Fifty Years Together Lusk Couple Honored at Roswell
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C S Lusk was celebrated at the Amonett home with daughter Mrs Bdd Amonett hosting. The Lusk family, longtime residents near Wakins, were joined by Lt Colonel E I Lusk and other relatives as they recalled five decades since leaving Brownwood Texas for their ranch life.
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C. S. Lusk
Bdd Amonett
Mrs. Lusk
Roswell
Brownwood
Texas
Wakins
Amonett
Pards Initiate Two Home Welcome Night
The Pards held a meeting at Robert Mitchell’s home where plans for a Friday dance at K of P Hall were finalized and Bob Young along with Herman Crile were initiated. Additional initiations for John Hill Jr and Billie Minton are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolfe
J. T. Darwin
Edna Mae Darwin
Jane Daniel
Genevieve Cooney
Joan Glover
Helen Ruth Glover
Carol Louise Holland
Mildred Allen
Ladye D. Jones
Genevieve Yoder
Helen Jewett
Merle Wagzgoner
Frances Schultz
Adele Kelley
Bob Mitchell
E. L. Peown, Jr
John Hill Jr
Howard Glover
John Henry Russell
John McClure
Johnnie Jewett
Richard Drysdale
George Hill Jr
Milton Terhaar
Jack Cooney
Erwin Levers
Ned Nickson
Harold DeShurley
Robert Mitchell
K. of P. Hall
Bob Young
Herman Crile
Billie Minton
Eugene Allison
Bernard Ginsberg
Joe Pob Nickson
Herbert Lowrey
Joe Nicholas
Clark Fleehart
Donald le Pell
Gilbert Pfeiffer
Frank Goodwin
Er. L
Missouri Avenue Circle Home Meeting Topics Discussed
The Missouri Avenue Study Circle chaired by Mrs. Emery Love met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Paul Swisher. Leader H. E. Samson presented talks on Joyous Use of Home Leisure and Children and Moving Pictures. Members present included Mrs. H. E. Samson, Fred Forkstaller, L. E. Willis, O. N. Liston, John Blea, George Clark, H. R. Hunter, Louis E. Fay, L. G. Ellett, Emery Love, and Paul Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Avenue Study Circle
Emery Love
Paul Swisher
H. E. Samson
Mmes
Fred Forkstaller
L. E. Willis
O. N. Liston
John Blea
George Clark
H. R. Hunter
Louis E. Fay
L. G. Ellett
Interesting Items of News From Roswell and Clovis
Mrs. Thomas F. Blackmore of Clovis obituary follows brief illness. Edith Ole the first Eddy County teacher now Carlsbad. Relatives limited to a niece and nephew in New Jersey. She owned property in Clovis Roswell including a bungalow at 110 South Kentucky Avenue, a home at 202 South Lea Avenue, and stock in Roswell Building and Loan. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Mayer and two children lease Woolford home at 510 North Pennsylvania for winter. Mrs. Woolford and sister Mrs. Nathan Winslow plan eastward visit near Baltimore with daughters Elissa at Vassar and Helen at Westown near Philadelphia. Mayer is a wool buyer for Draper and Company of Boston. Women’s Association of the First Christian Church invites a silver offering tea tomorrow from 3 to 6 at Mrs. A. D. Jones’s home with Mrs. Jones and other church wives receiving. Saint Andrews Guild serves a 50-cent chicken dinner Friday in Parish Hall at six. Episcopal parishioners urged to attend for food and fellowship. Mrs. Fegan in charge of chicken menu. Saint Andrews Junior Guild to sell homemade candy Saturday on Main Street. They are noted for fine candies. watch for the candy table. Henry F. Puckett reports Mrs. Puckett's condition favorable after major operation Monday at St. Joseph hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Blackmore
Clovis
Roswell
Blackmore
Edith Ole
Eddy
Carlsbad
Abe Mayer
Albuquerque
J. S. B. Woolford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Mayer
Draper and Company of
Boston
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
A. D. Jones
D. B. Titus
Roosevelt to Recommend Full Restoration of Federal Pay Cuts
President Roosevelt announced at a press conference that full restoration of the 1931 government pay cuts will be recommended for July 1. The 5 percent rise would restore salaries to the 1932 level, subject to price and value increases by mid-year. He noted uncertainty about forthcoming relief and public works figures and emphasized tax policy would depend on relief plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Womans Missionary Society Studies Suzuki Text Chapters
Eighteen members of the Womans Missionary Society of the First M E Church South met Monday in the church parlors to discuss two chapters of Suzuki Looks At Japan. Major and Mrs L B Plummer led the sessions with Mrs Harrison Williams leading devotions and Mrs W K King at the piano with Mrs T C Evans providing a song.
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Womans Missionary Society
M. E. Church
South
Suzuki
Japan
Major
L. B. Plummer
Democrats See- (Continued from page One)
The article notes strong public interest in the new deal as voters register in high numbers for an off year election. It cites Associated Press figures showing 47,959,928 potential voters, a level below the 1932 Roose velt Hoover record yet high for the period.
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National Committee
Associated Press
Coal Miners For Chavez Claim Support In District Meet
Albuquerque October 31 AP Frank Hofferly president of district 15 of the Colorado and New Mexico United Mine Workers of America says coal miners are for Chavez. He spoke at a district gathering outlining labor backing and political stance amid campaign talk.
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Albuquerque
Frank Hofferly
The
Colorado and New Mexico
Miners Back Chavez With 90 Percent Support Claim
A telegram from Hefferly to Congressman Dennis Chavez asserts that New Mexico coal miners will give Chavez more than 90 percent of their votes on election day. The message claims UMWA backing and praises his labor record and Roosevelt administration during a trying period for the republic.
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America
Dennis Chavez
Hefferly
United States
United Mine Workers of America
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Milk ordinance violation warned by Sanitary Officer
violation to sell sweet milk or sweet cream without complying with the milk ordinance. violators will be prosecuted per instruction from Clyde D. Fulton, Sanitary Officer.
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Grace Thorpe
MR. and
Mrs. C. S. Lusk
Charles Smith
Frank L. Smith
Charles
Emily Fowler
Bert Roney
Betty Jean Herring
Billy McCutchen
Bobbie Mills
Johnnie Waggoner
Mary Joyce Naramore
Stanley Ford
Pauline Crossen
Teddy Salles
Shirley Ann Jones
John Cauhope
Lizette Gessert
Rosalyn Williams
Warren Cobean
Frank Blough
Bobbie Roderick
Nancy Jean Byers
Helen June Nellis
Thornton Boswell
Eileen Henderson
Virginia McCune
Ted Brown
Howard Bloom
Benny Smith
Central Drug
J. P. White
Frank
Cravens
Mary Carlisle
James Dunn
Hollywood
Richard DIX
Bruce Cabot
Dorothy Wilson
Princess
Harry Carey
Border Devils
Darwin
M. E
Grover Welter
the Institute Bridge Club
Mrs. T. ¥. Price
Temple V. Price
Kateman
Military Heights
Institute Bridge Club
Mines
Thomas M. Kleckner
Clark E. Storm
Charles F. Ward
H. P. Saunders
Georgel. Erwin
Ralph D. Morrison
John ¢. Kost
James R. Kelly
PARDS
Womans Club
Bud Marshall
Colorado Springs
the Friendly Bible Class of
Grover Wel
Ter
North
Missouri Avenue
Messrs
A. H. Schuler
Charles Kelly
T. J. Deason
H. C. Henderson
Frank Marks
E. M. Scannell
B. F. Puckett
Freeman Marsh
A. C. Jones
Lily Chapman
Frank Rheinholdt
Walker
Adele Green
Dan Wilmot Marsh
M. E. Epworth League
Merry Halloween Party
Epworth League
Institute Club
Paul Littell
Jim Sloop
Missouri Avenue Circle
Saint Andrews Guild
Fegan
Saint Andrews Junior Guild
Saint Andrews
Henry F. Puckett
Senate
Democrats
Farmer-Laborites
House
National Democratic
M. E. South
Jaques Mfg. CC
Dept. C. B
Chicago
Illinois
Resiblets
San la Ig
BAYER
Chavez
Adv
Clyde D. Fulton
Eme
RCA
RCA Victor
Zink Music Co
N. Main
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