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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
4
Mrs Donald Gillespie presidents presided over a very important meeting as RH and Coyote prepare for senior hip program sponsorship and community support.
Two village tea events showcased community efforts. The Senior High PTA celebrated El Coyote’s upcoming publication and discussed supervised dances while noting 73 paid members. The Child Conservation League hosted a festive tea at Mrs. Roy Norton’s home with entertainment by Betty Jo Daughtry Fanchon Coy and Billy Wright, drawing many guests and listing numerous members.
The North Hill Parent Teachers Association held a Christmas program at the school led by president Mrs. Carl J. Wilcoxon. Mrs. F. E. Plymate read The Other Wise Man, Mrs. John E. Smith reviewed Can Religion Be Taught, Miss Charlotte St. John and Mrs. D. C. Pearson provided songs, and P. V. Thorson urged forming a Cub Scout den.
Clover Leaf Club members met at Mrs. Sam E. Bryant home to organize a benefit game tournament at the D A V hut on Thursday night December 14 to raise money for club charity work. A 25 cent entry fee was set and the public invited.
Mrs Guy Nickson hosted an afternoon Book Club gathering in her suite at the Nickson Hotel. Guests enjoyed festooned yellow and white decorations, two guessing games, Christmas needlework, light conversation, and dainty refreshments served at five by the gracious hostess and her daughter.
Mrs Daisy Notley Guffin hosted a studio home Christmas party for young piano students yesterday. The event featured wreaths bells and stockings with candies gifts exchanged and a musical program with anecdotes about music masters.
The Ladies Aid Society of Immanuel Lutheran Church held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. R. A. Hingst home at 107 North Kentucky. Devotions were led by the pastor and officers were elected: President Mrs. R. L. Swisher, vice president Mrs. A. H. Merchant, secretary-treasurer Mrs. O. Kankel, press reporter Mrs. R. A. Hingst. A social hour followed with refreshments for members and one visitor. attendees included Bert Fletcher Edith Clark Cecilie Vauchelet and Frances Martin.
Thomas Davis celebrated his eleventh birthday yesterday at his aunt Mrs. James A. Parker’s home 104 West Ninth Street. Guests included Virginia McCune Wirt Romney Mamie Louise Destree Teddie Sallee Dixie Irons Billie Wells Kathleen Comp ton Teommie Dresser and Thomas Lowe. A yellow and white theme featured cake and chrysanthemum decor.
Mrs. Jo Jacobson assisted by Mrs. Josephine Jacobson of St. Louis host a bridge party at the Jacobson home 500 North Missouri Avenue where the approaching marriage of their daughter Annette Jacobson to Guard S. Marvin of Wilson Oklahoma was announced. The wedding is December 27. Several guests attended including Mary L. White Kathleen Cruse Lucile Cruse Frances Seay Helen Johnson Leta Maurer Florence Henderson Clara Phinizy June Sain Evelyn Brice Zoa White Edna Mae Witaker Rosemary Fullen Marguerite Hennessey and others. Also entertaining were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Einhart for George Shaw Cook of Chicago. Other guests included several couples and Miss Clara Mason Salena and Agnes Reese. Evelyn Brice also hosted the Girls Bridge Club with members Zoa White June Sain Florence Henderson Clara Phinizy Mary Catherine Massie Faybelle Cummins. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson announce the birth of a daughter Annie May.
In Havana heavy detachments of soldiers and sailors moved into midtown from nearby posts as President Ramon Grau San Martin and other leaders endured a sleepless night. A Palace meeting between Interior and War Minister Antonio Guiteras and Uruguayan envoy Fernandez De Medina stirred speculation of a coup. Stores closed at midnight and motorists were stopped as security tightened for the 56 per cent law inauguration.
G Staley Here Today Co. G Staley, oil pro ton umpire at Hobbs, was in Roswell today.
Lt John L Ballantyne arrived in Roswell from Fort Bliss to visit the CCC camp here. The plane was piloted by Captain Boyd and they expected to return tonight.
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