District President Visit By Grace Thorpe Bear
Grace Thorpe Bear serves as guest district president for Glencoe Women’s Club, addressing members and leading engagement activities during the club’s program.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1934
Page
4
Grace Thorpe Bear serves as guest district president for Glencoe Women’s Club, addressing members and leading engagement activities during the club’s program.
The December meeting of the Glencoe Womans Club saw reports from secretary and treasurer and committees appointed for a book review and luncheon honoring Captain Paul Horgan librarian at N M M I and author of The Fault of Angels. A rummage sale was planned for December fifteenth in Roswell with Eva Rose and Frank Bishop in charge to fund remodeling. A Christmas program for Fort Stanton Hospital patients was devised with tea for fifteen members and twenty five guests.
Mrs. Paul D. Wilmot hosts a one o’clock luncheon for her bridge club followed by contract. Roswell Woman’s Club invites members to a Gay Nineties Afternoon with antiques, songs, and costumes at the club house. Girl Scout Leaders Training graduates announced. Elks Charity Ball set for Friday and Saturday with two orchestras. Christmas program at First M E Church tomorrow night at Missouri Avenue P T A. Saint Andrews Parish Fair December 14 with booths. Holiday dance at Roswell Country Club. Senior class play Our Modern Youth on December 20 in Junior High auditorium. Sigma Kappa Founders Day dinner at Nickson Coffee Shop tonight.
European statesmen revived a plan to resolve the Yugoslav Hungarian disagreement under the League of Nations. Hungary would be invited to investigate King Alexander's assassination in Marseille and punish those tied to the crime. France and Yugoslavia push for concrete action, while Hungary denies culpability.
President Roosevelt led a coast to coast crackdown on narcotics with over 1000 seized in a big push. Dozens of hearings loom as Anslinger reports the greatest blow to the drug trade with seizures worth thousands of dollars. Officials seek new police powers to curb bootlegging and a national criminological institute is proposed.
Mrs J P Haynes and Mrs C N Green entertained Saturday at the Haynes home for a dinner bridge with Entre Nous members and husbands. Red carnations and ferns decorated quarter tables after a three course menu. bridge followed. Guests included Will H Whatley, Lu her M Dudley, O M Wallace, Ralph H Herring, Louis Falconi, Philip J Reedy, C N Green, J P Haynes. Captain Alton P Thomason, a Spanish instructor and artist, to speak at Roswell BPW December dinner meeting at Nickson Coffee Shop.
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