New Mexico PTA Convention Set in Albuquerque
The New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers meets in Albuquerque on October 21 and November 1. Key speakers include Mrs. Charlies E. Roe and Miss Chari O. Williams. events cover sessions, luncheons, banquets, and officer elections with Dr. J. F. Zimmerman and Mrs. Georgia Lusk among speakers. International themes focus on The Child and His Community.
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New @Mexico
W. S. Wolking
Albuquerque
Albuquerque High School
Wilcox
John Milne
J. F. Zimmerman
University
M. L Woodworth
James Poe
Mesilla Park
Isabel Eckles
Santa Fe
S. Georgia Lusk
G. L. Fenlon
New Mexico Educational Association
J. D. Atwood
N. M
Chas. E. Roe
Isaac Campbell
el Fidel Hotel
Zoo
George Wilcox
Yoman Wiley
Child Welfare Magazine
Presiding
President
State University
Chas. BE. Roe
Pres
Dexter
Raton
N. Mex
Secor
Q. C. Bezs
L. D. Tucker
Roswell
New Mexico
Nell Neale
Georgia Lusk
New Mex
W. J. Atha
Las Vegas
S. P. Nanninga
Meila Park
Daniel C. Kloss
Mountainair
Grace T. Bear
R. G. Durand
Donald MadKay
Fred Koehler
Brotherhood Club hears talk on N. R. A.
The Brotherhood Club of the First Christian Church met Tuesday evening in the church Annex with twenty five present. A five minute talk on Brotherhood opened by Captain LeRoy O. Smith of the Institute and a talk titled Why and Wherever of the N. R. A by Claude Simpson followed. Mrs J Q Cummins led a supper and Miss Janice Huff provided music. Walter Harrison reported.
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Earl P. VanDenburgh
Los Anngeles
Charles J. Stilwelt
Easthope Martin
Will H. McCullough
Roswell
McCullough
Playford V. Thorson
Foy Scouts of America
Roswel
Thorson
Mary Murtis
Ruth Cobean
Jean Amis
Washington Avenue
P.T.A
Robert R. Lund
P. V. Thorson
Brotherhood Club
The
First Christian Church
J. Q. Cummins
Womena Association
Frank Talmage
Chas. S. Dobbs
Logan Hunter
Clifford Ferrin
Water Harrison
Neely
LeRoy O. Smith
Institute
Brotherhood
Claude Simpson
Janice Huff
Walter Harrison
Haloween Bridge Party Hostess Mrs M Crossen
A pretty Halowe en bridge party was held last night at 1302 North Kentucky Avenue hosted by Mrs Maudelene Crossen. Orange and black Halloween decor reflected the festive mood as refreshments were served and guests included F F Roce H A Poorbaugh C J Shelstall Arthur N Smith A B Corum Captain LeRoy O Smith Captain Harry D Blake Set James Duthie Addie Lyman H C Roberts Beaumont Jenkins.
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Maudelene Crossen
North
Kentucky Avenue
Hallowe’en
Messrs
Mmes
F. F. Roce
H. A. Poorbaugh
C. J. Shelstall
Arthur N. Smith
A. B. Corum
LeRoy O. Smith
Harry D. Blake
James Duthie
Addie Lyman
H. C. Roberts
Beaumont Jenkins
Missouri Avenue P T A Wonderful Success
Missouri Avenue P T A reports a successful rummage sale with 40.30 dollars raised and crowds pressing to enter twice. Also notes Mary Jane Villard hosted a Halloween party with many attendees and helpers.
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Missouri Avenue
P. T
Bates
Missouri Avenue School
G. C. Conrad
E. W. Mitchell
Missouri Ave
P.T.A
Governor Urges Statewide Goals for Roads and Buy-Home Policy
The governor pushes a three year plan for east west and north south paved highways marked in red, urges buying home produced gasoline coal wheat flour and bread, and proposes a state fair and chamber of commerce to unify New Mexico. He suggests ten major goals to unite the state and improve education and unity. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Siuates
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Four New Mexico transient work camps planned
Santa Fe October 25 AP funds of 25000 will operate four transient work camps in New Mexico as a winter relief measure. Camps will be in Albuquerque Gallup Tucumcari and Las Cruces to aid about 500 daily transients. Youth will do constructive work, older men earn wages, women and girls have separate plans. Authorities will handle bums on vagrancy charges while others are cared for and sent on. Wood piles must be built before meals. Details await Washington approval.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Margaret Reeves
Albuquerque
Gallup
Tucumcari
Las Cruces
Raton
Miss Reeves
G. W. Johnstone
Salvation Army
el Paso
Ann
Washington
Reading Club Advances Education and Mastery
State and has been immensely successful. Aside from the fact that members of the Club are improving their education and mastery.
Ten Years Ago Today Highlights and Social Notes
Mrs L F Woodhead hosts the Thursday Bridge Club with attendees Prager Goslin McCullough Mahone Rowland Rose Gillespie Moberly Day Lipp Pearson Jaffa Miller. The Herbsts announce the marriage of daughter Helen to Harry Darwin Evlett on Tuesday November sixth at eight at 714 North Pennsylvania Ave. Mrs J E Rhea Judson Grimmet W A Vickers head to a mountain camping trip. Mr and Mrs T L Gardner relocate to 201 South Kentucky from 511 North Sea. St Andrews Guild aids Christmas bag project at Mrs Claude Hobbs home. East Grand Plains residents hold a large community supper at the school.
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L. F. Woodhead
Thursday Bridge Club
Mmes. Prager
Goslin
McCullough
Mahone
Rowland
Rose
Gillespie
Moberly
Day, Lipp
Pearson
Jaffa Miller
James B. Herbst
Helen
Harry Darwin Evlett
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrs
T. L. Gardner
South Kentucky
North Sea
Graf Zeppelin Lands at Akron
Akron, OOct 25 AP Cradling in her hull 21 passengers and a crew of 47 the Graf Zeppelin entered the Akron Airdock after an all night flight from Miami 33 hours out. Commander Hugo Eckener announced a Chicago visit and a possible Thursday landing weather permitting. The crew joked about a baby aboard and the ship rode out snow and sleet as it docked near the site where the Akron and Macon were built.
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Akron
Miami
Fla
Macon
Chicago
Hugo Eckener
Graham Died In Roswell After Extended Illness
William Samuel Graham aged died last night at 3 15. He lived in Roswell for three years after moving from Athens Alabama with his family. Survived by widow four children Bernard Horace Daniel Doris all of Roswell his father and stepmother in Athens and eleven brothers and sisters. Christian Church member. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives Schuler's Funeral Home in charge.
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S. Graham
William Samuel Graham
Roswell
Athens
Alabama
Bernard
Horace
Daniel
Doris
Christian Church
Schuler’s
30 000 Lbs Pork Donated To New Mexico Families
Albuquerqe New Mexico October 2 Distribution of 30000 pounds of pork donated by the federal government for needy families in seven New Mexico counties began today. The supply will be divided with Bernalillo 10000 pounds Santa Fe and Sandoval 4300 pounds each McKinley 3100 pounds Valencia and San Juan 2800 pounds each and Torrance 1800 pounds.
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Albuqueque
N. M
Netley
New Mexico
Sbernalillo
Santa Fe
Sandoval
McKinsey
Valencia
San Juan
Torrence
Kelvinator executive visits Roswell on business
H. IL. Percy, sales manager for Kelvinator Sales Corporation, traveled to Roswell for business today outlining potential sales and coordination with local distributors.
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H. IL. Percy
Kelvinator Sales Corporation
Roswell
Graf's Stop in Akron En Route From Germany to U.S.
A Graf family group from Rio de Janeiro Brazil traveled with a brother sister and both parents to Akron. The vessel halted in Akron while en route from Germany to the United States, marking a transit leg for the Graf family during their move.
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Months
Akron
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Graf
Germany
United States
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Invocation
Dean D. Mat
Thews
Albuquerque Boy Scouts
D. J. Shrecengost
Mother Singers
Q. C. Bess
Central Christian Church
South Third
Parent Education
Clyde Baker
National
Donald MacKay
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Franciscan Hotel
Lawrence Kremer
Louise H. Coe
Charles E. Roe
Washington Junior High
S. 10Th St
Albuquerque Country Club
Guy B. William
Watimal
Elizabeth Sutter
Arden Boellmer
Parent- Teacher Association
Clark Storm
Institute Bridge Club
Clark KE. Storm
South
Kansas Avenue
Charles S. Whitney Jr
George L. Erwin
Charles F. Ward
Frank J. Thompson
Ralph Morrison
L. T. Godfrey
T. V. Price
John C. Kost
James R. Kelly
Patrick H. Gratton
Hallowen Bridge
M. Crossen
Mary Jane Villard
R. L. Villard
West Alameda
Warren Cobean
Walter D. McPherson
Fillie B. Sanders
Imogene Stockton
Ruby McCracken
Marcella Drury
Gayle Armstrong
Betty Hannifan
Lois Hunt
Edith Clark
Thelma Garvin
Thana Hunter
Becky Yoder
Anna Johnson
Vera May Hail
Aleen Hinkle
Dorothy Rease Fletcher
Mary Helen Jones
Ruth Ann Carothers
Barbara Vauchelet
Cecil Vauchelet
Virginia Herring
Marian Blea
Cat Clardy
Martin Boswell
Friends Society
Joe Hawkins
Leonard Stolaroff
Bill Roberts
Lebron Beal
Woodrow House
Sam Newsom
Clifton Holloman
Tom Fowler
John Paul Holland
Ralph Richmond
Fred Glover
John C. Martens
W. J. McInnes
Bonnie Mae Jones
Daingerfield
Texas
Dwight McNally
Ladies of the First M. E. Church
E. G. Bedford
Oklahoma’ City
Henry D. Bedford
Day
Tommy Adams
Masonica Temple
Clover Leaf Club
A. B. Malone
Michigan Avenue
Edward Purdy
Marian Jewett
St. Mary’s Hospital
Presbyterian C. E
Westminster Hall
Guy W. Nickson
Virginia
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Ilds
Joel McCrea
John Halliday
Pert Keiton
Samuel Hinds
Ray Cook
Torchy
Universal News
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Carole Lombard
Randolph Scott Vivienne Osborne
Warner
Comedy & Cartoon
Jack Hoxie
Pony Express
J. E. Rhea
Judson Grimmet
W. A Vickers
St. Andrews Guild
Claude Hobbs
East Grand Plains
Graf Zeppelin
Eckener
Billy Munson
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