Roswell Social News Sees Concert Drive Grow Fast
Roswell Cooperative Concert Association launches a community wide membership drive at the Chamber of Commerce with 75 volunteers. Plans announce Albert Spalding and Gen. Platoff Don Cossack Chorus as next season concerts, with Mrs L O Fullen hosting a tea and work groups meeting Thursday to finalize arrangements. Also covered are Girl Scout awards plans, a Missouri Avenue PTA Mother’s Day program, and a series of local social events including church reception and birthday party.
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Roswell Cooperative Concert Association
Chamber of Commerce
Artists
Albert Spalding
Gen
Platoff
Don Cossack
Ben Lobdill
New York
Columbia Concert Association
L. O. Fullen
South
Kentucky Avenue
Lobdill
Lucy Monroe
Réd Dilling
Elisa Parf ¥Ova
Barrere
Little Symphony
Clovis Association
Roswell
Clovis
Mildred Dilling
Roswell Cooperative Association
Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association
George Zimmerman
Carlsbad
Zimmerman
C. R. Greaves
Urban Crouse
P. W. Thorson
Verdi Gill
J. B. Pirtle
Tom Mann
P. D. Wilson
Norton Kessel
A. D. Jones
Marion Giddings
Barbara Jean Garrett
Betty Greaves
Doris Chambers
Lola Rubio
Bernice Brady
la Brunette
Severn
Schonecker
Vernadene Sears
Russell Franzen
Mary Spencer
Marjorie McCracken
Mary Lou Hill
Patsy Hinson
May Groseclose
Mother Mahree
Harriet Poorbaugh
Burr Powell
Miss Powell
Vandewart elected president of Friends of Art for next year
Mrs W A Vandewart was chosen president for the coming year at the Friends of Art meeting Monday night at the Museum. The program featured J B Headley color movies and Manuel Moseley paintings with comments. A lithograph drawing by Peter Hurd was held, a second lithograph drawn for, both won by Roswell residents Mrs W H Rhodes and Mr J E Moore.
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Friends OF Art
W. A. Vandewart
J. B. Headley
Manuel Moseley
Peter Hurd
W. H. Rhodes
J. E. Moore
Roswell
Marian Martin Pattern 9363 Enchants With Three Versions
Dress pattern 9363 offers three distinct looks from a long evening gown to a daytime skirted version and a lace yoke option. Pattern available in misses and women's sizes with yardage details, pricing, and order instructions from The Daily Pattern Dept. Roswell, N M.
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Marian Martin
Roswell, N. Ex
Bridge Luncheon At Mrs. Rose Home With 1932 Club
Mrs. B. F. Rose hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday at 511 West Seventh Street with the 1932 Bridge Club and guests. The decor featured roses and columbines from her garden, a three course menu served from quartette tables, and a guest list including Mrs. Harvey A. Poorbaugh and others. Also hosting was Mrs. L. P. Richart at 505 East Third Street for a Tuesday Sewing Club covered dish luncheon with roses, snap dragons, and tables arranged acceptably. attendees included Mrs. D. N. Pope and Mrs. Richart.
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Berrendo Woman’s Club
Emory Hurtt
East Second Street
W. C. Holland
Rachael Sellman
East Grand Plains
Everett Stanley
Doris Ann Sims
Elizabeth Peters
Marian Brown
Harold Bailey
Johnny Dale
Charles Sterrett
Ian King
Leona Smith
Jacqueline Dunlap
Marie Pirtle
Jeanne Smith
Flora Crocker
Walter Walker
Harley Brown
Melvin Titus
Kenneth Sims
Mmes
Guy M. Rowe
H. C. Allison
Oscar Greene
Lewis Brown
Ed Roberts
A. D. Crile
Earl Htchcock
Eugene Brinker
L. C. Tow
W. B. McCoy
M. C. McGranahan
H. F. Davis
David Davis
Thomas Fee
Roland T. Schaefer
Charles Hanes
Harry Thorne
L. S. Croissant
L. E. Brown
L. A. Carson
Curtis Allman
Curtis Allman, Jr
Ivan Herbert
B. F. Rose
West Seventh Street
Mrs. Rose
Harvey A. Poorbaugh
Charles _ 5S. Whitney
Harry D. Blake
P. D. Wilson
Charles Jones
Maudeline Crossen
Charles F. Beeson
F. B. Goodwin
Howard Amason
Charles S. Dobbs
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Earl E. Patterson
A. E. Fleenart
A. F. Madison
L. T. Lewis
Raymond Smith
E. G. Minotn
J. M. Williams
J. P. White, Sr
D. C. Pearson
Hugh M. Huff
Eula Nicholas
O. R. Haymaker
George L. Reese
Ruel D. Smith
Grady Welter
Claude M. Allison
Wilburn S. Hodges
Harrison Williams
Claude Simpson
J. Bennett Allison
A. N. Etz
Arthur Allison
E. C. Arnold
R. L. Burrow
R. A. Buford
Austin
Texas
Mrs. Richart
Items of Interest and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs F E James visit Elizabeth French then travel to Carrizoro OQ Bar O ranch to see his parents in ten days They plan luncheon with Mrs Kivas Tully in Picacho They live in Santa Fe Junior Woman's Club Cotton Ball decorations honored by Kemp Lumber Yucca Theatre Public Service Purdy Electric B Wilson Glover Flowers Purdy Furniture Allison Floral Woolworths and NMMS Mrs Grady Welter goes to Carlsbad to see her ill mother Mrs Amelia Rogers Mrs Robert L Buford leaves for Austin Texas Daisy N Guffin Lily Sawyer return from El Paso Mary L White visits Roswell from Mayhill NM Clarence Pearson visits Cottonwood NM for business and friends.
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F. E. James
Elizabeth French
Roswell visitee and local social notes brief
Mrs. John W. Poe arrives from Los Angeles for a two to three week stay in Roswell, staying at the Gilkeson Hotel before visiting Albuquerque with her sister Mrs. Larr and niece Mrs. E. Nichols. Also noted are Mrs. Elsie Rogers recovering from a major operation and plans to remain in Topeka for about ten days. church guild plans a postponed meeting. Artesia visitor Mrs. Ethel Olson. and friends of the Dakens hosting Mr. and Mrs. A. Walling with sons Clarence and Albert in Roswell. Plus a country market summary and a Wall Street bond update.
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John W. Poe
Roswell
Los Angeles
Gilkeson Hotel
Albuquerque
Larr
E. E. Nichols
West Coast
Elsie Rogers
Topeka, Kansas
A. Walling
Clarence
Albert
Colorado Springs
Julia Dakens
Robert Dakens
North
Missouri Avenue
Dakens
Wall Street mixed gains as steels and aviation lead
Wall Street opened with rising tendencies led by steels and aviation stocks and several top performers gaining about two points. Trading slowed after noon with 685,900 shares traded. Bethlehem Steel reached a yearly high while General Motors posted strong April sales. Foreign markets were erratic and cotton and wheat futures moved higher.
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New York
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Boeing
United Aircraft
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
American Smelting
Loft
Bendix
Lockheed
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
N. Y. Shipbuilding
Newmont Mining
Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Close Mixed On May 8
Cotton futures closed mixed with gains and losses. Old crop July and new contract May fluctuated around 10.7 cents, while July and Oct traded near 10.4 and 9.83 respectively. Measured middling spot quoted at 10.67 with nominal N-Nominal.
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New York
Jly
New York wool futures slip on hedging and demand
New York May 8 hedging against west wool purchases and spot month liquidation pressured wool top futures. Trade demand and commission house buying limited declines. Final prices mixed down up to 2 points. May 95.2, July 93.9, Oct 93.9. spot standard tops 98.0. B bid.
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New York
Jly
New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Quiet With Mild Decline
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed dull and unchanged with 394 sales. Middling price reported at 10.53. An unrelated ad for awnings mentions Roswell and quotes from E. T. Amonat.
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New Orleans
Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
Kansas City May 8 USDA cattle hogs and sheep market roundup shows total hogs 2500 with heavier buyers, sows scarce, stock pigs down 4.85. Cattle total 1690 with calves 300. fed steers and yearlings active, prices near steady to up slightly. Missouri fed steers 11.75, Colorado steers up to 10.50, butcher cows 6.60-7.25, vealers weaker. Sheep total 7500, 6500 salable, no early action, undertone steady to weak.
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Kansas City
USDA
Choice
Missouri
Choice Fed
Colorado
Chicago Produce and Market Prices Mixed May 8 Cargo
May 8 market report shows butter steady at 757,310. eggs steady at 41,985 with fresh grades and current receipts noted. Poultry live 42 trucks steady to firm. coppered prices unchanged for White Rock springs under 4 lbs at 25 1/2. GALVESTON COTTON and New York stocks listed with multiple broker quotes and various company price points.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
Wake Up Your Liver Bile
A raspy health ad urges liver bile flow with two pints daily to aid digestion. It notes if bile stalls, food decays, causing gas and sour feelings. Claims liver pills unlock flow in seven days and promises relief from discomfort.
Boston Wool Market Slow With Minimal Price Change
Trade in Boston wool market was very slow with mills buying only small quantities to cover urgent needs. Prices showed little change as sales of 12 months Texas wools moved at 74 to 75 cents per pound scoured basis.
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Boston
USDA
Texas
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Girl Scout Leaders Association
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Leaders Association
Little House
Jason Kellahin
Camp Mary White
Glen Warwick
E. ©. Underwood
Clyde Fulton
Lee Roy Walker
Harry Carr
Ralph Morrison
L. A. Moore
Dial Exum
Maxine Levers
Mary Mullis
Gwen Hurd
Johnny Jewett
George B. Jewett
South Sea Avenue
Berrendo Womans Club
Lutheran Church
North Missouri Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
Courtland Campbell
L. L. Swisher
Mildred Farklander
Joe J. Tydlaska
Felix O. Sommers
Zeph Schultz
Zeph
Paul G. Schultz
Frances Schultz
Mary Helen Jones
Cecile Vaudelet
Ralls Jones
Jim Vandewart
P.T.A
Leo Williamson
Ben Fatheree
David Wade
Jack Brown
Pat Foster
L. M. O’neal
Claude Thomas
Henry Crocker
Jubie Rector
W. E. Pruitt
M. E. Owens
Jack Butler
Wilburn Dunlap
Elmert Barnett
Glen Pickering
Marvin King
G. F. Wryliss
Bill Skinner
T. R. Conway
Jim Brown
Myrtle Hastings
Floyd Beagles
Watts
G. T. Watts
Oran Dale
P. A. Martin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bess Bybee
Eddie
Shorty Little
Lana Turner
Artie Shaw
Lynn Bari
Joan Davis
Free Blonde
Ameche—Colbert
Andy
Sas
Amelia Rogers
Robert L. Buford
George E. French
Daisy N. Guffin
Lily Sawyer
el Paso
Mary L. White
Mayhill
New Mexico
Clarence Pearson
Cottonwood
Guild of the First Christian Church
Ethel Olson
Artesia
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Fed Farm
Wall Street
E. T. Amonett
A.alum Co
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