Local Presbyterians Elect Officials in Albuquerque Meeting
The Synod of the Presbyterian and the Synodical of the Presbyterian Church in Albuquerque honored Rev. LeRoy Thompson of Roswell with several offices. Roswell and Pecos Valley leaders gained posts, including Thompson on the Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitorium board and National Missions Committee member. Edward C. Gessert of Roswell chaired pensions, while Rev. John G. Anderson of Dexter continued in Foreign Missions. Carlsbad’s Rev. William S. Dando became synod moderator. Mrs. W. W. Huntly of Roswell and other valley women won synodical posts, as did Mrs. J. D. Rackley replacing longtime president Mrs. R. M. Thorne.
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Synod of the Presbyterian
Synodical of the Presbyterian Church
Albuquerque
LeRoy Thompson
D. D
First Presbyterian Church of
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Thompson
Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitorium
Southwest
United Promotions
New Mexico
National Missions Committee
Edward C. Gessert
John G. Anderson
Little Gray Church
Dexter
Foreign Missions
Gessert
Henry S. Stout
Christian Education
Westminister Foundation of
Synodical
W. W. Hunt
Germany Has- (Continued From Page One) Bridges at risk
Clear weather followed days of skirmishes as experts warn of a heavy assault. The stretch from the Swiss border to Lauterbourg holds destroyed bridges and fortified heads at both ends. Concrete barriers and open rings permit sweep by machine guns. German side features three blockhouse lines with anti tank guns.
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Germany
Lauterbourg
License Suspended for Speeding Plea In Court
Jerry Owen pled guilty before Police Judge Pat O Neill to speeding. His driver's license was suspended for thirty days.
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Jerry Owen
Pat O'Neill
Try Our Vegetable Salad and Soup Package Ad
Anderson's Gardens promotes a vegetable salad and vegetable soup package at ten cents each, highlighting a simple bargain for shoppers in a local ad.
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Anderson’s Gardens
Battleship Royal Oak Sunk By German Uboat Action
Berlin reports the battleship Royal Oak sunk by a U boat as the British and German navies clash over losses. The incident cuts Britain’s lead in capital ships, with American observers calling the blow severe though not decisive for the war’s naval balance.
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Royal Oak
Admiralty
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Italy
Poland
Faris
Rhine
Moscow
Turkey
Helsinki
U. S
United States
Britain
Janes Fighting Ships Registry
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Sukru Saracoglu
Juho Kusti Paasikivi
Washington
Pacific
Paris
Ottawa
Canada
England
Royal Sovereign
Resolution
Ramillies
Revenge
Supreme Command
DNB
Winston Churchill
The
Churchill
London
Too Late To Classify Found LADIES WRIST Watch
Lost and found notice says a ladies wrist watch may be recovered by the owner who identifies it and pays for an advertisement. Police department is noted for contact. Includes a 10 14 3c date code.
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Police Department
Roswell News Spreads From National Papers to Minneapolis
Roswell and its people continue to attract attention as newspapers nationwide publish items about John C. McPherson. The latest clip appears in the Minneapolis Tribune, sent by Ed Williams of the Model. J C Rogers at the bus depot has become charge d affaires of State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co, noted for a dog bite accident claimed by the firm.
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Roswell
John C. McPherson
McPherson
New Mexico
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Minn
Ed Williams
Model
J. C. Rogers
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co
Ed Miller Visits Roswell Drug Stores Today
Ed Miller a popular Creomulsion official was seen visiting drug stores in Roswell and nearby areas. He is well known locally and has served the community for many years and hails from Atlanta Georgia.
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Ed Miller
Creomulsion
Mr. Miller
Roswell
Atlanta
Georgia
Hinch Probe Highlights Ad Club Skirmish Yet Stands Alone
Jake Hinch faces claims from Ad Club members in a notable dispute noted for its uniqueness. The exchange features contrasts with Bob Childress and underlines questions about integrity within local business circles.
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Jake Hinch
Jake
Ad Club
Bob
Blackguard) Childress
Roswell Displays Men Arranging Dress Dummies In Odd Poses
In Roswell a group of men lineup dress dummies in unusual postures drawing curious attention from passersby. The display, staged near a storefront, features varied poses and costumes as onlookers speculate on a promotional stunt.
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Roswell
Larry
Local residents return from Gulf Coast trip to Roswell
B V Ellzey returns from a gulf coast journey with positive notes on the heat. Mrs Ellzey accompanied him and they both arrived safely back in Roswell last night. The report hints at others near their property without detail and warns two men to stay off others property.
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B. V. Ellzey
Gulf Coast
Mr. Ellzey
Mrs Shipley To Speak In Roswell
Mrs George Shipley of Alamo Gordo will address the Roswell Republican Women's Club at the Chamber of Commerce next Thursday at 2 pm. The attorney is described as a brilliant speaker and will discuss the Present Day Challenge To Republican Women.
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George Shipley
Alamogordo
Roswell
Republican Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Shipley
Britain and the army to protect the loans debate
Frazier urged a strict neutrality stance during a Saturday session aimed at speeding action on the embargo issue. He warned lifting the embargo would signal support to France and Britain and pressed for an embargo on shipments to belligerents while limiting neutrals exports. Senator George proposed revising credit terms for belligerents, demanding cash for arms and six months for other purchases, contrasting with the current 90-day credit.
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Frazier
George
D-Ga
Fair school exhibit features prize winning dolls and edibles
At East Side School Fair fourth and fifth graders presented a Miniature Fair with blue ribbon wins in Farm Products Cooked Foods Canned Food Woodwork Handwork Flower Show and Doll Show entries. Judges Miss Margaret Hurt and Miss Flossie White awarded top prizes to many students including Melba Mitchell Joanne Albert Betty L Gray Carroll L Trent and Bet tie Vaughan. The event showcased farm produce baked goods canned goods wood and fabric crafts along with a seed exhibit and a Wizard of Oz themed art display.
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Margaret Hurt
Flossie White
Richard Ansted
Melba Mitchell
Bettie Vaughan
Joanne Albert
Carroll Lee Trent
Carroll L. Trent
Dean Brewer
Miss Hurt
Starks
Horace Pack
Jean Shoemaker
Betty L. Gray
Pauline Rusk
LaRue Murphree
Polly Peppers
Polly Anne Stockard
Maida L. Hale
Kirby Miller
Dale Burnworth
Wayne Smith
Jimmie Morgan
la Rue Murphree
Betty S. Carter
Peggy Slatton
Mildred Stockton
Princess Feathers
Norma J. Maddux
East Side
Stanley Anderson
Robert Pratt
Yssac Flores
Rosey Fay Sanders
Carl Hill
Joan Sawyer
Mateo Martinez
Clifford Long
Sam Romero
Jimmy A. Hollingsworth
Mary Lou Decker
Johnny Gurule
Shirley Woodburn
Patricia Ford
Victor Fernandez
Pat Long
Gene Redd
Mary Lou Hill
Wanda Lou Brock
Johnny Garcia
Visiting Here With Cadet M R Cundiff at West Point
M R Cundiff of Kansas City Missouri, formerly a N M M I cadet and now a cadet at West Point, is visiting George Hendricks.
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M. R. Cundiff
Kansas City
West Point
George Hendricks
Trade in diamond rings offered by Carl Johnson
A dealer advertises 2 wedding rings 4 dinner rings 2 solitaires about 1/2 carat each in late designs. rings offered for under half appraised value with terms for preferred credit risks. Carl Johnson signs the notice. Dated 10-14.
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Carl Johnson
Cash-Only Purchases Become Norm Across U S Markets
A growing trend shows buyers paying with cash for all purchases in the United States. Shoppers report avoiding credit and debit cards for routine goods and services, citing privacy, budgeting, and merchant acceptance as key factors shaping their spending habits.
Figures On Farm And Range Programs In Chaves County
Melvin Mitchell of the Chaves County A C A explains 1936 1937 and 1938 administrative costs for farm and range programs. 1936 payments totaled 152 100 54 with 11 356 27 admin costs, 7 5 percent. 1937 payments 123 196 89 with 4 336 60 admin costs, 3 5 percent. 1938 certified payments 207 765 21 with 9 110 85 admin costs, 4 4 percent, 4 2 percent after audit. Budget set at 4 2 percent of estimated payments. Non complying farms increased costs borne by compliant farmers.
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Melvin Mitchell
Chaves County
General Accounting Office
Chaves County Agricultural Conservation Association
Doctor narrowly escapes fire at remote Gallup home
Dr. A. M. Chevalier a woman physician who served in France during the last war had a narrow escape yesterday when the house in which she was bedridden and two others were destroyed by fire six miles from Gallup New Mexico The cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Gallup
N. M
A. M. Chevalier
France
New Mexico Names Labor Commissioner to National Conference
Governor Miles designated state labor commissioner Vincent Jaeger to represent New Mexico at the National Conference on labor legislation in Washington from November 13 to 15.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Vincent Jaeger
New Mexico
Washington
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W. G. Benn
Portsmouth
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