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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1934

Page

4

Churches Elect Women Leaders and Plan Missions

The Christian Church Women held annual elections with Mrs. Howard Amason presiding as former president. New officers include Mrs. George H. Hill as president, L. T. Lewis as first vice president, J. Cummins as second vice president, F. B. Wilson as secretary, E. G. Minton as missionary treasurer, E. H. Hicks as local treasurer, and Will Purdy as World Call chairman. The groups hosted a social hour for about forty members as talks on Harvest Time in China were shared. The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs. Herron’s home with Mrs. Stevens presiding and plans discussed for missionary work in South America and a nine o'clock prayer circle.

Christian Church Womans Association of the First Christian Church Howard Amason George H. Hill L. T. Lewis J. @. Cummins F. B. Wilson E. G. Minton E. H. Hicks Will Purdy World Call O. R. Haymaker China W. E. Chamberlain D. B. Titus Mmes Robert W. Mitchell J. E. Moore Russell Bird C. A. Emmett H. L. Stevens C. A. Marey The Presbyterian Missionary Society J. D. Herron Arthur J. Stevens D. D. Atkinson Young Peoples Work Albuquerque J. R Thomas Charles D. Keyes LeRoy Thompson W. W. Huntley E. C. Gessert L. P. Richart South America Missionary Society Junior Woman’s Club Junior Womans Club Dorothy Williams Josephine Dow Burton C. Mossman Arden Boellner Marie Beers Mildred Turner Mary Louise Miller Jayme Miller

Kellogg's Al Bran Promises Relief For Constipation

Laboratory tests indicate Kellogg's Al Bran provides bulk and vitamin B to ease common constipation and iron to support blood health on days when you feel your best.

Kellogg’s

Baptist B P W Class Meet Cullen Home

National Music Week observed with Pecos Valley students from Carlsbad Artesia Loving Lake Arthur Hagerman Roswell in Artesia High School. E L Harp leads program as part of nationwide observance. Adele de Turenne Bujac marries Courtland Knight in El Paso May 4. First Christian Church to host cafeteria dinner Thursday. W E A dance at I O O F Hall. Mrs J D Atwood returns from club visits. junior Womans Club plans events. Y to o.

Pecos Valley Etienne de Pilisier Fujac Carlsbad Adele de Turenne Bujac Courtland Knight el Paso The Womans Association of the First Christian Church Church Annex

Just-A-Mere Club Meets With Jeanne Newell Hostess

The Just-A-Mere Club gathered at H. H. Robins home at 105 North Missouri Avenue with Jeanne Newell as hostess. Members planned a summer house party and refreshments were served. Attendees included LaVonne Clark, Madine Rogers, Margaret McCutcheon, Alice Faye Decker, Murdelle Potter, Cartelle Johnson, Dee McCune, and the hostess. La Honda Club meets Thursday at 10 30 AM at Mrs J E Wolfe country home with a noon covered dish lunch.

Just-A-Mere Club H. H. Robins North Missouri Avenue Jeanne Newell LaVonne Clark Madine Rogers Margaret McCutcheon Alice Faye Decker Murdelle Potter Cartelle Johnson Dee McCune la Honda Club J. E. Wolfe

Missionary Society Meets at First M E Home

The Womans Missionary Society of the First M E Church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. David Davis with Mrs. Guy Rowe presiding. Mrs. L S Croissant led the devotional and Mrs. M L Long spoke on The Road To Health. The treasurer reported a one hundred collar pledge raised and a social hour followed with refreshments for numerous attendees.

M. E. Missionary Home David Davis Womans Missionary Society M. E Guy Rowe L. S. Croissant M. L. Long Frank LePell Davis Mmes W. D. Young J. B. Caron L. A. Shaw Guy W. Rowe W. B. McCoy C. A. Hartman W. T. Simpson Emery Hurtt W. C. Holland I. W. Woolsey Claude Simpson J. K. Clark Frances Clayton C. W. Prewster W. S. Murrell Lucy You

Air Mail Resumes on Private Lines and Army Flight

United Air Line restarted mail service on routes Newark to Oakland Seattle Salt Lake City and San Diego with 1200 pounds of mail aboard a 1 15 a m departure from Newark and pilots Dawson Coulter. The Army Air Corps completed a 2732 mile Newark Oakland flight in 14 08 and Transcontinental and Western Air ran a 13 05 Los Angeles Newark flight on the southern route.

United Air Line Newark Oakland Calif Seattle Salt Lake City San Diego United M.S.T Utah City Army Air Corps Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc Los Angeles Army

Insull Arrival At Union Depot Sparks Mixed Reactions

At Chicago Union Station an older Insull faced federal arraignment while a Greek man named Anton Sables rushed toward his car, was stopped by Capt. Collins, and then died. The scene drew a crowd as details emerged about larceny and embezzlement charges and a separate Greek extradition effort.

Chicago Insull Union Depot Friends Cook County William F. Feeney Greece Snsull Berry Capt. Collins Anton Sables Athens Father

Man Found Dead After Sitting In Car For Two Days Near Roy

Roy New Mexico May 8 AP Robert Phillips 60 of Farley died while driving home from Kansas with seed. His car sat slumped at the steering wheel for two days before a rancher’s wife and others noticed. Investigators say a sudden heart attack likely caused the fatal stop four miles from Farley.

Roy N. M Robert Phillips Farley Phillips H. J. Ellard Kansas

Santa Fe Tussles With The Sales Tax

In Santa Fe on May 8 AP reports criticism and refusals to pay a five to 10 percent sales tax. A large store exempted purchases under 25 cents, including eggs by the dozen, bread, beans, and other small items, after patrons protested a penny tax on 10 to 15 cent buys. Gov. A W Hockenhimer urged no tax on under 10 cents, noting many complaints. About half the merchants tax 10 cents or more, causing unrest as shoppers keep or return small goods.

Santa Fe A. W. Hockenhum

Manhunt expands as search for abducted girl continues

Adobe lined alleys and attic nooks around Cananea unite in a persistent hunt for the missing child and her two abductors. Newell and Ash pledge ongoing pursuit until the child is found or proven escaped. An organization forms with Calan as president and Schneider as secretary, naming Albuquerque as next meeting site on September.

Newell Ash Cananea Little June

Cattle shipments face permit delays at small shipping points

Railroads are accepting cattle shipments from small points without sanitary permits from inspectors. Fred L. Mulberry of Santa Fe says agents at small points often err in handling shipments due to frequently changing and complex sanitary regulations across southwestern states.

Fred L. Mulberry The Santa Fe

Yankees Lose After Late Rally by Browns

In New York on May 8 the Browns defeated the Yankees 8 to 3. Buck Newsom, after seven solid innings with seven hits allowed, struggled in the eighth inning, giving up six runs as New York’s defense faltered with two errors.

Yankees Browns New York Buck Newsom

A’s blank Indians behind Cascarella gem in Cleveland

Tony Cascarella held Cleveland to three hits as the Athletics defeated the Indians 2 to 0 in Philadelphia on May 8. Pink Higgins doubled home Bob Johnson in the seventh, then scored on a passed ball for the decisive runs.

Cleveland Philadelphia Tony Cascarella Athletics Cleveland Indians Pink Higgins Bob Johnson Higgins

Tax clarification on 1933 taxes and penalties

The article quotes Patton explaining that interest and penalties for 1932 and earlier taxes would not be eliminated unless the 1933 taxes are paid in full. The passage notes that 1933 taxes alone do not clear prior tax liabilities.

Patton

A German Specialist Promotes Narito Pain Remedy

An advertisement touts Narito as a quick relief for rheumatism neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago. It claims no opiates or narcotics safe for children and offers a money back guarantee if the first three doses fail to ease pain. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Narito today.

Ady

Butter Krisp Loaves Advertised in Roswell

A Roswell ad promotes Butter Krisp bread with the slogan it’s different from just bread. Available at Ideal Bakery at 607 West 2nd, priced nine cents per pound with no tax. Stop by for fresh loaves.

Roswell West 2Nd Mitic

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