Vesper Piano Recital at the Womans Club Sunday
Mrs Daisy Nolley Guffin presents a talented pupil group for a vesper piano recital at the Womans Club on Sunday afternoon September 24 at four. Vocal numbers feature Mrs Richard D. Jones with solos duets and groups. notable students include George Smith Louie Falconi Jr and many others with Frances Schultz as accompanist. The program promises varied musical offerings.
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George Smith
Louie Falconi Jr
Shirley Ann Jones
Elizabeth Ann Hill
Roberta Crosby
Nell Pearce
Barbara
Cecile Vaucheler
Dorothy Reese Fletcher
Mildred Herring
Patricia Shelby
Evelyn Dawson
Marian Madison
Bettie Gray Smith
Dorothy Deason
Irene Lewis
Ruth Ann Carothers
Bonibel Ales
Annie Burnet McClenny
Helen Harrison
Frances Schultz
American Association of University Women Dinner
Roswell chapter members and guests gathered at Mrs El L Lyda home for a well arranged dinner. Miss Clyde Totten presided over business and plans to study Southwest history were announced. Attendees included Helen Snipes Harriet Poorbaugh Hazel Simmons Elizabeth Haggslip and others with several members of the Lyda family noted.
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Roswell
American Association of University Women
FE. L. Lyda
Clyde Totten
Southwest
Helen’ Snipes
Harriet Poorbaugh
Hazel Simmons
Elizabeth Haggslip
Shirley Feather
Modene Bates
Jennie Kenney
Elleanor Paddock
Mmes
John E. Smith
H. C. Henderson
J. R. Thomas
Estelle Pope-Hayes
E. L. Lyda
Interesting society notices and faculty moves
Mrs Edward Gessert and Mrs Arthur J Stevens host a chain tea tomorrow from three to five at the Gessert home to support the Presbyterian Missionary Society. A silver offering tea at 407 South Lea Ave by the First Christian Church Women Association runs three to six. The United Rural Club meets next Tuesday at 10 30 with a noon covered dish. Roswell musician Lee Hendricks earns a piano scholarship at Cincinnati Conservatory for a second year. Howard M Bone of Scranton and Robert Ball of Corvallis visit. Ball opens a studio at 404 West Second. Hortense Hicks leaves for Texas Tech in Lubbock for her senior year.
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Bible Study
Olivet Club
Olivet Study Club
L. J. Vaudelet
North Sea Avenue
J. E. Johns
Eva M. Cooper
Edward €. Gessert
Arthur J. Stevens
Gessert
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Womans Association of the
First Christian Church
Chas. S. Dobbs
South Lea Ave
the United Rural Club
Florence M. Painter
West Second Street
Lee Hendricks
Roswell
Cincinnati
Four National Scouts Directors Visit New Mexico
Four national Girl Scouts directors including Miss Thelma Trott and Miss Katherine Francis visited Santa Fe for Brownie training at La Fonda. Lady leaders from New York and Chicago sessions joined local committee members, with plans discussed for the year and two new members welcomed to the committee. The party then moved on to Taos, returning to Santa Fe for meetings before heading to posts.
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Santa Fe
Girl Scouts
Thelma Trott
Katherine Francis
New York
Alice Mulkey
Great Lakes
Chicago
Mary White
Roswell
Cactus
New Mexico
la Fonda
Francis
D. P. Harris Jr
Helen Ward
Charles Devendorf
Foy Scout World
Santa Fe Girl Scouts
Cactus Region
Flora Conrad
David Chavez Jr
Taos
Santa Fe New Mexican
Ten Years Ago Today Romance and Club News from Phoenix
Ten years ago today Miss Eleanor Church wed Richard M. Harrison in a candle lit ceremony at St Andrews Episcopal Church with Rev F W Pratt officiating. A reception followed at the church home and Frances Bradley caught the bouquet. The Ten Club annual meeting was hosted by Mrs E L Lusk with officers elected and members listed. Also noted are farewell party for Mr and Mrs L S Croissant and a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs R C Worswick.
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Eleanor Church
J. P. Church
Richard M. Harrison
Phoenix
Arizona
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
F. W. Pratt
Thomas J. Pearson
Sophie
Aileen Church
Charles Wise
Nogales
Langford Keith
Harrison
Frances Bradley
Club of Ten
E. L. Lusk
Charles F. Peeson
Grace S. Massie
Mmes. C. F. Beeson
Clark A. Baker
C. E. Mason
W. W. Phillips
Grace Troutman
E. A. Cahoon
Grace T. Bear
New Mexico Repeal Leads In Election Returns
In Albuquerque the latest AP tally shows repeal three to one across 363 of 785 precincts with national and state repeal strong. Majority supports a 20 mill levy cap and school debt limits while judgeship and tax proposals vary, Governor Seligman hails repeal alignment with national policy. The Lane liquor bill shifts to October canvass before sales resume.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico
E. K. Neumann
State Liquor Control Board
Mystery Trio Tied to Slaying in AP Report
An Associated Press dispatch notes New Mexicans voted in a complex set of state and national repeal measures. Results from 258 precincts show narrow margins for national repeal and mixed outcomes on state repeal and school debt amendments, with Curry and Roosevelt counties showing unusual patterns and Catron county facing communications loss.
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Associated Press
Sstate
Kansas
Roosevelt
Curry
Curry County
National Guard
Gallup
Santa Fe
Santa Fe County
Silver City
San Juan
Grant County
War Risk Insurance Case Tries In Federal Court Today
Inertha Clark administratrix vs United States heard before Judge Colin Neblett. Jury to seal verdict by 9 30 tomorrow morning. Attorneys Frazier Crile for plaintiff Arnold for United States. Earlier Ridgeway vs United States verdict for United States. Plaintiffs seek 10000 for policy. Criminal trials follow including Dyer Act violators Dudlext Cantrell Edwards Emerson Ortega and Cavanaugh in pending cases.
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Inertha Clark
United States
Colin Neblett
Lake J. Frazier
Herman R. Crile
Davis G. Arnold
Thomas Ridgeway
Atttorney Lake
J. Frazier
Naomi Dudlext
C. J. Cantrell
Robert E. Lee Edwards
George Lee Emerson
Demicio Ortega
Juan J. Cavanaugh
Cotton Market Plan Discussed By Nine States
Washington September 26 Nine cotton representatives joined Senator Bankhead and Oscar Johnson to debate removing nine million bales from the domestic market. Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials led the session outlining proposed methods and potential impacts on prices and supply.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Three Civilian Conservancy Camps Added in Lincoln Forest This Winter
Washington reports approval of 191 additional camp sites for occupancy by civilian conservation workers this winter. Fechner, director, announced sites include three in Pike National Forest Colorado and three in Lincoln National Forest New Mexico with allocations across Gila Cibola and Santa Fe National Forests including a tornado range reserve.
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Washington
Conservancy
Robert Fechner
Colorado
Pike National Forest
New Mexico
Lincoln National Forest
Gila National Forest
Cibola National Forest
Tornado Range
Santa Fe National
Urschel Kidnap Account Ties Shannon Family to Plot
Urschel identified Kath ry Shannon Kelly and George Kelly as the other kidnapers who held him at the Shannon farm near Oklahoma City. He recounted nights of constant guard by Shannon and family, Bates, and Kelly while they arranged ransom and contact with Kirkpatrick. The Shannon patriarch, Keith Shannon, was described as nervous and implicated under coercion, with Kelly still at large.
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T. M. Coleman
BR. G. Shannon
Kathryn Cleo Shannon-Kelly
George
Urschel
Shannon Farm
Os Ahan
Shennon
Saci
Shannon
Sayers
Shannons
Bates
Keily
Entre Nous Bridge Club Hosts Spanish Supper
Mrs. J. P. Haynes of 903 West Fourth entertained the Entre Nous Bridge Club this afternoon with colorful zinnias for decoration. After bridge, guests enjoyed a Spanish Mexican supper at the Arias Cafe. players included Whatley Crosby Green Dudley Reedy Herring and Lee.
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J. P. Haynes
West Fourth Street
Entre Nous Bridge Club
Charming Bridge Party Honoring Miss Morris
Miss Margaret Talmage entertained at bridge last night complimenting Miss Lucile Morris of Dallas, the house guest of Mrs. I. J. Marshall. The Talmage apartment home at 414 North Pennsylvania was decorated with pink dahlias and refreshments were served after the games. Guests included Miners, I. J. Marshall, J. P. Williams, F. Warne Griswold, William W. Worthington, W. S. Hodges, Dayton T. Lamar Strickland, Harry George Miller, A. B. Corum, and Sarees Miss Lucile Cuse.
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Margaret Talmage
Lucile Morris
Dallas
I. J. Marshall
Talmage
North
Pennsylvania
Miss Morris
J. P. Williams
F. Warne Griswold
William WN. Worthington
W. S. Hodges
Dayton T . Lamar
Steel business now declining in fourth quarter outlook
New York reports rising costs and a September wage advance up to 12.5 percent, with declining business volume causing unease in the steel industry over fourth quarter prices. A temporary improvement in operating ratio is noted by Iron Age, now 43 percent versus 41 percent a week earlier, driven by shipment pressures.
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New York
Besant Dies In Bombay After Long Theosophical Career
Dr Annie Besant, renowned theosophical leader and advocate for agricultural admin stration, died today in Bombay. An earlier report notes a Soviet offer to buy three million bales, with market price suggesting a value around six hundred million.
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Bombay
India
Annie Besant
Visor
Agricultural Administration
Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Arket
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L. J. Vaudeser
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M. E. Church
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M. L. Long
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J. J. Caron
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W. S. Murrell
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H. V. Fall
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Scranton
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