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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1933
Page
3
Gladys Huntington Pevans argues adolescence is gradual, not a sharp boundary from childhood. Training for adolescence starts in babyhood and continues, with parents guiding decision making, independence, and social exposure to ease the transition.
Persistent coughs and colds threaten health and Creomulsion offers relief. The ad claims Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germ growth, and delivers creosote to the bloodstream to attack the throat trouble. It promises healing and a build up of the system with claimed guarantees.
The Chicago Tribune outlines adolescence as a lengthy period with varied puberty onset. Girls 12 16 and boys 13 16 mark normal ranges. heart grows rapidly and body changes reshape features voice and hair growth. Readers are advised to study The Adolescent by Schwab and Veeder for details.
The Dexter schoolhouse Friday night hosted a successful junior play. The cast performed well, the audience was appreciative, and thirty one dollars was cleared by the Juniors. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lea Hearn of Hagerman and Earl Neville of Albuquerque. Miss Neatrix Marx of Roswell stayed with Miss Harret Holley.
A very enjoyable play was given at the school house Monday night for the pupils of Dexter high school with Paul McMains and Miss Endor Nichols hosting. Games followed the performance, then punch and sandwiches were served.
Mrs F L Mehlhop Mrs J T McNeal and M T Marx issue invitations for a Thanksgiving dance at Lake Van on Thursday night.
A Thanksgiving party at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. O. B Berry featured seasonable decors and candle lit tables for a three course turkey meal. Guests included C. N. Moore Frank Wortman L. Parker L. Martin O. L. McMains Hal Bogle Breed Hurst Dr E J Hubbard F. L. Mehlhop Mrs A Durand and the hosts. A bridge game followed the dinner.
NRA Board member will spend the balance of the week with her mother Mrs. Albert Bledsoe who is quite ill. J A McNeal a popular Carlsbad teacher spent vacation season with home folks in Dexter. Dr and Mrs Fricks of New Orleans who spent a few days the first of the week visiting Mr and Mrs L Martin left Wednesday for Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Dr Frick and Mrs Martin are cousins.
On Tuesday in Roswell, Thanksgiving colors enhanced a home setting as Mr and Mrs L Mehlhop hosted a seven oclock dinner Wednesday night. The table featured covers for Mr and Mrs Hal Bogle, Mr and Mrs W A Losey, Miss Losey, John Mehlhop, and Mr and Mrs Mehlhop.
Mrs Loman Wiley and Mrs Ray West have issued invitations for a bridge party at the home of Mrs Wiley on Saturday night December 2.
A Sew-So club gathering took place Thursday from three to five at Mrs. H. C. Garrisons home. Twenty four guests enjoyed needlework and conversation before a refreshment plate with coffee at ten. Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Maud Preston assisted in serving.
Mr and Mrs Somerfort of Albuquerque were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs O B Berry Sunday. J O OMara of Denver looked after business in Dexter Friday afternoon, Ray West and H B Wattenbarger were transacting business.
Mrs C B Krukenmier and Mrs John Bible joined Lake Arthur and Roswell guests for an all day Home Extension Club gathering at Lake Van on Nov Zist. Fifty one members attended with Miss Harper and Miss Eleanor Nichols of Dexter High visiting Las Vegas for Thanksgiving.
One of the most enjoyable dances at Lake Van was the Thanksgiving event Thursday night hosted by Mrs. F. J. Mehlhop, Mrs. J. T. McNeal, Mrs. A. L. Durand, and Mrs. O. L. McMains. Ice punch and cookies complemented the evening as music kept guests in a lively mood. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thomas of Roswell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lea Hearn of Hagerman, and Mrs. Mary Thompson and Miss Thompson of Artesia.
Mrs Mary Thompson and daughter Alma Thompson of Artesia spent Thanksgiving recess in Dexter as guests of Mrs F Lo Mehlhop and Mrs Loman Wilsey. Mr and Mrs Damon Kerr traveled to Artesia Thursday night to attend the American Legion dance.
Beautiful fall flowers enhanced a long screenless table laid with ample fare for a Kerr family gathering in East Grand Plains. Attending were Mr and Mrs Kerr and relatives including Damon Kerr, Roy Skipworth family, Maud Preston and children, Wanda and Kay, W F Kerr and sons, plus George Wade and his children visiting from St Louis after the illness of Wade’s mother.
London ministers spent nearly two hours at a special meeting facing a crisis in Anglo Irish Free State ties. A dispatch from Eamonn De Valera to Dominions Secretary J H Thomas prompted expectations the cabinet would reply today and disclose it in the Commons tomorrow.
Salon advertises until December 1 offering beautiful oil permanents for three dollars. Orchid Beauty Shop lists phone number 374 for bookings and inquiries.
The passage discusses potential harms and drawbacks for both this country and the Free State should it proclaim a republic. It weighs political instability, economic disruption, and international ramifications against the desire for self rule and national identity.
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