Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meets for religious talk
The January meeting of the Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary discussed Religions of Various Countries led by Dr. Austin D. Crile at Mrs. Herbert A. Lowrey's home on North Missouri Avenue. Tea followed with sandwiches and tea as members gathered in a cordial, orderly event.
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Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Austin D. Crile
Presbyterian Womans Aufiliary
Herbert A. Lowrey
North
Missouri Avenue
D. C. Lundgren
Charlies ©. Miller
George C. McFadden Jr
Womans
E. M. Hicks
Kentucky Avenue
C. E. Boothe
Ben Pendergrass
First Christian Church
E. S. Wood
Nebraska
T. A. Harrison
D. B
Young Womans Missionary Guild
Shirley Feather
Omial Curtis
Mmes
Clifford Smith
D. H. Pace
Geneva
Bruin
Marie Thoma
Thelma Hammon
Dorothy Dodd
George N. Carothers
Catherine Cummins
China
Wiliam L. Hill
Phil Helmig
Hill
Rickasha
Rickasha Man. Others Who Assisted Miss Cummins
Mmes L. J. Vaudeler
Charles Cleek
Logan Hunter
W. L. Fulcher
M. D. Trout
J. Price Dukeminier
Womans Club
Richard D. Jones
Grace McDonald Philips
The
New Mexico Club
State Federation
Frank Mark
H. €. Henderson
J.F. Hinkle
J. H Muli‘s
I. W. Carter
H. BE. Samson Eo Threeponding
J. B. Zumwalt
Paul G. Schwitz
World Guilock
H. E. Samson
C. L. C. Lumcheon
Chautauqua Literary Circle
George Zink
Pennsylvania
Neilson
Smith College
Zink
Sylvester F Johnson
Harry Andrew
W. J. Beatty
C. D. Bonney
Hugh M. Huff
Sylvester P. Johnson
J. L. Wilde
Esther Seaverns
Julia H. Dakens
Parisienne Cape Fashion Dominates Paris Shows
Paris mid season fashion features capes worn as day and evening wraps. Lucien Lelong brown velvet cape with wool interlining and ermine details headlines a chic Paris winter look. A Worth style pale green daytime cape with lynx fur trim signals spring updates.
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Paris
Lucien Lelong
The
Chicago Tribune
Dems Face Budget Balancing Chances Ahead of Session
Snel blasts Democrats for delays on budget balancing and beer focus. He notes Roosevelt’s role in reorganizing government and a treasury bill readiness. The New Yorker quotes Roosevelt as a clearing house with demand for his own program and sustained action.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury-Post Office
Senate
Snel
New Yorker
Roosevelt
Snell
Now I Feel Full of Pep Women’s Health Claim
Hundreds of women report improved nerves and appetite from a tonic medicine. It is advertised to help sleep and endurance, urging readers to try a bottle and see benefits.
Pie Dinners Tomorrow in Parish Hall
Pie dinners are planned for tomorrow Wednesday in Parish Hall from 11 30 a m to 1 p m Your patronage is urged Mrs W S Hodgess and daughter Beverly have returned from a motor trip and visit with relatives in Dallas and other Texas points Mr and Mrs C C Martin plan a motor trip to Omaha Nebraska leaving this week Mr and Mrs George M Slaughter depart tomorrow for a motor trip to Dallas and other Texas points
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George M. Slauchter
Dallas
Texas
Radio Service Ad At Western Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Supply Company offers radio service and repairs. Call 128 for assistance and prompt results from the ad.
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Bkxpert Radio Seorvice
Western Auto Supply Company
Roosevelt and Stimson discuss war debts ahead of term
New York AP report notes a January 10 meeting between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Henry L. Stimson, signaling possible early action on world economic and disarmament conferences and war debts. Observers cite silence on specifics while noting preparatory talks and budget and farm relief plans shaping the coming administration.
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New York
Roosevelt
Henry J. Stimson
Hoover
Keer
Old Mission Beauty Shoppe Ad Promotes Regular Visits
An old advertisement urges readers to make the Old Mission Beauty Shoppe their beauty headquarters. It notes operators who understate their work, and provides the phone number 182 219 N Main St. Ad concluding with 612c.
Roswell Plans 160 Food Boxes for 100 Needy Families
A Roswell citizen funded a distribution of 160 food boxes to 100 needy families tomorrow morning. Donations came from local merchants and organizations. Distribution starts at nine with Mrs. Willard Prager in charge and Boy Scouts assisting. Each box includes beans onions potatoes bread and pork sausage.
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Roswel
Roswell
Willard Prager
Boy Scouts
First M E Ladies Dinner at Parrish Hall
The First M E Ladies will serve dinner Wednesday from 1130 to 100. Price 25 cents. Adyvy.
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M. E
Parrish Hall
Adyvy
Farrar Sutherland votes with Mrs Sutherland at ranch visit
From their ranch, Farrar Sutherland and his mother Mrs James Sutherland traveled to town yesterday to vote and handle business matters. They returned home in the afternoon.
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Farrar Sutherland
James Sutherland
Stalin outlines five year plan to end dependence on capitalism
Stalin spoke before a joint meeting of the Communist party central committee and the central control committee declaring the first five year plan nearly fulfilled and aiming to modernize Soviet technique to end capitalist influence. The speech, the first public one in over a year, claimed 93.7 percent fulfillment.
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Stalin
Hhis
Russia
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Control Committee
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