Miss Sanders Hosts Patriotic Bridge Party at West Fourth
Miss Marion Sanders entertained at home 507 West Fourth Street last night with a red white and blue patriotic bridge theme. Prizes went to Miss Janet Lee Freehart Mrs. R D Thompson and Mrs Frank Goodwin. An ice course followed hosted by the hostess with her mother Mrs Lyman A Sanders. Several guests attended including Edith French Ruth Gaines Wilson and Geneva Bruin. A church circle schedule and local society notes complete the page along with several travel notes from Beeson Bates Childress and Strickland updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion _ Sanders
Bridge
West Fourth Street
Janet Lee Freehart
R. D. Thompson
Frank Goodwin
Lyman A. Sanders
Edith French
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Marion Roney
Frances Schultz
Dorothy Lambeth
Genevieve Cooney
Lucille Hannigan
Sarah Louise Whatley
Geneva Bruin
Ruth Jankes
Edna Malone
Jean Amis
Mines
Randolph Reese
Ned Nickson
Tom Moore
Miss Sanders
Mrs Brough Hosts Luncheon For Roswell Friends In Glendale
Mrs Emily Brough a former Roswell resident living in Glendale hosted a beautifully appointed luncheon at Oakmont Country Club near Glendale for Roswell guests and old time friends. The long table featured California garden flowers in orchid and yellow tones. Attendees included Mrs John W Poe Mrs Guy Nickson Mrs Roy Stanton Doris Parsons and many others from Roswell and Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Brough
Roswell
Glendale
California
Oakmont Country Club
John W. Poe
Guy Nickson
Roy Stanton
Doris Parsons
Major James R. Kelly Speaks to American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary August meeting at the Ingalls Memorial Home featured a morning of Red Cross sewing under Mrs. T. J. Jackson, a noon fried chicken luncheon, and a short business session led by president Mrs. R. L. Burrow. Major James R. Kelly of the New Mexico Military Institute delivered a timely talk on International Problems of Today focusing on the European conflict, its impact on the U S, and the choice between accepting Nazi rule or fighting for freedom. Mrs. Bombel Lamer performed piano selections as a dozen Red Cross garments were completed, with many members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Red Cross
T. J. Jackson
John Powers
R. L. Burrow
James R. Kelly
New Mexico Military Institute
Major Kelly
Europe
U. S
United States
Hitler
Carl Welch
Lee Roy Walker
A. 5. Campbell
Lee Roy Merchant
Harold Danenberg
Frank Whitaker
Guy Whicker
Lake J. Frazier
J. B. Jones
W. F. Walker
Artesia
H. D. O. Hammond
F. B. Ogles
Frank Garrod
Dallas
H. V. Fall
J. S. Powers
T. C. Ballard
Albert Hudson
C. R. Covington
Bonibel Lamer
Major
J. R. Kelly
Elizabeth Jackson
Hazel Powers
Elizabeth Ann Childress Birthday Party at Roswell Country Club
Elizabeth Ann Childress eight today celebrated with a party at Roswell Country Club. Guests enjoyed a lake swim at 9:30 and a noon luncheon around a long table in the west room. The centerpiece was a white cake with pink accents and eight candles, prepared by Mrs. E. W. Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Childress
Floyd Childress
Roswell Country Club
E. W. Lander
Elizabeth Ann
Mary Lou
Floral Table Scene with Crystal Punch Bowl
A descriptions of a setup featuring phlox, false dragon head, and lace vine arranged decoratively. Iced punch was served from a crystal punch bowl, accompanied by small cakes and bon-bons.
Miss Louise Wimberly Weds Harold E Parkinson in Las Vegas
Miss Louise Wimberly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wimberly of 209 South Sea Street, married Harold E Parkinson of Denver on Saturday August 16 in Las Vegas New Mexico. Louise, a Denver public school teacher, holds a BA from Colorado State College of Education and did graduate work at Denver University and Vassar. She is Sigma Sigma Sigma and active in the Denver alumnae chapter and AAUW. Parkinson, son of the late Dr. F E Parkinson of Saginaw, Michigan, is a UMich graduate and Phi Chi member. They will reside in Denver where he runs Parkinson Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas W. Wimberly
South Sea Street
Louise
Harold E. Parkinson
Denver
Colorado
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Denver Public Schools
Colorado State College of Education
Denver University
Vassar College
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Denver Alumnae
American Association of University Women
Roswell High School
Mr. Parkinson
F. E. Parkinson
Bruce Prager Hosts Birthday Stag Luncheon at Home
Bruce Prager son of Mr and Mrs Louis Prager entertained this morning with a stag party and luncheon at 513 North Missouri for his eighth birthday. Guests listed include Dickie Mulkey Wayne Patterson Jon Mills Marshall and many others. A later notice mentions a reception for Rev A A DuLaney at First Baptist Church and Miss Katherine Crawford visiting from Los Angeles for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight McNally
the Poplars
Stanley H. Mathis
West First Street
Milton M. Goodman
First Baptist Church
A. A. DuLaney
Bruce Prager
Louis Prager
North
Missouri
DuLaney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First M. E. Church
Owen Wee
E. 5Th Street
L. C. Brown
Oe Ranch
West 7Th Street
Fred Burkstaller
South Kansas
M. Wesleyan Service Guild
T. W. Brabham
North Penn
P. Womans Club
Elizabeth Garrett
la Casita
South Sea
O. L. Williams
Womans Club
E. J. Bates
North Sea Avenue
Gallup
J. P. Childress
Lamar Strickland
Fay Strickland
Santa Fe
Mrs. Brough
Freda Browigh
Harry Brough
Helen Henderson
James O’brien
Irene Murray O’brien
Tomlinson Fort
R. R. Brown
Frances Kite Smyrl
Katherine Joyner
Mildred Larr
Little Rock
Arkansas
Frances Bear Wolfe
W. L. Hill
W. A. Johnson
Fort Worth
Texas
J.nett Allison
Paul Goodsell
Jennie Kenney
Challie
Margaret Liston
North Main
Pauline Marck
Hollywood
Bray-Moore Hope
Louise Wimberly
J. F. Hinkle
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Bruce
Katherine Crawford
Cal
M. A. Crawford
Miss Crawford
L. F. Woodhead
Postoffice
BON Ton Shop
Rodden’s
N. Main
Vogue
Mademoiselle
Merrit Ets
Shoe Department
Roswell, N. Mex
Valley Brand
THE
Pecos Valley Packing CO
Parker
Cobean Stationery Company
Merritt
Imaile
Lecs
Roswell, N. M
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