Junior Women’s Club program features Chile Balicia evening
Mrs Seth Orell led a Junior Women’s Club program on Chile with Miss Sarah Lucille White presenting Balicia at the club house. Performers Jerry Segura and Jimmy Hollingsworth sang in native dress with guitar and French harp accompaniment. A brief business period followed with Miss Geneva Bruin presiding. attendees included a long list of members from Pasadena and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Orell
Frances Schultz
Gayle Wooldridge
Melba O'Neill
Roberta Duffield
Edna Ann Malone
Helen Richmond
Pearl Renfro
Virginia Schrimsher
Maurine Wilson
Bobbie Johnson
Velma Coe
Elizabeth Slack
Mary Ellen Griggs
Jeanne Cauhape
Marie Louise Cauhape
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Eileen Dempsey
Helen Dempsey
June Brookshier
Ruth E. Cobean
Bobbie LaRee Anderson
Raydelle Chappell
Ruth Emmett
Marcella Lee
Edith French
Marion Sanders
Nancy Elizey
Virginia Howell
Dorothy Howell
Jewel McCary
Jeanelle Tackett
Mmes
C. M. Mayners
Donald CC. Smith
Randolph Reese
Jane Cotton
Ben Adams
James O'Neill
Pasadena
Calif
1927 Club Entertained By Mrs J P White Jr
Mrs J P White Jr hosted the 1927 Bridge Club for luncheon and cards at her home 212 N Missouri Ave. Members present included Mrs Harold H Ball Mrs Horace H McGee Mrs Stanley Lodewick Mrs Robert Bear Mrs Gladys Brice Wyatt Mrs Dwight McNally and Mrs the hostess. Several members were unable to attend. Visiting relatives returned from Long Beach California and Berkeley over the holidays with trips through Woodland and Salt Lake City before Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. White Jr
Bridge Club
N. Missouri Avenue
Mmes
Harold H. Ball
Horace H. McGee
Stanley Lodewick
Robert Bear
Gladys Brice Wyatt
Dwight McNally
Lawrence Wolfe
Langford Keith
Edward Purdy
D. D. Swearingin
Dan
George R. Ray Jr
Ruth Swearingin
Long Beach
California
Mary A. Manley
Swearingin
Berkeley
Dixie Fleming Yost Listed In Who Is Who In Music
Phoenix article notes Dixie Fleming Yost, daughter of the late W C Fleming and Mrs Alice Fleming of Roswell, is among nine Arizona musicians selected for the first edition of Who is Who in Music. Yost is described as a teacher, author, and pianist. others from Arizona include Eldon Allen Ardery, Romeo Tata, Robert Guyn Mc Bride, Otto Luening, Francis Wayne Webb, and Joseph William Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Dixie Fleming Yost
W. C. Fleming
Alice Fleming
Roswell
Dixie Fleming
Arthur Olaf Anderson
University of Arizona
Harold
Dixie) Yost
Paul Giroux
Eldon Allen Ardery
Flagstaff
Romeo Tata
Tempe
Robert Guyn McBride
Tucson
Otto Luening
Francis Wayne Webb
Joseph William Wells
Clifton
Roswell clubs January dinner meeting highlights
The Roswell Business and Professional Women's Club held its January dinner in the Coronado room of the Nicholson Coffee Shop with a flag ceremony, reflections from president Mrs. James Callender, and a discussion on state legislative issues. Members and guests listed include Geneva Short and several others. tuberculosis patients received Christmas boxes.
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Roswell
Florence Douglas
Ann Penfield
Billie Lanham
Eva Bourne
Sybil Bailey
Annie Laurie Snorf
Louise Hamilton
Pauline Cowan
Zelpha Flanagan
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Aubrey Gregg
Lelia Marlowe
Lake J. Frazier
James B. McGhee
Clyde Fulton
John McClure
W. G. Hamilton
Ella Davidson
John Bragg Beers
Leslie Anderson
Virginia Henry
Anne Klingsmith
Edith Sykes
Betty Ward
Barbara Clayton
Roswell String Ensemble Party at Orion Residence
The Roswell String Ensemble gathered last evening at the studio home of Mr and Mrs Manuel Oraci 1014 South Sea Avenue after their regular Monday night practice Musical games and light refreshments followed Prizes were won by Helen Day Knox and Ernelle Wilkerson Attendees included Burle Wilkerson Charlotte Wahline Betty Jo Webb Barbara Brockman Louise and Eva Blanchard Louise Robinson Helen Day Knox Ernelle Wilkerson A D Groseclose Jr Jimmy Antram and Marquis Oracion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Manuel Oraci
South Sea Avenue
Helen Day Knox
Ernelle Wilkerson
Burle Wilkerson
Charlotte Wahline
Betty Jo Webb
Barbara Brockman
Louise
Eva Blanchard
Louise Robinson
A. D
Britain May Need Naval Help For War Effort
The British contemplate using every available warship and even second cousins of sailors if necessary to defeat an incoming challenge. They and many neutral experts believe victory is possible, though circumstances could require shifting many ships elsewhere to meet an emergency and possibly appealing to America for naval aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mediterranean
Axel Gorm Anderson Returns Home From Europe
Five year old Axel Gorm Anderson of Queens New York arrived safely in the United States after traveling through Oslo Malmo Trelleborg Sassnitz and Berlin following the Axis power advance in Norway. His departure point was Lisbon Portugal.
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Norway
Axel Gorm Anderson
Queens
N. Y
United States
Oslo
Maimye
Trelleborg
Sassnitz
Berlin
Lisbon
Portugal
Women church groups host varied church lady events
An active pattern of women’s church gatherings unfolds across First Baptist First Methodist First Christian Trinity Methodist and Presbyterian missions. Ladies share needlework recipes and luncheon programs while honoring members and planning drives and conferences with speakers on China health and missionary work.
Foreign Reaction To Roosevelt Talk
Foreign reaction to President Roosevelt's address abroad was mixed with denunciations of an ideological war in internal politics from Italian circles while fascist and German officials offered no comment. British and Australian voices praised the speech as inspiring, and Latin American papers weighed its impact on Axis prospects, with Rio de Janeiro noting a comparison to Wilson and warning that Axis victory hinges on Britain’s defeat.
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British Isles
Britain
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Italy
Washington
Japan
Pacific
Atlantic
Anderson’s Gardens
Associated Press
Berlin
Nazi Foreign Office
Adolf Hitler
Mr. Roosevelt
Rome
Il Popolo di Roma
Australia
Virginio Gayda
Gayda
Europe
Brazil
Rio DI Janeiro
Diario Carioca Today
Woodrow Wilson
Diario de Noticias
Greece
China
Hollywood From The Inside By An Extra Girl
Hollywood news notes on Dewey Wrigley filming a hurricane scene for Reap The Wild Wind with a $1000 bonus if completed. key west pill box setup and Florida Keys filming plans. Also updates on Tom Harmon and Francis X Regan visiting Warners, Burma Road prints lost at sea, Virginia Gilmore charity outfit, and Barrymore in Roousty exiting his wheelchair after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Wrigley
Paramount
Florida Keys
Weather
Key West
Florida Islands
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Francis X. Regan
Pennsylvania
Warners
Europe
Virginia Gilmore
Lionel Barrymore
Edward Arnold
MGM
Roousty
Barrymore
Marian Martin Pattern 9585 for misses and women
Simple cotton frock pattern with front center panel and curved side seams. Includes tunable sleeves, tucks for fit, and optional trims like buttons lace and ric rac. Order form details provide sizes 14 to 50 and pattern 9306 foundation pattern for proper fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Roswell Fire Department Year End Statistics
Fire department data shows 212 total fires with classifications including burning trash 37 and cigarettes 13. Other activities included monthly city inspections, school drills, Fire Prevention Week publicity, and a six hour forcible entry and ladder hose course led by Carl Enrich. Florida led population growth 29.2 percent from 1930 to 1940, followed by New Mexico at 25.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Enrich
New Mexico A. and
M. College
Sylvia Ageloff Returns to Newark After Mexico Jail Stay
Sylvia Ageloff, freed after four months in a Mexico City jail, arrives in Newark and introduces Frank Jackson, accused in the pickax murder of Leon Trotsky, to the famed revolutionist while denying involvement. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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Mexico City
Sylvia Ageloff
Newark
N. J
Frank Jackson
Leon Trotsky
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Who
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Patrick Gratton
West Ninth Street
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Hope
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Gerta Reynolds
Temple
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Mike Kelly
George
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Patrick Gratton, Jr
Cecil Pendergrass
St. Marys Hospital
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Margaret Horwitz
D. M. Smith
Henry Milton Horwitz
el Paso
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Frank LePell
Donald LePell
Donald Jr
Merced
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North Main Street
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Richard Ainley
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Jane Wyman
Charles Winninger
Spring Byington
Axel Back
Axel Anderson
Arnold Constable
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York
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Austin Wooten
West Third Street
J. E. Brockman
T. J. Jackson
A. B. Malone
Circle IV
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J. E. Zumwalt
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R. H. McCune
E. B. Johnston
U. S
Meginity
Eugene Brinker
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C. A. Emmett
Red Cross
Hugh M. Huff
Roland T. Schaefer
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May C. Jackson
Houston, Texas
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Buck Russell
North Sea Avenue
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Nina Cullen
W. A. Nichols
Eugene Hedgecoxe
Katie Howe
Clara Belle Buchanan
Pearl Goode
J. J. Rodden
F. M. Young
R. R. Lund
Young Womans Guild
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Otto Seiling
North Ohio Street
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Tom D. White
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Mills Talmage
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