Roswell Eastern Star installs new officers in ceremony
Mrs Walter D McPherson is installed as Worthy Matron and Frederick W Blocksom as Worthy Patron of the Roswell Chapter Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Outgoing officers presented final reports, gifts, and floral tributes. musical performances accompanied the event as Mrs Madison and Mrs Hudson hostesses assisted after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McPherson
Frederick Blockson
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Walter D. McPherson
Frederick W. Blocksom
Roswell
A. F. Madison
Albert Hudson
Madison
McPherson
Bruce P. Connor
Lucius Dills
J. F. Hinkle
Ewing Lusk
Ella Williams
Logan Hunter
George Miller
Joyce Wyly
John Wyly
Will H. Whatley
Paul H. Dea
Arthur Allison
Powhatan Carter
William C. Roudebush
Berrendo Womans Club Met With Mrs Green
Berrendo Womans Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Oscar Greene as hostess at her mother Mrs Harry Thorne home 713 North Sea Avenue. Mrs Harrison Williams newly installed president presided over the business then Mrs Eugene Brinker spoke on Madonnas in sacred art. Refreshments were served to several members and guests including Mrs Claude Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrendo Womans Club
Oscar Greene
Harry Thorne
North Sea Avenue
Harrison Williams
Eugene Brinker
Corinne Lambeth
L. C. Tow
Lewis Brown
George Perrine
E. L. Brown
W. T. Clardy
Robert Glock
Guy M. Rowe
J. A. Emmerson
Austin D. Crile
Claude Simpson
Friendship Club All Day Meeting For Red Cross Work
The Rebekahs Friendship Club held an all day sewing gathering at Mrs. Charles W. Hanes 606 South Sea Avenue to make wool dresses for girls. Twelve dresses were completed as members and guest Mrs. Ora Corkran of Monroe Louisiana contributed to the effort with a noon covered dish luncheon.
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Friendship Club of the Rebekahs
Charles W. Hanes
South Sea Avenue
Red Cross
Mmes. F. R. Stone
Ben Pendergrass
M. A. McCloud
Frances Clayton
John Leakoy
Thomas Fee
W. C. van Doren
Nan Stone
Mrs Worley Ingram Hosts Tuesday Forty Two Club
Mrs Worley Ingram hosted the Tuesday Forty Two Club at her home 906 West Seventh Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Roy Green was elected president. Tables were set for 42 in the living room and refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs Green, Ralph Page, Virgil Granthan, Carl Verhine, Berry Heine and two guests Mrs Link and Mrs Hutchinson.
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Worley Ingram
West Seventh Street
Roy Green
Mmes
Ralph Page
Virgil Granthan
Carl Verhine
Berry Heine
Mage Link
Hutchinson
Ingram
Girl Scout Leaders Meet At Little House
The Girl Scout Leaders Club met at the Little House Tuesday night from seven to eight. Each troop leader reported on past month activities and plans for the coming month. Senior Scouts announce a silver tea at the Little House in February. Refreshments were served to Mrs Walter Harrison, Mrs Jason Kellahin, Mrs Clyde Fulton, Mr Will Thomas, Mr Ruel D. Smith, Mr Vernon F. Sears, Misses Maxine Levers, Bernice Santhe son, Frances Orton, Ima McShan, Margaret Carter, Billie Louise Cox. Vera Smith, director, was absent due to a regional conference near San Antonio Texas.
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Girl Scout Leaders Club
Little House
Mmes
Walter Harrison
Jason Kellahin
Clyde Fulton
Will Thomas
Ruel D. Smith
Vernon F. Sears
Maxine Levers
Bernice Santheson
Frances Orton
Ima McShan
Margaret Carter
Billie Louise Cox
Vera Smith
Girl Scout Court Council
San Antonio
Texas
S O S Meeting Hosts Hannifin Sisters Event Plan
S O S members met at the Hannifin sisters home on South Lea Avenue with Betty and Kay Hannifin hosting. A rummage sale was planned for Saturday at Cruse's Trailer Camp on South Main Street and the next meeting will be at Lois Hill's house.
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Betty
Kay Hannifin
South Lea Avenue
Cruse
South Main Street
Lois Hill
Edith Brabham
Jean Griffith
Lisette Gessert
Margaret Gilliland
Nadine McPherson
Lee Powell
Louise Sterrett
Connie Pritchard
Aileen Tapp
Mildred White
Marjorie Wolfe
Hancock Thompson Marriage in Chaves County Court
Miss Madeline Hancock daughter of Mrs. R. H. Hancock Roswell and Ralph Thompson son of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Thompson Fort Sumner New Mexico were wed Tuesday at ten o'clock in the Chaves County Court House with Judge Pat O'Neill officiating The bride a R H S class of 38 graduate wore a gray wool suit with red and black accessories She was attended by Miss Jane Lewis Thompson attended A and M College at Las Cruces for three years and is now in the ranching business with his father near Fort Sumner After a few days wedding trip the couple will live at the Thompson ranch
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Madeline Hancock
R. H. Hancock
Roswell
Ralph Thompson
Buck Thompson
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Chaves County Court House
Pat O'Neill
Jane Lewis
A. and
M. College
Las Cruces
Thompson Ranch
Presbyterian C E Plans A Rummage Sale Move
Presbyter ian Christian Endeavor members met at Mrs F Myrick Russell s home to plan a rummage sale at Cruse Trailer Camp on South Main Street Saturday They discussed church youth program with Major James R Kelly as guest speaker at First Christian Church tonight Also includes a grand salad recipe and culinary tips from the holiday period notes.
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Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
F. Myrick Russell
North Missouri Avenue
Cruse
South Main Street
First Christian Church
James R. Kelly
Lemon Mayonnaise and Sausage Links With Pineapple
A vintage recipe card details lemon mayonnaise made with egg, salad oil, mustard, sugar, salt, and lemon juice, yielding about 1 1/2 cups. It also provides a method for preparing sausage links with crushed pineapple, toasting bread points, and serving topped with sausage on pineapple dressed toast.
Chicken Souffle From Fat And Broth Mixture
A vintage recipe outlines a chicken souffle using chicken fat flour broth or milk minced cooked chicken vegetables paprika ginger onion and six eggs separated. Mix fat with four tablespoons flour then add broth and cook until thick. Fold in chicken vegetables and seasonings. Beat egg whites and fold in. Bake in greased casserole set in hot water until set yields six servings.
Celery Cocktail Sauce Recipe Measurements
The recipe lists ingredients including celery lemon juice water Worcestershire sauce salt Tabasco and scraped mix. It yields about two thirds cup and instructs combining ingredients in order then chilling thoroughly.
Hollywood From The Inside Highlights Star Movements
Don Barry embarks on first personal appearance tour late next month after finishing Two Gun Sheriff. Herbert Marshall and wife return to Hollywood from New York vacation. Billy Burke to play lead support in Paramount's One Night In Lisbon. Gene Autry gifted 500 pine seedlings arrive from Oklahoma for ranch planting. Frances Dee to star opposite John Wayne in Citadel of Crime at Republic. Jane Withers height noted at five feet five. George Murphy ill but recovering in Hollywood hospital. Tyrone Powers spend New Year at Big Bear Lake then Mexico for Blood And Sand shoot. Fox production Ride On Vaquero halted by flu affecting six top players and several crew members. Cesar Romero, Mary Beth Hughes, Christ-in Martin, Arthur Hohl, Edwin Maxwell and Don Costello among those sidelined.
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Don Barry
Republic
Herbert Marshall
Hollywood
New York
Billy Burke
MGM
Paramount
Lisbon
Gene Autry
Oklahoma
Frances Dee
John Wayne
Jane Withers
George Murphy
Hollywood Hospital
Tyrone Powers
Big Bear Lake
Mexico
Fox
Vaquero
Cesar
Mrs P D Wilson Hosts 1932 Bridge Club Tea
Mrs P D Wilson entertained the 1932 Bridge Club at her home 308 South Michigan Avenue this afternoon. Two tables played contract and a sweet course was served. Attendees included Mrs Harry Blake Mrs Charles Whitney Jr Mrs Madelene Crossen Mrs DeLoss Pickett Mrs Raymond Richmond Mrs Charles Jones and the hostess.
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P. D. Wilson
South
Michigan Avenue
Mmes
Harry Blake
Charles Whitney, Jr
Madelene Crossen
DeLoss Pickett
Raymond Richmond
Charles Jones
Fred Croom
Wilson
Dr Roland T Schaefer speaks to Missouri PTA
Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association held its January meeting Tuesday afternoon at the school. Rev Roland T Schaefer pastor of Trinity Methodist Church spoke on China where he lived for years. Mrs John C Martens and Mrs Thomas M Brabham sang duets. Miss Burr Powell's second grade won the attendance prize.
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Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association
J. B. Pirtle
Roland T. Schaefer
Trinity Methodist Church
China
John C. Martens
Thomas M. Brabham
Defense budget outlines second year of total defense program
President Roosevelt told Congress the administration will need 10,811,314,600 for the second year of the gigantic total defense program with three OPM divisions Production led by John Biggers Purchases led by Donald M Nelson and Priorities led by Edward R Stettinius Jr The total defense estimate totals 28 48 billion for armament efforts begun in 1940 and remains tentative as the program is unfinished and ultimate costs cannot be predicted.
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Knudsen
Hillman
OPM
John Biggers
Ohio Glass Manufacturer
Donald M. Nelson
Sears, Roebuck
Edward R. Stettinius
Roosevelt
Congress
New York Fashion Show Sparked World Center Claim
New York opens Fashion Futures a massive two night display bringing 200 models and 500 garments from 200 to 300 companies. Notable organizers include Mrs. Edna Chase and Mrs. Carmel Snow with attendance by Mrs. Roosevelt and Mayor LaGuardia. Tickets priced at 15 dollars were limited to fashion trade professionals.
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New York
Americas
Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F. H. LaGuardia
South America
Edna Woolman Chase
Carmel Snow
Dorothy Shaver
Julia Coburn
Eleanor le Maire
Sara Pennoyer
Virginia Pope
Roosevelt cites rapid defense build up and more plants planned
President Roosevelt declares funds are essential for a rapidly expanding armed service, full speed munitions production, and other preparedness. He notes a vast defense industry rising behind the lines with federal help, 125 new plants contracted, with more planned and supplementary requests anticipated for Britain aid and civilian defense training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Britain
Britain must live on home grown goods says Woolton
In London Lord Woolton urged Britain to eat locally produced foods and keep imports to a minimum amid the aerial siege. German sources report a Nazi fighter plane sank a heavily laden 8,000 ton merchant ship off Ireland in three dives. A munitions train crash in Hungary disrupted rail movement from Hungary to Romania, damaging Berettyo Vojfaly and causing unspecified casualties. RAF bombers hit Elbasani in Albania, an Italian supply base, through snow and rain with high explosives and incendiaries.
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RAF
Red Cross
Mussolini
Tobruk
War Bulletin
Bardia
el Adem
Aegean
Kingdon
Balkans
Bulgaria
Romania
Balkan
Britain
Gibraltar
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Cairo
Egypt
North Africa
Sidi Barrani
Virginio Gayda
Rome
Sudan
Lord Woolton
London
Ireland
Germany
Hungary
Berettyo Vifaly
Elbasani
Navy chief hints at destroyer reallocation and new auxiliary ships
Secretary Knox said no more destroyers can be detached from the U S fleet without impairing efficiency, though a final decision rests elsewhere. He announced plans to seek authority from Congress to build 280 auxiliary vessels like submarine chasers and patrol boats. He noted the Asiatic Fleet would not be expanded now and no size changes were planned for the Atlantic fleet.
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Knox
Navy
Congress
Atlantic
A Bolero and Jumper Outfit Pattern 9472 for Girls
Marian Martin pattern 9472 offers a jumper that doubles as a suspender skirt and a coordinated bolero with long or short sleeves. Includes a blouse with rounded collar and short sleeves, with fabric options in nursery print cotton or plaid wool. Sizes 4,6,8,10,12. the pattern requires specific yardages and costs 15 cents, plus a sub-fit foundation pattern 92306 for better fitting.
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Marian Martin
American monument in Brest said destroyed by bombs
Inform ed sources said the American monument in Brest France, built for the 1917 landing of U S troops, was destroyed by British bombs on the night of January 4 in the German occupied port. Further raid details were not released.
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Berlin
Brest
France
Anderson's Celery Ad Claim Best Home Grown Produce
An advertisement urges readers to try Anderson's home grown celery promising top quality produce. The note cites a November date and emphasizes freshness and best flavor for shoppers seeking garden fresh celery.
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Anderson
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