Citizenship Play at Junior Womans Club Celebrates 150th Bill of Rights
The Junior Womans Club staged the play Our New Citizen by Mrs. D. J. Shrecengost to illustrate how an alien becomes a U S citizen. Cast included Judge George L. Reese and ministers, with flag salute and Star Spangled Banner closing the program. Members noted Spanish and First Aid classes starting in January and ongoing Defense Stamp purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Womans Club
Mra. D. J. Shrecengost
United States
Senior Womans Glub
Jasm Kellahin
Russell Bird
George L. Reese
Evaristo Picazo
Charles F. Ward
Paxton Price
John Lea
Sarah Lucille White
Jane Reaves
Mary Russell
Defense
Edna Ann Malone
Helen Richmond
Virginia Schrimshher
Elizabeth Slack
Fern Hedrick
Phyllis Chandler
Catherine Greening
Ruth Emmett
Jeanelle Tacket
Jean Cox
Jane
Bridge Club
C. M. Farnsworth
West Seventh Street
Missouri Avenue
Trinity Church
H. V
North
Richardson Avenue
Houcher Settlement
Olivet Club
Paul Schultz
South
Kentucky Avenue
Womans Club
Wesleyan Service Guild Dinner at First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild held a Christmas dinner at the First Methodist Church with a turkey menu and festive decor. Mrs. Walter Gill received a life membership pin. Dr. Thomas W. Brabham spoke on the prophesy of Christ and a year end resume was given by Mrs. Thomas W. Brabham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Walter Gill
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
J. E. Zumwalt
Thomas W. Brabham
H. P. Saunders, Jr
Mesdames B. A. Nash
Helen Abbey Cox
Ernest Megenity
John Blea
Otto Conney
T. E. Sumberg
H. T. Taylor
A. C. Jones, Jr
T. J. Deason
Ruth Baskin
Edith Beaty
Ethel Lea
Oscar White
Annie W. Moore
H. N. Hood
Robert Kellahin
James Callender
C. M. Cooper
B. P. Rasmus
J. Ss. Terry
Jane Cotten
Miss Pearl Cole
Patton Takes Federal Post Requires Return If Primary Normal
Former attorney general Frank Patton said he has taken a federal position and will return to participate in next year’s primary if conditions are “anything like normal.” He plans to leave Wednesday for a routine assignment and weigh further political plans upon his return.
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Santa FE
N. M
Frank Patton
Five hurt in Santa Fe auto collision near Madrid junction
Five persons suffered minor injuries in a late night crash between Madrid and the Santo Domingo junction. The injured were identified as Mrs. John Saiz of Gallup Maggie Chavez of Albuquerque Margie James of Gallup Mrs. Orin James and Merbie Gallagher. They were taken to Albuquerque and Gallup for treatment.
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Santa FE
N. M
Madrid
Santo Domingo
U. S
John Saiz
Gallup
Maggie Chavez
Albuquerque
Margie James
Orin James
Merbie Gallagher
Governor Miles Returns From Los Angeles Air Trip
Governor Miles state highway engineer Burton Dwyer and PSC chairman G S Carter returned from an air trip to Los Angeles. The governor called the trip possibly defense related but declined to comment further.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Burton Dwyer
G.S. Carter
State Public Service Commission
Los Angeles
Lawsuit filed over fatal auto crash damages
In Las Cruces on December 16 a $51,800 damage suit was filed in district court arising from a June automobile collision that killed Louis Linton Gray. Plaintiff seeks damages from Bill Ed Esslinger, a New Mexico Aggies freshman, and his parents J L Esslinger and Mrs. J L Esslinger of Dona Ana County, New Mexico.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Louis Linton Gray
Bill Ed Esslinger
New Mexico Aggies
J. L. Esslinger
Dona Ana County
Evacuation of patients from West Los Angeles hospital
More than 400 helpless patients in the U S veterans hospital in West Los Angeles will be sent to inland hospitals to avoid air raid danger. Transfers likely start Thursday with about 60 to Albuquerque New Mexico 110 to Fort Bayard New Mexico and the rest to Arizona and South Dakota facilities.
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Los Angeles
U. S. Veteran’s Hospital
Veterans’ Hospital
Albuquerque
N. M
Fort Bayard
Arizona
South Dakota
Patriotic Program At C C C Camp
A patriotic program sponsored by the W C T U will be held at the local C C C Camp one mile west of town at 7 o clock tomorrow night. James M Kearney serves as master of ceremonies with music by the Eagles C C C orchestra and a medley of national airs performed by a quartet. guest speaker Mrs C E Mason. God Bless America by the assembly. Refreshments follow.
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James M. Kearney
Eagles
Willie Lou Webb
Betty Jo Webb
Louise Robertson
Thomas W. Brabham
C. E. Mason
God Bless America—Assembly
Charles Lawey, Sr
Soldiers and Sailors Committee
Roswell
Hostess Service Begins on Continental Flight Routes
Continental Airlines started hostess service yesterday on the Pueblo to Wichita flight and will begin soon on the Roswell route. The launch was delayed as uniforms could not be secured by December 15. Phone your classifieds to No 11.
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Continental Airlines
Pueblo
Colo
Wichita
Kan
Roswell
Students and families plan holiday travel to home towns
Benjamin Kessel, a Texas Tech freshman in Lubbock, is expected home for Christmas. Colorado University students Misses Amis Williams Yoder Vandewart return Friday night with Mrs Schumaker to El Paso. Ruth Iankes, Kansas University sorority member, will arrive Thursday to spend holidays with her parents. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hodges and Beverly Hodges arrive from California to Roswell. Cattlemen banquet and dance moves to Women’s Club on Wednesday at 6:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Kessel
Norton Kessel
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Jean Amis
Mary Williams
Genevieve Yoder
Cecelia Vandewart
Colorado University
Boulder
Roswell
Schumaker
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
el Paso
Ruth Iankes
A. H. Iankes
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas
Wilbur Hodges
Beverly Hodges
San Bernadino
California
Abe Mayer
Roswell Country Club
Woman’s Club
Christian Church
Womans Club
Dande
Woman's Club
Washington Avenue
Marianne
Pat Keohane
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Defense Bond-Stamp Committee To Meet In Roswell
Roswell defense bond and stamp committee to meet Thursday at 9 a m at the Roswell Building and Loan Association. Chairman R H McCune outlines goal of securing broad public support and urges every business to stock stamps and offer them in lieu of change. He recalls Pearl Harbor and calls for citizens to lend to defend.
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Defense Bond and Stamp Committee
Roswell
Fla
Miami
Pearl Harbor
McCune
Safety Program On State's Highways
A New Mexico safety council of over 200 members launched a statewide drive to reduce highway deaths through education and enforcement after a 28 percent rise in 1941 traffic fatalities in ten months. J B Jones heads the group with Dr H W James as vice president and A M Fernandez as secretary treasurer. Debates included possible port-of-entry stops and stricter eye-exam requirements for licenses. State highway engineer Burton Dwyre noted 179 deaths in ten months with the year likely under the national average.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Miles
J. B. Jones
Albuquerque
H. W. James
Silver City
New Mexico Teachers College
C. A. Joplin
Clovis
New Mexico American Legion Auxiliary
A. M. Fernandez
Public Service
Burton Dwyre
Business Women Hear Guest Speakers At December Dinner
The Business and Professional Women’s Club held its December dinner at Nickson Coffee Shop with Miss Elizabeth Hayslip presiding. Guests included Mrs. C. E. Mason who spoke on Faith for Living and Mrs. Vernon Knapp who shared Christmas in Mexico, as members and friends settled among decorated tables and gift baskets.
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Business and Professional Womens Club
Nickson
Elizabeth Hayslip
Marie Baldy
Roy Flood
H. H. Robbins
Paul McEvoy
Elizabeth Garrett
Florence Douglas
Madene Bates
Geneva Short
Billie Lanham
Annie Laura Snorf
Mary Cowan
Charlotte St. John
Amanda Lundgren
Vera Smith
Jo Hill
Sybil Bailey
Mesdames Inga Mulray
Vernon Knapp
E. L. Lusk
Benton Lusk
D. J. Shrecengost
Birthday Party For Janis Kessel
The Norton Kessel home on South Washington hosted a Saturday afternoon party celebrating Thelma Janis Kessel's eighth birthday. Bright balsams decorated rooms as games amused children indoors and outdoors. Ice cream and cake were served. dolls and toy cars were given as favors to attendees. Notable guests included Alice Stahl Eleanor Marcus Helen Thompson Mary Williams Aleta Cooper Rose Thompson Katherine Corn Rita Danenberg Neta Mann Nanette Dudley Sue Cooper Harriet Marcus Louise Dollahan Kay Thompson Celia White Carolyn Parkhill Louisa Zimmermen Warda Fulkerson Doris Boehms Betty Allen Mary Elizabeth Stahl David Wilson Phillip Stahl Stanley Stahl Don Russell Steve Burkstaller Dixon Jones Warren Thompson Teddy Roderick Billy Leatner John Cox George Clark Charlie Bernie Jody Smith and Duane Naron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Kessel
South
Washington
Thelma Janis
Alice Delaine Stahl
Eleanor Marcus
Helen Thompson
Mary Lynn Williams
Aleta Cooper
Rose Mary Thompson
Katherine Corn
Rita Mae Danenberg
Neta Mann
Nanette Dudley
Sue Cooper
Harriet Marcus
Louise Dollahan
Kay Thompson
Celia Mae White
Carolyn Parkhill
Louisa Zimmerman
Warda
Joyce Fulkerson
Doris Boehms
Betty Price
Teddy Sue Allen
Mary Elizabeth
David Wilson
Phillip
Stanley Stahl
Don Ed _ Russell
Steve Burkstaller
Dixon Jones
Warren Thompson
Teddy Roderick
Billy Lea
Annual Christmas Party Last Night at K C Hall
The C Y O held its annual Christmas party at the K C Hall last night with a horseshoe table display and a program including violin solo by Jimmie Antram, readings by Miss Jean Marie Blakeney, a comedy skit by Darlene Sandoval, and carol singing. Present were Father Christian and many local residents, followed by a list of Tuesday events and club meetings.
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K. C. Hall
Jimmie Antram
Mrs. C. Antram
Ma’s Berthnight
Jean Marie Blakeney
Sis Hopkins
Skidermarink
Darlene Sandoval
Father Christian
Jean Blakeney
Mary
Virginia Antram
Ruth Ant
Marian Martin Pattern 9915 Shirtwaist Dress Debuts
The brisk fashion item Pattern 9915 by Marian Martin features a front buttoning shirtwaist with gathered panels at the skirt, a deeper armhole, forward shoulder seams, and a top-stitched belt option with a potential pocket. Misses and women sizes 12 through 40 available. pattern and book priced at 15 and 25 cents respectively, with order details to Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department.
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America
Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Club O Ten Holds Holiday Meeting
The Club O'Ten held its December noon meeting and Christmas party at the Nickson Coffee Shop private dining room. Mrs. Charles F. Beeson led a Christmas program after gift exchanges. Guests and members included Mesdames Charles F. Beeson, Ewing L. Lusk, Robert R. Brown, C. E. Mason, J. E. Moore, Mary McCullough, Clark A. Baker, W. W. Phillips, and a guest Mrs. Benton Lusk.
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Nickson Coffee
Club O
Charles F. Beeson
Ewing L. Lusk
Robert R. Brown
C. E. Mason
J. E. Moore
Mary McCullough
Clark A. Baker
W. W. Phillips
Mrs
Benton Lusk
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