May dinner meeting of Roswell Womans Club at Nickson Hotel
The Roswell Business and Professional Womens Club held its May dinner at Nickson Coffee Shop with President Inez Jones. Decorations featured pink sweet peas and rose buds. A three course menu was served. National educational program scrolls signed by President Mrs. Geline MacDonald Bow man served as favors. State convention reports from Clovis were presented by Ann Rogers. Members present included Inez Jones, Cleo Rosenburg, Arline Gibbany, Grace Madsom, Evelyn Brown, and others. P.E.O. Chapter B held a meeting at Mrs Murrello’s home voting ten dollars for Cottey College fund and planning a luncheon May 24 at Mrs Rows Malone’s home. Philippine Islands topic was presented by Mrs Caude Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sional Womens Club
Nickson Coffee Shop
Inez Jones
Geline MacDonald Bowman
Clovis
Ann Rogers
Cleo Rosenburg
Arline Gibbany
Grace Madsom
Evelyn Brown
Charlotte St. John
Elizabeth Garrett
Orial Curtis
Artie Millis
Modene Bates
Mary Lucy Montgomery
Addie Miller
Armanda Lundgren
Mmes
Grace McDonald-Phillips
Merrill C. Martin
Hilton Cox
Marie Baldy
Guy Nickson
Harry Andrew
Ford Geyer
Gertrude Lewis
C.C. Martin
Mary Frances McGlure
George M. Winans
Philippine Islands
Caude Simpson
Murrell
Miss Wilma
W. C. Buchly
Cecil Bonney
J. Bennett
Alison
Mary Frances McClure
Claude Simpson
George W. Zimk
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
James F. Hinkle
Sylvester P. Johnson
Roxie Michell
Ross L. Malone
Grady Welter
Mrs. Murrell
Olivet Study Club meets at Mrs Mulkey home
The Olivet Study Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Reed Mulkey’s home. Devotional services were led by Mrs J P Haynes and Mrs Wade H Corn. Mrs Will H Whatley presented the life of Christ topic assisted by several members. Maids served a salad course to the group including several named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
Reed Mulkey
J. P. Haynes
Wade H. Corn
Will H. Whatley
Mmes
A. F. Maxiison
Thomas J. Pearson
E. R. Ball
Twins Celebrate Birthday Dinner Surprise
The birthday anniversary of Mrs. Walker Gill and Mrs. Hial K. Cobean, both twins, was celebrated with a surprise family dinner at 604 South Pennsylvania Avenue. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gill and relatives, as well as Mrs. Cobean and their children. Additional local society notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Gill
Harriet Cobean
Hial K. Cobean
Gil
South
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walter Gill
J. B. Gill
Ivan J. Gil
Walter Gill Jr
Kenyon
Maryetta
Warren R. Cobean
Ruth
Warren
Babs
St Peters Sewing Society Meets at Mrs Huff Home
The St Peters Sewing Society gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Carolyn Huff's home. Members hemming tea towels. refreshments were served as the group, including Mrs George Yr Jewett Mrs E J Williams and others, shared time together in community craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peters
Sewing Society
C. Huff
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. H. G. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton O. Conley hosted a charming birthday dinner at 310 West 14th last evening at seven o clock honoring Mr. H. G. Holmes. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Junior Holmes Bobby Lynn Holmes Mrs Martha Kennedy Wilbur and Bobby Conney and the hosts. The table featured hand painted china crystals and a large cake with pink tiers as the centerpiece. The pink and green decor enhanced flowers and decorations and the evening ended with several games of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton O. Conley
West 14Th
H. G. Holmes
H. Hoalmes
Junior Holmes
Bobby Lynn Holmes
Martha Kennedy
Wilbur
Bobby Coney
C. O. Conley
LA Nondo Club Meets Nome Of Mrs Wolfe
La Homde Club held a delightful all day meeting with a covered dish neon luncheon at the home of Mrs J E Wolfe. The group quilted as members Florence M Painter Carl Howard R M Watt Charlies W Haines E J Baker H W Flora George T Hamilton Frank Miller J J Young J F Justice attended with guests Mmes John Littell Emery Hurtt W B McCoy L S Croissant H C Allison Nola Oliver M T Harper and the hostess Mrs J E Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Nondo Club
Wolfe
J. E. Wolfe
Florence M. Painter
Carl Howard
R. M. Watt
Charlies W. Haines
E. J. Baker
H. W. Flora
George T. Hamilton
Frank Miller
J. J. Young
J. F. Justice
Pleasant Hour Club Hostessed by Mrs Tom Parker
Mrs Tom Parker entertained the Pleasant Hour Club yesterday afternoon with Reese s and sweet peas in decorative arrangements. After forty two games an ice dessert was served to Mines Mabel Warnmouth Frank Traytor Lewis Brown Jason Westover Lee Green Nellie Lemp Grady Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parker
Pleasant Hour
Parker
Mabel Warnmouth
Frank Tray Tor
Lewis Brown
Jason Westover
Lee Green
Nellie Lemp
Grady Harris
Clover Leaf Club All Day Meeting In Quilting Session
The Clover Leaf Club held an all day meeting with a noon covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Harvey W Little's home. Members, including both losers and winners of a recent membership contest, spent the day quilting. Special guest Mrs. Dolly Little attended. In Farmington, Mack Vaught and James Morgan were bound over on bonds of 4000 and 5000 respectively after a preliminary hearing for robbery kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon connected to the May 1 shooting of Indian trader Shorty Widdows at Gin-ne-be-tah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Harvey W. Little
Mmes
R. C. Poteet
A. B. Malone
J. D. Lowe
Mage Limk
Earl ‘Feakersley
S. E. Bryant
Mmés
C. E. McKey
M. O. McCracken
Farmington
Mack Vaught
Durango
Colo
James Morgan
C “Shorty” Widdows
Gin-ne-be-tah
Border Conference track and field meet slated tonight
Under floodlights tomorrow night six colleges from Arizona New Mexico and Texas will compete in the Border Conference meet as the final organized track and field event of the 1933 34 season. Schools listed include the University of Arizona Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe Northern Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff and others in the conference.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
University of Arizona
Arizona State Teachers College
Tempe
Northern Arizona State Teachers College
Flagstaff
University of
Wool Market Stagnant as Prices Hold Steady
Boston reports six weeks of weaker wool sales with total weekly turnover under 0.5 million pounds. Domestic fleeces show varied prices from Ohio to Pennsylvania, with clean landed Beeston and fine lots selling higher. Foreign markets soften. mohair steady. Quotations list by region include Delaine and combing fleeces across Ohio, Michigan, New York, and western states, with ranges for scoured and finished goods.
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Beeston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
Drought Devastates Midwest Crops and Sparks Water Shortages
Flooding winds and drought ravage farms as a woman dies in a vehicle crash near Dupres and another dies at Sykeston after being pinned beneath a chicken coop. Wheat and hay crops suffer severely while water embargoes curb drinking supplies. Roosevelt officials warn of potential food shortages if drought persists, noting winter wheat forecasts drop and rye and pastures reach record lows.
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Dupres
S. D
Sykeston
N. D
Central West
Cumberland
Washington
Roosevelt
Midwest
Wallace
Sheep men optimistic on wool and lamb prices
Santa Fe May 10 J P Cauhope Roswell sheep man told State Land Office visitors that wool sales held at 26 3 8 and 23 cents, noting prices improving for lambs. He said sheep men were not as bad off as before and lamb prices are better too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
J. P. Cauhope
Roswell
State Land Office
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B.P.W. Club
Nichkson Hotel
Olivet Study Club
Perry J. Davis
Dallas
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Rose
Perry Davis
Kethieceen Cruse
R. F. Cruse
H. V. Fall
P. KK. D
Baton
Mountainair
J. P. White Roof Garden
Tommy Adams
Admir
Ica
Roy Daniel
Susie Mae ‘Winston
W. C. Winston
el Paso
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Homer Donaldson
Martha Winston
Eliizabeth French
Points
California
Lindenwood College
George E. French
Port Worth
Southern Baptist Convention
Austin
Grand Plains
J. W. Smith
M. M. Southworth
William Kennedy
Haymaker
The
First Christian Church
O. R. Haymaker
C. E
First Presbyterian’ Church
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Rincilsparienil
Hi P. T. A
McGatftey-Brown
Howard Amason
Reese
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Wish Zasu Pitts
Pert Kelton
Edward Everett Horton
Nat Pendleton
Ned Sparks
SUN
Joan Crawford, Fraychot Tone
Sadie Mekkee
Kent
Romeo
Princess
the Pleasant Hour Club
Mrs
Border Track and Field
Boston
London
Bulletin
Middle County
Southern
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Fine
F. M
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F. M. Clothing
Valley No. 1
New Mexico Aggies
Texes Tech
Drouth and
United States
Department of Agriculture
Montana
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Mexici
Texas Pandane
Dakotas
Folger’s
Golden Gate
Latonia Club
Libby
Fish & Fisherman Fancy
Veal
Bailey Cleaners
North Main
Unmistak
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Brat
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