Eastern Star Social Club Meets at Masonic Hall
The Eastern Star Social Club gathered Friday afternoon at the Masonic Hall with Mesdames Bellmaine Dennard and Orr as hostesses. After the business meeting a program featured readings by Mrs. Sam Wood and Mrs. J W Stofer on Adah, piano and cornet solos by Menzi and Margaret Wyper, with many members and guests attending. Refreshments followed and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs W H Morris with Mesdames Morris Miksch and Knowles as hostesses.
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Eastern Star Social ‘Club
Masonic Hall
Mesdames
Bellmaine
Dennard
Orr
Sam Wood
J. W. Stofer
Menzi
Margaret Wyper
C. A. Floyd
Bryan Finley
George Miksch
Olive Wilkinson
Harry Spann
Danton
Preece
BE. J. Walker
C. B. Chambers
R. E. Patton
James Watson
C. E. Knowles
Edward Hart
Manda
Charles Ross
Mary Willson
St Agnes Guild Luncheon At Breece NM
The St Agnes Guild held a luncheon at Mrs R N Atkinson home in Breece New Mexico last Thursday Guests and members enjoyed sewing or bridge after the meal Attendees included Mesdames Mapel Marez Powers Finley Smith Hart Emmons Zinn Morris Hanson Chambers Ross Watson Walker and others plus visitors from Thoreau Grants Charleston West Virginia and Rev Darling
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St. Agnes
Troop 2 Hikes. Next Meeting At Mrs Finley’s Home
Mrs. Bryan Finley guardian led Troop No 2 and Mrs Furhman’s troop on a Saturday afternoon hike. Attending girls included Opal Warriner Bobby Hayes Edith Hansen Iane Ewing Dorothy Elfring Lluvia Jones Lynne Patton and Pearl Booth. The next Troop No 2 meeting is a business gathering at Mrs Finley’s home Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Finley
Mrs. Furhman
Opal Warriner
Bobby Hayes
Edith Hansen
Iane Ewing
Dorothy Elfring
Lluvia Jones
Lynnelle Patton
Pearl Booth
G B C Members Meet at Robertson Home
The G B C group gathered Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. A W Robertson home. Memoirs attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W Clarke Mrs and Mrs Grover Pridligs Mr and Mrs W B Johnson Mrs Rosina Burke Mrs L K Heller Mr W Wylie Mr Parke Sellard. A late hour lunch was served.
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A. W. Robertson
W. Clarke
Mrs Stofer Hosts Bridge Tea With Autumn Theme
Mrs J W Stofer entertained at six tables of bridge Monday afternoon with autumn leaves and garden flowers adorning the rooms. Guests included Mesdames Hart Smalling Chambers Chilton Emmons Johnson Kennedy Ross Mapel Bickle Haggard Morris Finley Jackson Marez Rollie Washburn Robertson Hannett Watson Spann Walker Willson and Miss Willson. Mrs Ross held high score, Mrs Finley was second, and Mrs Bickelow won third. Refreshments with a Halloween motif were served at four thirty.
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J. W. Stofer
Mesdames
Edward Hart
T. F. Smalling
C. B. Chambers
G. A. Chilton
Glenn Emmons
W. B. Johnson
George Kennedy
Charles Ross
F. B. Mapel
George ‘Lebeck
Wm. Bickle
R. H. Haggard
W. H. Morris
Bryan Finley
J.¥. Jackson
E. S. Marez
Dominick Rollie
A. M. Washburn
A. W. Robertson
J. W.hannett
James Watson
Harry Spann
E. J. Walker
Mary Willson
Ross
Finley
Bickellow
Delphian Society Delights with Readings by Members
The Delphian Society held a Tuesday afternoon meeting with a program by Mesdames Brock Mapel Furd man Seymour Finley Mills Horrocks and Miss Mary Willson. Members present included Mesdames Warner Horrocks Sharp Hansen Ketner Miller Brock Furhman Finley Seymour Epperson Mapel Swartz Mills and Miss Willson. The next meeting is moved to Wednesday afternoon October 27 due to election day.
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Delphian Society
Mesdames Brock
Mapel
Furdman
Seymour
Finley
Mills
Horrocks
Mary Willson
Mesdames Warriner
Sharp Hansen
Ketner
Miller
Brock
Furhman
Epperson
Swartz
Camp Fire Girls Plan Saturday Hike
Troop No. 1 met at guardian Miss Mary Willson for a business meeting. Present were Susie Bell Smalling Anton ia Rose Cary Margaret Cane Helen Farmer Irene Gribben Thelma Griego Gertrude Hansen Mary Jones Dorothy Shelby Caroline Walker Josephine Ward Rebba Harrington. The next meeting will be a hike Saturday morning with all girls meeting at the High School at eight.
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Camp Fire
Mary Willson
Susie Bell Smalling
Antonia Rose Cary
Margaret Cane
Helen Farmer
Irene Gribben
Thelma Griego
Gertrude Hansen
Mary Jones
Dorothy Shelby
Caroline Walker
Josephine Ward
Rebba Harrington
Local Social News and Community Happenings
Social events fill the week with bridge games and visits. Hosts Mr and Mrs Leonard Spellman entertain guests including Mr and Mrs Homer Powers and others at three bridge tables. Mrs Finley and Mr Murphy win high scores. refreshments served. C A Carrington travels to Needles to visit son Paul Mc Daniels. Camp Fire Girls sell Sparrows tickets for a baby incubator fund. Haas tours Albuquerque. Morris family picnics at Kit Carson’s cave. Mary Arnold visits Gallup. Woman’s Club hosts meeting. Tony Rose Cary plays piano. Annie Conors visits Indianapolis. Clarke family at Lupton. Hansbrough travels to Albuquerque. Robertson and Johnson hunt near Crown Point.
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Leonard Spellman
Bridge
Homer Powers
Royal. Smith
Roscoe Rogers
Bryan Finley
M. J.murphy
Mary Willsoon
Frank Maclean
Finley
Murphy
Powers
Roverslow
C. A. Carrington
Needles
California
Paul McDaniels
Camp Fire
Mary Pickford
St. Mary’s Hospital
Haas
Albuquerque
George ‘Morris
Lily Baker
Stella Marie
Cynthia Morris
Kit Carson’s Cave
Mary Arnold
Tohatchi
Woman’s Club
Wallace couple returns from Arizona tour visit
Mr and Mrs W E Wallace arrived home Monday night after a tour through Arizona visiting Phoenix Jerome Prescott Flagstaff Winslow and Holbrook. They report a very nice time of the trip. Martial political notes aside Hannett aims to place Mc Kinley County under martial law to disfranchise votes.
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Hannett
McKinley County
Holiday Cards Display At E Parker Sellard’s Jewelry
Sunday report notes a baby boy born October 10 to Mr and Mrs C E Sine of Costa Mesa California and that Mrs Sine is sister of Mrs J N Castillo of Gallup All are doing well in this brief society item from the area paper
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C. E. Sine
Costa Mesa
Calif
Miss Estin Burks Returns to Classes After Illness
Miss Estin Burks has recovered enough from a prolonged flu to resume her dancing and music classes this Saturday. She has been ill for some time but now plans to return to her studies and performance schedule.
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Miss" Estin Burks
Fin Treat Planned by Gallup Elks Monday Night
Gallup Elks sponsor a fin treat for Gallup residents Monday night while the Columbia Ladies Orchestra offers a high class refined music program. Ballot boxes in San Juan County are to be stuffed to secure Hannett a 1,200 vote majority. Fine hand engraved holiday on display at E Park and Sellard's Jewelry Store in the Post Office Building. Next Thursday and Friday the Strand Theatre presents Silence a picture that has enjoyed wonderful success since its release.
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Ladies
Columbia
Strand
The
Elks
E. Parker Sellard
Gallup Elks
Gallup
Columbia Ladies’ Orchestra
San Juan County
Hannett
E. Park& Sellard’s
Strand Theatre
Harnett
Publi
Hureau
Buverin
Conservancy
Rio Grande
San Juan
Perus
Congresa
Board of Regents of
the Agricultural College
Charley I
Monroe
Las Vegas
Happi- News
Witty Quotations and Early War Tone Wrap News
A collage of editorial quips and lighter observations from papers across the United States. Items include a jab at postwar costs, a quip on happiness versus thinking, a nod to public figures, and a sly remark on prohibition critics.
Queen Marie of Roumania to sail for America in October
The excerpt notes Queen Marie of Roumania will set sail for America on October 21. It adds a quip about missing the world series and hints at future political opposition warning of dire times, implying rising scrutiny of national direction.
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National Industries Conference Board
Queen Marie of
Roumania
America
Political Reform and Audit Controversy Highlight New Mexico News
The piece surveys reformers arguing capital punishment is a crime deterrent failure, reviews a long audit of Lorenzo Delgado’s expenses, and notes political clashes over state offices in New Mexico including land office practices and public service administration amid a broader party platform.
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Hits Land Office
State Land Office
Commissioner of Public Lands
Land Office
Sdnds
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Gibson Gamerc o Area
Numerous Sunday gatherings feature rodeo spectators at Whitewater Cousins Store now operated by Charles Davis. Attendees include the Olive family visiting McGaffey via Nutria Canyon. Embroidery and Bridge clubs meet with local hostesses in Gamerco and Gallup. Christening at Tony Ferrari home draws a large crowd. Bobby William heads to Minneapolis. Julia Rusnie from Albuquerque visits the camp.
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Whitewater
Cousins
Charles Davis
Wm. Olive
Earl. Todd
Jack Ward
Ward
Bridge Club
T. H. Forsyth
E. W. Trowbridge
L. W. Irick
M. C. Bingham
J. A. Wimsatt
A. M. Washburn
Ofe Brock
Joe Bunyard
Tom Wilson
Robert Bryden
Russel Andrews
Earl Todd
Trowbridge
Irick
Tom Wilson Won High Score and Mrs. Andrews
Gallup
Tony Ferrari
Gibson
Bobby William
Freinds
Minneapolis
Minn
Julia Rusnie
Albuquerque
Modern sewing humor changes eight stitch adage
A playful note reflects that contemporary dressmaking uses fewer stitches than the old saying about nine. It comments on changing fashion and tailoring practices with a witty twist.
Experts critique therapies at New York convention
A Ft. Wayne News-Sentinel report notes physiotherapists in New York favor alternatives to pills, with experts arguing that the golf ball approach could be preferable to medication and urging cautious acceptance of new remedies.
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New York
Ft. Wayne
Questioning Delgado as Lieutenant Governor Candidate
A defender questions if Mr. Delgado embodies the citizenry’s choice for chief executive and whether his potential tenure as lieutenant governor would reflect the public’s will in New Mexico. The remark implies concerns about his fitness and official approval.
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Delgado
New Mexico
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Gallup Society
Eastern Star Social Club
ST. Agnes Guild
Palmer Ketner
Carlsbad
Woman’s Federation of Clubs
J. W. Hannett
Woman's Federation of Clubs
Ramah
Robert E. Dietz
H. B. Jamison
Rowland
Philadelphia
Mrs. Stofer
Delphians
Mrs. Spellman
the Strand
I. O. O. F. Hallowe’en
Legion Hall
Edward Hart Hardware
Hart Hardware
Hallowe’en
I. 0. O. F. Hallowe’en
Legion .Hall
Detroit
Pittsburg
Ma. Ferguson
Louisville Courier-Journal
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Ede
Richard
Harry Hanna
Delrade
Delraden
Khey
Asman
Vegas
Court ‘House
Ohd Town
Stele Comptroller
Deltrado
Asylum For the
Greater
Comptroller
Bureau F Public Welfare
Ewu
Ame and Fish Commission
A. T. Hannett
Pelt
Meral
New Mexico Lineral
Lorenzo Delgado
Winton
oMeanbe
al Plain Dealer
Farmyr
Republican Party
Ean- Brrugion
Gibson and
Gamerco
Henry F. Brock
N. M
T. J. McNeil
Frank Gaines
Sorte
McCamant
Roy Woods
Charles Kettle
John. McGeever
Abrahams
Tom . Dooley
Grimes Golden
Winter
Roman Beauty
Jonathan
Logan Brown
Farmington, N. M
Ag.ahavg
John C. Watson
Supreme Court
Hugh H Williama
Estin Burks
S.’Fourth St. Gallup, N. M
Winslow Hotel
Winslow, Ariz
O. C. Warriner
New Mex
HH. W. Brose
M.E. Generalngineering
Practice Architectural Service
West
R. R. Ave. Gallup
Ada M. Chevaillier
Chevalizier Colony
Wochtapman
Gilluy
John R. McFir
Second Street
Waring Bldg
Court House
E. B. Riley
Edmund R
United States Supreme Court of New Mexico
Second St
M. R. Chapin
Flrat and
Coal Gamerco
H. C. Denny
Peye
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