Missouri Avenue PTA Opens Year with Meeting and Reception
Women from the Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association concluded a busy first evening of activities at the school. John Blea chaired the session, committees were named, a budget set for 1939 40, and a Chuck Wagon supper announced for Friday at the Fair Grounds. Rob ert Burdette and Dorothy Deason performed solos as Mrs. George Zimmerman urged parent attendance and unity with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association
John Blea
C. R. Greaves
Raymond Smith
A. D. Jones
Bernard O. Greenwade
Tom Mann
R. M. Watt
Burr Powell
George Clark
Fair Grounds
P. W. Thorson
Sullivan
Vandercook
Robert Burdette
Riano
Dorothy Deason
George Zimmerman
PTA
James D. Shinkle
Missouri Avenue Pta
Missouri Avenue
Tuesday Club Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon at New Home
The Tuesday Sewing Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. J Bennett Allison 107 North Missouri Avenue for a one o'clock covered dish luncheon. Tea towel place cards and embroidered favors decorated the lace dining table while towels were hemmed. Mrs. Allison and daughter Ruth served a refreshing drink as plans were made for a garden party at Mrs. W M Guy's home on Friday September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett Allison
North
Missouri Avenue
Allison
Ruth Allison
W. M. Guy
Mmes. D. N. Pope
L. P. Richart
Claude Simpson
Grady Welter
Harrison Williams
Wilbur S. Hodges
D. J. Shrecengost
William T. Guy
W. W. Akin
Claude M. Allison
NYA forms resident project at New Mexico Normal University
State NYA administrator H Y Atherton announced a nine month resident project at New Mexico Normal University employing 50 youths. Roy Blankley, a former UNM student, will serve as camp director while students attend classes. The workers will build an athletic stadium.
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Albuquerque
N. M
NYA
H. Y. Atherton
New Mexico Normal University
Roy Blankley
University of New Mexico
Today Twenty Four Years Ago Roswell Record Notes Weddings and Birthdays
Twenty four years ago Ruth Smock announced her approaching marriage to Hamilton Tobin of Vinton Iowa set for September 29. The event followed a Girls Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at Ruth Smock’s home with many friends in attendance. Additional items include Merrie Wives dinner at the Gilder Hotel with families listed and a ninth birthday party for Jimmy Johnson. The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Morris Price was celebrated at their North Kentucky Avenue home with a seven o clock dinner and a guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Howe
J. J. Rodden
McKinley Norman
R. H. Carter
Mmes
Charles N. Green
E. F. Hedgecoxe
Naomi B. Burnett
Charles A. Porter
H. F. Brenan
Clyde Gant
W. A. McCloud
Earl F. Hall
Anaa Nihart
Nina Cullen
Etta Lannom
Martha Cowan
Carter
Christian Church Group
Woman’s Association of First Chrstian Church
Joe Dekker
J. Q. Cummins
Cora Ray
Ed S. Gibbany
R. V. Young
C. E. Boothe
J. D. Hill
Ernest Carper
E. H. Hicks
Home Circle Club
Home Circle Sewing Club
Ben Walker
Tom Didlake
Avalon Russ
Paul McEvoy
Janet Lee Fleehart
A. E. Fleehart
Miss Russ
Genevieve Cooney
Frances Schultz
Marion Roney
Marcsline Schaubel
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Frances Kite Smyrl
Sally Miller
Lucile Hanagan
Jean Amis
Lady Dee Jones
Bianda Greenwade
Zeeveld
Bridge
Herbert E. Zeeveld
North Lea Avenue
Ruth Smock
Hamilton Tobin
Vinton
Iowa
W. S. Smock
Mildred Martin
Jane Carson
Sophie Church
Echo Sain
Gladys Jolly
Kate Bean
Susie May Winston
Mary Cooper
Eva Young
Nina. Rockafellow
Myra Martin
Edward A. Theile
Henry Schwartz
John P. Cauhope
Grace T. Bear
Merrie
New Gilder Hotel
J. E. Gilkerson
J. R. Ray
R. E. Winger
Mabel Smith
W. S. Stine
J. B. Herbst
Morris Price
Price
North
Kentucky Avenue
W. S. Pryer
Sidney Prager
Willard
Louis
Myron Prager
Ella Prager
H. Goslin
Central Mothers Club Plans 1915 16 Fine Program
Mrs. George A. Lipp, president, leads Central Mothers Club in unveiling a fine program for 1915-16. Committee members Mmes Huff, Bear, Zink, Tomlinson Fort, and Col. and Mrs. I H Elliott arrive from nearby Dexter. Wade Corn and B C Roney return from six weeks motor trip to California via El Paso. Mr and Mrs Frank B Coe and family of Glencoe stay in town for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Mothers Club
George A. Lipp
Mmes
H. M. Huff
Grace T. Bear
George Zink
Tomlinson
Wade Corn
B. C. Roney
el Paso
California
Frank B. Coe
Glencoe
Coach Robert R. Brown Returns to NMMI
Coach Robert R. Brown arrives from Louisiana to resume his position at New Mexico Military Institute, taking over the football program amid renewed team leadership and local expectations for improved performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Brown
Louisiana
New Mexico Military Institute
Hollywood From The Inside By An Extra Girl
An Extra Girl reports on Gabby Hayes visiting Wellesville New York on his first hometown trip in twenty years. Douglas Fairbanks Jr is being courted by RKO for Primrose Path with Ginger Rogers. MGM gets navy approval for Thunder Afloat about U.S. submarines. Roy Rogers stars in Republics Jeepers Creepers in a rare non cowboy part. Brian Donlevy tightens facial hair for Destry Rides Again at Universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Gabby) Hayes
Wellesville
New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
RKO
Ginger Rogers
Rogers
Brian Donlevy
Destry
Universal
Col Roscoe Turner Retires After 300 Mile Race Victory
Col Roscoe Turner, 43, from Chicago, reached 282.536 miles per hour to win the Thompson trophy race yesterday, completing his third 300 mile victory and announcing retirement from competitive racing after 12 years in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Col
Roscoe Turner
Auto Overturns South of Dexter in Collision
An auto driven by J L Jetton of Lake Arthur overturned two miles south of Dexter after colliding with a car driven by P H Reed of Dexter. Neither driver was injured and both cars suffered heavy damage. Jetton attempted to pass as Reed turned left. Marriage licenses were issued to Tom J Banks and Ruby Mae Langford, both of Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jetton
Lake Arthur
P. H. Reed
Dexter
Jetton
Sheriff’s Department
Reed
Tom J. Banks
Ruby Mae Langford
Lubbock
Kansas City livestock market mixed as hogs rise and cattle gain
In Kansas City on September 6, hogs totaled about 1,000 with demand strong and uneven trade advancing 50 to 75 cents, later session up 1.00 to 1.50. top 8.75 for 180-270 lb hogs. Cattle and calves trade active across most classes with gains 25 to 50 cents, two loads of steer pairs up to 11.35, vealers at 9.00 to 10.50, and sheep markets unsettled with higher requests, Colorado lambs holding above 10.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado Spring
New York Stocks Lose Steam After War Boom
Wall Street trading softened after a sharp rally as profits were taken across sectors. Heavy selling in the forenoon dragged major issues down, with some recovery midday and mixed results by closing. Rails, motors, copper and aircraft faced pressure, while utilities and chemicals steadied. volume neared 3.9 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Exchange
Congress
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown General Motors
Chrysler
Anaconda
American Smelting
International Harvester
J.T. Case
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
du Pont
Union Carbide
South Porto Rico Sugar
Philip Morris
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
North American
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Johns Manville
Soft & American Can
U. S
Chicago
Amsterdam
Aluminum of America
Gulf Oil
Lockheed
Humble Oil
Jones and Laughlin
Newmont Mining
Sherwin, Williams
Standard Steel Spring
N. J. Zinc
Chicago dairy and produce prices on Sept 6
Chicago price report shows butter at 1 651 542 firm creamery 93 score 26 3 4 27 1 4 92 26 1 4 91 25 1 4 90 25 89 24 88 23 90 centralized carrots 25 1 4 Eggs 10 741 firm fresh graded extra firsts local 17 3 4 cars 18 firsts local 17 cars 17 1 4 current receipts 15 1 2 storage packed firsts 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaska
Allegheny
al Chem & Dye
Smelt & KH
Cess
Ea Eat
Ics
al Seti i i
Aviation Corp
Peer CG
Boeing Airplane
Borg Warner
Coline
Colgate Palm Fi
Col Fuel & Iron
Congoleum Nairn
Itis
Eaee
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wrieht
Dowinglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Firestone T & R
Goddrich
Goodyear T & R
Tioustom
Ae Howe
Tames Teves
Grae
Johns Manville
Libby
Montgom Ward
Brute Cot
Sn Ns Cs
Am Aviation
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Oa Wa Ps
Owens Ill Glass
Pac Gas & Elec
Park Utah
Phelps Dodge
Radio Corp of Am
Keith Orph
Cal Edison
Syerry Corp
Stewart Wit
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Ivik
Ieees
Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas Gulf Sylph
Trans & West Air
United Air Lines
United Gas Imp
Aloe
U & Pipe & Pury
US Smelt R&m
Vwaenadihim Coty
Warner Bros Pict
West Vellom Tel
Westingh Air Br
Woolworth(fw
Worthington P & M
Yellow Tr & Coach
Pedatas
Youngst Sh & T
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Slightly on Sept 6
Spot cotton closed steady and 15 points higher with sales of 7,542 bales. Prices: low middling 8.13, middling 9.38, good middling 9.73. Receipts 9,731 and stock 381,287 in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Boston Wool Market Sees Further Price Advances
Boston wool market today shows excited buying with many houses withdrawing offerings or selling only limited quantities at higher prices. Territory wools sold 78-80 cents scoured, 70 cents for half blood French combing, 72 cents for 3/8 blood. greases top at 33-35 cents with grades from Delaine to quarter blood. Early and late bids varied, with late asks generally above sales close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Wool
Boston
USDA
Territory
Delaine
New York Cotton closes higher on futures
New York cotton futures closed 19 to 25 points higher on September 6. Last October 8.99, December 8.87 to 8.88, January 8.35, March 8.72 to 8.74, May 8.57, July 8.40 to 8.43. Middling spot priced at 9.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jly
New York Wool Tops Trade Volume on Record
Wool top futures in New York set an all time trading volume with over 2,006,000 pounds exchanged. The market rose 26 to 33 points but faded from early highs due to profit taking and liquidation. Oct 99.8, Dec 99.9, Jan 98.5. spot standard tops 105.0 up 4.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago grain closes with wheat corn and oats futures
Chicago on September 6 reports grain prices with wheat at 86 3/8 for Sep and 86 7/8 for Dec, May 87 5/8. corn 57 3/4 Sep, 58 5/8 Dec, 61 1/8 May. oats 39 3/8 Sep, 38 5/8 Dec, 39 1/8 May.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Womens Church Groups
Baptist B. P. W
Baptist Business and Professional Women’s
Etta Lanner
C. N. Gant
Joe
Berrendo Womans Club
Berrendo Woman’s Club
Guy M. Rowe
East Second Street
H. C. Allison
M. H. Madigan
Rowe
Rotary
Mmes M. M. Chambers
E. H. Hitchcock
Corrine Lambeth
J. A. Emmerson
George Perrine
E. Roberts
Leonard Tow
Emory Hurtt
Robert Glock
Guy Rowe
Lcs al
Clinton P. Anderson
Chaves County
Grace McDonald Phillips
San Francisco
C. D. Bonney
Donald Shadinger
Donald
Abilene
Kansas
Cecil Bonney
Gay
Coronado Beach
Shadingers
Coronado
West Coast
Mr. Bonney
Clifford M. Kelley
Colorado
Salt Lake
Utah
Oregon
Mr. Kelley
Bakersfield
Grand Canyon
Harry Dillingham
Harry
Innis
Texas
Ross Brown
Dillingham
Mrs. Brown
E. R. Palmer
Tucson
Arizona
Palmer
Mary I. Palmer
Gladys
Neva Palmer
Pete Louisienna
Caprock Ranch
Donald Phillips
Mike
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mrs. Phillips
Epworth League of
Trinity Methodist Church
Will C. Lawrence
New York Life Insurance Company
Byron Lowrey
Southwest General Hospital
del Norte Hotel
Roswell
Oscar Jacobson
Amarillo
Mr. Jacobson
Winston Daniel
Chester Walker
Carlsbad
Walden Bassett
J. Walden Bassett
Bassett
South
Michigan Avenue
John Allen Phinizy
Robert E. Daughtry
Cecil T. Naramore
Ross L. Malone, Jr
Lea Rowland
Lawrence Wolfe
Lupe ‘the
From
Mexico
Donald Woods Leon Errol Linda Hayes
Donald Mac Bride
Pecos
OLD
Fiddlers
Robt
Benchley
Virginia Field
Lionel AT Will
Barbara O'Neill
C. Aubrey Smith
Today & Thurs
Eos
Jimmy Johnson
S. G. Johnson
Bill Hurd
Harris Bemis
Fay
Verdi Gill
Eleanor Stine
Dorothy Day
C. R. Young
Jean and
Ruth Askren
Francis Montgomery
Lincoln Whiteman
Margery
C. J. Leland
Z Jr
Norman Gross
Bert Crow
Mary Jane Robinson
Mary Margaret
Elizabeth Tigner
Haynes Burrus
Jack Hanny
Mack Wells
Dayton
Mills Talmage
Doris Brown
Blanch McCoy
Eleanor Day
Sylvester Johnson
Colonel
Mrs. I. H. Elliott
Hollywood
Col. Turner
Kansas City Livestock
Treasury
Federal Farm Mtg
Alum Co Am
Ark Nat Gas
Carrier Corp
Duval Tex Sul
el Bend & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Lockheed Aire
NJ Zinc
Seiberling
Texon Oil & L
Galveston
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