Resignation of Mrs. Johnson as Scout Commissioner
Mrs Grace Bear reports W A Johnson resigns as commissioner of Roswell Girl Scouts at a called meeting of the WII 1 Scout Council held at the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Harold Crosby to serve as commissioner for two months while council members and guests attend a sewing party honoring Mrs Huffman of Dallas with pink and blue décor and a five o'clock buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnson
Scouts
Johnson
Roewell
Wii 1 Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Harold FE. Crosby
W. H McCullough
Mary White
D. J. Shreeengost
ISO
Mrs. Johnson
Mmen
James B. Deats
Harold E. Crosby
William H. McCullough
Grace T. Bear
Will H. Whatley
D. J. Shrecengost
D. ©. Pearson
D. N
Maurice D. Trout
Carl M. Fird
Trout
North Penn
Minor Huffman
Dallas
Texas
Huff- Man
Southern M E Missionary Circle Meets at Johnston Home
Mrs N L Linebaugh presided over Circle IL of the Southern M E Missionary Society yesterday at the Fairview home of Mrs E B Johnston. Mrs Walter Gill led devotionals and talks were given by Mrs James F Hinkle and Mrs John H Mullis. A social ice course followed. Attendees included Mrs Hinkle Mullis Amis Carter Kellahin Schuler Dean Jones Orton Montgomery Young Freeman Marsh Wilmot Welter Walter Girl Cookson and hostess Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Linebaugh
Circle IL
M. E. Missionary Society
Fairview
E. B. Johnston
Walter Gill
James F. Hinkle
John H. Mullis
The
Missionary Society
Johnston
Grover Welter
Mmes
J. W. Carter
Robert Kellahin
Albert Schuler
J. F. Dean
A. C. Jones
W. C. Orton
James B. Montgomery
Andy Young
Freeman Marsh
Daff H. Wilmot
Walter Girl
Miss Geo. Spencer
R. Cookson
Mrs. Johnson
Charming Bridge Party at the Donald Dye Home
Mr and Mrs Donald Dye hosted a refined bridge party at their 103 North Kentucky Avenue home entertaining Mr and Mrs J C Geiger of Wichita Kansas and a circle of friends. Roses and dahlias decorated the rooms and a salad course concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dye
North
Kentucky Avenue
J. C. Geiger
Wichita
Kansas
Messrs. and Mies
Thornton H. Boswell
F. P. Spencer
Thomas J. Hall
Donald Gillespie
L. P. Richart
Paul G. Schultz
Andrew Schultz
George L. Erwin
J. P. Williams
Ruth Yoder
Omaha Neb
Bess Bybee
Dye
J. C.geiger
Honoring Mrs. John Hall At Tea In Roswell
Mrs. John W. Hall hosted an informal tea for her sister Mrs. William Kitto of Pittsburgh Pa. The home featured zinnias and dahlias and a salad course was served. Attendees included Mrs. Harvey Hall and many Roswell residents in a social note from the First Baptist circle and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hall
William Kitto
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Kitto
Mmes
Harvey Hall
William J. Martin
Thomas J. Hall
Willie Teague
Will H. Johnson
Carl R. McNally
H. A. Poorbaugh
W G D A Meets Thursday Flight at Mrs Power Home
W G D A will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs R E Power 602 East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GD. A
R. E. Power
East Sth
Adv
Ideal Bakery Ad Cookies 15c Dozen at West Second
Local bakery advertises Lady Fingers Macaroons and assorted cookies for 15 cents a dozen at 607 West Second Street. A2lt3c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Bakery
West Second St
West 2Nd
G. Roy Sallee
Miss Elizabeth Sutter Resumes Teaching Roles
Miss Elizabeth Sutter returns to teaching focusing on expression remedial speech and dramatic arts starting September first with advancement in pedagogy and program offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sutter
Alotfe
Roswell Notice on Land Value and Town’s Viability
A notice questions Roswell residents about land worth without the town and compares Roswell to Malaga and Lovington. It argues water is plentiful but land values are low, urging residents to keep money circulating locally to support Roswell’s vitality and prevent decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrantz
Dorchester
Mexico
Passieges
Roswell
Malaga
Lovington
Wall Street
NRA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Thorpe
Charming
Mrs. Huffman
Baptists
B.P.W
Womans Training Department
Baptist Theological Seminary At
Fort Worth
Baptist Business and Professional Womens
Nina Cullen
South Kentucky
Bonnie Mae Jones
Anna Nihart
Lucy Thomas
Charlotte Witt
Lucile Wooldridge
Cora Conley
Arzenia Carter
Jennie Kienney
Etta Lannom
Laura Oswalt
Blanch Cullen
Gladys Webb
Southern M. E. Missionary Circle of
Johnston Home
Chicago
John CC. Martens
John C. Martens
Charles B. Hanson
Nashville
Tennessee
Evansville
Indiana
St. Louis
Kansas City
England
New York
Voco
New Mexico
Philadelphia
John Hall
Young Peoples Department
First Baptist Sunday School
Circle Drive
Jennie Kenney
Ella Lannom
R. H. Carter
Co. J. Stilwell
J. J. Glover
J. Bennett Allison
F. L. Austin
Harry JW. Austin
Frances Astin
Carrolton, Mo
Annie May Churchill
Albert H. Pruit
Picache
Carlsbad Caverns
Carlsbad
Major Moody Hardin
Clovis
Helen Eugenia
Hardin
Jeanne Campbell
Chhild
C. K. Campbell
M. E
Womans Club
al Stovall
Ruideso
W. B. Ponder
Amarillo
Robert Bear
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Lee Robertson
Helen Lee
Frank Hardin
Ruth Bagwell
Best Grand Plains
Harper and Brothers
Paul Horgan
A. N. Carter
English Department of
New Mexico Military Institute
Rochester
Mr. Ganson
Mr. Horgan
John O'Shaughnessy
Nina
John
Val
Mrs.Kane
Yale Review
Harper’s Magazine
Angels
Granjon
A. W. Rushmore
Loretta Young
Ricardo Cortez
Franchot Tone
Andy Devine
Una Merkel
Todd Comedy & News
OC Didkers
Matt
Lady Fingers
Record, Wed
Dundee
Eel
Stroock
Forstmann
Joan Blondell
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