Social News: Mrs Carothers Honored At Tea Shower
Grace Thorpe Bear reports a refined afternoon as Mrs. George N. Carothers receives heartfelt gifts at a pink rose scented tea hosted by Mrs. Wade H. Corn and fellow hostesses at Mrs. Corns home. Guests include Mrs. J. Johns and many local residents as well as relatives from Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Thorpe
George N. Carothers
Mmes
Wade H. Corn
Bob Crosby
Laurie J. Vaudeler
George M. Slaughter II
Carothers
Kathleen Cow
New Mexico AAUW Conference in Carlsbad Saturday
The New Mexico branches of the American Association of University Women meet in Carlsbad on Saturday May fourth. Miss Agnes Thorne leads the Carlsbad host group with Mrs. James R. Scott presiding. Morning speaker is Mrs. G. B. Armstrong. afternoon speaker is Mrs. W. S. Garney. Lunch at noon. a Carlsbad drive follows. a La Caverna dinner includes Father Constantine speaking on Spanish Missions of the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
American Association of University Women
Carlsbad
Agnes Thorne
National Fellowship Fund
James R. Scott
Albuquerque
Crawford Hotel
G. B. Armstrong
Rocky Mountain Fellowship
W. S. Garney
Rocky Mountain
Crawford
la Caverna Hotel
Southwest
Father Constantine
San Jose Mission
Arizona
California
May Day Worldwide and NRA Code Debate
May Day across nations featured Soviet and German displays with warnings of war and mass rallies while Paris, Vienna, and Munich faced unrest. U S Senate discussed price controls and intra state restrictions on codes, with Gore and LaFollette dissenting as Johnson touted a pivotal speech in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
LaFollette
P-Wis
Byrd
D-Va
Black
D-Ala
Gore
D-Okla
Senate
NRA
AAA
Johnson
Philadelphia
Hugh S. Johnson
United Businessmen’s Association
Committees of B and P Women for 1935 Form List
Santa Fe May 1 AP Miss Billy Tober announced most state committees for the New Mexico Business and Professional Women's Clubs for 1935 36. The long list names editors educators health finance international relations magazine program public relations publicity research membership and more with several posts marked not completed or unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Billy Tober
New Mexico Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Turquoise
Evelyn Williams
Las Cruces
Eleanor King
Francis Spillars
Albuquerque
Eula Mae Richardson
Helen Armstrong
Portales
Doyle
Charlie Scott
Mountainair
Mironette Harrison
Tucumcari
Ridgeway
Gallup
Butts
Las Cru
1927 Bridge Club entertained by Mrs Ball at Johnson Bell home
The 1927 Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs Harold H Ball with a one o'clock luncheon followed by contract at the Johnson Bell home 301 North Washing on Avenue. Pink rose buds and corn flowers decorated the table. The guests included Mines Robert Bear Morgan J. Davis Leland Fellows J P White I Horace H McGee Dwight McNally Stanley W Lodewick Jack Lair Carl R McNally Lawrence Wolfe Sylvester P Johnson JZ Jr John W Minton Mansfield Tweedy John W Hall Miss Clara Phinizy Miss Esther McNally and Mrs Ball. The Friday Bridge Club will hold a Dutch treat luncheon Friday at one o'clock at the Delicatessen followed by contract at the home of Mrs J H Dustin. The Forty Two Club will be entertained Friday afternoon at two thirty by Mrs Lyman A Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ball
Harold H. Ball
Johnson- Bell
North
Washingon Avenue
Robert Bear
Morgan J. Davis
Leland Fellows
J. P. White I
Horace H. McGee
Dwight McNally
Stanley W. Lodewick
Jack Lair
Carl
May Day unrest and planned demonstrations across the U S
Rioting wounds occur in Bagnolet as Communists clash with Rightists while London and Tokyo pursue quiet protests. In New York Police Commissioner Valentine dispatches 1400 officers for May Day as 100000 expected to march. San Francisco focuses on Ray Morency protest linked to Stockton strike with 7000 unionists anticipated. Pacific coast events planned in Seattle Spokane and San Francisco Market Street with 50 officers in Los Angeles. Davis Triester reports tension over a national blackout and a Kentucky address on May 7. Johnson criticizes NRA as a scared rat urging a middle course amid radical and reactionary pressures.
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Bagnolet
France
London
Tokyo
Lewis J. Valentine
New York
San Francisco
Ray Morency
Stockton
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Unemployed Citizens’ League
Spokane
All Workers Union
International Workers of the World
Market Street
Los Angeles
Kentucky
Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Remember Your Mother On Mother's Day Gift
Flowers from Glover's offer sweet floral gifts for Mother's Day with contact at phone 275. Maylitic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover's
Pray for Rain In Dust Bowl Dust Bowl prayer service set in Prairie Center
Southeastern Colorado farmers weary of dust gales call for national prayers for rain. Prairie Center residents designate next Sunday for a rainfall service at the Prairie Center schoolhouse led by Mrs. Josephine Smith and Mrs. Sarah Brinkley. Ten deaths from dust-related illness noted across Colorado Oklahoma Kansas Texas as the black spring storm worsens. Farmers vow to press on with corn and maize if rain comes within two to three weeks, per Ben Mosger, county wheat allotment chair. The appeal appeared in the Democrat-Herald urging widespread participation and prayer for moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Colo
Colorado
Prairie Center
Josephine Smith
Sarah Brinkley
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Ben Mosger
Toady
Democrat-Herald
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Mrs. Carothers
Mmes. J. Johns
Maurice D. Trout
Donald E. Gillespie
A. F. Madison
George Slaughterl
Karl Cunningham
E. R. Ball
A. L. Pearce
D. N. Pope
J. P. Williams
Charles J. Stilwell
R. L. Villard
George Cowan
Russell Franzen
A. D. Jones
Clifford Smith
Paul G. Schultz
K. A. Yoder
R. BE. Morris
Walter Hearrison
Donald Dye
Lamar _ Strickland
A. B. Corum
Logan Hunter
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
W. B. Rogers
Missis Esther Morgan
Rozella Kropp
Orial Curtis
Shirley Feather
Daniel W. Roberts
D. W. Roberts
Austin
James F. Hinkle
Henry D. Johnson
J. Y. Thornton
Mies
J. P. Church
Jennie Ashinhust
O. B. Brookshier
Blanch Beagle
Amanda Lundgren
Iowa
Broadway
Virginia Bruce
Robert Taylor
Helen Twelvetrees
Pinky Tomlin
Ja Meg Goldwyn Mayer
Meres
Geo. Raft
Ben
Len Harmony
Peis
Princess
Roswell
Las Vegas
Harwood Girls School
Carlisle Gymnasium
Ann Boes
Ben Boes
Houston
N. Bogan
C. C. Hill
Charity Layette Society
James A. Lee
East Bland
Lee
Elmer
Masonic Temple
R. W. Kisker
E. L. Lusk
Cadet Officers Club of
New Mexico Military Institute
J. Ross Thomas Memorial
Institute
Rolla R. Hinkle
Clarence E. Hinkle
Roswell Country Club
Harry G. Moberly
Liberty
Missouri
Matthews
Soviet Review
Mexico
D. F
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Chicago
California State Conference For United Action Against the
Associated Press
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Vienna
United States
Red Square
Red Army
Klementy Voroshiloff
Defense
Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Saarland
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Tempelhof
Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Munich
Johann Thanhofer
B. and
Ruby Warehime
Grace T. Bear
Otilia Hanna
Laham
Lordsburg
Olive Cruse
Deming
Mary Lyons Staplin
Adeline Irvin
Raton
Alice Walsh
Hazel Usner
Luella
May
C. R. McNally
Roswell Auto Club
Mr. McNally
Clark
Mary Bassett
Silver City
Mamie Howells
Veda Strong
Elda Mason
Mary Crutcher
Ann Rogers
John
J. H. Dustin
Lyman A. Sanders
Davis E.triester
Association
Lorraine Sharp
Contoure Laboratories
Yucca Beauty Service
J. P. White, Bidg
Louis Pasteur
Gest Brewery
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Anheuser-Busch, Ing
Budweiser
Elson and CO
East Second St
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