Chaves County P T A Council Meets in Dexter
The Chaves County Council of Parents and Teachers held its first Dexter meeting of the school year with an all day program and a noon covered dish luncheon. About seventy attended. Mrs. Loman Wiley presided. Delegates from Roswell P T A units discussed plans for the November state convention in Roswell. Other featured speakers included Mrs. M H Henderson, Mrs. George Wilcox and Donald W. Mackay of Eastern New Mexico Junior College, Portales, plus talks on art in daily life and New Mexico E A and The P T A.
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Chaves County
Dexter
Harry Taylor
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Donald W. Mackay
Portales
Roswell P
Community church school to be hosted by Roswell faiths
Roswell will open a community church school in Christian Education with First Christian, First Methodist Episcopal, Nazarene, First M. E. South, and First Presbyterian joining. Dates span November 12 to 23 with Major L B Plummer as dean and Southern M E Conference educators directing. Open to all interested in religious education.
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Community Church School
Christian Education
Roswell
First Christian Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Nazarene Church
First M. E. Church
South
First Presbyterian
L.B. Plummer
H. C. Henderson
Missorial Curtis
D. B. Titus
LeRoy Thompson
Dr. Brown
Southern M. E. Conference
Methodists Hold Candle Service Marks 150th Anniversary
A candle light service at the Methodist Episcopal Church commemorated the 150th anniversary with 100 candles, grand candelabra, and windows lit in groups. The pastor Dr Eitelgeorge preached Jesus as the Light of the World and members signed a Spiritual Recovery Covenant during Morning Worship. NRA payroll update notes the resignation of a key official from the Industrial Recovery Administration, with a likely advisory role rumored for post-employment.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
John
Sherwin
Eitelgeorge
Jesus
Church of the Living Light
General Johnson Leaves NRA Payroll
Washington on October 15 AP reports General Hugh S. Johnson has dropped off the National Recovery Administration payroll signaling a managerial shift. Johnson’s departure follows his long service directing NRA programs and policy efforts.
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General Johnson
NRA
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Mass miners strike endangers 40,000 as self entombed men face starvation
In a vast wage dispute, 1,200 self entombed miners at a Danube region coal mine resist orders as authorities fear a deadly escalation. After 96 hours with no food or water, the hunger strike grows dire. 44 men are brought to the surface in grave condition while militia reinforcement tightens control and emissaries are held hostage. The mine owner cites a slack coal market as the reason for refusing higher pay.
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Goemboes
Danube Stoam Navigation Company
Threat to kidnap two year old girl in Salem
An American Legion guard was posted to protect the two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Greiner Jr after a nearly typewritten note demanding 5000 dollars to avert harm was found under their front door. The note warned of suffering the loss of the child if payment was not made.
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Salem
Hiram Greiner Jr
American Legion
Greiner
Hiram Greiner
Senator Steiner Speaks for Cutting in Santa Fe Talk
U S Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon will speak in Santa Fe tomorrow night in support of Bronson Cutting's candidacy. The appearance is part of Cutting’s campaign efforts with Steiner urging voters to back the Republican contender.
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Seth
Steiner
Cutting
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Bronson Cutting
Santa Fe
KOB
U. S
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Chaves CO. P. T. A. Council
Will H. Hortenstein
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Convention of Disciples of Christ
Huff
Titus
J. D. Atwood
Burton C. Mossman
Hurley
Burton C. Mossman Jr
Masonic Hospital
Eric Paso
R. W. Goddard
Mossman
Clovis
Roswell Womans Club
D. Bonney
Minsterial Alliance
Charles P. Miller
M. E. Missionary Society
W. C. Orton
Mary Frances McClure
James F. Hinkle
Henry F. Samson
Rolla R. Hinkle
Edgar Puryear
Silver City
Womans’ Associations
American Association of University Women
Hazel Simmons
South Kentucky Avenue
Atty
Grace McDonald Phillips
Robert Shrader
Salt Lake City
Furton C. Mossman
Mrs. Mossman
Missouri Avenue
Fred Burkstaller
South Penn
Emery Love
W. E. Wiseley
Charles Wiseley
Chicago Fair
Indiana
East Grand Plains
Curtis Allman
Masonic Temple
R. W. Kisker
Central Drug
J. P. White
Egypt
Adolph Zukor
Cecil
Demille
Leopatra of
Nile
Claudette Colbert
Warren William
Renay Wilcoxon
Ian Keith
Joseph Schildkraut
Marlene Dietrich
Scarlet Empress
Club O’ten
Nickson Hotel
C. E. Mason
Clark A. Baker
Grace T. Fear
Mmes
Robert R. Brown
Charles F. Beeson
Ewing Ll. Lusk
W. W. Phillips
E. A. Cahoon
Grace T. Bear
Neil Watson
Neil B. Watson
North
Eugene L. Fry
W.W. Gowin
Dayton Talmage
Clark Storm
Mills Talmage
Joe W. Massey
Floyd Ditty
Russell Grubb
Charles S. Whitney Jr
Ralph Lannom
Mar Mion McCord
Lamar Strickland
Industrial Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Johnson
Walter Reed
Fraces Robinson
Robbie
Senate
Grant County Club Politico Independient
Cutting-Miller Club
Juds
Carl P. Duniton
Sen. Steiner
Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co
Rosa Ponselle
Martini
Grete Stueckgold
Kostelanetz Orchestra and Chorus
Columbia Network
RCA Victor
Zink Music CO
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