Ladies' Aid Society annual meeting and appeals
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church met at A J Nisbet’s home as treasurer reports a $1000 treasury. Members discussed church needs and urged future participation, inviting new workers while noting the deaths of two former members. Officers for the next year were elected and a social hour followed. Also printed are legal notices from the Territory of New Mexico including Pecos Valley Cement and Plaster Company incorporation details and a real estate bargain ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First, Presbyterian Church
A. J. Nisbet
Par Ivy
Gardiner
Iranus
M. M. Holt
A. Baker
C. E. Lukens
V. P
J. H. Wail
E.F. Hayslip
E. H. Gamble
Names of Teachers Receiving First Grade Certificates
Examination results list teachers awarded first and second grade certificates by the board of examiners in alphabetical order. Names include Jesszie Haston T R McAnally T G Rodgers Susie Salling J Stilwell Sadie Willeford and Jose White. second grade nombres include Cora Audraine Lydia Bowman Daisy Babcock Eddie Carter Susie Owan Marie Cooper Clara Maison Nettie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Examiners
Jesssie B. Haston
T. R. McAnally
T. G. Rodgers
Susie Salling
Stilwell
Sadie Willeford
Iose KE. White
Cora Audraine
Lydia Bowman
Daisy Babcock
Eddie Carter
Susie Owan
Marie Cooper
Clara [Aison
Nettie’ Hall
Payton Drug Co and Local Notices Pack Roswell Briefs
Entries include a business formation filing for Payton Drug Co in Roswell New Mexico with a 50 year term, signatories Baldwin Ririe and Daugherity, and witnesses. Also small town notices from Navesink Highlands about a horse race postponement and a land ad offering 320 acres with irrigation, plus Coulter and Co inviting visitors to North Main stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Baldwin
Alexander A. Ririe
Walter M. Daugherity
Roswell
New Mexico
County of
Chaves
Walter M
Fall Hat Styles Arrive at Roswell Hatters
Roswell hat shop introduces new fall styles with stiff hats. Shoppers can preview advance designs at this Men’s Furnishers store, highlighting a ready display and brand identity for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Unclear Characters View in Roswell Show Window Scene
Four figures named Foxy Grandpa Gloomy Gus and Happy Hooligan rest at China Hall with a local deputy to supervise Happy Hooligan. The scene includes a stray alligator purse wrapper with 820 dollars, lost in Pecos valley, offering a liberal reward for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxy Grandpa
Gloomy
Gus
Happy Hooligan
China Hall
Happy
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Roswell Eyes Fruit Exhibit for Albuquerque Fair
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell of Albuquerque visited Roswell and urged sending a fruit exhibit to the Albuquerque fair. He predicts rapid Pecos Valley growth and notes Roswell’s potential to become a major southwest town with Santa Fe Central service likely soon. Roswell residents pledge to cooperate with traffic arrangements if exhibit plans materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hubbell
Albuquerque
Roswell
Hubbell
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annual Report
of Ladies’ Aid Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Territory of
L. J. W. Ravnelds
Nee ‘Mexico
Gielock
Adignet
Adp
Pecos Valley Cement and Plaster Company
A. D
J. W. Raynolds
Geo. A. Fleming
The
Pecos Valley Cement and Plas
Ter Company
James M. Hervey
Pecos Valley Cement and Plaster
W. Raynolds
Graham and Brown
Tion
Payton Drug Co
North Main
Walter M.daugherity
Ruth Kessler
Daily Record
Navesink Highlands
N. J
Terest
Western Union
T. J. Burton
Thurber
Texas
Mr. Burton
Fairgrounds
M Smith
George Ca‘zier
Luteius Dills
W. M. Atkinson
L. D. Danenberg
Richey and Defreest
North Main Street
Court House Park
Coulter and CO
Frank Hubbell
Albuquerque Fair
BODS
J. A. Wallace & Son
Louis the
Forstad & Johnson
Grogery