Roswell Churches Join World Wide Communion Service
Roswell churches unite for a World Wide Communion Service on Sunday October 5 to dramatize Christian unity. The event invites people of all nations to share the Lord's Supper and reaffirm faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour amid calls for peace and brotherly love.
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Roswell
Jesus Christ
Film star Alice Faye to retire for birth of child
Hollywood actress Alice Faye plans to pause screen work for a year or more to become a mother. She wed orchestra leader Phil Harris in Mexico on May 12 and the couple remarried in Galveston Texas on September 20.
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Hollywood
Miss Faye
Phil Harris
Mexico
Galveston
Tex
243 Is The Record's Nite Phone Number
Call if you miss your Record and a copy will be sent you promptly. Office open until 7 30 each evening except Sundays and holidays.
Razorbacks In New Mexico Are Just Javelinas
In Santa Fe a government estimate of 20000 javelinas across southern New Mexico and neighboring regions is debated. The piece notes camouflage hides and misidentification as razorbacks, describes behavior, diet, and distribution across foothills to timber line, and recalls historic segments of their range while emphasizing their elusive, nomadic nature.
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Razorbacks
New Mexico
Javelinas
Santa FE
Texas
Arizona
Onate
Sandhills
Carlsnnd
Flood Control Conference Extended Over New Mexico Flood Areas
The Gila river flood area near Deming pushes losses past a half million, prompting Gov. John E. Miles to extend the conference to October 16 to ensure ex-Representative John J. Dempsey and Rep. Clinton P. Anderson attend. Miles backs a statewide emergency flood district, prioritizing protection for Chaves and Eddy counties, while keeping clear of interstate disputes with Texas.
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Gila River
Deming
John E. Miles
John J. Dempsey
Department of the Interior
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Gov. Miles
Chaves
Eddy
Roswell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Presbyterian Synod Meeting in Santa Fe October
The Presbyterian Synod of New Mexico meets October 14 to 16 in Santa Fe at First Presbyterian Church. The event highlights wide topics from human rights to river rehabilitation, CCC and WPA labor, and the Synod’s broad mission across the state and world, including Indian and Spanish work and major schools.
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Synod and Synodical Society of the Presbyterian Church of New Mexico
Santa Fe
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Charlton
Gov. Miles
CCC
WPA
Penasco
Honio
Ruidoso-Bonito
Ocean
Point Barrow
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Synod of
New Mexico
Menaul
Albuquerque
Allison-James
Synod
Church
Presbyterians Expansive Mission Spendings Highlighted
A church report emphasizes commitment to organized churches and Christian education, detailing an annual building program for churches residences schools and hospitals. The New Mexico mission alone accounts for about $150000 yearly.
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