First Presbyterian Women Report Mission Work at January Meet
Graceful Society notes highlight Truchas Christmas box report and World Day of Prayer plans for March. Worship led by Merrill C. Martin. missionary topics featured Higginbottom brothers in North India. visitors from Cincinnati share church outreach. Refreshments served by numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Womans Missionary Society
Bb. F. Hayslip
Arthur J. Stevens
Truchas
fWorld
Merrill C. Martin
Robert R. Lund
Mmes. Bd. Dd. Atkinson
Clark A. Baker
Sam Higgenbottom
North
India
Harry 5. Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lloyd B. Johnson
Missionary Society
Mmes
J. D. Herron
W. S. Smock
B. F. Armold
LeRoy Thompson
M. C
Christian Church Women Hear Of Japanese In U S
Forty five members of the Woman's Association of the First Christian Church met in the church annex with president Mrs George H Hill presiding. They voted to buy one hundred glasses for the pantry. Many members reported sickness and a rummage sale was announced. Group I discussed work among Japanese in the U S with several subtopics and speakers. Group II hosted tea and wafers in Japanese fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
George.h. Hill
L. T. Lewis
Eva Marlow Cooper
Cora Ray
Joseph Dekker
U. S
C. E. Boothe
Unouins
C. A. Emmett
California
D. B. Titus
Robert W. Mitchell
Malcolm Sale
M E South Missionary Officers Installed
Mrs Jamess JF Hinkle was reinstalled as president of the Women Missionary Society of the First M E Church South at yesterday’s regular meeting. Dr N L Linebaugh officiated, installing officers including vice president, secretaries, treasurer, and committee heads. 45 members attended and pledged progress for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamess JF. Hinkle
Womans Missionary Society
M. E. Church
South
N. L. Linebaugh
Hinkle
Archie Campbell
George Dixon
W. W. Anderson
William J. Bondurant
F. L. Meadows
George R. Ray
Henry Schmarge
Joe J. Lane
J. E. Zumwalt
Dan H. Wilmot
Linebaugh
First Meeting New Year Junior Womans Club
The Junior Womans Club met in the clubhouse library with Miss Mildred Turner presiding. President Mrs. Arden Boellner attended and gave an inspiring talk. Miss Mary Louise Miller spoke on Early History And Exploration of New Mexico and Miss Betty Crawford discussed Venerated Women of the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Turner
Arden Boellner
Womans Club
New Mexico
Mary Louise Miller
Southwest
Betty Crawford
Jane Covert
Helen Webb
Mary Mullis
Elizabeth French
Frances Levers
Dorothy Williams
Lucille Cruse
Ruth Porter
Helen Pritchard
Mmes
Wesley M. Foster
Price Dukeminier
Vicetor Wyly
Charles Brown
Baptist B P W Class Meetings At Mrs Wheeler Home
The First Baptist Church Business and Professional Women’s Class led by Mrs. R. H. Carter met at Mrs. Floyd Wheeler’s home for a social hour, business, and mission study. Attendees included Mrs. Dorothy Turner Holesapple, Luther R. Kersey, Margaret McMillan, Naomi McAnally, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
R. H. Carter
Floyd Wheeler
Mmes
Dorothy Turner-Holesapple
Luther R. Kersey
Margaret F. McMillan
Naomi B. McAnally
W. Frank Whitaker
C. N. Green
Herbert E. Wall Jr
Aline Reed
Barney Hall
R. M. Fuhrmann
H. C. Buchanan
J. J. Rodden
Joe B. Reeves
Gene Hedgcoxe
Jay Duvall
Misses Burr Powell
Laura Oswalt
Gladys Webb
Hazel Wersham
Louise Nickles
Martha Cowen
Anna Nihart
Lucille Bates
Nina Cullen
Irene Swann
Lucy A. Thomas
Mrs
W. A. Wilson
J. P. Haynes
Ralph Lannom
Marshall Dudley
J. E. Taylor
Paul H. Deaton
Barbara Baskin Twelfth Birthday Party Hostess
Barbara Baskin entertained friends at her home on 200 South Sea last evening for her twelfth birthday. Games of hearts followed by cake ice cream and punch were served Assisted by Mrs Cyril Hanes. Guests included Nell Pearce Jane Spencer Elaine Shaw Marjorie Hudson Lorraine Robertson Catherine Johnson Marion Jo Cowan Hazel Powers Dorothy Hoff man Myrtle Mae Hanes Martha White Beth Hitchcock Barbara Crowder Hope MacKiel Dorothy Lee Villard and Laura Rutledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Baskin
South Sea
Baskin
Cyril Hanes
Barbara
Nell Pearce
Jane Spencer
Elaine Shaw
Marjorie Hudson
Lorraine Robertson
Catherine Johnson
Marion Jo Cowan
Hazel Powers
Dorothy Hoffman
Myrtle Mae Hanes
Martha White
Beth Hitchcock
Barbara Crowder
Hope MacKiel
Dorothy Lee Villard
Laura Rutledge
Lees Complimented At Progressive Dinner Before Texas Move
Mr and Mrs Floyd A Lees were honored at a surprise progressive dinner ahead of their move to Corpus Christi Texas. Hosts included Verna Jones Paxton Price at midcourse salad and H A Poorbaugh and Val Bender with the Whatleys and Lusks attending. The O Neal stringed orchestra provided music for service and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Lee
Corpus Christi
Texas
Milton H. Martin
Cc. C. Marten
Verna Jones
Paxton Price
H. A. Poorbaugh
Harriet Poorbaugh
Val Bender
Will H. Whatley
E. L. Lusk
O’neal
Lees
Milton H. McMakins
Will H. Whatleys
Ewing L. Lusks
Miss Poorbaugh
Miss Jones
First Lady Tingley plans homey governor mansion
Mrs. Tingley arrives at the New Mexico executive residence in Albuquerque and outlines aims to make the mansion welcoming for all. She focuses on order and comfort, plans to beautify grounds, bring antique items from her Albuquerque home, and entertain gradually while caring for ill residents locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingley
Albuquérque
New Mexico
New Mexican
Mrs. Tingley
Tingleys
Albuquerque
Sunmount Sanatorium
Santa Fe New Mexican
First Baptist Girls Aux Meet New Sponsor Miss Burns
The Intermediate Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met with sponsor Miss Bernice Burns to set the year’s plans. Attendees named include Martha Lane Johnson Marguerite Childs Hermie Childs Madie Spratt Eva Mae Toby Louise Brenan Mary Eleanor Allison Katherine Burns Truth Reeves Melba Clay and the sponsor. ALVAN WHITE reports on state legislative shifts noting George Harris Lea county as majority floor leader and J R T Herrera and Tom Montoya Jr named to key posts as Republicans hold 14 of 49 House seats with senate GOP support uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lane Johnson
Marguerite Childs
Hermie Childs
Madie Spratt
Eva Mae Toby
Louise Brenan
Mary Eleanor Allison
Katherine Burns
Truth Reeves
Melba Clay
Miss Burns
George Harris
Lea County
J. R. T. Herrera
Comptroller’s Office
Tom Montoya, Jr
Sanodva
Roswell Pioneer D. Bonney Undergoes Minor Operation
Roswell citizen D. Bonney underwent a minor operation at St. Marys hospital yesterday and was reported to be getting along fine this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. DeShurley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Co. D. Bonney
Roswell
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Grace Thorpe
Presbyterian Missionary
M. E. Missionary Home
W. B. McCoy
Womans Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H. V. Fall
Co.b. Brewster
Frances Clayton
L. G. Ellett
Earl Hitchcock
M. M. Oracion
Christian Church
George L. White
Yellow House Ranch
Littlefield
Pennsylvania Avenue
Durwood Trollinger
Claude Williamson
Williamson
North Missouri Avenue
Yucca
Trollinger
Sylva James
Mary Ellen Shaw
Winfield
Kansas
Southwestern College
Miss Shaw
Winfield Rhea
John W. Rhea
Central Institute
Saint Louis
Marjorie White
Clara Lambeth
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
F. R. Ballard
Burlington
Iowa
William S. Prager
Ballard
Pecos Valley
Starr
Philip D. Wilson
East Grand Plains
M. E. South Missionary
Bing
Bing Crosby
Dizzy
Daffy Dean
Princess
Thur
Yucca Lee
Trace
Helen Ma K
Lemon Drop Kid” Princess
Chester Morris
NEW Year Junior Womans Club
KF. A. Lees
Tommie Bess Shuman
Yucca Beauty Service
J. P. White Bldg
Guilds OF Saint Andrews
Saint Andrews Guild
James Do. Ballard
Saint Andrews Junior Guild
J. Quinton Marshall
Hal S. Cave
Hal Ss. Cave
Henry F. Puckett
Clarence E. Hinkle
Thomas J. Pearson
Norman D. McLeod
Clara Phinizy
Mrs. Marshall
Haynes
Victor Records
Danny
Zink Music Co
P. V. Thorson
Marguerite Collum
Mrs. Haynes
First Baptist Church
Bernice Burns
Alvan White
Vicks
Vicks VA
Vicks Plan
Kipling’s Confectionery Inc
Alla A
Roseland
Jacqueline
Dogue
North Main
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