Lovely Bridge Luncheon Adorns Christmas Home
A Christmas themed bridge luncheon was hosted by Mrs. H. V. Falk at 604 North Richardson Avenue with guests listed including Mrs. Robert Fall and numerous others. The event featured holiday decor, sweet peas, ferns, and a menu reflecting the season, followed by a party for the Elizabeth Garrett Sextette at Mrs. John C. Martens residence, highlighted by red sweet peas, mini Christmas trees, candle light, and gifts for Miss Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
C. W. Grier
D. C. Pearson
Grace T. Bear
George M. Slaughter II
K. A. ¥Oder
Elmer Riemen
Roxie Mitchell
Robert W. Mitchell
Harold- Ball
E. L. Lusk
J. P. Williams
John B. Beers Jr
Henry E. Sartison
E. C
Charlotte St. John
John R. St.John
R. M. Tigner
Jack Fletcher
Evans Smith
Ann B. Johnson
A. E. Elmore
Charles B. Hanson
Nashville
John C. Martens
Jack Martens
Roswell Couple United In Church Ceremony
Lois Harper and Claude Carruthers of Roswell wed last Sunday at the Church of Christ with Rev. H. D. Jeffcoat officiating. The bride, well known locally, and groom, a former Texas resident, reside at 203 1/2 West Bland Street. Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian held a December Christmas supper in Westminster Hall with a cross-shaped table arrangement and cedar boughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Msgs
Lois Harper
Claude Carruthers
Roswell
H. D. Jeffcoat
Texas
Carruthers
West
Bland St
Elizabeth Hayslip
Sfantes Long
Jean Watt
Ruth FitzGerald
Martha Hall
Marjorie Fensom
Memorial and December Gatherings at Faithful Societies
The Presbyterian Aid Society held its December meeting in Westminster Hall with sixty dollars from the Christmas bazaar reported as cleared and a piano gift from the late Mrs. Beatty’s son. An impressive memorial to Mrs. Beatty’s life and work was observed, with numerous members in attendance. The First Baptist W. M. U. also met in December in the church parlors led by Mrs. J. J. Walker, with a worship and mission program titled Back To Bethlehem followed by a playlet Putting Christ In Christmas. A social hour featured Christmas sweets for the thirty five members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Poorbaugh
Miss Kropp
Esther Morgan
Bethlehem
Shelly
Ruth Huderson
LeRoy Thompson
Wise Man
Henry van Dyke
Harrye Black
Lois Burnett
Marjorie Fensom
Ruth FitzGerald
Martha Hall
Alma Greenlaw
Elizabeth Hayslip
Presbyterian Aid Society
Beatty
Westminster Hall
Robert Beers
William J. Beatty
Harry Helmer
Chicago
Womans Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church
J. J. Walker
Aline Reed
George E. French
Walter P. Turner
Christ
Mmes
J. B. Savage
P. V. Thorson
Julia E. Brasher
J. Bennet Allison
Albert A. Stubbs
R. B. Harlan
Walter Harrison
William L. Hill
Frank Whitaker
J. A. Waller
J. M. Veal
Floyd Wheeler
M. E. Church
South
Circle II
Womans Missionary Society
M E. Church
George R. Ray
W. C. Buchly
Mary Frances*McClure
First Birthday Party For Herbert Pruit Joyce Jr
The first anniversary celebration for Herbert Pruit Joyce Jr. was held this afternoon at his home with a Christmas birthday party. The home featured a trimmed Christmas tree and holly decorations. A lace table centered the birthday cake flanked by red candles and mistletoe. Red and green jello and cookies were served. Family and friends including great grandmother Mrs. A Pruit and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Joyce attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pruit Joyce Jr
Herbert P. Joyce
A. Pruit
Charles F. Joyce
Christmas Dinner for Saint Peters Parish Group I
The N. C. C. W. of Saint Peters Parish held a Christmas dinner party last night at Miss Leona Brockman and Miss Ann Boes home at 911 North Pennsylvania Avenue. After dinner there was a gift exchange from a lightly decorated tree and card games. Attendees included Mrs. Mary R. Cooney Mrs. Carolyn Huff Mr. Lee Schaubel Miss Mary Cleary Miss Marie Dahm Miss Mary Shaeffer Mrs. Catherine Brockheuser Mrs. Gladys Richmond and Miss Ann Boes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peters Parish
Saint Peters Parish
Leona Brockman
Ann Bees
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mmes
Mary R. Cooney
Carolyn Huff
Lee Schaubel
Mary Cleary
Marie H. Dahm
Mary Shaeffer
Catherine Brockheuser
Gladys Richmond
Ann Boes
Womans Auxiliary and Guild to Merge At January Meeting
The Womans Auxiliary of Saint Andrews Church discussed merging with the Guild at a joint January meeting. Mrs. Esther Seaverns hosted refreshments after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Auxiliary
Saint Andrews Church
Esther Seaverns
Auxiliary and
Guild
Electric industry urged to reform and curb abuses
McCarter calls for a sound permanent industry reform and reduced rates to consumers. He notes taxes amount to about 15 percent of gross revenues and the average family electric bill is 2 percent of the budget. McNinch and others concede abuses in the era of frenzied finance and pledge cooperation to end them, contrasting Canadian and U.S. rates and plant splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarter
McNinch
Why The Chimes Rang Christmas Playlet Presented
An impressive Christmas playlet titled Why The Chimes Rang was performed last night in the Junior High auditorium for the December Parents and Teachers Association meeting. Cast includes Stewart Pritchard Edward Smith Wayne Robinson Joyce Sanders Tom Hall Jr Bill Minton Carlos Villescos Vernadean Givan Genevieve Yoder Franklin Mitchell directed by Miss Lancaster and Snipes. Sixty two members attended and Mrs L D Tucker presided over routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Teachers Association
Stewart Pritchard
Edward Smith
Wayne Robinson
Joyce Sanders
Tom Hall Jr
Bill Minton
Carlos Villescos
Vernadean Givan
Genevieve Yoder
Franklin Mitchell
Misses Lancaster
Snipes
Revolt Rumors Rise as ABC Members Leave City
Tension grows after armed men, allegedly secret police, raided the Acción plant and forced nine editorial workers to take castor oil. ABC denounces the raid as a declaration of war, while Batista faces despotism charges akin to the Machado era. Opponents note plans for a new revolution to begin in the interior, recalling the November 8 9 1933 ABC backed uprising centered in Havana and Camp Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Accion
Batista
Machado
Havana
Camp Columbia
Effort to Divide Colorado River Water Faces New Push
Washington action underway as seven Colorado River states plan a fresh bid on water division based on Secretary Ickes suggestion. Upper basin states Wyoming Colorado Utah and New Mexico join California Nevada to oppose Arizona proposal seeking storage rights. Ickes warns against Arizona raiding the main stream and calls for a one week self-settlement period. Dr Elwood Mead invites Arizona to visit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado River
Ickes
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
California
Nevada
William W. Ray
Elwood Mead
Tomor
Nurse Betty Gow Said Seen Sailing To United States
Reports from Southampton and New York claim Betty Gow Lindbergh baby nurse sailed toward the United States aboard ships Caledonia or Aquitania under false names. Officials note she recently moved between Glasgow and London while avoiding public scrutiny as Hauptmann trial looms in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Betty Gow
United States
Aquitania
Taylor
America
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Miss Gow
Glasgow
Scotland
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
New York
Cunard Steamship Offices
Belfast
Liverpool
Caledonia
Taylor London
Anchor Line
Vivien M. Taylor
Former Minister Sent To Prison For Perjury
W. D. Welburn Jr former pastor of Government Hill Methodist Church was convicted of perjury by a district court jury. The verdict imposed seven years in the state penitentiary. The text also notes a June divorce suit with optimistic settlement hopes and a Parker Dam work resumption linked to contract issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
W. D. Welburn, Jr
Government Hill Methodist Church
Ron. Mead
Parker Dam
Ickes
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Westminster Guild
The
First Presbyterian Church
Rozella Kropp
Web
Thurs
Greta Garbo
Fiat Pendleton
Larue “Pe
Gothem Mayer
Moos
Charles D. Keyes
Grace Carson
W. W. Huntly
J. D. Herron
J. R. Thomas
B. F. Arnold
E. F. Hayslip
Jw. E. Fensom
Rosa Kennedy
Vance R. Wilkins
Catherine Rosenberg
Mamie Reily
Minnie Stewart
First Baptist W
M. A
Tennessee
Ment
Junior High Auditorium
Kipling’s
Fort Stanton Hospital
Sidney Prager
Tom D. White
Teddy
Austin
Helen Louise Goodwin
Kansas University
Lawrence
Miriam Thompson
Missouri University
Mines
Ray
O. E. Little
E. B. Johnston
A. C. Jones
Grover Welter
Mmes. C. H. Brown
Willis Ford
N. L. Linebaugh
Mary Frances McClure
Frank Rheinholdt
Albert Schuler
Dan H. Wilmot
Oscar White
W. E.wiseley
James F. Hinkle
Cora Ray
J. Q. Cummins
George Ray
Circle III
J. E. Johns
Washington Avenue
Harrison Williams
Jesus
T. C. Evans
L. B. Plummer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Otto Conley
Henry E. Samson
Yucca Beauty Service
J. P. White Bidz
Albuquerque
Morrisons Jewelry Store
Kipling’s Confectionery Inc
Jaques Mfg. CO
Dept. C.E
Illinois
OSIR
World Wide Radio
RCA Victor
Zink Music Co
North Main
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