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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
4
The Roswell Country Club hosts the annual quail dinner with Smyril and Hall families as hosts. Attendees include Mayor Herbert Smyril, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. McNally, and multiple families. The event features quail prepared by Mrs. Smyril, highlighting community ties and local charity efforts.
The D A R December meeting will be at Southern M E Church on Friday night December 15. A one act play Our First President General directed by Miss Gertrude Lane with music by Mrs John C Martens. Mrs James F Hinkle is D A R program chairman. each D A R invites one guest, Sons of the American Revolution invited with wives. Social features by Mrs E Wallace.
Mrs E A Cahoon hosted the Shakespeare Club luncheon in which Mrs Phil Helmig presented Cahoon with a Shakespearean Birthday Book. Elsa Homann White read famous scenes from Romeo and Juliet. Attendees included Mrs George W Stevens and Mrs J J Hagerman among many others. Castles hosted bridge for Col Etienne de and Mrs Bujac at The Jacobson.
The Roswell Writers Club met at Mrs F G Keyes home to launch The Effort a weekly bulletin edited by members in turn. The session produced original pieces and discussed poems including When A Man's Hobby Is Guns by Margaret Eimer to appear in The American Rifleman December issue.
The Berrendo Womans Club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at Mrs. W. E. Lambeth’s country home. Attendance was small due to measles. Officers elected were Mrs. George Perrine president, Mrs. Frank Seaverns vice president, and Mrs. Esther M. Howlett secretary and treasurer. Plans for the coming year were set and reports indicated the club’s condition remained good. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Austin D. Crile on January 2.
Special prices on permanents for children and on children's shampoos and sets offered by Aerate Beauty Shop. Phone number 640 listed for orders and inquiries.
Washington faces bootlegger risks while agencies craft new liquor rules after repeal. States grapple with licenses and enforce measures as imports, trade talks, and farm surpluses shape policy and public access to spirits. Nevada remains openly wet. South and East states diverge on enforcement.
Gallup New Mexico December 6 AP McKinley county taxpayers voted down the sales tax as a remedy for funding shortfalls created by a September 20 mill levy amendment. The meeting urged county and school district consolidation, elimination of duplications, salary cuts, and repeal of all property tax exemptions.
Walter Elliott of New York Cay visited in the R. M. Ware home for Thanksgiving. A large Thanksgiving dinner gathered Mr. Elliot and local residents. The Nazarene Church hosted a state gathering with meals for a large crowd. The Hill High School Carnival raised funds for athletics and a new curtain. Community notices cover church union service, cemetery association, Legion Auxiliary, road and schoolhouse work, P T A meeting, and local social events.
The Lindberghs flew westward toward the Pan American route, with Mrs. Lindbergh handling a wireless key to relay flight progress to stations on the South American coast. The 1927 solo flight covered 3,610 miles in 33 and a half hours, while today the couple completed a longer stage flight with wireless coordination.
Clarence Norris, the second of seven defendants in the Scottsboro case, was found guilty today by a Morgan County jury on a charge of attacking a white woman. The verdict carries the automatic death penalty under Alabama law.
All members who have not paid their 1933 34 club dues must bring or send them to Mrs. M C Martin chairman before January first. This important notice urges attendance and prompt payment to settle the matter.
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