Young Womans Missionary Guild Meets at First Christian Church
The September supper meeting of The Young Womans Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church was held in the church annex. Hostesses were Mmes. M. D. Trout, A. B. Corum, Clifford R. Ferrin, George Owens. Mrs. Bob Crosby presided, and devotional was led by Mrs. George N. Carothers. Aims for the year were presented by Grace Hudson, Arlene Gibbany, L. J. Vauchelet, and E. R. Ball. Members and guests attended, with a large list of Mmes. and Misses named among the attendees.
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Young Womans Guild
First Christian Church
Young Womans Missionary Guild
The
Mmes. M. D. Trout
A. B. Corum
Clifford R. Ferrin
George Owens
Bob Crosby
George N. Carothers
Grace Hudson
Arlene Gibbany
L. J. Vauchelet
E. R. Ball
Mmes
George P. Owens
Charles Cleek
W. L. Fulcher
Minor Huffman
Roger S. Sprecker
Donald Kester
Maurice Trout
W. A. Thompson
Powhatan
Presbyterian S S Council Meets John Knox House
The Sunday School Council of the First Presbyterian Church met at John Knox House to plan Rally Day on October first and promotions on September twenty fourth. Dr Ver Kuyl of the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education will spend a week with the Roswell church starting Sunday September 24. Attendees included W C Garges Clyde Quigley Rev LeRoy Thompson Major John McClure Edward C Gessert Mmes E F Hayslip R R Lund W R Wilkins Miss Catherine Huntley.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Knox House
Ver Kuyl
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Roswell Church
W. C. Garges
Clyde Quigley
LeRoy Thompson
John McClure
Edward C. Gessert
Mmes
E. F. Hayslip
R. R. Lund
W. R. Wilkins
Catherine Huntley
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Boswell Home
Mrs James V Duffin presided over the Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary gathering yesterday at Mrs Thornton H Boswell home. Guest speaker Miss Grace Leigh Scott spoke on the importance of spiritual training of children. Rev Le Roy Thompson described his probation officer work. Refreshments were served after the social hour by Mrs D N Pope and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Duffin
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Thornton H. Boswell
Grace Leigh Scott
LeRoy Thompson
D. N. Pope
D. N. Wherrett
John E. Smith
James V., Dustin
Thomas J. Hall
D. C. Lundgren
A. H. Jankes
Vance R. Wilkens
R. Hochhalter
F. P. Spencer
Donald Gillespie
George Nachand
Charles P. Miller
Donald Dye
H. A. Poorbaugh
L. P. Richart
F. L. Austin
Rolla’ R. Hinkle
George Zimmerman
O. N. Wherrett
Catherine Huntly
Miss Scott
Rev
Institute Bridge Club Hosts at NM Institute Campus
Mrs. G. L. Erwin entertained the Institute Bridge Club this afternoon at her campus home with colorful arrangements of asters dahlias and zinnias. After games a salad course was served to Mines and fourteen other members including Frank J. Thompson Thomas M. Klieck ner and T. V. Price.
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George L. Erwin
Institute Bridge Club
New Mexico Military Institute
Frank J. Thompson
Thomas M. Klieckner
T. V. Price
Charles F. Ward
Ralph D. Morrison
Clark E. Storm
L. T. Godfrey
H. P. Saunders
Charles S. Whitney Jr
Harry D. Blake
LeRoy O. Smith
John C. Kost
James R. Kelly
F. L. Austin
H. Bruce Griffith
Louis Falconi
Haymaker
L. T. Lewis
First Christian Church
West Sixth Street
Lewis
Mines
O. R. Haymaker
H. C. Roberts
B. B. Wilson
George H. Hill
Howard Amason
Robert W. Mitchell
Maude Jacobi
Malcolm Sale
Grant Knox
Frank Talmage
Will Pu
Woman's Bible Class Elects New Officers at First Christian Church
The Woman's Bible Class of the First Christian Church held their annual meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. E. S. Wood presiding. E. H. Hicks was elected president. Jennie Ashenhurst and Cora Ray, vice presidents. Laura Parks secretary-treasurer. C. E. Boothe teacher. D. P. Titus assistant teacher. Members present included Cora Ray and others.
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Woman's Bible
First Christian Church
E. S. Wood
E. H. Hicks
Jennie Ashenhurst
Cora Ray
Laura Parks
C. E. Boothe
D. P. Titus
Mmers
T. A. Harrison
D. B. Titus
H. B. Dawson
J. M. Williams
A. F. Madison
Ben Pendergrass
Ten Years Ago At Mrs Davidson’s Bridge Luncheon
Ten years ago today Mrs Ella Davidson hosted a bridge luncheon complimenting her niece Eleanor Church ahead of her September marriage to Richard M. Harrison of Phoenix. Guests included Frances Bradley Mabel Cahoon Eleanor Bedell Mary White and many others. The Club of Ten met at Hotel Gilder with Mrs C E Mason presiding and a Harding memorial program.
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Ella Davidson
Bridge
Eleanor Church
Richard M. Harrison
Phoenix
Frances Bradley
Mabel Cahoon
Eleanor Bedell
Mary L. White
Frances Seay
Clara Phinizy
Annette
Stella Jacobson
Eileen
Sophie Church
Mmes
Francis Pool
W. C. Davidson
Thomas J. Pearson
H. P. Saunders
Donald Nelson
E. K. Burkhart
Club of Ten
Gilder
C. E. Mason
D. W. Low
Troutman
McGaffey
Denver
W. W. Phillips
Warren G. Harding
E. L. Lusk
Grace T. Fprar
Clark A. Baker
Charles F. Beeson
E. A. Cahoon
Grace S. Massie
Leta Kirk
Mabel Cahoom
Elza White
Arthur E. Engham
Balloonists continue trek toward help after crash
Balloonists Van Orman and Trotter, after a wipeout 20 feet above ground near Thor lake, travel 500 miles since leaving Chicago. They descend in a squall, plan to raft and ride a freight train toward Sudbury. Both endure bruises and hunger but remain hopeful, with aid planned from two hydro electric canoeists and support crews.
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Thor Lake
van Orman
Trotter
Sudbury
Chicago
UNM Lobos Open 1933 Grid Practice Under Riley and Nash
Albuquerque Sept 12 AP Most of the UNM football squad attended the first official practice. Charlie Riley and Joe Nash issued 43 uniforms for a scrimmage to follow. The Lobos schedule includes a home game with Northern Arizona on October 7, with Nash guiding the line and Riley stressing urgency.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Charlie Riley
Joe Nash
Riley
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
Lobo
Notre Dame
Chicago
Junior High PTA Rummage Sale Set for Saturday
Saturday October seventh the Junior High School PTA will host a rummage sale with proceeds aiding student activities and school programs. Local families are invited to donate items and shop for bargains at the school gym.
Colorado Votes Today on Repeal
Colorado voters decide in a statewide election whether to repeal the 18th amendment. Governor Ed Johnson predicts a two to one repeal vote, while anti repeal groups urge rejection at a Denver church rally. Last November 416,082 cast ballots on repeal with 233,311 for repeal and 182,771 against.
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Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Colorado
Roosevelt
Proram
F. Scott McBride
Antisaloon League
State Eight Hour Law Ruled Unconstitutional
The New Mexico Supreme Court declared the eight hour law affecting male employees unconstitutional, upholding District Judge Milton J. Helmick's Bernalillo county ruling. The decision notes the law’s discriminatory impact on a single class of business and leaves two eight hour laws governing state, county, city workers and women.
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State Supreme Court
Milton J. Helmick
Bernalillo County
H. E. Henry
Albuquerque
District Court
Helmick
Supreme Court
Picking Jury for Stanton Trial
In Tulsa Texas on September 12 AP reports four jury seats empty as Ed Perchmouth Stanton murder trial pauses. Three jurors chosen in forenoon. venue reduced from 198 to 20. District Attorney Meade Griffin says testimony could begin tomorrow. Stanton faces charges of slaying Sheriff John C Moseley on January 22. jurors mainly farmers with seven of eight selected being farmers and one bookkeeper.
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Tulsa
Tex
Ed “Perchmouth” Stanton
Meade Griffin
Stanton
John C. Moseley
Technicalities in Farm Loans Stir New Mexico Debate
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Dennis Chavez preparing an extensive brief to Henry Morgenthau on farm mortgage loan restrictions. Chavez argues emergency relief is ineffective in New Mexico and seeks removal of barriers to aid local farmers, citing Wichita office loan access issues.
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Washington, N
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Henry Morganthau
Chavez
Morgenthau
Mexico
Wichita
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Martha Robinson
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Jose Sena, Jr
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China
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Fort Oglethorpe
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M. E
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Fairbank
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Roswell
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Carlsbad
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Stillwater
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Oklahoma A. & M
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Washington,d. C
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Clover Leaf Club
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Alpine
San Antonio
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Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Tom Keene
Noah Beery
Larry Carey
Princess
State Univ
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D. Philadelphia
Prarlie
Elizabeth Sutter
N. Lea
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Bailey Cleaners
R. D. Dexheimer
Anti- Saloon League
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Underwoods
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Roswell, N. M
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