East Grand Plains Coterie Club Sees Fall Meeting
Mrs E R Duvall opened her home for the East Grand Plains Coterie fall meeting Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a travelogue by Mrs C H Cul dice, a contest won by Mrs Glenn Wheeler with Mrs Will Hall as runner up, special music, and guest list of local members. Refreshments were served by Mrs Duvall and helpers.
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E. Grand Plains Coterie
E. R. Duvall
East Grand Plains
Will Eccles
C. H. Culdice
B. F. Heinie
Glenn Wheeler
Will Hall
Lawrence D. Wheeler
Annie Lou Alexander
Duvall
N. E. Whitney
Albert Watson
Mmes
R. W. Drysdale
W. R. Eccles
M. E. Ewell
Thomas Fee
Sara Hobson
Albert Hobson
Emery Hurtt
T. J. Jackson
William M. Kennedy
J. D. Kennedy
J. A. Lanier
E. L. Morris
Hisses Inez Southworth
Hazel Hobson
Pauline Watson
Louise Duvall
Ethel Weaver
Eastern Star Shower for Masonic Temple Kitchen
A two act burlesque on Eastern Star and Masonic members entertained over 150 Stars and Masons at the Masonic Temple. Miss Gertrude Lane directed the playlet with a cast including C. A. Marley and L. P. Richart, and gifts for the temple kitchen were collected as refreshments were served. Local events note engagements, travels, and upcoming society gatherings across Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Gertrude Lane
Mmes. C. A. Marley
L. P. Richart
F. E. Plyte
M. H. Henderson
Donald Illespie
Russel Bird
O. N. Wher Tett
D. E. Keeney
James Duthie
Maurine Pomate
Temple
Roswell
Ten Years Ago Socials Across Roswell and Nearby Towns
Ten years ago today Roswell high graduates Miss Mary Gibbany and others were teaching in Elida Cushing Oklahoma Abilene Kansas Santa Fe East Grand Plains. The group included Miss Bess Siagslip and Miss Anne Herron. Ben F Rose Jr hosted a 55 guest supper dance at the Country Club with Mrs Rose and guests. Mary Frances Joyce John Joyce III and others attended Maucl Cahoon’s Smith College friend Leta Kirk event. The Wiseleys returned from Danville Illinois. Day White ranch visitors and friends from Carlsbad joined the summer guests. Mr and Mrs Sam Lusk Fay Garrett of Carlsbad announce the birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chums
Clara Lambeth
Jean Amonett
Ona Louise Rowell
Marjorie White
Edith Coppedge
Maxine Blackmar
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Ruth Jean Smith
J. L. Williams
Bill Hanagan
Eugene Allison
David Dunn
Harry Barnes
Joe Bob Nickson
Ted Townsend
Joe Harper
Bob Tarbell
Jim Marks
Jay Amason
Bernard Ginsberg
Mary Louise Mitchell
Martha Connor
Jean Cauhope
Edna Maltbone
Frances Jew
Mary Gibbany
Elida High School
Hester Anderson
Cushing, Oklahoma
Gladys FitzGerald
Abilene Kansas
Bess Siagslip
Santa Fe
Anne Herron
East Grand Plains
Roswell High School
Mary Frances Joyce
John R. Joyce Iil
J. D. Merchant
Fancher Bell
Carlsbad
Maucl Cahoon
Smith College
Leta Kirk
Garnett
Kansas
Twenty First Birthday Dinner For Dan Cahoon
The twenty first birthday anniversary of Dan H Cahoon was celebrated with a seven o'clock dinner at the Cahoon home 612 North Kentucky Avenue. The loggia dinner featured a gray damask cloth ruby crystal table setting, and a cake bearing 20 and 1 on top. Attendees included Cadet Lieut Hershal Jones Cadet Roy Jones Jr Cadet Curry Ned Vaughan W W Phillips Jr Mrs Roberta Bradley Marcus Dr Chet Snyder Miss Helen Phillips Miss Mabel Cahoon and Mr and Mrs Cahoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Cahoon
E. A. Cahoon
Lieut
Hershal Jones
Roy Jones Jr
Curry Ned Vaughan
Roberta Bradley-Marcus
Chet Snyder
Los Angeles
Helen Phillips
Mabel Cahoon
Civil War Looms Over Cuba As U S Warships Move
At Quantico the Seventh Marine Regiment is reported fully organized and ready to go to Cuba. Navy destroyers are ordered to Cuba joining an American force expected to intervene to protect U S lives and property as Cuba faces political crisis and possible civil war.
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Quantico, Va
Cuba
Marine Barracks
Quantico
Seventh Marine Regiment
Richard P. Williams
Washington
Coast Guard
Hampton Roads
Havana
United States
Bainbridge
Richmond
Menocal
Swanson
Indianapolis
Navy
Overton
Panama Canal Zone
Isle of Pines
Cuban
Loss of Life and Damage From Storm Across Border Vale
Red Cross reports 24 deaths and hundreds injured after destructive winds. About 3,750 families destitute and 4,009 homes destroyed. Fatalities include Harlingen, San Benito, Rio Hondo, Port Isabel, Matamoros. Weather clears. repairs resume. citrus crop valued at roughly 6.0 million dollars ruined. cotton leveled. Army unit took over emergency hospitals and began inoculations to prevent epidemics.
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Red Cross
Harlingen
San Benito
Rio Hondo
Port Isabel
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Monterrey
Border
Winter Garden
The
United
Rio Grande flood crest eyed for Roma Texas today
The international boundary commission was advised that the Rio Grande flood crest from heavy Pecos rains will reach Roma at 1 p m today. The crest alone is not deemed dangerous but could cause damage if joined by a San Juan flood crest. San Juan locals near Rio Grande City were swelled by hurricane squalls and rains from Monterrey to Laredo.
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Aso
Texas
International Boundary Commission
Rio Grande
Pecos River
Roma
Tex
San Juan
Rio Grande City
Monterrey
Laredo
Luncheon at Brooks Cafe Compliments Esteemed Guest
Mrs. Leland C. Fellows hosted a high noon luncheon at Brooks Cafe honoring Miss Lucile Cruse and Miss Nell Hill. The event celebrated the upcoming marriage of Mrs. Iva Armstrong-Taylor to Allen Richardson with covers set for the honoree and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Cruse
Bridge
Iva Armstrong-Taylor
Allen Richardson
Carlsbad
Leland C. Fellows
Brooks Cafe
Nell Hill
Mines
Stanley W. Lodewick
Marvin
Harold H. Ball
Robert Bear
Texas Traffic Drives New Mexico Road Plans
Santa Fe reports Frank Butt of Albuquerque, chair man of the state highway commission, says Texas provides most automobile travel and New Mexico seeks road improvements to accommodate Texas traffic. Carlsbad Caverns records show 55 percent of 2,000 cars from Texas, Taos has twice as many Texas plates as other states. He calls New Mexico Texas playground and says gains from Texas traffic offset losses.
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Santa Fe
Frank Butt
Albuquerque
State Highway Commission
el Paso
Texas
Carlsbad Caverns
Taos
Inspection tour eyed state parks near Roswell
On an inspection trip Ross L. Malone joined George R. Ball from the state engineers office to survey the mountains west of Roswell for possible state parks. Ball had studied the Bottomless Lakes region yesterday. Any parks would be financed with public works funds if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross L. Malone
George R. Ball
State Engineers Office
Roswell
Mr. Ball
Back To Office After Illness at District Attorney Office
Lake J. Frazier assistant district attorney returned to work after a brief illness. He was absent yesterday but resumed duties today, signaling a quick recovery for the county legal team.
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Lake J. Frazier
Deadlock deepens as miners seek troop withdrawal in New Mexico
Governor Seligman outlined a conditions picture and will let the labor board judge. He planned Santa Fe talks with state NRA board, with possible discussion of the strike but no suggestions offered. Picketing continues with no major incidents. authorities investigate stone throwing at nonunion workers and a sentry. Brig. Gen. Wood denies disarming coal company guards, deputized as special county officers by Sheriff Roberts. A 15 miners committee led by Mrs Martha Roberts was to visit the governor to seek troop withdrawal.
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Seligman
Labor Board
Santa Fe
NRA Board
Osborne C. Wood
Coal Company
National Guard
Sherif D. W. Roberts
Martha Roberts
Battle over 20 mill tax limitation in New Mexico
A special campaign statement notes Farm Holiday Association and State Federation of Taxpayers endorse Amendment No. 4 to cap property taxes at 20 mills. It cites endorsements by Wool Growers and Cattle Growers, warns of property sales for delinquent May taxes, and predicts a needed special session if approved to revise state revenues and fund schools and liquor revenues.
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New Mexico Farm Holiday Association
State Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Strike Meeting Beat Albuquerque
Mayor Clyde Tingley granted permission for a National Miners Union mass meeting in Albuquerque on Friday night to protest troop use in the Gallup coal strike area. Principal speakers include Martha Roberts and Pat Toohey, with Robert H. LaFollette presiding. The event centers on freedom of speech and civil rights.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
National Miners Union
Gallup
Martha Roberts
Pat Toohey
Robert H. LaFollette
Tri-state Conservation Association formed in Southwest
Albuquerque reports a new tri state conservation association covering New Mexico Arizona and Texas. Co M Botts of Albuquerque is president and Fred Gibson of Superior Arizona is vice president. The group serves as a clearing house for conservation issues including game forests and watersheds.
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Albuquerque
N. M
State Game Protective Association
Carlsbad
Co. M. Botts
Fred Gibson
Superior, Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Carelessness in Asking Home Loans Cited in New Mexico
E C Robertson state home loan administrator in Albuquerque warned applicants to sign letters for home loans and write legible names. Several letters lacked signatures or had unreadable signatures, prompting the request for clearly signed correspondence from borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
E. C. Robertson
Ferguson Calls Texas Legislature to Special Session
Governor Miriam A Ferguson announced an extraordinary session of the Texas Legislature to begin September 14 in Austin. The move aims to address issues facing the state and push legislation through the urgent agenda.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Tingley declines Albuquerque postmaster role
Mayor Clyde Tingley has refused to be considered for the appointment as postmaster of Albuquerque to succeed Berthold Spitz, who died recently.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Berthold Spitz
Oil firm withholds data from industry planning group
Reports from Washington indicate Standard Oil of New Jersey refused to provide information to the planning and coordinating committee of the oil industry assembled there. The move signals friction between a major producer and the industry task force as it works on coordinated reports and projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
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Grace Thorpe
Inez Marley
Artesia
W. 5. French
Miss Ruth French
Charles Horne
Miss French
First National Bank
Horne
State Highway Department
Cc. M.farnsworth
Arthur L. Farnsworth
Colorado
C. M. Farnsworth
Fayette
Ohio
Washington Avenue
Hial K. Cobean
Cobean
Hial Kenyon Cobean Jr
Roy Robinson
Northwest
Robinson
Willie McClinton
West Fifth
St. Peters Catholic Church
R. M. Tigner
West Deming
Mary L. White
Girl Scout
Donald Wilkins
Roswell Daily Record
Chicago
Thomas B. Shearman
T. L. Gardner Jr
Boulder
University of Colorado
Rainbow Assembly
Uelock
Westminster Hall
J. D. Atwood
Gladys Clark
North Kentucky Avenue
Hilton Hotel
New Mexico Military Institute
Cahoon Armory
H. V. Butcher
Coldwater
John Cave
Ann Cabber
California
T. L. Gardner
H. C. Henderson
Mary
Frances McClure
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church South
Mrs
Jay Stockard
Babe
Kate Robinson
la Fonda Hotel
Florence Robinson
Price and Company
Miss Robinson
Sena
Mary Jane Robinson
Will Robinson
Ben F. Rose Jr
F. Rose
Prager Miller
W. B. Lyman
Irby
Lawson
W. E. Wiseley
Danville, Illinois
Sam Lusk Nee
Fay Garrett
America
ABC Secret Society
Mario G. Menocal
de’ RR
Cris
de Cespedes
ABC
OCR R
Gerardo Machado
Ct. S
McFarland
Sturtevant
Santiago
Roosevelt
Island
Guba
Theodore Roosevelt
Latin America
Lie Grande
Kay
Francis
Lyle Talbot
Stevens M
Edmund Lowe
Wynne Gipson
Melvyn
Douglas
Tala Birell
Nagana
Maynard “Trail Drive
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Butt
Elizabeth Sutter
N. Lea
Conservation Association
Tingley
Aki
Sally Rand
Standard
Jersey
North Richardson
Min
Bill
Marie
Wallace
Beery
Annie
S.S.S
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