Roswell to Hear University of Arizona Baritone Sunday
Grace Thorpe Bear reports Rollin Pease, dean of the University of Arizona voice department, will perform sacred music at eight o clock Sunday night in First M. E. Church Louth Roswell. The noted baritone, famed for Elijah, will tour summer centers and give a lecture program at Wimona Lake Assembly Indiana while staying with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson.
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Rollin Pease
University of Arizona
Elijah
Wimona Lake Assembly
Indiana
Roswell
Pease
Lloyd Johnson
Baritone
M. E. Church South
Presbyterian Executive Board Social Events and Alumni Plans
The Chums and Pals held meetings planning their annual Fourth of July Ruidoso house parties with refreshments and a list of alumni and attendees. Edith French hosted the Pals gathering, while Merle Haynes and Mildred Turner led the Chums brief, and Edwards noted the Presbyterian Executive Board hosted an informal conference at Ingleside Farm with a long list of attendees. Texas Tech student Marieere St John earns theater honors and leadership roles, including Alpha Psi Omega membership, The Forum, and DFD presidency, plus Junior Council selection.
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Chums
Merle Haynes
Ruidoso
Ahums
Mildred Turner
Mary Catherine Carper
Louise Lyda
Dorothy Brown
Ottolee
Ann Askren
Jane Oberkampf
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Helen Ruth Glover
Jane Hawkine
Eva Tarbell
Sara
Billie Whatley
Ruth
Jean Foreman
Dorothy van Doren
Roca
Frances Carper
Marjorie White
Clara Lambeth
Edith Coppedge
Catherine Puckett
Wanda Conrad
Ruth Jean Smith
Pawine
Laiciie Hanagam
Ruth Kankes
Margaret Himson
Edith French
Kipline’s
Jeanne Cauhdpe
Minerva Pearson
Patricia Mitchell
Eleanor Nicholas
Marion Samters
Dorothy Lancaster
Joyce Wry
Itbelen Lane
Dorothy Dow
Martha Connor
Arthur J. Stevens
Presbyterian Missionary Sociery
Quant Old Edobe
Ingleside Farm
William J. Beatty
John E. Smith
J. R. Thomas
E. F. Haysuip
George E. Nachand
F. L. Sherman
Robert Beers
James D. Herron
Robert R. Lund
H. A. Poorbaugh
Miss Marie M. Holt
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Marieere
Lovely morning party honors Mrs McKee guest of Louise Joyner
Mrs L O Fullen entertained this morning with bridge and luncheon honoring Mrs William H McKee nee Louise Joyner of Quarry Heights as a guest of her sister Mrs Charles F Joyce for the Institute Finals. The event featured lavish decoration with sweet peas roses and columbines and a three course menu served at one o clock.
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McKee
L. O. Fullen
William H. McKee
Louise Joyner
Quarry Heights
Canmak Zone
Charles F. Joyce
Institute
Mrs. McKee
Mmes
Rolian R. Hinkle
Clarence E. Hinkle
Charles S. Dobbs
O. O. Askren
Neil B. Watson
R. F. Cruse
Robert Bear
Eiza White Jr
Langford Keith
W. E. Fondurant
G. H. Heckensen
H. E. Zeeveld
Sidney Prager
Garden supper in honor of Navy visitors hosted by Ames family
Commander and Mrs. R. D. Kirkpatrick and Lt. Commander and Mrs. Donald W. Hamilton head a list of guests invited to a garden picnic supper at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Ames and daughter Mrs. Philip Kling smith. Attending are numerous military officers and their spouses, plus Cambridge residents.
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NAVY
R. D. Kirkpatrick
Donald W. Hamilton
Ren Ames
Philip C. Klingsmith
Com
H. M. Dow
Hared Hurd
Langford Keith
A. Peter Nelson
Morgan Davis
Philp Kingsmith
George L. Erwn
Will Haegler
J. H. Stronge
Rene W. Tallichet
Cambridge
Ohio
Sophie —. Champaugh
Mabel Cahoon
Eleanor Bedell
Josephine Dow
Horgan
Knalp
Starr
A. P. Thnomeson
Laws
Ir. D. Kirkpatrick
U.S.N
Nelle
Elizabeth Gilkerson
Arthur N. Smith
Elizabeth Coder
St. Joseph
Missouri
Smith
Morningside Place
Institute
Lavish luncheon at 301 North Washington Avenue
Mrs Harold H Pall hosted a graceful one o clock luncheon at her Johnson Ball home on North Washington Avenue with a three course menu and a rose filled centerpiece. Guests included Miss Stella Jacobson Mrs Guard Marvin of Oklahoma City Mrs Dean Waite Mrs J D Hunter of Carlsbad and several other local ladies and gentlemen.
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Stella Jacobson
Guard Marvin
Oklahoma City
Dean Waite
J. D. Hunter
Carlsbad
Mabel Cahoon
Lucile Cruse
Mmes
Stanley W. Lodewick
Horace H. McGee
Jack Lair
J. Walden Bassett
J. P. White Jr
Robert Bear
Elza White Jr
Morgan Davis
Jack Karins Birthday Party at Jones Home
Mrs. F. E. Karins and Mrs. Allie Jones hosted last night at the Allie Jones home for Jack Karins seventeenth birthday. A salad course arrived at tables centered with sweet peas, as guests enjoyed cards and dancing to music from the player piano. Attending were June Brookshier Helen Hill Milired Rower Beatrice Marks Dorothy Dodd Nadine Rodgers Foster Karins Charles Darnell Dick Roacher Jimmie Harrison Kenneth Davis Billy Karins and the hosts.
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F. E. Karins
Allie Jones
Jack Karins
Jack
June Brookshier
Helen Hill
Milired Rower
Beatrice Marks
Dorothy Dodd
Nadine Rodgers
Foster Karins
Charles Darnell
Patricia Selby Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Patricia Selby celebrated her eleventh birthday with a lawn party at the Selby home 111 West Deminng. Guests included Katheryn Johnson Sara Elizabeth Dobbs Virginia Frazier Irene Lewis and many others. The item also lists community notices and social engagements from local families and clubs.
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Patricia Selby
Selby
West Deminng
Patricia
Katheryn Johnson
Sara Elizabeth Dobbs
Virginia Frazier
Irene Lewis
Margaret Brage
Marjorie Leonard
Eloise Merritt
Alice Brown
Mae McCracken
Matha Dell Heffington
Jerry Jean Kinman
Peggy Kinman
Evelyn Dawson
Lenna V. McClister
Johnnde Willis
Thornton Boswell Jr
George DeShurley
James Johns Jr
Albert Johnson
Bert Fetcher
Threat Strikes Showdown Over Steel Unions and 30-Hour Week
The Amalgamated Association threatens a mid June general strike unless workers gain the right to freely choose bargaining spokesmen. Leaders say NRA guarantees are violated and demand a 30 hour week with no wage cuts. Roosevelt’s code changes spark criticism as union leaders condemn the proposed elections as groundless bunk.
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Spond
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Worxers
NRA
American Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Weirton Steel Company
Big Rainfall in Colorado Boosts Wheat Crops
A Colorado storm brought varied moisture across the region on May 31. Fort Lupton received 1 inch, nearly enough to assure a dry land wheat crop. grazing areas remained drought threatened. Wyoming saw scattered showers. western Kansas and Nebraska reported light rain. The scene shifted to a naval review with a fleet procession approaching New York Harbor, drawing millions of spectators along shorelines.
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Denver
Colorado
Greeley-Eaton
Rocky Mountain
Fort Lupton
Colo
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Kansas
North Platte
Nebraska
Flagstaff
Ariz
Missoula
Mont
Montana
West
New York
New Jersey
Naval Air Battle Described With Swarming Planes
The President and the carriers released planes in formations that darkened the sky for about half an hour. They maneuvered through smoke screens, diving and zooming in a coordinated display.
Drought Plan Gives Wheat Farmers Insurance Against Loss
The Agriculture Adjustment Administration outlines drought protection for wheat growers with ad justment contracts. Wheat plan fits normal and unusual conditions, including last year’s drought, to keep farmers producing. Crop insurance features aim for balanced income, better prices, and sustained purchasing power during hard years. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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George E. Farrell
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farrell
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