Presbyterian C E Party At Westminster Hall Roswell
The Roswell community's Presbyterian C E group held a Christmas party at Westminster Hall with Rev. LeRoy Thompson and Don Wilkins directing games. Attendees included Peggy Rabb Frank Perkins Peggy Lund Margaret Trolinger Harriette Kelly June Prookshier Dorothy Long and many others. refreshments were served.
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Presbyterian
Christian Endeavors
Westminster Hall
LeRoy Thompson
Don Wilkins
Peggy Rabb
Frank Perkins
Peggy Lund
Margaret Trolinger
Harriette Kelly
June Prookshier
Dorothy Long
Joan Savage
Mary Alyce Perkins
Martha Hall
Lynn Perkins
Hope Crowder
James Johnson
Paul Campbell
Wayne Harris
Howard Connor
Marjorie Fensom
Catherine Huntly
Jack Forrester
Alfrey Johnson
Jewell Goodner
Josephine Goodner
J. A Hall
John Crowder
Catherine Wright
Frank Warner
Alma Thompson
Pleasant Hour Club Hosts Christmas Games and Cheer
The Pleasant Hour Club was entertained by Mrs Grady Harris with a Christmas tree and refreshments after Forty Two games. Other items note a Kelly Class Christmas party at the church parlors and various club activities including the Olivet Study Club and multiple social events. Ex-Governor Hinkle celebrated his forty first wedding anniversary with a large family gathering in Roswell. A successful Presbyterian bazaar and tea party, a Womans Club bazaar, a Clover Leaf game benefit, and a Yucca Theatre Christmas showing were also reported along with other community notices and upcoming events.
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Womans Club
Madam Zola
Lemp
M. W. Hodges
M- W. Hodges
Nickson
Hodges
North Lea Avenue
Pleasant Hour
Grady Harris
Jerry Melton
Russell Hill
Frank Traylor
Tom Parker
Jason Westover
Pat Williams
Lewis Brown
M. E. South
M. E
H. C. Henderson
Santa Claus
J. E. Johns
Mmes
B. Purner
H. E. Samson
J. B. Stewart
C. H. Glover
James F. Hinkle
Hinkle
Roswell
Rolla R- Hinkle
Aleen
Rolla Jr
Arthur J. Farnsavonth
Vera Hinkle
Dolores
Pegsy
Clarence J. Hinkle
James Lisle
Max Coll
Lillian Hinkle
Max Jr
Wool Market Slows Despite Firm Prices and Short Supplies
Boston reports the wool market marked time last week with sales likely below the prior two weeks, while prices remain firm due to limited supply. Domestic and foreign markets show steady demand for clothings, with mohair also holding firm as production dips and orders improve. Prices for various grades across states and regions are listed, reflecting a cautious but stable market amid tighter wool stocks.
Charming bridge party honors upcoming Lane-Wood wedding
Miss Louise Tucker and Miss Gertrude Lane hosted at 100 North Missouri Avenue for Mrs. Carl A. Johnson Jr. and Miss Lane, whose Christmas Eve marriage to Clark Wood of Dallas is planned. Guests included Ruth Daughtry, Madge Ingalls, Dorothy Morrison, Mary Mullis, Mrs Gratton, Poe Corn, Joe Lane Jr., Charles Jones, and Wallace Doolin.
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Louise Tucker
Judson Goodart
Bridge
L. D. Tucker
North
Missouri Avenue
Carl A. Johnson Jr
Mary Lane
Gertrude Lane
Clark Wood
Dallas
Ruth Daughtry
Madge _ Ingalls
Dorothy Morrison
Mary Mullis
Mmes
Patrick H. Gratton
Poe Corn
Joe J. Lane Jr
Charles A. Jones
Wallace Doolin
La Hondo Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
The La Hondo club held its yearly gathering with Mrs. R. M. Watt presiding over the election. Florence B. Painter became president, W. C. Haines was named vice president, and J. F. Justice was chosen secretary. Mrs. Watt served refreshments to members afterward.
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la Hondo Club
R. M. Watt
Florence B. Painter
W. C. Haines
J. F. Justice
Watt
Mines
J. B. Wolfe
E. J. Baker
Carl Howard
Florence E. Painter
C. W. Haines
E. B
Ten Years Ago Today Luncheon at Mrs Wyatt’s Home
A Ten Years Ago Today entry notes the Duplicate Bridge Club gathering at Mrs Dillard H Wyatt’s home with attendees including Mmes O W White Austin Porter Grover Cottingham E A Cahoon B H Bassett W W Phillips Will H Johnson Roy Daniel Jaffa Miller Prager Miller Harry Jaffe Dillard H Wyatt and Miss Lou Mary Levers visiting from Los Angeles arriving to see the R E Levers family. The piece mentions Red Cross nurses and health officials, Rhodes scholar Fred T Wagner, a Roswell cold snap, and a law partnership of Tomlinson Fort and Howard C Buchly in the First National Bank Building.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Hirh
Dillard H. Wyatt
Mmes. O. W. White
Austin Porter
Grover Cottingham
E. A. Cahoon
B. H. Bassett
W. W. Phillips
Will H. Johnson
Roy Daniel
Jaffa Miller
Prager Miller
Harry Jaffu
Miss Lou
Mary Levers
Los Angeles
J. K. Levers
Rocky Ford
Colorado
R- E. Levers
North Richardson
Roswell
Miss Levers
Rotary Club
Fred T. Wagner
Las Vegas
University of New Mexico
Oxford
England
Tomlinson
Eleven Killed in Polish Train Wreck at Poznań
Eleven people were killed and eight injured when a train, unable to stop in fog, plowed into a local train in central Poznań. Four more are expected to die. Most victims were children en route to school. two cars fell from a high embankment while a third dangled. Rescue efforts faced freezing conditions.
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Pozna
Poland
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Mills College
Williams. Prager
Bill Cassedy
New Mexico Military Institute
Miss Jane
J. Walter McClaran
Stephenie Prager
Honolulu
Yucca
St. Peters Society
Roswell Typewriter Company
North Main
Womans Association of
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A .N. Carter
Temple
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Clara
Howe
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Carrie Wise
Iheatrice
White Clinic
Zelpha Fates
State College
R. L. Bates
Institute
Whitmans
Miss Saylors
Lyon
Rifling's Confectionery, Inc
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Clardy’s
GUILD
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King of
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