Daughters Of American Revolution Meet In Roswell
The Roswell chapter of the D A R met on Thursday at Mrs Bert Astons 400 North Sea Avenue due to the regents illness. Reports covered naturalization court attendees and a school of instruction. The group planned a Christmas project for Ellis Island and heard a music program from South Hill school. A sweet course was served by hostesses and a guest list included Mrs Russell Bird and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Bert Aston
North Sea Avenue
Max Coll
A. D. Jones
Russell Bird
D. A. R. School of Instruction
Aston
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Herbert Emery
William Hill
R. R. Hinkle
K. A. Yoder
Ellis Island
D. Y. Tomlinson
Womans Club
South Hill
Elizabeth Hayslip
Geraldine Griffith
Mary Belle
Mmes
Sadie Vaucheler
Rolla R. Hinkle
C. S. Wolfe
George Perrine
John W. Rhea
Thornton H. Boswell
Lee B. Corn
Minnie Doty
George Foster
D. L. Geyer
E. F. Hayslip
William L. Hill
A. G. Lodewick
F. Grant Keyes
Leila B. Marlowe
Dwight McNally
Henry E. Samson
D. J. Shrecengost
Chet Snyder
Sadie C. Vauchelet
Carl
Thursday Club Luncheon and Bridge Hosted by Mrs Sacra
Mrs Glaze Sacra entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her ranch north of Roswell with luncheon and cards. Prizes went to Mrs Roger Aston and Mrs John A McBoyle. Attendees included Mmes Ned Nickson, Carl Clardy, Ben Childs, Ted Hunt Jr, Jack Cisco, Verne Stewart, Lucile Hanagan, two guests, Mrs W S Nichols, Miss Joyce Grady, and the hostess. Tickets for the Abe Lincoln in Illinois play review by Mrs Herbert Emery of Dallas are on sale at the Chamber of Commerce and Kiplings for Roswell Museum. prices 55 cents adults, 35 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Herbert Emery
Dallas
Chamber of Commerce and
Kiplings
Roswell Museum
Friday Bridge Club Entertained at Nickson Hotel
Mrs. H. A. Poorbaugh hosted the Friday Bridge Club at the Nickson Hotel with luncheon centered by red sweet peas. After lunch, bridge games were played by attendees including Mrs. H. Amason, Mrs. S. P. Hannifin, Mrs. L. T. Lewis, Mrs. E. E. Patterson, Mrs. D. N. Pope, Mrs. B. F. Rose, Mrs. Jay White, Mrs. J. R. Daughtry, Mrs. Herbert E. Zeeveld, Mrs. Charles Dobbs, Mrs. Arthur Allison, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickson Hotel
H. A. Poorbaugh
H. Amason
S. P. Hannifin
L. T. Lewis
E. E. Patterson
D. N. Pope
B. F. Rose
Jay White
J. R. Daughtry
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Charles Dobbs
Arthur Allison
Mrs Rawson Initiated Into P E O At Impressive Service
Mrs R L Villard and her mother Mrs R E Morris hosted Chapter B of P E O at the Villard home on West Alameda Street. Mrs L S Rawson, mother of Mrs L P Richart, was also initiated during the ceremony. New members Mrs E E Lane of Hagerman and Mrs Stanley Crosby of Roswell joined by transfer amid yellow and white chrysanthemum decor and an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Villard
R. E. Morris
Villard
West Alameda Street
R. L. Malone
E. E. Lane
Hagerman
Stanley Crosby
Roswell
L. S. Rawson
L. P. Richart
Miss Lorraine Brown Weds George Shanks
Miss Lorraine Brown and George W. Shanks Jr were married last evening at eight o'clock at the Church of Christ in a double ring ceremony. Rev Avis Wiggins officiated before a small gathering with Palms and white chrysanthemum arrangements at the altar. The bride wore a Military tan suit with brown accessories and Talismen rose corsage. The couple planned a northern motor trip after which they will reside at the Shanks ranch near Pine Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Loraaine Brown
C. S. Brown
West Eighth Street
George W. Shanks, Jr
George Shanks
Church of Christ
Avis Wiggins
Gayle Cook
Cook
Johanna Hill
Gilmer Brown
Charles Hartley
Shanks
Shanks Ranch
Pine Lodge
Credit Woman's Club Holds Business Meet
A Credit Woman's Breakfast Club meeting was held Wednesday night at Mrs. Edward L. Harbaugh's home. Committees were named for Program Eileen Rapp Membership Mrs. Mike Crow Attendance Mrs. Byron Oglesby Finance Mrs. Vivian Johnson Steeds Enter tainment Mrs. Foster Karins Welfare and Publicity Mrs. Vivian Johnson Steeds A constitution committee of Mrs. Davis chairwoman with Mrs. Vivian Johnson Steeds and Mrs. Mike Crow was appointed The next meeting will be a breakfast gathering Wednesday morning the 17th Mrs Harbaugh spoke on club benefits and refreshments were served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Woman’s Breakfast Club
Edward L. Harbaugh
Eileen Rapp
Mike Crow
Byron Oglesby
Vivian Johnson
Steeds
Foster Karins
Vivian Johnson Steeds
Davis
Harbaugh
Clover Leaf Club Hosts Members and Plans Christmas Event
The Clover Leaf Club met at Mrs. Fred Miles home with Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. B. B. Lassiter as co hosts. Two new members Mrs. Anna Taylor and Mr. Fred Kast ing joined. The group voted to send five dollars to Portales Children’s Home and planned the December 18 Christmas party at Mrs. Ella Flood’s home. A quilt was sold during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Fred Miles
Miles
Grimes
B. B. Lassiter
Anna Taylor
Fred Kasting
Ella Flood
Portales
Mmes
Mage Link
Alex Dunnahoo
M. O. McCracken
E. E. Hardcastle
Ralph Page
M. A. McCracken
P. T. Robertson
J. L. Grimes
Fun Flood
F. R. Stone
S. B. Goldston
Fred Kastings
R. C. Poteet
Sadie Todd
Christian Ladies Sew For Red Cross
Forty six garments were completed and turned in for the Red Cross yesterday by ladies of the First Christian Church. The group met in the church annex for a regular Thursday all day sewing and covered dish luncheon under the supervision of Mrs. L. T. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
First Christian Church
L. T. Lewis
Mies
E. H. Hicks
C. E. Boothe
E. G. Farree
George S. Forbes
O. R. Haymaker
George L. Reese
T. A. Sacra
Phil Helmig
What A Life high school comedy tonight at Junior High
Tonight is the big cheerfully chaotic senior class production What A Life. The comedy includes sound effects recorded with help from the choral club band and hallways at 3 15 afternoon. Tickets go on sale for the 8 00 show at Junior High School and prompt start.
Liquor Revenues Dip in New Mexico November Totals
State liquor tax receipts for November fell about 21 000 dollars from 1940 levels to 64 928 88. Liquor control division records showed an increase from October’s 57 331 77, but both months remained below the 1940 comparison. TheOctober drop followed new federal defense taxes and higher liquor prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Liquor Control Division
Junior Guild Bazaar at St Andrews Episcopal Church
The Junior Guild of St Andrews Episcopal Church invites attendance at a December 13 bazaar in the Parish Hall. Items include mother and daughter pinafores, aprons, beads made of seeds and macaroni in pastel colors, plus orders for homemade plum puddings and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Supervisors Adopt Macho Soil Conservation District Plan
A work plan for Macho Soil Conservation District was adopted at the board meeting. R A Young outlined operation methods and potential SCS assistance including technical aid, equipment loans, and a side camp from CCC Camp 32 N Honda NM, delayed by war and Honda flood emergencies. Discussion followed on possible heavy equipment loans next spring and cocklebar control next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macho
Board of Supervisors
Herman T. Pinto
R. A. Young
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Jess Corn
C. A. Buchanan
L. G. Ellett
Sterling Martin
Louis G. Mennecke
Mr. Young
Macho Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Hondo
Honda
Ioan
Santa Rosa Eyes Pecos Dam For Water, Flood Control
SANTA FE New Mexico December 5 Governor Miles pledged full support to Santa Rosa for a hydro electric flood control and irrigation dam on the Pecos river six miles above the town. He will confer with the state engineer interior department and New Mexico’s congressional delegation. Additional Pecos water storage depends on talks between New Mexico and Texas over a Pecos water compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Santa Rosa
Pecos River
Interior Department
Pecos
New Mexico
Texas
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Daughters of American Revolution
C.a.r.’S
Sacra
Ned Nickson
John A
W. W. Akin
J. Bennett Allison
Cecil
Noldier
Nelson Eddy
Rise Stevens
Hat Ug
Eldorado
Peter Lorre
Dennis O’keefe
Today & Tomorrow
Texas Rangers
John Howard - Ellen Drew
King of the
Lorraine Brown
Hazel Linard
Chiropodist
West 4Th Street
Credit Womans Club
Bray-Moores
Bray-Moore Shop
Mrs. Miles
Christian Ladies
Hiram Dow
New York
Ralph Cain
West Hendricks
Cain
Montgomery Ward Company
Robert Newell
Texas Technological College
Francis G. Newell
Max Littell
Lubbock
Will Vandewart
Phillip Stoes
Marguerite Hennessy
E. A. Cahoon
Mr. Vandewart
Mrs. Stoes
V. L. Manuel
Abilene
Set
B. A. Nash
Galveston
Stella Nash
Peters
Jolene
Markus Shoes
Wamsutta Oe
Bhamedies
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