P. Williams
Langford Keith
Harry
Formal Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams Cram
Boston visitors Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams Cram were feted at an eight oclock dinner in the Nickson Hotel banquet room presided over by Captain Paul Horgan and Mr Edward Nicholas. The long table featured smilax and twenty two ivory tapers with guests in evening attire, dinner extended until near midnight, and turkey centers carved by the hosts.
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Ralph Adams Cram
Boston
Nickson Hotel
Paul Horgan
Edward Nicholas
Roswell
Columbus
Ohio
Captain Horgan
Mrs. Cram
Mr. Cram
Mr. Nicholas
Cram
Richard Thurston
John Duffield
Princeton
New Jersey
Barry Duffield
Beverly H. Coiner
John E. McKay
Miami
Florida
Charlotte Nicholas
Pendleton Fullen
Picacho
Alton P. Thomason
Eleanor Bedell
Vernon Knapp
A. N. Carter
Dwight H. Starr
Edward Penfield
Edward Nichols
New Mexico Cattle and Wool Growers Confront Grazing Act Proposals
State committee on public cooperation at Albuquerque discussed pending Congress proposals to amend the Taylor Grazing Act. They urged study by cattle and wood growers executives and sought at least one million dollars yearly for predator control, with fallback funding from Public Works or emergency funds if needed. The resolutions named New Mexico congressmen, the governor, agriculture and interior secretaries, the president, and Senate committee secretary Carl Shoemaker.
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Congress
Cattle and Wood Growers’ Associations
Bureau of Biological Survey
Public Works Administration
New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Interior
United States
Carl Shoemaker
Senate Committee On Wild Life and Resources
Cattle and Wool Growers’ Associations
M. Botts
Albuquerque
New Mexico Conservation League
Botts
F. E. Mullin
The
American National Livestock
Flynn's 12 Point War Profits Plan Outlined
The Arms Control Administration report backs a 12 point program to end war profits. It would regulate every essential wartime industry and tax earnings to eliminate profiteering, based on recommendations by John J. Flynn, a New York attorney and writer.
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Senate Munitions Committee
John 7. Flynn
New York
Review of Legislation and Drought Relief Efforts highlighted
Lor offered an engaging review of recent state legislature actions focused on stockmen laws. Harry Petrie of the AAA praised drought relief efforts by the department, Extension Service, and Biological Survey, and commended stockmen for cooperation. Stanley Young presented an illustrated talk on predator control work by the Biological Survey.
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G. T. Howell
Howell
J. V. Tay
Lor
Harry Petrie
AAA
State Extension Service
Biological Survey
Stanley Young
Division of Game Management
The
200-Gallon Still Seized Near Clayton New Mexico
A 200 gallon still was seized yesterday 49 miles north of Clayton New Mexico after authorities lowered 150 feet from a cliff. Seven gallons of liquor mash were confiscated. The operator escaped.
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Clayton, N. M
Here
Riley Hughes
Clayton
Riley
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Grace Thorpe
Institute
Berrendo
D. W. Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Joe J. Lane
North
Missouri Avenue
R. <. Worswick
A. D. Jones
Thornton H. Boswell
J. E. Moore
Claude Simpson
Carl R. McNally
Wade H. Corn
Burton c. Mossman
Arthur E. Ingham
John P. Cauhope
K. A. Yoder
Herbert A. Lowrey
Joe J. Lane Jr
Carl A. Johnson, Jr
James F. Hinkle
Clark A. Baker
Charles F. Beeson
C. C. Martin
Helen Lane
Dee Jones
CCC Boys
CCC
FBI
Jean Parker
Sequoia
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery Tseeel
Otto Kruger
May Robson
Lewis Stone
Todd Kelly
la Toei
Princess
Die Casa
Tailspin
Miss Maudetha Miller
David DeHuff
Santa Fe
Chaves County
BE. A. Cahoon
Caprock
Yucca Theater
Lt. Wilson
Kipling’s
Yucca Theatre
Guy Rogers
Estelle Harris
Major
H. P. Saunders
Rogers
Major Saunders
Morgan J. Davis
St. Mary’s Hospital
James Harrison Davis
Alamogordo
New Mexico State School For the
Clover Leaf Club
Daisy Denton
East Sixth Street
State Committee On Public Cooperation
H. L. Kent
State Agricultural College
Forest Service
Tingley
Betts
John T. Flynn
Schilling
Aipling
Oie
Chevrolet
Fisher
Flint
Mich
Master DE Luxe
General Motors
McNally-Hall Motor Company
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