Coterie Club Guests Attend Aviation Talk and Music
Mrs Barney Green hosted a Coterie Club meeting with Mrs A L Hobson presiding. The program featured a paper "The Progress of Aircraft" by Mrs. Thomas Fee, plus violin numbers by Charlotte and Laurene Nelson and Willie Edna Green. Refreshments were served by hostesses including Mrs. Barney Green and Mrs. George Hamilton, with multiple members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Green
Coterie Club
A. L Hobson
W. R. Eccles
Thomas Fee
Fred Nelson
Charlotte and
Laurene Nelson
Donage Mobile
Willie Edna Green
Mmes
Barney Gr
George Hamilton
Solon
C. H. Culdice
Brown Davidson
M. E. Ewell
Thomas ‘Fee
B. F. Heinie
Albert Hobson
Emery Hurtt
Wm Y
C. J. Mason
Ernest Nelgen
J. W. Smith
M. Southworth
Albert Watson
W. Welty
J. S. Wheeler
Glener
Lawrence D. Wheeler
N. Whitney
R. O. Whitney
J- J. Lane
Mamie Ray
M. A. Mapes
J. H. Crowder
Monday Night Bridge Quail Dinner and Contract
Captain and Mrs. Robert Rae and Mrs William Prager hosted the Monday Night Bridge Club at the Brown, 710 North Kentucky, for a seven o'clock quail dinner by contract. Yellow mums and golden candles decorated the dining room as verses were laid for Messrs. and Mrs. Beers, EB. A. Ca, G. M. Farnsworth, Harry Jaffa, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rae
William S. Prager
Brown
North
Kentucky
John B. Beers
EB. A. Ca
G& M. Farnsworth
Harry Jaffa
W. W. Phillips
Fred. Miller
seBrown
Shakespeare Club closes year with Henry IV reading
Act V of Henry IV Part II was presented under Mrs. Guy Rowe at the Shakespeare Club's final meeting of the year held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Purton C. Mossman's home. Eighteen members attended as talks on various aspects of the play and related topics preceded the reading, with plans announced for the 1934 study of The Taming of the Shrew and an annual election on January 2 at Mrs. Rolla R. Hinkle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Rowe
Shakespeare Cluir
Purton C. Mossman
John McClure
Rowe
Claude Simpson
Henry the Fifth
E. A Cahoon
Falstaff
H. V. Fall
Hamlet
William L. Hill
Corinne Whitney
Rolla R. Hinkle
LeRoy Thompson
A. Pruit
Henry the IV
Mines
W. J. Beatty
E. A. Cahoon
Co. W. Grier
Charles D. Keyes
A. G. Lodewick
Burton C- Mossman
J. D. Shinkle
Arthur J. Stevens
Corrine Whitney
Miss M. M. Helt
Christmas Thimble Party Hosted by Mrs Davis
Mrs David Davis hosted a Christmas thimble party in her home to honor sister Mrs Lula Ricketts of Van Wert Ohio spending the winter here. The event featured tea salad cakes and tea with guests including Mrs Nola Oliver Mrs Wallace and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Lula Ricketts
van Wert
Ohio
New Cadets Entertained at Big Turkey Dinner
Major and Mrs John McClure hosted a turkey dinner for first year Institute cadets at their Military Heights home. Guests included Cadets Adams Armagac Beach Barker Becker Beatty Cardinal Green Krnda and John McClure Jr with yellow and white mums centering the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maijor
John McClure
Military Heichis
Institute
Adams
Armagmac
Beach
Barker
Becker
Beatty
Cardinal
Green
Krnda
McClure
John McClure Jr
Beautiful Bridge Party Honors the Lane Girls
A bridge party at the Beesons home celebrated Miss Gertrude Lane and Mrs. Carl A. Johnson Jr. with a bridal theme. Attendees included Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Beeson, and numerous friends. decorations used deep yellow mums, open fireplaces, and a two-course refreshment service. The event announced Miss Lane’s Christmas Eve marriage to Clark Wood of Dallas on December twenty fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lane
Carl A. Johnson Jr
Mary Lane
Joe J. Lane Jr
Charles F. Preson
The
Beesons
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clark Wood
Dallas
Lane
Beeson
Joe J. Lane
Herbert
Louise Tucker
Dorothy Morrison
Mary Mullis
Hulda Hobbs
Josephine Kow
Marie Beers
Dorothy Williams
Mary Mossman
Virginia White
Ruth Daughtry
Ten Years Ago Tonight White thirtieth anniversary party
A seven o clock Christmas dinner party celebrated Mr and Mrs Elza White s thirtieth wedding anniversary. Guests included A D Garrett J P White E A Cahoon A Pruit and many others. the Womans Club welfare committees are organizing the Christmas seal sale with Mae Wyilys as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza White
Mr. White
Mary L. White
Elza White Jr
Messrs
Mmes. A. D. Garrett
J. P. White
E. A. Cahoon
A. Pruit
C. M. Farnsworth
Otto Hedgcoxe
J. Q. Cummins
E. H Williams
W. S. Jolly
J. E. Moore
Albert H. Pruit
C. R. Wise
D. H. Wyatt
W. W. Phillips
C. R. Brice
Cora Ray
Grace T. Bear
Tennie Mae Knighten
Evelyn Brice
Dan Cahoon
Womans Club
Mae K. Wyilys
Mmes. Hurd, Ames
M. Gray
Willis Ford
O. W. White
Harry Moberly
G. M. Slaughter
W. H. Coulthard
J. B. Coats
Marian Hammer
James Hall
Misses Wise
Dunlap
Mavericks Entertained With Christmas Party
A Christmas party for The Mavericks was held last night at Miss Annie L. Snort’s home hosted by Mrs. John W. Poe who couldn’t preside due to a broken ankle. Guests included Grace Shearman Edith Geyer Lucy Lea Annie L. Snorf Joyce Hunter and Mrs. Walter Gill plus Mrs. Grace Bears. Refreshments featured ices cakes and mints and each guest received a Christmas bag with woodies and a surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Poe
Annie L. Snort
Lucy Lea
Annie L. Snorf
Joyce Hunter
Walter Gill
Grace T. Bear
Pleading for plebiscite amid Saar talks in 1935 France
The Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Committee declared that Trance May hopes to recover in the plebiscite of 1935 after Herriot spoke. Herriot rejected general talks though Conservative leader Ybarnegaray urged direct talks. He warned the Little Entente might be offended and that postwar negotiations with Germany have been built on sand. A majority urged government action through the League of Nations to ensure an unbiased plebiscite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Committee
Herriot
Jean Ybarnegaray
France
Germany
League of Nations
Malone returns to Roswell after Oklahoma City trip
R. L. Malone has returned to Roswell following a business trip to Oklahoma City. He visited the Oklahoma City area on business and is back in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Malone
Roswell
Oklahoma City
Cattlemen Press Urgency Ahead of Convention
Cattlemen urge prompt action at next month’s convention urging Congress to consider memorials advocating slaughter quotas similar to AAA crops. Collins cites Roosevelt’s attention to the issue and calls for policies to secure fair prices for cattlemen. He notes federal moves to buy beef for distribution and 100 percent loans on beef calves as tentative encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Congress
Organization
Roosevelt
Collins
Washington
No Change in Prosecution of Wickman Case
Albuquerque authorities report no change in the prosecution of Carl W. Wickman 35 druggist charged with killing his wife Donalda Wickman by striking her with a tire tool. An autopsy allegedly found poison in her body but District Attorney Mabry says the case will proceed as planned with a preliminary hearing next Tuesday. Wickman has pleaded not guilty and authorities continue to base their case on his purported confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Carl W. Wickman
Bernalillo County
Wickman
Donalda Chicoine Wickman
Denver
Ofhcers
Es J. Mabry
Lindberghs in Natal Brazil amid hush of plans
Natal dedicates attention to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh as crowds cheer their arrival from Bathurst. No official word on future moves. glimpses of Lindberghs en route to the British Consulate and speculation fill the air. The monoplane used for the crossing had its left wing damaged upon inspection, with Air France offering repair facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindy
Anne
United States
Riot at Philadelphia prison as guards clash with inmates
Dr. L. N. Robinson, head of the Eastern Penitentiary board of trustees, arrives at the riot scene where 75 inmates battled guards trying to escape. The unrest ends with 500 police arriving from across the city to quell the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Robinson
Eastern Penitentiary Board of Trustees
Philadelphia
Roswell Children Write Santa Requests 1935 1983
A Roswell collection of child letters to Santa Claus from 1935 and 1983 requests toys and gifts. Mary Frances Wilcoxon asks for a large rubber doll, while Carl Franks asks for a steam shovel motorcycle and dump truck for his sister. Helen Day Knox seeks a small bicycle and a toy piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico
Union
Santa Claus
North Hill
Mary Frances Wilcoxon
Santa
Mary
West McGaffey
Carl Franks
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E. Grand Plains Coterie Fine Aviation Program
Tim
Mea OG
Robert Young
Nils Asther
William Powell
Philo Vance
Aswee
Muss
Princess
Lie
Zane Grey
Henry IV
Hakespeare Club
VM. EL
Mitelgeorge
Helen Watts
Dorothy Hill
Gene Moore
Elizabeth Summersgill
Esther Lane
Bonnibel Fales
Eva Reeves
June Ruhl
Dorothy Ruhl
Fern Rapp
Ruth Nance
Ruth Montgomery
Tulsa
Bentonville
Arkansas
Mrs. Rose
Valley
C. E. Hinkle
Portales
Irene
Naomi Ruth Hinkle
East Grand Plains
Ark
Raymond Hinkle
Mrs. Montgomery
Will
Little Evelyn Pearl
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Hortense Hicks
BP. H Hicks
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Southern Scholastic Association
A. C. Harter
Los Angeles
Des Mones
Iowa
Harter
Pecos Valley
W. B. Wiseley
Charlies Wiseley
Longview
Texas
William H. Powell
Powell
Ellen Wiseley
St. Andrews
Bertha Forrester
Lovington
Presbyterian
Westminster Hall
H. Bruce Griffith
Georgia Zink
St Mary’s Hospital
Carl Long
Frances Chapman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Alice May
Ted Townsend
Pards
Gilbert Pfieffer
Bernard Ginsberg
Joe Bob Nickson
Harry Barnes
Don Gillespie
Eugene Allison
Bernard
Ginsberg
Ted Fownsend
Harry Mes
Lon Gillespie
Joe Nicho
Dan Carpenter
Harper
2R Hunter
Jim Kl
Gil
Mavericks
L. Malone
Lindberghs
Bathurst
Gambia
Africa
Air France
Inter
National Flying Company
South America
Pan-American Airways
American International Flying Company
Roswell, N. Mex
N. Union
Yours Truly, Helen Day -Knox
Santake
Amarillo Artesia
Carlsbad Clovis Dexter
Elida Hagerman
Hereford Pecos Portales
B. F. Rose
T. B. Gallaher
Amarillo
Kisling
Ss.s. Tonic
S.S.S
Tb S
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