Local News Brief from Frijole Residents and Visitors
Green McComb from Frijole is in town today for three or four days and is better this morning. Jim Baker, ill at the rron Sanitarium, is improving daily. A C Nutt visiting Lovington overnight with Bates. Allene Reed brought in for medical treatment is much better today. Ed Carter at the farm spends time with the family. Fannie Mae Baird works at the courthouse transcribing Lea county records. Mrs Ross Mitchel west of town stand pipe was admitted to Eddy county hospital yesterday. Josie Queen of Malaga, here for dental work, was escorted by Mr and Mrs John Queen and Nettle McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Allene Reed
Ross Mitchel
Eddy County Hospital
Josie Queen
Malaga
John Queen
Nettle McCullough
Local residents noted in Roswell area visits and events
Mrs. Jennie Wallace returned to Roswell after visiting her daughter Marian Walker and family. Mrs. M M Everett prepares to leave for Obine Tennessee with her son J D Everett, who runs a candy stand. Lathrop to give a canning demonstration at 8:30 Thursday morning at the High School and Friday afternoon on cooking. community interest mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wallace
Mra
Marian Walker
JM. KB. Wilson
Will Calton
Roswell
Misa Lathrop
Sermon Subject at Christian Church This Sunday
The church lists a sermon titled The Unjust Steward for Sunday July 22 and a night service featuring Bech Men and Lazarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Lazarus
Local Resident Recovers After Operation at Eddy Hospital
Mrs. Hubert Ryan underwent a fan operation at Eddy Hospital Saturday and was quite ill Sunday and Monday but is doing nicely today. Frank Laverty, son of J. B. Laverty, arrived from Clifton Anna last night and will visit his parents before returning to work in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Ryan
the Eddy Hospital
Frank Laverty
J. B. Laverty
Clifton
Anna
Frank
Sheriff's Office
Cemetery Association Meeting Announced For Thursday
A meeting of the Cemetery association will be held tomorrow at four o'clock at Thorne's Furniture store with a full attendance solicited.
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Cemetery Association
Thorne’s Furniture
Readable fragments hint at local social notes and travel plans
The clipping mentions tailoring values for a fall and winter line, local dealers, and individuals such as Mrs. Garvin Smith Zane Simmons families at Will Simmons ranch, and plans to visit Douglas Arizona. It notes travel by Ford and possible relocation, with Irish remarks woven in.
Postmaster Absences Puzzling Local Office Hopeful Return
Assistant Postmaster Tom Hill, absent from the office daily for a month, plans to return to his hometown and be present at the office on the 20th, with a note about his residence and ongoing commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hill
Ant
Little Miss Louise Parks Visits Loving Grandparents
Louise Parks travels to Loving to visit her paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wallis after a week with her aunt Mrs Claude Farris and Miss Najoma Wallis.
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Louise Parks
Claude Farris
Najoma Wallis
Mrs. Wallis
Women hear Miss Lathrop on food values and substitutes
A well attended gathering at the Clarence Dell home heard Miss Lathrop discuss different food values and various substitutes. About twenty ladies attended the afternoon meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dell
Local Frontier Family Visits Town Distinctly
J D Forehand cattle scout from Black River travels with wife Mrs Forelu Iso and their son Arthur visiting town today. Mrs Forehand spends the day with neighbor Mrs Julian Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Forehand
Black River
Monument visitors arrive with Ruby Knowles to assist store
L. W. Knowles J. W. Linam and son Virgil of Monument were in town yesterday and plan to return today with Miss Ruby Knowles who may stay a few months to help at the store. She is an experienced clerk who has lived at Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Knowles
J. W. Linam
Virgil
Monument
Ruby Knowles
Ruby
Mrs Halsey and relatives plan Pacific coast visit
Mrs Arthur House's mother Mrs L B Halsey and sisters Miss Katharine Halsey and Mrs Harry Burnett expect to depart tomorrow via Pecos for an extended visit on the Pacific coast. The party has prior Carlsbad visits and enjoys friendly reception from their hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur House
Halsey
Katherine Halsey
Harry Burnett
Pecos
Pacific Coast
Carlsbad
New Fall and Winter Tailoring Line by Ralph The Cleane
Drop in to see Ralph The Cleane Ed. V. Price and Co. unveil their new fall and winter merchant tailoring line. Shoppers are invited to preview fabrics cuts and ready to wear options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
EM. V. Price and Co
the Cleane
Ed. V. Price and Co
Studebaker Four Car Seen On Black River Road
A local report notes a Studebaker four car in view on Black River Road as Dee Areey observes the scene with a rising river level nearby.
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Dee Areey
Black River
Studebaker
Local notices and market prices from Carlsbad town
T C Johnson now traveling inspector for Santa Fe recalls his town ties as he visits with friends. Vernon Middleton returns to Queen with uncle Lee Middleton after a brief town stay. Alfalfa in Carlsbad hits record prices at 20.00 per ton delivered, beans rise to 16 cents per pound, while butter cheese coffee stay steady. Mrs Haskell of Vancouver leaves after a month visiting her sister Mrs Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Johnson
The
Santa Fe
Tom
Carliad
Pecos Valley
Carlsbad
Haskell
Vancouver
Washington
J. M. Jones
Ranch visit brings a lively social whirl this week
Mrs Will Fenton and accompanying guests from the Fenton ranch visited town yesterday. The group enjoyed several dinners and a Sunday chicken dinner at the ranch. The party included Mrs Dick Bates Modine Zeepha and Mrs Nurne with Mrs Lusk joining to add to the lively activities and crochet chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fenton
Dick Bates
Modine
Zeepha
Nurne
Fenton Ranch
Rs. Merae
Will
Cleaning and Pressing Services Advertised in American Staant Press
An advertisement describes cleaning and pressing services offered in the twentieth century style. It highlights a Mrs. Nurse known for her “Tadies' war RALPH” cleaning and mentions her stay at Bates Hotel before returning to Dallas Texas.
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Tadies
War Ralph
Dancing at Dow residence honors Miss Marjorie Simpson
A summer dance for the younger set was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dow in honor of Miss Marjorie Simpson, sister of Mrs. Carl Livingston. Music by the electric player entertained guests. Refreshments included fruit punch cake and ice cream. Readable guest list includes Misses Mai Simpson Frances Cooke Lillian Crawford Mary Lee Newton Lorene Powell and others plus Messrs McKim Jim and Chas Walker Blythe McCollum Bill Reed Ray Hill Paul Joy Mann Howard Moore Jack Hines Everntham and Robert Toffelmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Dow
Marjorie Simpson
Carl Livingston
Mai Simpson
Frances Cooke
Lillian Crawford
Mary Lee Newton
Lorene Powell
Jim Penny
Lelia Christian
Florence Owen
Mitchell girls visit camper amid uncertain trip
Little Misses Florence and Danny Mitchell travel Monday to stay a week with Dave Mitchell at a camping site by a mail route between cars. They may cut the visit short if the weather turns unpleasing. Mr and Mrs Tibbitts are guests in Carlsbad. Richard Westaway drives a new Studebaker 4, sold exclusively by Roman Ohne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Danny Mitchell
Dave Mitchell
Blue San
Examiner Urges State Banks to Join Association
Bank Examiner George H. Van Stone left for the El Paso and Southwestern route to report on state banks. He cites a total surplus of about 8444,000 across 68 banks and notes 29 banks with higher surpluses. He argues that current banking laws and supervision align state banks with national standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
George H. van Stone
el Paso and South‘western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green McComb
Frijole
Mrn
Jim Baker
Rron Sanitarium
A. C. Nutt
Lovington
Bates
Ed Carter
Fannie Mae Baird
Court House
Lea County
Playerphone
Victor
Columbia
Pathe
Edision Records
R. E. Dick
Just
Milwaukee
Milady Chocolates
Sweet Shop
Ray V. Davis
Ira
Queen Coun
Bass
Vivian
Douglas, Ariz
Tom Bass
Vernon Middleton
Queen
Lee Middleton
Vernon
Avalon
Galupe
Enor
Rexall Store
Mrs. Tibbitts
Richard Westaway
Roman Ohnemus
HOT Point
the Public Utilities Co
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