Roswell Girl Scout Council elects officers at October meeting
The Roswell Girl Scout Council elected Mrs. William H. McCullough commissioner and Miss Mary Mullis vice commissioner at the October meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. James B. Coats was re-elected secretary and D P. J. Shreen gost treasurer. Memberships were granted to Mrs. B. C. Roney and Mrs. Frank L. Smith, with plans for a baby booth at the Eastern New Mexico Fair and to host the Cactus Regional Conference in Roswell next April. Present were Mmes. W. H. McCullough, James B. Coats, Will H. Whatley, Paul G. Schultz, Miss Mary Mullis, Colonel D. C. Pearson, A. F. Madison, J. D. Shreen gost, and Mrs. Grace T. Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Girl Scout News Council
Leaders Club
William H. McCullough
Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Mullis
James B. Coats
DP. J. Shreeengost
B. C. Roney
Frank L. Smith
Robert Kellahin
New Mexico Fair
Mmes
Will H. Whatley
Paul G. Schultz
I. W. Carter
Camp Camino
Cactus
Girl Scouts
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
W. H. McCullough
D. C. Pearson
A. F. Madison
J. D. Shrecengost
Grace T. Bear
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Archie Campbell
James H. Coats
T. C. Evans
Mary Helena Coats
Dorothy Dow
Alice Girard
Dinner Honoring Dr Templin to Aid Women Club
The Business and Professional Women club invites members to a Thursday dinner at Nickson Coffee Shop at seven. Mrs J J Rodden handles reservations for sixty cents per plate. Dr Templin principal of Radford School for Girls El Paso will be the distinguished guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templin
Radford School For Girls
el Paso
KF. P. W
Nickson Coffee Shop
J. J. Rodden
Business and Professional Womens Club
Nickson
Dr. Templin
New Mexico Talk At Zanesville Exchange Club
Col T F Spangler of Zanesville Ohio spoke to the Exchange Club about New Mexico after an extended tour visiting Roswell relatives. He described the state as largely Spanish American Indian and mixed races, noting mining and diversified agriculture as its main occupations and progress alongside other states. The talk, led by Rev O L Martin and Joseph Brelsford, was deemed instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Spangler
Zanesville
Ohio
Walter C. Garges
Kentucky Avenue
New Mexico
Garges Pine Lodge
Exchange Club
Times-Record
Col
Spangler
Roswell
Colonel Spangler
Union
O. L. Martin
Joseph Brelsford
Missouri Avenue P T A Meeting Notes and Events
Attendees and speakers at the Missouri Avenue P T A meeting discuss fine address by Grace McDonald-Phillips, a plan to send delegates to the state congress in Albuquerque, and an honor rolls program. The issue of a new study circle outline and next club activities are outlined with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McDonald-Phillips
Missouri Avenue PT. A
Ralph H. Herring
P. T. A. Congress
Albuquerque
O. B. Greenwade
Bruce P. Connor
Misouri Avenue
D. E. Keeney
Glencoe Wopiass Club
Glencoe Womans Club
H. L. Towner
W. Coe
B. J. Bonnell
Glencoe
County Board of Education
Will Tittsworth
Elza Perry
Kennedy
Ruth Ryder
Ruth McLaughlin
Clarice Harber
Edith Sloan
A. M. Freeman
G. F. Kruns
Miss Ethel Forsythe Weds Homer Rhodes In Noon Ceremony
Ten years ago today details report the marriage of Miss Ethel Irene Forsythe daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Forsythe at 601 North Kentucky Avenue to Mr Homer H Rhodes of Los Angeles with Rev C C Hill officiating. The bride wore a dark blue poiret twill suit and reception tables were set with yellow and white daisies honoring many local residents as guests in the Fall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Irene ‘Forsythe
L. W. Forsythe
North
Kentucky Avenue
Homer H. Rhodes
Los Angeles
C. C. Hill
Nora Gilmore
Alice Ray Wilson
Margaret Miller
Virginia Nickson
Mary Jane Robinson
Maude Holsheiser
H. V. Fall
E. M. Spencer
Fall
Mmes- Buchly
Blocksom
Bonney
Mummert
Murrell
Pope
Nickson
Richart
Villard
Ford Geyer
R. E. Morris
W. G. Urton
J. T. McClure
Nelle G. Mason
Spencer
Luncheon Honors Mrs Lomax With Pink and Lavender Decor
Centered with pink rosebuds and lavender baby breath, a four course luncheon pleased guests. Place cards mirrored the pink lavender theme. Attendees included Mrs Lomax and a long list of Mmes, Misses, and Mr Slaughter, Hinkle, Lodewick, Bear, White, Slaughter, and Heldman of Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lomax
Mmes
James M. Hervey
George M. Slaughter
H. P. Saunders
Horace H. McGee
Stanley W. Lodewick
Clarence E. Hinkle
Max Coll
J Walden Bassett
J. P
Institute Bridge Club Meet Hostess Mrs Saunders
Mrs H P Saunders entertained the Institute Bridge Club yesterday afternoon on the N M M S campus with a Halloween themed tea. Bridges were played by George L Erwin Charles F Ward T V Price Harry D Plake Frank J Thompson L T Godfrey Le Roy O Smith Ralph D Morrison Charles S Whitney Jr John C rest Patrick H Gratton James R Kelly Otis Brenneman Gayle Armstrong Bob Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Saunders
Institute Bridge Club
Saunders Quarters
Mmes
George L. Erwin
Charles F. Ward
T V. Price
Harry D. Plake
Frank J. Thompson
L. T. Godfrey
LeRoy O. Smith
Ralph D. Morrison
Charles S. Whitney Jr
Chapter KK Meets Home of Miss Geyer
Chapter KK met at Miss Edith Geyer home to plan a rummage sale. Members and invited readers, including Rainbow and Eastern Star groups, attended a ceremony at Masonic Temple. Several local residents were noted for visits and illnesses, with events and postponements announced for church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O
Miss Geyer
Edith Geyer
Wanda Conrad
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Rosie Hubbard
Dexter
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Dry Spots Vote Totals and Local Option Results
The article reports statewide tallies on liquor repeal and state articles, with 53 321 to 14 041 for repeal and 52 492 to 15 541 for the state article. Counties favored liquor sale over repeal, and local option. It lists voting on school bonds, judicial districts, and a 20 mile levy limit, noting San Miguel county as unique in voting patterns.
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San Miguel
Quay
Grant
Guadalupe
Roosevelt
Sandoval
Torrance
Strikes Across America Press Labor Board Action
Strikes ended in Arizona by agreement to let the federal labor board resolve the dispute over a ditch-digging machine. Fifteen hundred foundry workers walked out at Belleville Illinois demanding unionization. Picketing continues at Gloversville New York where 2000 tannery workers are out. NRA chief General Johnson told AFL delegates that labor need not strike under the Roosevelt plan. Washington sources say the administration may seek congressional power to end labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Federal Labor Board
Belleville
Ill
Gloversville
N. Y
Washington
General Johnson
NRA
American Federation of Labor
Trial of Strikers in 1927 Santa Fe Case Moves
The trial details a hunger strike by Allender Kaplan and others while under military rule. Testimonies cite inflammatory speeches and plans for a plaza meeting without a permit. Roberts defends his statements as warnings, with cross examinations highlighting martial law limits and civil authority. Exqurio Navarro faces similar charges as the eighth defendant.
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Wood
Allender
Kaplan
General Wood
Roberts
Roswell
Santa Fe Plaza
Friends of
Labor
New Mexico
Clarence Lynch
Phoenix
Ariz
International Labor Defense Association
Lynch
iLynch
LaFollette
Exquiro Navaro
Woman Testifies on Urschel Case and Child Removal
The witness describes taking Ruth Shannon and Oleta Shannon’s baby to Fort Worth to aid Urschel’s imprisonment. She claims she warned Mr. Kelly that Urschel would be killed and that Kelly replied it was none of her business. The testimony portrays efforts to clear the scene by moving the child and revealing threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .G. Shannon
Fort Worth
Oleta
Urschel
Ruth Shannon
Oleta Shannon
the Shannons
Kelly
Cardui Advertisement From Tulsa Woman recall
Mrs W H Hannon of Tulsa Oklahoma says Cardus strengthened her after childbirth easing back pain and nerves and helped recover strength and color. She also used Cardui with good results noting it settled her nerves and improved her work capacity. Buy Cardui at the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hannon
Tulsa
Oklo
Cardus
Cardui
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Grace Thorpe
East Side Parent Teachers Study Circle
East Side Parent Teachers Association
Hkiffert
Janice Huff
Helen Lee Robertson
East Side Study Circle
Merritt Fales
L. P. Richart
Pat Williams
S. S. Santheson
A. Henderson
Charles Powell
Bert Ballard
James Cox
J. R. McDonald
J. H. Crowder
Lloyd Gary
Wesley Gary
Baptist Johnson Circle
Johnson Circle
The
First Baptist Church
C. E. Jordon
Pring
W. A. Wilade
Life of Jesus
J. P. Haynes
Charles A. Porter
T- Russell Bowles
Mines
Charles M. Martin
W. A. Wilson
Roy Lee
Jay Duvall
C. E. Jordan
Frank Whitaker
Earl F. Hall
M. L. Norton
Tyrol Formby
Anna Nihart
Clyde Totten
Elizabeth Hayslip
W. T. Neely
First Christian Church
L T. Lewis
Mmes. L. T. Lewis
O. R. Haymaker
Will Purdy
Frank Talmage
J. Q. Cummins
Charles L. Allison
Malcolm Sale
C. E. Lannom
B. F Wilson
George H. Hill
John McMartin
BP. W
Madge Evans
Alice Brady
Otto Kruger
Una Merkel
Missouri Avenue
Earl Hall
H. R. Hunter
J. I. Melton
Fred W Burkstaller
Fred Burkstaller
R. M. Watt
Clover Leaf Club
Sam FE. Bryant
R. C. Poteet
East Bland
Cartoon News
Sauces Mayor OF
Hell
Entre Nous Bridge Club
Phil J. Reedy
Philip J. Reedy
Washington Avenue
Luther M. Dudley
J. P Haynes
Louis Falconi
Harvey Duan
M. J. Kelly
James Lomax
Ruth Hervey
Houston
Curtis Hill
North Sea Avenue
Williem Faulkners
Princess
Masta Hunter
Tom Tyler
Adventure Picture
Walter Gill
Corrine Whitney
Misses Bess Bybee
Nan Rasmus
Nelle G Mason
Laurena Peck
Joyce Hunter
Ruth Meadows
Frank Heldman
Santa Monica
California
Mrs. McGee
Missouri
W. E. Wiseley
Charles Wiseley
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
John B. Beers
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
Rainbow Girls
John H. Cauhape
Jean Cauhape
G H. Hockenson
Denver
Colorado Springs
Christian Church Group
McKenzie
R. H. LaFollette
Maj
Bowman
Richard Prichard
May Bowman
GOVT
Mr. Kelly
Salee’s
Columbus
America
Salee
Jim
H. B. Salee Grocery & Market
East 5Th ST
K. C
Colorado
Washburn’s
Teeter
Hill Bros
Schilling & Max
Great West
Golden Harvest
SGC
Armour’s
H. B. Salee
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