Chautauqua Circle Luncheon at Roswell Country Club
The Chautauqua Literary Circle gathered at Roswell Country Club for a noon luncheon and study hour. President Harry Andrew welcomed new member Mrs. C. C. Mardin and plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Julian H. Oakens with Mrs. C. D. Bonney leading the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Circle
Chautauqua Literary Circle
Roswell Country Club
Tre
Harry Andrew
C. C Mardin
Ber
Julian H. Oakens
C. D. Bonney
William J. Beatty
Jefferson
Hamilton
Harry R. Andrew
William J. Freatty
FE. F. Hayslip
Hugh M. Huff
Esther Seaverns
George W.W. Zink
C. C. Martin
M. E. Missionary Society
Country Club
J. R. Daughtry
Delegates Leave For Clovis NM Federation Convention
Ten years ago delegates departed for Clovis to attend the New Mexico Federation of Women Clubs annual convention led by Mrs. Frank Parker of Santa Fe with Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis as honorary guest. Roswell members listed include Grace Bear and J. G. Osburn among others. convention chair was Mrs. C. E. Smyer of Clovis. Birth announcements were made for Charlotte and Shirley Ann Jones. A Sayre Oklahoma visit and Boston trip noted, along with Harvest of the Word in South America and a social hour hosted by local dames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
Frank Parker
Santa Fe
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation
Roswell
St Andrews Guilds Hold Successful Meetings
The St Andrews Guild met yesterday at Mrs E W Mitchell's home with vice president Mrs R E Bower presiding. A rummage sale, moved to 104 North Main on Saturday November 11, is directed by Mrs R E Bower and Mrs A Akroll. An enchilada supper is planned for Parish Hall on November 9 with refreshments at ten oclock. Junior St Andrews Guild met at the rectory with Mrs F B Howden Jr hosting. Elza White Jr was elected president and John Mayhew secretary treasurer. A pleasant ten hour followed routine business.
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St. Andrews Guild
E. W. Mitchell
R. E. Bower
North Main
A. Akroll
F. B. Howden Jr
Elza White Jr
John Mayhew
Junior Womans Club Pueblo of Acoma Meeting
The Junior Womans Club met in the library with eighteen members present. Miss Dorothy Williams presided. Miss Josephine Dow presented New Mexico Pueblo of Acoma. Mrs Arden Boellner spoke of the Junior banquet and Conference held in Albuquerque during the federation war convention October 12 13 14. A drill in etiquette and parliamentary procedure was conducted by Mrs Boellner.
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Dorothy Williams
New Mexico
Acoma
Josephine Dow
Arden Boellner
Alburque
New Federation of Womens
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Home of Mrs Cahoon
Mrs BE Cahoon and Mrs W W Phillips hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at one o clock luncheon, then contract at Mrs Cahoon s elegant home. Eleven players attended including Misses Brice Beers Jaffa McClure Brice Wyatt Prager Woolford Porter Schuler Winslow Dowaliby Phillips and Cahoon with Mrs Nathan Winslow of Baltimore and Mrs James Dowaliby of Brooklyn among the guests.
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BE. A. Cahoon
W. W. Phillips
Cahoon
Mies
Charles R. Brice
John B. Beers
Harry Jaffa
John McClure
Gladys Brice Wyatt
William S. Prager
J. S B.woolford
Austin Porter
Albert H. Schuler
Nathan Winslow
Baltimore
James Dowaliby
Brooklyn
Phillips
Pickets Halt Farm Trucks in Iowa in Anti Selling Drive
Reports from western Iowa describe pickets stopping more than 125 farm trucks heading for Omaha, with hog trucks halted at Crescent and drivers warned to turn back. The action followed Milo Reno of the National Farmers’ Holiday Association denouncing the federal relief program and attacking Secretary Wallace.
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Iowa
Omaha
Oakland
Crescent
Sioux City
Wisconsin
Vesper
Illinois
Milo Reno
Des Moines
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Reno
Wallace
Wall Street
Chicago
Alexander F. Whitney
Labor Executives Labor Association
Open Door Class Halloween Party At Favardette Home
The Open Door Class of the Southern M. E. Sunday school held a Halloween party at Mr and Mrs H D Favardette last night. Students and attendees included Law Bullard Eleanor Hughes Grover Chapman Wilba Hoffman Robert Burdette Juanica Young Jane Weter Virginia Tarpley Elizabeth Fleming Wayne Rapp Earl Groves Mary Virginia Burdette Lorraine Bullard Dr H D Pate and the Burdette family.
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M. E
H. D. Favardette
Law Bullard
Eleanor Hughes
Grover Chapman
Wilba Hoffman
Robert Burdette
Juanica Young
Jane Weter
Virginia Tarpley
Elizabeth Fleming
Wayne Rapp
Earl Groves
Mary Virginia Burdette
Lorraine Bullard
H. D. Pate
Mrs Burdette
Mrs Reese Boyd Nearing Return From Temple Hospital
Mrs Reese Boyd, confined to Temple Texas hospital for two weeks, shows marked improvement and plans to return home within a few weeks.
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Reese Boyd
Temple
Texas
Referendum 65 Endorsed On Transportation Forms
The national Chamber of Commerce issued a referendum report with all 18 questions approved. Directors accepted the report and will ballot accordingly. The study committee included B. V Ejizey, A. Baker, James A. Lee, Geo H. Hill and Lt. T. Lewis. The questions covered water transportation in domestic commerce and common carriers.
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National Chamber of Commerce
B. V Ejizey
Co. A. Baker
James A. Lee
Geo. H. Hill
Lt. T. Lewis
Nurito Relieves Rheumatic Pain Says German Specialist
An advertisement touts Nurito as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pain including neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago. It claims no opiates or narcotics safe for children and offers a money back guarantee if the first three doses do not drive away pain.
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Adv
Premier and Blum Clash Over Inflation and Deficit
In a dramatic chamber scene at the Palais Bourbon, Premier and Blum traded sharp words over the government plan. Blum warned it would deepen the deficit and reduce consumer purchasing power while insisting on wage price stability. Police and guards kept crowds back as tension rose and hundreds were arrested amid protests against proposed levies.
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Blum
M. Daladier
Annual Area Scout Meet Set for Roswell This Year
The Eastern New Mexico Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual meeting in Roswell likely late November or early December. Area executive P W Thorson said the council’s fiscal year now follows the calendar year, prompting the meeting to be moved earlier so officers can begin duties January 1, 1934 under Governor A W Hockenhull serving as president.
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Hallowe’en
Juliette Low
Eastern New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Eastern
Electric energy rise in New Mexico from 1927 to 1932
Washington reports a sharp rise in New Mexico electricity output. 1932 total generated energy reached 157,771,795 kilowatt hours, up from 32,674,286 in 1927, while generator capacity grew 272.5 percent to 89,742 kilowatts. Number of establishments increased from 29 in 1917 to 28 in 1931, with 15 new firms and several mergers noted.
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Washington
New Mexico
Bureau of Census
President Roosevelt Begins Quiet White House Day
President Roosevelt, resting in the White House study with a slight cold, planned a quiet day at work away from the office. He set up his workshop activity in the study and did not attend to routine duties today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
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T. C. McClane
Marion Roney
B. C. Roney
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Frieda Timmerman
Scott-White Nursing Staff
Temple, Texas
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Wellington
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J. Price Dukeminier
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Colorado Springs
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Amarillo
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Charles J. Stilwell
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Charlotte
Edith Geyer
Supreme Convention of
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Verne Haymaker
Paso Magnolia Oil Company
O. R. Haymaker
Baird Haymaker
Richard D. Jones
Silver City
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Ed Alvin
Lydia and
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Sayre, Okla
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G. B. Armstrong
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Boston
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Sinclair Lewis
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Riackmer
Carole Lombard
Randolph Scott
Princess
American Association of State Highway Officials
Intrastate
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Interstate Regulatory Authority
Joseph Paul Boncour
C. Directors
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Conoco
North America
Conoco Travel Bureau
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