Roswell clubs mingle with meetings and events around town
Roswell groups announce a busy slate of meetings and activities. The Desk and Derrick Club hosts a noon lunch at Elks Lodge with a lasagna buffet for 10 dollars and Deborah Ingalls as speaker. Chismosas gathers 5 30 p m at Cattleman s Restaurant with red T shirts. PEO Chapter Z meets at Bev erlee Lanning s home with Wines of New Mexico program. Genealogical Society holds 1 30 p m webinar The Google Goldmine for Genealogists by James Tanner. Morning Garden Club meets 9 30 a m with a leaf program Fabulous Foliage Makeovers. Father and Daughter Dance 6 9 p m at Roswell AR Center. Camp Invention registration June 5 9 fasting 236 before discount for kindergarten through sixth grade.
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Desk and Derrick Club of
Roswell
Elks Lodge
Montana Ave
Deborah Ingalls
Marina Mahan
PEO
Beverlee Lanning
S. Spring Loop
Cindy Ragsdale
New Mexico
Kathy Murphy
The
Roswell Genealogical Society
Wilson-Cobb History and Genealogy Research Library
S. Richardson Ave
Google
James Tanner
Kay Lewis
Invention
St. Andrew’s
Pennsylvania Ave
Peggy Bohlin
Bolin
Pbohlin
Gmail
Vacation on John’s ranch near Roswell with Uncle Bud
Narrator recalls a four week stay at a ranch sixty miles from Roswell with Uncle Bud and friends. They hunt antelope, tend windmills, and live off beef, honey, and beans. The White Lakes pasture covers 128000 acres with multiple lakes and a railroad. Meals, gear, and local chores mix with memories of a camp for Wesley Wilkerson and Jake Murphree near Mud Lake and Elkins station.
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John
Roswell
Uncle Bud
Mac
Frank
George
Caprock
White Lakes
Railroad Mountain
Blue Lake
Mud Lake
White Lake
Bud
Wesley Wilkerson
Jake Murphree
Wesley
Jake
Kansas
Elkins
Roswell teen Matthew Palmer gains local music momentum
Roswell born 19-year-old Matthew Palmer builds a singing and guitar career after early family encouragement. He performs at Stellar Coffee Co and the Unity Center, draws inspiration from blues greats, and plans a July release for his first album. He emphasizes learning by ear over formal classical training.
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Matthew Palmer
Roswell
Palmer
Bill Bradey
First Baptist
Stellar Coffee Co
Unity Center
Reischman Park
BB King
Eric Clapton
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Mavis Staples Born 1939 Rhythm and Gospel Icon
Mavis Staples, born July 10, 1939 in Chicago, rose from church singing with the Staple Singers to become a landmark rhythm and gospel figure. The group, led by Roebuck "Pops" Staples, shaped spirituality based music in America through the mid 1960s and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Staples
Mavis
Chicago
Oceola and Roebuck
Pops
Staples
The
Staple Singers
Cleotha Staples
Yvonne
Pervis
America
Pops’ Close
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Cattleman’s
Chismosas
Diane Gonzales
Genealogical Society
Morning Garden Club
Historical Museum
N. Lea Ave
Rene McCoy
Janice Dunnahoo
Paula Cooper
Gardner
the Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
U.S. 70
Elida
Out West
Kennedy Center