Hebison School of Dancing presents A Man and His Dream
Grace Thorpe reports on the Hebison School of Dancing recital at the Roswell Woman's Club. The evening featured a charming musical play with numerous dance numbers, vocal performances, and a large audience. a Wesley Fellowship class meeting followed with officers elected for the year.
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Hebison School of Dancing
Hebison School
Roswell Womans Club
Frank Joyce
Lee Henrichs
Walter Whitmore
Barbara Sue Farris
Peggy Ackerman
Marlene Corn
Carol Rae Lannon
Karenine Christie
Mary Fat MccLish
Darline Sandoval
Emily Fowler
Mason Street
Radonna Kerr
Vivian Johnson
Franzene Stephens
Joyce Naramore
Lad McBride
Waltz
Donna Jean Martin
Betty Charlene Greaves
Charlene Shoemaker
Betty Jane Corn
Karen Swe Christie
Hume Garrett
Bartaria Jean Williams
Laura Ruth Godfrey
Barbara Jean Garrett
Mildred Lee M.knight
Wesley Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Beulah Phifer
Archie Campbel
James M. H. Callender
Alice Weit
Ellen Goodart
J. B. Pirtle
Dan H. Wilmot
J. E. Johns
Archie Campbell
Joe Palmer
Emmett Patteroa
D. J. Shrecengost
James M. H. Cuwlender
Ona Louise Rewell
Ellen Geoodart
Alice Webb
Nan Rasmus
1927 Bridges Hostess at 301 North Washington Avenue
Mrs. Harold H. Ball hosted a one o'clock luncheon at 301 North Washington Avenue with the 1927 Bridge Club. The tables featured white mums and the afternoon included cards following the meal with club members in attendance.
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Bridgers
H. H. Ball
Harold H. Ball
North
Washington Avenue
Bridge Club
Chas. S. Whitney
Charles S. Whitney, Jr
Michigan Avenue
Hallowe’en
Mmes
Harry D. Blake
Maudeline Crossen
Harvey A. Foerbaugh
Philip D. Wilson
B. F. Ross
W. W. Gowin
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Mrs. Whitney
Wool top futures dip as cotton and stocks slide in New York
New York Oct 31 prices show active wool futures down 15 to 17 points amid broker pressure and modest demand, with Dec at 103.0, May near 99.4. Galveston spot cotton steady to down three. New York cotton futures slump 4 to 8 points while middle spot near 9.30. Stocks close led by sizable declines in numerous companies including Allied Chemical, Goodyear, and Boeing as investors digest Mill accounts selling on Wall Street.
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New York
NEW York Cotton
Wall Street
Wall Street Rallies Fizzle As Market Sags At Noon
Stocks opened with a tentative rally but found little support as late selling pressed leaders down. Transfers reached 1,004,300 shares with a mid-day slump followed by minor recoveries led by Douglas Aircraft and United Aircraft with a mix of gains and losses among major issues including U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors and General Electric. Central Railroad of New Jersey weakened after filing under the federal bankruptcy act as Wheat rose and cotton fell in late trading.
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New York
Europe
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Curtiss-Wright
Douglas
Chicago
Spot cotton closes steady but down five points in New Orleans
New Orleans October 31 spot cotton trade closed steady five points lower with sales totaling 3,787 bales. Mid dling price reported at 9.18.
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New Orleans
Kiwanis Musical Treat Delights Roswell Club
Roswell Kiwanis Club members enjoyed a luncheon musical program led by soprano Mrs. Paul McEvoy who sang Sweet Heart and One Kiss with Lee Henrichs at the piano. Avalon Russ performed two songs and taps with her sister Mrs. McEvoy on piano. Leland Quantius was introduced as a new member. guests included Bill McAdoo of Carlsbad and John Oakes of Roswell. Dr. C M Biffert presided.
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Forest
Messrs
Mies
W. W. Akin
Robert L. Ball
Grady Welter
Helen Lee Robertson
Ann Crile
Fern Mearis
Mack Williams
John Powers
Sam Sherman
Mrs
Forest Sherman
Roswell
Carlsbad
John Oakes
C. M. Biffert
Red Premier Proposes End to War Over Poland
Ed Molotoff states there can be no question of restoring Poland and calls the continued war absurd for such a cause, signaling a shift in wartime policy discussions.
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Ed. Molotoff
Poland
Boy Causes Fire Start With Short Circuit at Home
Fire crews were called to 112 North Richardson last night after a short circuit filled the house with smoke. Firemen said a boy inserted an object into a socket causing the fault. The boy was not injured and there was no property damage.
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North Richardson
Artesia man charged with drunk driving in district court
Chester Wallace Mitchell, 30, of Artesia, faces a drunk driving charge in district court as an information filed yesterday. He was arrested by State Police Captain Nichols.
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Chester Wallace Mitchell
Artesia
Nichols
Safety block installation under way at county jail
Work began today by the Spring and Forging Company of Roswell to install a new safety block in the county jail. Plans were prepared prior to a grand jury recommendation, according to Henry Chewning, chairman of the county commissioners.
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Spring and
Roswell
Grand Jury
Henry Chewning
Building Permit for Bennett Remodel at 1010 East 2nd
A building permit was issued to A. G. Bennett for remodeling and repairs at 1010 East 2nd Street with a project value of $750. The notice confirms approvals and scope as listed in the permit record.
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A. G. Bennett
East 2Nd
New Mexico Weather Forecast Outlook
Fair tonight and Wednesday across New Mexico with little change in temperature. Winds light and variable with no precipitation expected. Highs near the seasonal average and overnight lows comfortable for late spring travel.
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New Mexico
Kansas City Livestock Market Report October 31
Kansas City livestock totals show hogs 2,500 saleable with prices steady to 10 higher. top 6.65 for select 180 350 lb hogs. Cattle saleable 6,500 total 7,500. calves 1,200 total 1,300. Light fed steers and yearlings steady. medium and heavy steers slow. Heifers firm. bulls and dealers unchanged. Stocker and feeder classes mostly steady. Lings 8.25 10.00. yearlings held higher. 10.00 for mixed yearlings good to choice. Cows 6.90. sausa go bulls to 6.50. Sh eep saleable 8,000. fat lamb bids steady natives to 9.00, westerns above 9.40. yearlings steady 6.00 6.50. top to shippers 6.60.
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Kansas City
USDA
Kansas
Boston Wool Market Quiet as Demand Dawdles
Boston buyers received inquiries for domestic wools on October 31 but closed only a few small sales. Three eighths and quarter blood bright fleeces sold at 46 to 47 cents grease delivered to users. Graded combing bright fleece sold near 48 cents grease. Bids around 95 cents scoured for French combing length fine territory wools in original bags, but purchases were mostly small odd lots at that price.
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Boston
Gsda
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago October 31 butter 571,271 unsettled. prices unchanged. Eggs 3,631 firm. fresh graded firsts 23 1/2, current receipts 21, refrigerator extras 18, standards 17 3/4, firsts 16 3/4. Other prices unchanged. Poultry live 55 trucks steady. White Rock springs 4 lbs up 14.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
U S Bonds and Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
U S bonds share closing prices across several issue series with figures for 3 1/4s 45-43 109.6 and other maturities. Chicago grain market reports Chicago Oct 31 close with wheat prices for December May and Des futures and corn bids.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Treasury
Chicago
Dee
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