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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
4
A long running Roswell tradition lists graduates and youths heading to colleges across the nation. The September exodus continues with students enrolled at New Mexico Military Institute, University of New Mexico, Texas colleges, Missouri schools, and many others. Readers may add missing names by calling during office hours.
Miss Louise Russell completed a six week motor journey with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cheek and Mrs. S M Cheek of Fresno California. They visited Niagara Falls Boston Washington Lake Junaluska and Tennessee and Kentucky relatives before returning home via the central route. East Grand Plains hosted a Sunday school party at the Wheeler home with A E Beesmer of Fremont as organizer in honor of M M Southworth and his class of young people.
The Olivet Study Club met at Mrs. J. E. Johns home for a regular session. Topics for the year include The Bible in Literature and its use in education with talks by Mrs. Richard D. Jones Mrs. E. R. Fall Mrs. Geo. N. Carothers and Mrs. C. N. Green.
Dues for the Roswell Woman’s Club 1933 34 are three dollars, with active solicitation led by Mrs M C Martin. Grace McDonald Phillips program chair announces musical afternoons social hours and speakers including Clinton P Anderson and L O Fullen. Also notes on local PTA events church activities and residents.
A society note recalls Dan H Cahoon celebrating his eleventh birthday with a supper party at the Country Club attended by Henry and David Thorne Elmer Webb Frank Bishop Bob Woodhead James Nicholas Carl Gibbany Benton and Junior Lusk Elkin L Franklin Jr Polly Pruit Helen Phillips Helen Marks Betty Jane Mullis Mildred French Betty and Jimmie Hamilton Helen Franklin Dorothy Dow Mrs Cahoon assisted by Mrs J E Moore Mrs Roy Daniel hosts a bridge luncheon guests Mapes White Dillard Wyatt H P Saunders Arthur Farnsworth Wilburn Hodges Thomas J Pearson E K Burkhart S M Mahone J G Osburn Jafa Miller D N Pope B F Rose Frank Seaverns M W Hodges G A Lipp J B Wonsetler E J Lusk Thomas J Hall Jay White W H Coulthard W H McCullough Miss Charlotte Fulton Miss Mary L White entertain complimenting Leta Kirk of Jarnet Kansas house guest of Miss Mabel Cahoon Miss Virginia Cooney leaves for Washington and Baltimore to attend Maryland College this winter ISO
Mrs James F Hinkle presided over the regular monthly SM Missionary Society meeting in church parlors yesterday afternoon. Mrs W C Pachly and Mrs E L Lyda led worship. topics were presented by Mrs Frank Mark and Mrs M H Henderson. Mrs Ernest Wilson played violin during the program, and social hour followed with light refreshments for 38 members.
Mrs. Howard Amason presided at the first fall meeting held at Mrs. Eva Marlow Cooper’s home. Devotions led by Mrs. Will Purdy and Mrs. 9. R. Haymaker featured songs by Mrs. C. C. Hill and Mrs. C. E. Anderson. Emmett CA Emmett directed the program on Upward Onward and Forward with Missionary Tidings topics presented by multiple members. Large turnout. Group II presented the program while Group I hosted and refreshments were served by several members.
Poes Annie Snorf returns from a Chicago vacation including the national B P W convention with relatives in Niles and Jackson Michigan. W T C U meets Friday at Westminster Hall at 2 30 for annual election, large attendance urged. L W Dry return from Albuquerque on business and pleasure. John Rhea drives to Denver with sister Veronica to attend college. Edwynne Hereford of Albuquerque visits dance host Virginia Hervey at 712 North Lea Ave.
First round matchups set for the Roswell Country Club Golf Tourney with Ike Stewart defending champion and medalist at 76. Players include Tom White Guy Nickson and John Poorbaugh among others. round byes noted and matches to be completed by next Sunday. Also a tax limit amendment meeting at Berrendo School led by Dan H Wilmot with Dr A Crile as chairman.
A woman driver and a sentry at the Gallup American mine were involved in an incident with no arrests. Evictions reached 28 households as 19 more were removed for alleged agitator status. A 15‑member Miners Union committee left for Santa Fe to meet Governor Seligman and present grievances. Brig. Gen. Wood ordered guards to curb highway picketing on U S Route 66 at the mine, while Civil Liberties Union attorney Edward Tittman advised the miners to keep patrolling state land.
In a lengthy conference with Hull Swan son Standley and other officials, plans discussed rapid Marine deployment to Cuba. Standley indicated six hours if by air, with Quan tico movement by train. Also noted miner counts and ongoing NLB inquiry.
A crowd estimated at 2000 visited the opening night of the O. S. Brown Grocery at the southwest corner of Fourth and Richardson Roswell. The store features an 100 by 36 foot floorplan with steel trusses and fixtures, an enlarged meat department and an auto service station in the rear. Favors were given to visitors and bouquets greeted Mr and Mrs Brown from local firms.
John H. Mullis joins Kenneth Balcomb and W. A. Sutherland on a speaking tour in New Mexico to advocate a constitutional amendment capping the state tax rate at 20 mills. The trio will visit Carrizozo Alamogordo Deming Lordsburg and Silver City with Mullis accompanying to Silver City and returning to Roswell.
Eastern New Mexico State Fair directors plan the largest opening day parade with a Queen of the Fair crown. Opening day is October 18 with floats and queen candidates from entrants. prizes 100 50 and 25. A Baby Parade, Old Timers Day and Zeigler Carnival amusements are set, with M I T battalion leading the parade. Directors listed include H A Woorbaugh Fra Marks Myron Prager John W Hall and others.
The passage discusses realigning the NRA organization to handle administrative and enforcement duties as its work progresses. It notes the shift in importance of these duties with the ending of the intensive blue eagle phase. The focus appears on organizational restructuring at a national level.
A Labor Day discussion on a mobile code provision allowing merit based hiring prompts union opposition. William Green of the AFL seeks removal of this clause while Johnson considers pursuing an interpretation from Attorney General Cummings. Record Want-Ads Get Result.
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