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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1932
Page
4
A colorful Rainbow Christmas dinner dance lit the Masonic Temple ballroom last night with electric lights, Christmas trees, and a Tommy Adams orchestra providing music. The evening featured a turkey dinner, jewel awards for past officers, and a long list of attendees including Jane Covert and many others.
Phil Helmig Jr son of Mr and Mrs Helmig hosts a four course turkey dinner at 306 North Lea Avenue. The hall is adorned with silver carnations feathery ferns and a Christmas tree as high school friends and N M M L cadets gather for a festive holid ay event. Guests include Donald Blackmar Charles Waller Eugene Connor Herbert Lyda Bill Bondurant Jay Amason Earl Malone Charles Lewis Donald Wilkins I E Dunn Jr David Dunn and Phil Helmig Jr.
Paris style columns advise mixing velvet with satin to refresh old dresses. Velvet frocks gain shiny satin details or dull peau d ange trims, with Molyneux black velvet gown featuring white satin bows and no waist belt, while new fits use a bias velvet band and peasant sleeves for a clean midsection line.
Miss Nina Cullen Lillian Corn Marjorie Fensom and Strelsa Rucker from Cottey College Nevada Missouri were special guests at the charter. Delicious refreshments were served by Miss Nina assisted by Miss Blanch Cullen to Misses Fenson Pucker Corn Cowan Peek Bula Bess Bybee Joyce Hunter Nelle Mason Edith Geyer Mrs Corrine Whitner Miss Zelpha Bates of State College.
The slate lists Eugene D. Lujan Albuquerque seeking workmen's compensation reform. Arthur Hesch Santa Fe backing public health improvements and minimum wage on public works. W. J. Keeney Clovis supporting secondary highway development. Turley and Orval Ricketts Farmington urging natural resources measures and water right clarifications. Juan A A Sedulo Santa Fe and Peter Rapkoch Las Cruces proposing a national lame duck amendment and graduated income tax with real estate tax relief. a memorial to Congress backs interstate bus and truck regulation.
Senate committee members including Norris Blaine Kline and Black discussed the beer bill. They predicted quick committee approval with hearings deemed unnecessary. Norris favored moving the bill to a full vote without subcommittee review as opponents urged speed ahead of Hoover's possible veto.
A 1919 Roswell Laundry Co advertisement offers to launder blankets quilts rugs curtains and pillows at 1-3 the regular charge through December 21. It invites customers to send dry cleaning with their laundry and labels the offer as 1-3 Off Regular Charge.
Sedillo and Colonel Prichard join Brigadier General H. H. Ingalls in Roswell to urge lawmakers to maintain robust national defense through a formal memorial urging sustained upkeep and readiness.
A sensational backstage look at New Yorks notorious criminal lawyer famed for wit and courtroom tricks. The play The Mouthpiece promises front page drama and a glimpse into his private life amid bold theatrical exploits.
Mexico City reports Prof. Alfonso Caso, returning for holidays, believes the key to Mayan and Incan civilization lies in Oaxaca. He notes his Monte Alban expedition uncovered Mixtecan gold relics and expects more intact tombs, some perhaps rich, and hopes to decipher Zapotecan writing for transcendental importance.
In New Mexico, generally fair tonight with warmer conditions through Thursday. West Texas sees increasing cloudiness and warmth tonight, Thursday bringing cloudy skies and showers in the Panhandle and far west, with slightly cooler air in the Panhandle. City temperatures are listed: Amarillo 46-26, Chicago 42-32, Denver 41-18, El Paso 48-24, Kansas City 48-22, Los Angeles 72-50, New Orleans 68-52, New York 46-33, Oklahoma City 52-30, Phoenix 58-32, San Francisco 48-42, Washington 42-33.
France's new government seeks a path set by the chamber in talks with the United States. The chamber refuses to pay before a new debt conference and awaits actions from the Democratic administration due in March. Amb E Edge in England suggested Washington act to break the stalemate.
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