Social News and Women’s Clubs Meet Roswell Event
Grace Thorpe Bear reports on the New Mexico Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Albuquerque with Mrs J D Atwood presiding. Delegates from Roswell attend. National President Mrs Grace Morrison Poole will be guest of honor. Temlin to speak at Roswell dinner on higher education. reservations required.
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Atwood
J. D. Atwood
Womens Clubs
Albuquerque
New Mexico Federation of
New Federaton of Womens
Roswell Club
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
Pm Seth
Santa Fe
Poole
el Fidel Hotel
Roswell
University of Missouri
Harvard
Columbia
Templin
Lindenwood College
Radford
el Paso School For Girls
Womans Club
Lovely Bridge Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests
Mrs Roy Lochhead of Hagerman hosted a one o clock luncheon with pink roses at the center. Guests included Mrs Woolford, Mrs Winslow of Baltimore, Mrs Daniel, Mrs McGaffey Brown, W Phillips, Susie Mae Winston, Mrs Donley, and Mrs Ed Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lochhead
Hagerman
B. Woolford
Nathan ‘Winslow
Baltimore
Maryland
Mmes. Woolford
Winslow
Roy Daniel
McGaffey- Brown
W. W. Phillips
Susie Mae Winston
Roswell
W. G. Donley
Ed Carter
Carlsbad
Hostess
Ten Years Ago Today Girls Club tea and social events
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church with Vella Mae Savage as president held a five o'clock tea honoring Miss Ethel Forsythe. Numerous members and guests attended including Miss Sophie Church and Mrs. Church. Social dinners and honors for Bethel Forsythe and Homer Rhodes were noted along with transfers of Major and Mrs. Eugene A. Johman from San Antonio to Aberdeen Maryland.
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The
First Baptist Church
Vella Mae Savage
Albert A. Stubbs
Country Club
Maude Hotsheiser
Evelyn McIntosh
Florence Fletcher
Ruth David
Vera Crow
Tommy Mae Witt
Martha Barnes
Edna Wallace
Mae Pepple
Ida Higgs
Madeline Mitchell
Jennie Lou Harper
Dorothy McKnight
Winona White
Elizabeth Thorne
Juanita Dresser
Iota Kay
Aileen Church
Ethel Forsythe
Sophie Church
Church
Forsythe
Carter Maddox
Aileen
Miss Forsythe
Eugene A. Johman
Kelly Fields
San Antonio
Texas
Aberdeen
Maryland
Arkansas II Sees Coming Grid Title
In a Chicago Tribune feature from 1933, Gladys Huntington Devans recalls mothers battling child eating issues, urging better vegetable intake through hands on experiences. The piece notes ARKANSAS Razorbacks’ 13 to 0 triumph over TCU in Dallas and previews upcoming conference games while highlighting early studies at Iowa State on nursery school nutrition.
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Iowa State College
The
Chicago Tribune
Threaten Trouble in Indiana Mines
In Sullivan Indiana October 9 AP threats of a clash between union sympathizers and cooperative miners led Gov McNutt to order two companies of the Indiana National Guard from Terre Haute to the mining district. Homes in Sullivan and Hymera were bombed overnight and morning picket lines formed around the Starburn mine at Shelburn ten miles north. Frank Stalder was killed earlier when a car hit a line of pickets. No injuries reported in bombings.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
National Guard
Hymera
Starburn
Shelburn
Frank Stalder
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana National Guard
Terre Haute
Macy and Butt Attend Highway Officials Convention
G D Macy state highway engineer and Frank Butt highway commission chairman attended the National Association of Highway Officials convention in Milwaukee on October 9.
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Santa Fe
G. D. Macy
Frank Butt
Highway Commission
Milwaukee
National Association of Highway Officials
Cotton crop near 1932 forecast by agriculture department
Washington October 9 AP The Agriculture Department forecasts 12 585 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight for this year up from 12 414 900 a month ago and down from 13 002 000 last year The October 1 crop condition is 66 7 percent of normal with an indicated yield of 205 3 pounds per acre Texas 70 percent of normal state by state production figures are listed for the October 1 assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
President Roosevelt Urges End to Mine Strikes and Negotiations
President Roosevelt urged striking miners and captive mine owners to resume work, expressing confidence negotiations would begin with steel owners in the soft coal fields. Separate census figures show this year’s cotton ginnings totaled 5,851,415 running bales by Oct 1, with Texas and New Mexico among the states reporting major yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Census Bureau
New Mexico
Texas
Gallup Miners Strike Leaders in Bread and Water Diet Protest
In Gallup seven strike leaders face a bread and water diet after refusing to clean quarters. General Wood says they are military prisoners required to work. NMU calls them political prisoners under by laws. Doctor finds no harmful effects as 264 diggers remain idle, about 55 percent of potential striking workers.
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Communist Party
Feacer
Hockenhull
Edward Tittman
Hillsboro
American Civil Liberties Union
Wood
National Miners Union
Hob Roberts
NMU
U. K
Florida to vote for repeal expected in election
Jacksonville reports say Postmaster General James A Farley leads a repeal campaign across Florida as voters prepare to decide if the state becomes the 24th to repeal. Democratic leaders already predict Florida will join the repeal bandwagon after Farley’s Tampa speech.
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Jacksonville
Fla
James A. Farley
Tampa
Florida
Labor Pushes 30 Hour Week and Higher Wages
Washington October 9 AP Labor leaders press for a 30 hour five day week with higher minimum wages as part of NRA code revisions. President Green seeks labor representation on administration boards as AF of L convenes its 53rd annual session. County School Board holds a special meeting while a rental ad notes a modern four room apartment on South Missouri.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
William Green
NRA
Green
Couples wed at Hagerman and licenses issued locally
Hoyt Cordell and Theo Ridgley were married Saturday at Hager man by Rev. J. W. Slade. Marriage licenses were issued at the county clerk's office to L. R. Cook and Dora Kendrick of Roswell and to Charles Horne of Santa Fe and Ruth French of Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Cordell
Theo Ridgley
Hagerman
J. W. Slade
L. R. Cook
Dora Kendrick
Roswell
Charles Horne
Santa Fe
Ruth French
Artesia
George Wilcox Attends County Board Meeting
George Wilcox of Dexter attended a Roswell meeting of the board of county commissioners where he serves as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilcox
Dexter
Roswell
Board of County Commissioners
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Grace Thorpe
A. A. A. W. Roswell
American Association of University Women
Harriet Poorbaugh
North
Washington Avenue
Glyde Totten
Helen Snipes
Poorbaugh
June Brookshier
Elizabeth Sutter
Doris Deter Welborn
Frances Welborn
Miss Welborn
Charlotte St. John
Lenore Shafer
Estelle Pope-Hayes
Mmes
E. L. Lyda
H. E. Samson
J. R. Thomas
John E. Smith
Modene Bates
J. J. Rodden
Lovely Bridge
George Davis
South Missouri Avenue
Shakespeare Club
John McClure
Henry the IV
Guy Rowe
Frank Young
North Richardson Avenue
Westminster Hall
Henderson
M. E. Church
D. J. Williams
Jerome Arizona
John B. Feers
St. Andrews Parish
Presbyterian Sunday School Council
John ‘Amox
R. L. Burrow
Leland C. Fellows
el Paso
James of
Arizona
Roswell Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Hill
North Sea Avenue
James Lomax
Ruth Hervey
Houston
Johnson
W. M
Will H. Rhodes
H. V. Fall
E. M Spencer
Berrendo Womans Club
Stainless
Gaynor
Warner
Baxter
Paddy
Madge Evans
Otto Kreucer
Jack Holt
Genevieve Tobin Gee, E- Stone
Thars
Miriam Hopkins
Temple Drake
Princess
Arkansas II
By Gladys Huntington Devans
Mary
Mrs. White
Dallas
University of Arkansas Razonbac
Fayetteville Hills
Texas Christian University Frogs
Razonbacks
Baylor Bears
Little Rock
Southern Methodist
Rice
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Simmons
Fort Worth
Arkansas
Ralph LaForge
Baylor
Shreveport
Centenary Gentlemen
Indiana
Macy and Butt
Gallup
Tion
County School Board
South
Missouri
Geo. Wilcox
Lesterfield
Liccett & Myers Topacco Co
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