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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1933

Page

4

Wisteria Sunday School Christmas Dinner Party

The Wisteria Sunday school of the First M E Church held a progressive Christmas dinner Friday night for thirteen members plus guests and their teacher Mrs Benjamin Elel eGeorge. Courses were served at five homes and a Parish Hall, with a late coffee and mints gathering at Ruth Nance’s home.

Wisteria M. E. Church Benjamin Eleleéorge June Ruhi Sie Hogsette Eva Reeves Fern Rapp South Main Street Ruth Nance North Richardson

Womans Club Christmas Program and Events

The Womans Club hosts a Christmas program with walking talking dolls, a Santa Claus arrival, cantatas, and readings directed by Miss Elizabeth Sutter. Open to all, no tickets. Also notes church cantatas, social items, a holiday dance, and local club activities around Christmas and New Year’s.

Womans Club Elizabeth Sutter First Presbyterian Church First Methodist Episcopal Choir Edith Sanford Tillotson Harry Howe Sshesey Presbyterian Choir D. N. Pope Er. L. Lusk Adams M. E Christ

Christmas Club Luncheon and Tea at Hotel Gilder

Ten years ago today a private Christmas luncheon and luncheon tea were hosted at Hotel Gilder. Mrs. Freeson led a Christmas discussion with a large list of guests and a gift exchange. The piece stresses fire safety for the holidays with tips from Chief Fy Rue Chrisman of the Roswell Fire Dept urging prompt calls and precautions.

Gilder Charles F. Freeson Grace Troutman Mmes C. F. Beeson C. A. Baker E. A. Cahoon C. E B. Masop E L. Lusk L. K. McGaffey W. W. Phillips Grace T. Pear Grace S. Massie Lloyd R. Wilson Catherine Cahoon Berkeley, Calif Cahoon Roy Lochhead Martes Bridge Club Mmes. C. F. Beeson C. M. Farnsworth Grover C. Cottingham Roy Daniel O. W. White O. H. Smith Herbert Lowrey Will H.johnson Carl McNally W. H. McCullough Harry Jaffa Jaffa Miller Prager Miller Austin Porter Dillard Wyatt J. Q. Cummins R. E. Ware Hagerman Fy Rue Chrisman Roswell Club of Ten Club O' Ten Nickson

New Mexico livestock lenders push for state credit agency

PLAN CORPORATION would be capitalized at seven million dollars on a national footing and serve New Mexico. Lee said borrowers must buy five percent voting stock, giving livestock men long term control. Conventions set for January 10 aim to finalize plans and file a petition with the Federal Farm Credit Administration to establish the agency in New Mexico. George W. York of the Cooperative Wool Marketing Association attended, noting a favorable sheep and wool market outlook.

M, Lee Alamogordo Production Credit Corporation Lee District Production Credit Corporation Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas Mitchell Fedeal Farm Credit Administration George W. York New Mexico Co-Operative Wool Marketing Association National Wool Marketing Association

Cattlemen Gather to Save industry Amid Crisis

Winter no terror to them this year and cattlemen face overproduction and poor prices. Industry in crisis, westwide attendees plan to attend the American National Livestock Association convention in January to craft a rescue program. Over 400 livestock men from Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, and New Mexico joined Wichita conference with farm credit administration leaders.

West American National Livestock Association Oklahoma Colorado Kansas New Mexico Wichita Farm Credit Administration

Resolution on the death of William Le Roy Wolfe

A special memorial meeting of the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society adopts resolutions on the passing of William Le Roy Wolfe born Roswell June 7 1911 and died November 8 1932. He joined at organization and advanced the society through collecting Indian artifacts and expanding the museum. The group expresses deep sympathy to his parents Joseph B. and Emma Mae Wolfe and notes his irreplaceable contributions.

Chaves County William LeRoy Wolfe Joseph B Emma Mae Wolfe Roswell

Memorial program honors Wolfe and staff at archaeology society

Mrs. Corinne Whitney led a memorial program arranged by Miss Shirley Feather. Speakers included Miss Martha Cowan, Stig Santheson, Mack Watts, and Mrs. Corinne Whitney. The Archaeological and Historical Society tablet was unveiled, praising William Leroy Wolfe.

Shirley Feather Martha Cowan William Wolfe Stig Santheson Mack Watts Christian Endeavor Corinne Whitney Archaeological and Historical Society New Mexico The Christian Church W. H. Hortenstein Howard Glover Guy Rowe C. 8S Bell

Thirteenth Birthday and Christmas Party Held

Marian McDonald celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a Christmas party at the McDonald home 513 North Missouri after a matinee at The Yucca Theatre. Guests included Lucille Hanagan Bianda Greenwade Adele Kelly Dorothy Gessert Janet Lee Fleehart Jean Amis Joyce Sanders Frances Urton Frances Smurs Ruth Jankes Marceline Schaubel Mary Frances Mamie Louise Destree Mary Mullis and Mary Helena Coats plus Captain and Troop V Girl Scouts.

Marian McDonald McDonald North Missouri Yucca Theatre Marian Lucille Hanagan Bianda Greenwade Adele Kelly Dorothy Gessert Janet Lee Fleehart Jean Amis Joyce Sanders Frances Urton Frances Smurs Ruth Jankes Marceline Schaubel Mary Frances Mamie Louise Destree Mary Mullis Mary Helena Coats Girl Scouts

Birthday Celebration For Lorraine Wherrett Forty Four Years

Lorraine Wherrett celebrated her fourteenth birthday anniversary with a gay Christmas party Saturday night. Hearts were played and refreshments served at tables centered with lighted candles. Attending were Billie Whatley Ruth F Jankes Merle Haynes Ruth Foreman Marion Roney Frances Schultz Betts Gifford Jane Daniel Ruth Glover Roberta Duffield and Mary Virginia Burdette. The Young Women Circle IV of the Southern M E Missionary Society met at Miss Margaret Harrison's country home with president Fay Kerley. Mrs Charles Stone gave a talk on Faith Of Our Fathers and refreshments were served at the end of the program to Fay Kerley Ruth Johnson Lucy Mae Crowe Leta Monroe Willie Russell Ruby Alberts Mrs Dwight Glover and Mrs Charles Stone.

Lorraine Wherrett Lorraine Billie Whatley Ruth F Jankes Merle Haynes Ruth Foreman Marion Roney Frances Schultz Betts Gifford Jane Daniel Ruth Glover Roberta Duffield Mary Virginia Burdette Young Womans Circle M. E. South Missionary Circle IV Southern M. E. Missionary Society Margaret Harrison Fay Kerley Faith of Our Fathers Charles Stone Miss Harrison Ruth Johnson Lucy Mae Crowe Leta Monroe Willie Russell Ruby Alberts Dwight Glover

Chief Chrisman Endorses Electric Candles for Holidays

Chief Chrisman notes that displaying candies in windows during holidays is unwise and advocates electric candles as a safer alternative. The comment suggests a preference for electric lighting to reduce fire risk during celebrations.

Chrisman

Yucca Beauty Service ad offers permanent waves gifts

A Yucca Beauty Service advertisement invites customers to view a line of gift goods and permanent waves suitable for mothers and sisters at 111 W. 3rd St with phone contact 484.

Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop W. 3Rd St

Mattress Makers Renovators Sterilizers and Rug Cleansers

Local ad notes services by Mattress Makers Renovators Sterilizers and Rug Cleaners based in Roswell. Includes contact phone 614 and references Roswell Mattress Company and an advertisement code N3126.

Renovators Sterliizers Roswell] Mattress Company

Human family merging into one race in expert view

Lexington Kentucky December 18 AP The human family once divided into many races shows a tendency to become one race again according to Dr W D Funkhouser dean of the University of Kentucky Graduate School and noted anthropologist Returning from a world tour he says the trend toward specialized races is disappearing and the pendulum has begun to swing back The first race originated in southern Asia with only its representatives remaining on Earth

Australia Africa Europe Manchuria Islanng Japan Lexington, Ky W. D. Funkhouser University of Kentucky Graduate School Funkhouser Asia Earth

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