Summer School Orchestra and Beginners Band Concert
Roswell hosts open air concert on court house lawn Friday at 7 15 p m featuring the Summer Orchestra directed by Mrs Helen Noah and a Beginners Band of students new to instruments this spring The program includes marches nocturnes and waltzes with a final patriotic selection and the event aims to encourage the young players and lure a large audience.
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Court House Lawn
Roswell
Court House
University of New Mexico
Helen Noah
Noah
el Capitan
Sousa
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Atalila
Franz Liszt
King
Santa Lucia
Roeder
Root
Barnly
America
Carey
Ten Years Ago Roswell Social Notes On Hostess Bridg e
Miss Clara Phinizy hosts a bridge party at her aunt Mrs L K McGaffeys home with daisies and ferns in decor. Guests include Lillian Hinkle Annabel Cooper Faybelle Cummins Evelyn Brice and several others. Also noted are Evelyn Brice hosting a tea for Annabel Cooper and Mabel Cahoon arranging bridge tables. Colonel J D Atwood Edgar Puryear and Will Robinson depart for the Santa Fe Fiesta.
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Texas
Phinizy
Ellingtons
Santa Fe
Mossman Wagon Mound Ranch
Mary Mossman
Helen House
Clara Phinizy
Bridge
Marion Jewett
Mmes H. P. Saunders
Lawrence Marcus
Reed Mulkey
Wilburn Hodges
Robert Bear
Harvey Einhart
Darwin Ellett
Mabel Cahoon
Annabel Cooper
Wichita Falls
Lindenwood College
Lillian Hinkle
Faybelle Cummins
J. D. Atwood
Edgar Puryear
Will Robinson
Wesley Ellington
Alice Elizabeth
Hillsboro
Taos
William Bradbury
Barbara
Nannette
Clebourne
Ed Amonett
Ellington
Roswell Red Cross life saver named beach school instructor
Miss Dorothy Dow of Roswell, Red Cross life saver and examiner, joins the Red Cross City Tribune life saving and swimming school staff at the Albuquerque Beach. She just completed the advanced course at Pueblo Aquatic School and will assist director Fred Renfro, instructing women and children. Dow arrives for Red Cross board meeting to plan the school.
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Miss Dow Red
Dorothy Dow
Hiram M. Dow
National Red Cross Aequatic School of Colorado
Beautiful Lake Minneque
Pueblo
Dow
Chaves
Roswell
Red Cross
Red Cross-City- Tribune
The
Camp
Mary White
Roswell Businessmen Play Extended 7 Inning Ball Game
Roswell businessmen gathered for a casual 7 inning softball match that extended beyond the planned five. About 25 men joined in, recalling sand lot days as they formed teams and played on through two extra innings.
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Roswell
Roswell Event: BPW Party at Bottomless Lakes Park
Roswell BPW and the Girls Circle of the Salvation Army host a swimming party and weinie roast at Bottomless Lakes State Park on Thursday night August eighth. Committees include publicity led by Louise McConnell and Grace Bear and finance led by Inez Jones Ann Rogers Mary Cleary and others. The Salvation Army speaker lineup features Adj. and Mrs Alan Pitt with local officials welcoming Major and Mrs Robert Rooney.
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BPW
Girls Circle
Paul McCutcheon
O. M. Wallace
Co 8. Green
Amada Lundgren
Louise McConnell
Adj
Alan Pitt
Salvation Army
Local league players find light hearted play night
Amid serious league games, tige businessmen enjoyed a relaxed program. They laughed freely as play continued. When the dust settled, one side led by a small margin.
Businessmen’s League Sparks Weekend Exhibition Idea
The next game is set for 5 30 tomorrow afternoon with two weekly games at 5 30 likely on Wednesday and Friday. Those who played yesterday are enthusiastic about continuing. The league originated from the businessmen’s game in last Saturday’s exhibition.
G-Men To Protect The State Banks
Washington reports the justice department will extend federal protection to all FDIC insured banks. G men, who captured nearly 140 national bank robbers last year, will pursue robbers who steal from the 41 billion in deposits across 14 280 banks. The program aims to curb bank robberies and continues the crackdown after Dillinger Floyd and the Barker brothers.
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House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National
Federal Reserve
Federal
Justice Department
Dillinger
Floyd
Barker Brothers
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