Berrendo Womans Club Picnic Opens Neighborhood Gathering
The annual Berrendo Womans Club covered dish picnic last night at Mrs. W. E. Lambeths country home featured cafeteria service on the lawn, a bonfire, friendly chatter, and a post event program led by Mrs. Carl W. Hitchcock. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Seaverns, Dr. A. D. Crile, Dr. Cul dice, and numerous families from the community.
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Berrendo Womans Club
Frank ‘Seaverns
Carl W. Hitchcock
W. K. King
Surprise birthday party honoring Miss Versie Ezzell
Mrs. C T Ezzell, Mrs. Neil Wheeler and Miss Daisy Humble hosted a surprise eighteenth birthday celebration for Versie Ezzell at her Ferrendo home. After games and a pink and white cake, guests included Lucile Kilgore Winnie Mae Elder Carl Morrison George Mels on Elvin Beesmer Evelyn Nelson Anna Lou Alexander and many others. The event was fully a surprise and refreshments followed.
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C. T. Ezzell
Neil Wheeler
Daisy Humble
Versie Ezzell
Ferrendo
Lucile Kilgore
Winnie Mae Elder
Carl Morrison
George Melson
Elvin Beesmer
Evelyn Nelson
Anna Lou Alexander
Raymond Long
Glenn Pickering
Helen
Hans Schmid
Edith
Lita
Leslie Montgomery
Howard Connor
Woodrow Crawford
Daisy
Juanita
Jack Humble
Mary Alice Martin
Velma Lee
George Hendricks
JL. D.wheeler
Verne Wheeler
Neil
Neighborhood Surprise Honor for Mrs A D Jones
A pleasant neighborhood surprise party was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs Will H Rhodes, Mrs Paul G Schultz, and Mrs Charles S Dobbs at the home of Mrs Rhodes honoring Mrs A D Jones. Autumn flowers decorated and dainty refreshments were served to a list of local guests.
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A. D. Jones
Mmes
Will H. Rhodes
Paul G. Schultz
Charles S. Dobbs
Ten Years Ago Today Woman's Club Installations and Events
The Woman's Club at First Presbyterian Church marks the 1923 24 club year with Mrs W A Johnson installing officers led by president Mrs Grace T Bear. Music by Leta Maurer Raymond Long and tea with purple asters. Guests include Miss Kathryn Newell and Miss Hazel Daring. University of New Mexico students pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Johnson
Grace T. Bear
Clark A. Baker
Tomlinson Fort
James B. Herbst
C. M. Farnsworth
D. H. Galloway
Charlies D. Keyes
O. R. Haymaker
Leta Maurer
Raymond Long
Kathryn Newell
Ethel Shepherd
Frances Boellner
Ruth Hervey
The
University of New Mexico
Eastern Stars Dance At Masonic Temple
Lemp's orchestra played for the Eastern Star invitation subscription dance last night at Masonic Temple. The event was attended by thirty couples in a ly decorative ballroom with a punch table, decorated with white cosmos and ferns. Presiding at the punch bowl were Mmes. L. T. Lewis E. J. Bates M. V. Corn and C. A. Marley. It was one of the most enjoyable dances given by the Eastern Stars.
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Lemp
Masonic Temple
Mmes. L. T. Lewis
E. J. Bates
M. V. Corn
C. A. Marley
Black-Draught Syrup Praised for Health Boosts by Mrs Van Deusen
Mrs Maud Van Deusen of Collinsville Oklahoma extols Black-Draught noting dizziness bad taste muddy complexion and feeling run down. She uses the tonic every other night for a week and reports improvement. Children are offered the pleasantly flavored syrup.
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Maud van Deusen
Collinsville
Oklo
Mutiny at Cuban barracks and U.S. danger reported
The state department received consular reports of a mutiny at Santa Clara barracks with about 20 soldiers under arrest. In Camaguez province, increased protection for Americans was noted as Cuban troops strengthen security. Additional dispatches describe rising labor unrest in interior Cuba and at major sugar centers.
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Cuba
State Department
Santa Clara
Camaguez
Gutenberg Press Exhibit At World’s Fair Draws Awe
At Chicago's Century of Progress the Gutenberg workshop prints facsimile pages from the 42 line Bible. John F. Cuneo oversees the exhibit with support from Dr. Ruppel. Workers wear period attire while detailing ink balls and varying letter widths used to justify lines. Johann Gutenberg, born Mainz, 598, printed first in 1453 and died broke after failing financially.
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Chicago
Gutenberg Workshop
Yair
John F. Cuneo
Cuneo Press, Inc
Ruppel
Gutenberg Museum
Mainz
Germany
Gutenberg
Johann Gutenberg
Arthur Edwards
World Series Duel Opens With Senators Lead In Giants Game
In the second game at the Polo Grounds on Oct 4, Hal Schumacher and Alvin Crowder pitched superbly as Goose Goslin homered for Washington to give the Senators a 1 0 lead. Crowder allowed one hit in three innings and fanned two while Ott walked and Terry scored little havoc for New York.
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New York Giants
Washington Senators
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Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Senators
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Giants
Gostin
Pirates
Schumacher
Crowder
Mel Ott
George Davis
Travis Jackson
Gus Mancuso
Ossie Bluege
Ott
Blondy Ryan
Joe Kuhel
Joe Moore
Hughie Critz
Tyte
Goslin
Buddy Myer
Joe Cronin
Labor unions urge speeding up public works program
Eight unions ask President Roosevelt to accelerate the public works program or remove officials in charge. The resolution blames laxity and inefficiency for wasting 3.3 billion dollars and prolonging unemployment, urging action if those in charge do not show willingness to implement Congress intent.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Convention
Roosevelt
Ossie Bluege Out at Bat as Rally Fades in Ninth
Ossie Bluege walked with two outs but the threat ended when Luke Sewer lofted a high fly to right fielder Joe Moore.
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Ossie Bluege
Luke Sewer
Joe Moore
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