Stapleton Elected Mayor in Roswell
A Roswell ceremony announces Stapleton elected mayor, while social notes recount a Denver luncheon honoring Mrs Guard Marvin nee Annette Jacobson of Duncan Oklahoma. The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a Westminster Hall banquet for Roswell High graduates, with pink damask, flower arrangements, and music by June Brookshier and Raychelle Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight McNally
Guard Marvin
Annette Jacobson
Duncan
Oklahoma
Christian ‘Endeavor Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Hall
BTU Faithful Workers Meeting Last Night
The Faithful Workers of BTU First Baptist held their monthly meeting at Mrs. J. J. Rodden's home with Group I hostesses. President Mrs. C. E. McKey presided as J. B. Savage spoke on BTU work in Dallas. Fred Brennen praised mission Sunday School work on East Fifth Street. Group captains gave fine reports and June home prayer meetings were planned. Light refreshments followed for members and guest Fred Brennen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers
BTU
First Baptist Church
J. J. Rodden
Cc. E. McKey
Dallas
J. B. Savage
Fred Brennen
Mission Sunday School
East Fifth Street
Messrs
Mmes. Holley
B. F. Fields
C. E. McKey
D. N. Wilkerson
Brewer
Monk
Mmes
Rodden
Furman
Erwin
Tanner
Moran
Garrett
Miss Hazel Vineyard
L. E. Tideman
Guest
Roswell AAUW Elects Officers at Year End Meeting
Roswell Branch AAUW held its final meeting with Miss Shirley Feather elected president and Miss Rozella Kropp secretary. Major James R. Kelly spoke on War or Peace and Miss Totten reported on the Carlsbad convention. Refreshments were served by Miss Snipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
American Association of University
Helen Snipes
Clyde Totten
Shirley Feather
Rozella Kropp
Harriet Poorbaugh
Miss Feather
AAUW
Esther Morgan
J. R. Kelly
Oran C. Dale Sjr
Frances Levers
Stilwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
First M E Gleaner Class Spend The Day Meeting
Mrs W S Murrell hosted the First M E Church Gleaners Sunday School class for an attend ance contest culminating in a one o clock luncheon. Forty eight ladies attended with officers elected and World Service pledge paid in full. The class will meet again in June at Mrs David Dav is's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Murrell
Gleaners
M. E. Church
East McGaffey
Mae Ellett
Ralph Davis
Mac Ellett
Long
McMillan
J. B. Caron
W. D. Young
Lucy Youse
David Davis
Mmes. Crouse
Brewster
Rowe
Eitelgeorge
Thorne
Woolsey
Holeshue
Whatley
Moen
Dora Butler
Dearr
Hurt
H. T. Davis
LePell
E. F. Butler
Ogilvie
Dearholt
Shaw
McGrannahan
Miller
Littel
Croissant
Clark
Wells
Bozarth
Clayton
Caron
Zink
Allison
Johnson
Hartman
Holland
Young
Fall
W. B. McCoy
Cole
L. G. Ellett
Rapp
Wilson
W. T. Simpson
Edgar Hurtt
L. B. Thorne
Mrs. Murrell
Patman bill veto roils Congress and Denver vote outcome
The report notes House discussion on overriding President Roosevelt with Patman bill support and possible Senate override. Also details Ben Stapleton’s Denver mayoral victory with 59,926 votes to 49,342 and related bond approvals. Local notices include a bridge club event and a Mother-Son Father-Daughter banquet for church fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Haynes
Philip J. Reedy
Hobbs
Will H. Whatley
Harold Crosby
Sacramento
Weed
Jane Addams Dies in Chicago at 74
Jane Addams famed peace and social reformer and Hull House founder died in Passavant Hospital Chicago after a major surgery. Doctors disclosed she had internal cancer known since 1932 and said survival beyond two to three months was unlikely. Funeral services were planned at Hull House with burial in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Addams
Passavant Hospital
Hull House
Miss Addams
James A. Britton
Charles A. Elliott
A. H. Curtis
Hull
House Court
Cedarville
Freeport
Washington Avenue PTA Holds Final Meeting and Party
The Washington Avenue Parent Teachers Association held a final meeting and party at the school yesterday honoring retiring president Mrs. Geo. M. Slaughter II and staff. First graders sang under Miss Elizabeth Yarborough while Mrs. Lloyd B. Johnson performed songs. Slaughter reported on outstanding achievements and received silver candle sticks. 1935 36 officers were installed by Mrs. M. H. Henderson: P V Thorson president C A Emmett VP George McFadden secretary J E Taylor treasurer Hill K Cobean auditor and Robert R Lund historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Parent Teachers Association
Geo. M. Slaughter II
Po. Thorson
Elizabeth Yarborough
Lloyd B. Johnson
Edwards
Wood
Maley
George McFadden
J. E. Taylor
Hill K. Cobean
Robert R. Lund
Helen Noah
City Schools
Graduation Stag Dinner Honors Cadet Morley
Cadet Robert Eugene Morley, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Eugene Morley, a New Mexico Military Institute graduate, was feted at a stag graduation dinner Monday at the Morley home 102 North Pennsylvania Avenue. Nine First Classmen friends joined the honoree for a three course meal followed by dancing to radio music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Morley
Fred Eugene Morley
New Mexico Military Institute
Morley
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kennamer Freed On 25000 Dollar Appeal Bond
Phil Kennamer, 19, son of Federal Judge Franklin K E Kennamer, walked free from McAlaster prison on an appeal bond of 25000 dollars after March 4 sentence for manslaughter in the slaying of John Gorrell Jr. He plans to rest at his father’s Chelsea area farm and fish and be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Franklin KE. Kennamer
McAlaster
John Gorrell, Jr
Chelsea
Oklahoma Flood Fears Prompt Mass Evacuations
Oklahoma City residents in the north Canadian river bottoms prepared to flee as floodwaters moved slowly down the channel. Officials expected the entire settlement could be moved in a few hours, while earlier crest delays added to the seasonal flood toll across Texas and nearby waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma’ City
Grand Jury June 10 In Probe Gallup Case
Santa Fe May 22 AP District Judge M A Otero Jr said he would call a grand jury June 10 to investigate the alleged kidnapping of two men in Gallup. The inquiry, led by Attorney General Frank Patton, follows a May 3 report by David Levinson and Robert Minor of an Indian hospital abduction and beating by a masked mob amid a April 4 Gallup riot that left three dead and ten facing murder charges. Trial of murder defendants may be delayed into September due to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
M. A. Otero, Jr
Gal
David Levinson
International Labor Defense
Robert Minor
New York
Gallup
Levinson
Minor
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Teleph
Grace Thorpe
Stapleton
Denver
Frances Lang
Jeann ‘Watt
Peggy Rabb
June Hrrookshier
Raycelle Chappell
Joan Savage
Junior Stone
Jean Newell
Edward Gessert
Mary Alyce Perkins
Bill Sehulgen
Harriette Kelly
Esther Adams
Dorothy Long
Myra
D. D. Atkinson
Harry Kelly
Dan C. Savage
W. E. Fensom
D. P. Chappell
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Grace ~T. Bear
Girl Scouts
D. N. Pope
Grady L. Harris
East Side
Margaret Wolf
Harris
North Atkinson Avenue
Masonic Temple
State Assembly
Las Cruces
R HS
James E. van Zandt
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Patman
Ben F. Stapleton
W. W. Grant
I Jr
Charles M. Armstrong
Armstrong
Colorado
Grant
City Planning Commission
Civil Service
Planning Commission
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
South
Midwest
Talmadge
NRA
P.T.A
Franchot Tone
Una Merkel
THUR
Princess
John Wayne
Man
Monterey
She Laughed
Aman
Phe
F. B. Goodwin
Yucca Beauty Service
Michigan Avenue
Cutler Robbins
Billie Gentry
Houston Bogan
Ann Bees
B. H. Daynee
Billie Dunlap
Mmes. D. Newton
H. C. Shuman
Billie Sayre
James Dawson
Frances Keller
Yucca eEauty Service
Kennamer
Brazos River
Texas
Bryan
Clarksville
Red River
Guadalupe River
Grand Jury
Frank Patton
Schilling
Cal
Aile
Kerosene Zink Music Co
America
Budwe
Webster’s Dictionary
Bohemia
France
Paris
St. Louis
Continent
Anheuser-Busch E
Budweiser
Elson 58 “Co
East Second St
Distributors
Minston
Coulter Cosmetics
N. Main
the Pines
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
A. F. Fegan
Piggly
Will Re
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