Presbyterians Set Santa Fe meeting October 14 through 17
The Presbyterian Synod and Synodical Society of New Mexico plan sessions in Santa Fe from October 14 to 17 hosted by First Presbyterian Church. Separate business meetings occur October 14 with joint inspirational meetings October 15 and 16 led by Rev. A J Luck and others, plus a music program.
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Presbyterian Synod and Synodical Society of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
First Presbyterian Church of
Synod
Synodical
David Reiter
D. D
A. J. Luck
Kenneth M. Keeler
A. J. Martinez
J. D. Rackley
Synodical Society
First Presbyterian Church
Allison- James School
America
Fifth district American Legion meeting postponed due to floods
The fifth district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, set for Artesia, was postponed because flooded highways prevented delegates from attending. Mrs. Alex McGonagill said the convention will be rescheduled for October, and Harold Golder is recovering from a tonsil operation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Artesia
Alex McGonagill
Harold Golder
Alas Golden
G. G. Golden
Cottonwood School
Jimmie Buck
Clint Powell
Pat O'Neill
Earnest Mahan
Cottonwood
Roy Fry
Artesia High School
Ed Taylor
E. P. Malone
Jess Funk
Carl Manda
Cottonwood Red Cross
Larry Kneedler
B. Montgomery
Artesia News Local Notables and Visits
R M McDonald returned home to McClay Furniture in Temple after major surgery. G A Hunter family from Electra visited Mrs Carriker and relatives. Clarence Key sold West Street residence to Opal Hood and may move to Hornbaker houses. Stanley Carper traveled to Ogden Utah to visit kin. J M Ferris and daughter visited in Roswell area with Mrs Glasscock family. Mrs Ralph Pearson of Cottonwood improving from double pneumonia in Roswell hospital. Mrs Roy Ingram of Cottonwood returned from Roswell hospital stay. Mrs H V Parker to host Cottonwood Womans group gathering.
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R. M. McDonald
Temple
Texas
McClay
G. A. Hunter
Allen
Electra
Tex
George Carriker
Carriker
Clarence Key
West Street
Opal N. Hood
Key
Hornbaker
Stanley Carper
Ogden
Utah
J. M. Ferris
Flagstaff
Ariz
Ferris
Lée Glasscock
Ralph Pearson
Cottonwood
Pearson
Roswell
Roy Ingram
H. V. Parker
Soviet Claims Tank Chief Beaten Near Bryansk
Soviet communique says German blitzkrieg forces under Col. Gen. Heinz Guderian were badly beaten in a tank battle near Bryansk, about 230 miles from Moscow, with 20 000 enemy casualties reported as dead wounded and missing.
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Germany
Blitzkrieg
Heinz Guderian
Bryansk
Moscow
Guderian
Russian Counteroffensive Near Smolensk
The Red Army claimed it halted the German advance near Smolensk and recaptured territory, saying over 100 000 German troops were destroyed and 150 square miles retaken as the Nazis faced setbacks. Leningrad remained under pressure while Britain marked a tragic night as mass raids on Berlin began.
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Red Army
Yelnya
Smolensk
Moscow
Gomel
S. A. Lozovsky
Leningrad
Gulf of Finland
Peter the Great
Peter
Berlin
RAF
Britain
London
Union bars Koussevitzky from N Y Philharmonic guest conduct
Union head James Petrillo orders the Boston Symphony to join the American Federation of Musicians or be barred. Serge Koussevitzky, famed BSO conductor, will not lead his planned two week engagement with the New York Philharmonic next January. Petrillo cites the BSO as the lone orchestra outside the federation among 138,000 musicians in the U S and Canada.
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Nless
Boston Symphony Orchestra
American Federation of Musicians
Serge Alexandrovich Koussevitzky
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
James Caesar Petrillo
New York
Petrillo
Boston Symphony
U. S
Canada
RAF bombs hit Berlin and other continental cities
Reports from Berlin press describe terror and fear after the detonation of bombs. A feminine eye witness recalled the fright caused by the terrible blast, with several other continental cities singled out by the RAF in attacks. For sale line unrelated to main item.
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Berlin
RAF
No Heroes Wanted In The Army Films
Fort Monmouth New Jersey Signal Corps plans a year long motion picture schedule of about 100 Hollywood features to educate troops. The project employs 23 officers 200 soldiers and 56 civilians many with prior film experience. Production targets include 15 reels monthly with shops labs and a sound stage under construction. Key personnel include Capt L Gordon Rigby Private Garson Kanin Private Douglas Kennedy and Private Joseph A Thompson along with other writers and artists from MGM and Fred Waring.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
Signal Corps
Melvin E. Gillette
Fort Benning
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Gillette
Hollywood
Uncle Sam
L. Gordon Rigby
Garson Kanin
Tom, Dick and Harris
Douglas Kennedy
Keith Douglas
Singapore
Joseph A. Thompson
Kathleen Norris
Fred Waring
Granville Owens
Li'l Abner
Foxes blank Vaughn in 22 to 0 football win
Fort Sumner Foxes trounced Vaughn 22 to 0 on Friday Sept 26 marking the team’s season with no points scored against them. Next game set for Friday at Melrose. Also notes installation of Senior F H A officers Sept 24 at Ft Sumner High School with most officers present and guests including Mr and Mrs Cottner. Refreshments served by La Vella Allen Lora Edwards and Veda Mae Bailey. Mrs Walter Julian and Mrs Ruby Barker returned from Albuquerque after dental treatment.
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Ft. Sumner
Governor appoints Thaxton to welfare board in NM
Santa Fe New Mexico September 30 Governor Miles appointed Dr. J Q Thaxton of Raton to the state board of public welfare to fill the unexpired term of Col Hugh M Milton whose term ends December 1942 Milton has been called into active service with the army and will leave the post.
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Santa FE
N. M
la Joya
Socorroounty Beause
State Board of Education
Miles
Ignacio Trujillo
Committee On
Socorro County
J. Q. Thaxton
Raton
State Board of Public Welfare
Hugh M. Milton
Milton
Army
New Mexico sheep men weigh value of good rams
New Mexico ranchers face a handicap of at least 104 dollars per ram when buying inferior rams. George F. Ellis of the Extension Service estimates four years of lamb weight, wool gains, and ewe lamb value offset the initial cost, making a high class ram worth about 101 dollars more to a flock. Over 300 rams were sold at the Albuquerque ram sale, sponsored by state and college groups.
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New Mexico
George F. Ellis
Extension Service
New Mexico College of A
Mr. A
Mr. Ellis
State College
Albuquerque
New Mexicc Sheep Sanitary Board
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
College Extension Service
We Serve Enchiladas Thursdays at Thompson's Te Pee Cafe
A classified notice promotes delicious Mexican enchiladas served every Thursday at Thompson's Te Pee Cafe located at 108 East 2nd. The ad mentions daily offerings and provides a contact phone line marked as No 11.
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Thompson's
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