Peggy Lee and Howard Berliner Wed at St Andrews Church
Last evening at seven o'clock in Espanola Miss Peggy Lee daughter of Dr and Mrs E C Lee and Mr Howard Berliner son of Mr and Mrs Edwin E Berliner of Larchmont New York were married at St Andrews Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured white floral decor and music by Lee Henrichs on organ.
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Peggy Lee
E. C. Lee
Espanola
Howard Berliner
Edwin E. Berliner
Larchmont
New York
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Howden
St. Andrew's Church
Lee Henrichs
Bach
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Martha Jane Lee
Hollis Peter
Santa Fe
Cassell Silver
Albuquerque
Paul Zink
Roswell
F. B. Howden, Jr
North
Pennsylvania
Howden
Lee
Berliner
Several Texas residents plan visits and commencements
Mrs Norman Savage and Jackie depart for a two week visit with Mrs Savage's parents in Dallas. Miss Mary Mossman heads to Kansas City for two weeks with her grandmother. Mr and Mrs Ralph Linck Jr and their baby will visit Dexter and attend Institute Finals. The McWhorters from Tucson arrive to attend New Mexico Military Institute commencement and collect their son cadet Robert McWhorter. Shreeengosts travel to Austin to visit family and see Donald Shreeengost. Edith French and Edna Malone travel to Austin for University of Texas ties and Baylor graduation while accompanying Shreeengosts to Dallas. Mrs J D Atwood plans a trip to Lubbock to meet Jane Ellen McWhorter. St Peters Altar Society cooks sell food Saturday. Sue Savage will graduate with a BS at Hardin-Simmons College in Abilene.
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Mary Mossman
Kansas City
Ralph Eugene Linck Jr
Little Son
Big Spring
Texas
Belle Hurst
Dexter
Institute
Austin McWhorter
Tucson
Arizona
New Mexico Military Institute
Robert McWhorter
McWhorter
D. J. Shreeengost
Austin
Donald Shreeengost
Dick Bean
John Henry Russell
Jack B. Cooney
The
University of Texas
Edith French
Edna Malone
French
Malone
Waco
Baylor University
Dallas
Earl Malone
Baylor Medical College
J. D. Atwood
Lubbock
Jane Ellen McWhorter
Roswell
Sue Savage
J. B. Savage
North
Michigan Ave
Hardin-Simmons College
Abilene
Pattern 9403 Marian Martin dress pattern ad
An advertising snippet promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9403 with two neckline versions and a slender front waist seam detail. It lists sizes 34 through 48, fabric yardages for size 36, and price 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for the book and pattern combined.
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Marian Martin
Record Pattern Department
Roswell
Savages to attend Sue's graduation trip and meetings
Mr. and Mrs. Savage and Mr. Norman Savage with Mrs. M. F. Snow and Nelda of Clovis plan to attend Sue's graduation in Abilene, then return via Albuquerque to Amarillo and on to Baltimore for the Southern Baptist Convention beginning June 9. Mrs. Savage leads the Margaret Fund of W. M. A. and will visit New York and the Worlds Fair.
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Savage
Norman Savage
M. F. Snow
Nelda
Clovis
Abilene
Sue
British Hold Foe Off As Dunkerque Evacuation Continues
Britain reported the BEF maintaining its main base depots while civilians fled the southeast coast in fear of German bombers. Lord Frederick Cambridge was killed fighting with the BEF as Allied forces conducted small clearing actions in northern France and Belgium. Royal and civilian refugees crossed to England amid a large westward movement, as German Air Force losses rose and preparations for a northern France offensive intensified.
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Germany
French
Flanders
B. E F
France
Belgium
Frederick Cambridge
George VI
Dunkerque Harbor
Nany
Channel
Dieppe
English
United Kingdom
British Isles
Paris
Zeeland
Norway
Austria
London Telegraph
Switzerland
Lille
Dunkerque
St. Omer
Cassel
Mount Cassel
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Netherlands
Berlin
Destruction and retreat as Nazi forces push through Flanders
Berlin reported the Luftwaffe sank 16 transports and three British warships and damaged 34 vessels at channel ports. The British Eighth Army faced heavy losses while the RAF claimed 52 enemy planes shot down, as Allied forces fell back to Dunkerque and Calais. The retreat formed a 200 mile by 50 mile strip of territory abandoned to Germany, with Lille and Ypres pivotal in the shifting frontline.
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Berlin
Flanders
Dunkerque
France
Ostend
Belgium
High Command
Flanders Triangle
Calais
Lille
Norway
Narvik
Trondheim
Fauske
Bodo
Germany
Paris
Brussels
Switzerland
Vicco von Bulow-Schwante
England
CBS
Ber
Hitler
Channel
Dover
English Channel
British
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
English
Somme
Ajisne
Leopold III
Yser
Cassel
Ypres
Bourbourg
Dixmude
Aisne
Luxembourg
Flanders Front
Nieuport
Gravelines
The Big Jo Lumber Co Has Big Business
Roswell’s Big Jo Lumber Co at North Main and Eighth Street continues a historic presence in the city. Manager James A. Lee known as Jim Lee, active in local business life, once president of the Roswell Merchants Association, remains popular. John M. Rose, ex mayor and longtime council member, also connected with the organization. The firm advertises as handling quality building materials and offering Everything to Build Anything, projecting a modern fully equipped lumber business.
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Big Jo Lumber Company
North Main and
Eighth Street
Roswell
James A. Lee
Southwestern Public Service Co. serves Roswell area
The Southwestern Public Service Co. furnishes Roswell with electricity, natural gas, ice and cold storage across Pecos valley from Carlsbad to nearby towns. H. E. Samson is district manager and H. O. Hodson district superintendent. The Roswell plant is well equipped with periodic additions as demand grows, and price reductions have been made as conditions warrant. Gas comes from Artesia fields with abundant supply and Hobbs and Lea county fields may serve future demand.
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Southwestern Public Service Co
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Carlsbad
H. E. Samson
H. O. Hodson
Artesia
Hobbs
Lea County
Beaty's Laundry Opens in Roswell
Will Beaty opens a new modern laundry plant on West Sixth Street Roswell to serve residents. A Roswell native, he previously ran laundries here and in Lubbock and Hobbs and is well known by locals.
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Will Beaty
Roswell
West Sixth
Main Street
Mr. Beaty
Lubbock
Hobbs
Texas
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