Social and religious notes from Roswell January events
The January program of the Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary featured Dr. Austin Crile on world religions, followed by a Christmas letters program. The Garrett Quartet was honored at a seven o'clock supper by R. M. Tigner, and numerous church groups held meetings, dinners, and bridge clubs with varied activities and readings, including Bible classes, missionary guilds, and annual society elections.
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Santa Claus
I Womans Club
Mrs. Tigner
Mrs Johnson
Garrett Quartet
Elizabeth Garrett
Harriet Poorhbaugh
Vella Mae Savage
Charlotte St. John
Mary Cleary
Mines
Ann B. Johnson
Evans Smith
John C. Martens
Floyd Childress
Albert Hanny
Crosby E. Redman
Hal Bogle
Francis X. Murphy
Richard and
Florianna Tigner
Roswell
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as calming nerves improving appetite and sleep, relieving headaches and backaches, and helping women feel more energetic during trying days. The testimonial-style copy emphasizes broad female use and positive effects.
Luncheon Meeting of Chautauqua Circle at Zink Home
A delightful covered dish luncheon of the Chautauqua Literary Circle was held yesterday at Mrs. George Zink 805 North Pennsylvania. Following the luncheon, Roads To Knowledge by Neilson of Smith College was discussed under Mrs. Zink's leadership with Mrs. Sylvester P. Johnson presiding. Attending were Mrs. Zink and other members including Mrs. Harry Andrew, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Bonney, Hugh Huff, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Wilde, Mrs. Seaverns, and Mrs. Dakens.
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Haymaker
Haymaker Bible
First Christian Church
E. G. Minton
West Alameda
Mmes. Menton
George H. Hill
Robert W. Mitchell
T. A. Sacra
Howard Amason
W. T. Neely
O. R. Haymaker
Malcolm Sale
L. T. Lewis
L. D. Tucker
B. B. Wilson
R. V. Young
Charles S. Dobbs
Will Purdy
F. E. Plymate
Maurine Plymate
Chautauqua Literary Circle
George Zink
Pennsylvania
Neilson
Smith College
Zink
Sylvester P. Johnson
Mmes
Harry Andrew
W. A. Beatty
C. D. Bonney
Hugh M. Huff
J. L. Wilde
Esther Seaverns
Julia H. Dakens
Parisienne Cape Fashion at Paris Midseason Shows
Paris fashion plates spotlight capes as versatile wraps for day and evening wear. The Lucien Leiong brown velvet evening cape and the Worth style apple green daytime cape showcase fur trims, dropped shoulders, and chic closures as spring elements.
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Paris
Lucien Leiong
The
Chicago Tribune
Stalin outlines five year plan aims at modernizing Russia
Stalin spoke before a joint meeting of the Communist party central committee and the central control committee. He touted the first five year plan as a drive to end medieval technique and make the nation independent of capitalism, claiming 92.7 percent fulfillment.
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Calneg
Stalin
Russia
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Control Committee
Democrats Blur Budget Plans Amid Roosevelts Push
Snell criticizes Democrats for delaying budget balancing this session and relying on government reorganization. He notes Treasury Post Office provisions tie to the appropriation bill awaiting Senate action and questions Roosevelt's role as a policy clearing house. He urges a concrete program with two days of decisive leadership.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury-Post Office
Senate
Sneil
New Yorker
Roosevelt
Snell
Expert Radio service At Western Auto Supply Company
Local readers are invited to obtain expert radio service at Western Auto Supply Company. Phone numbers and advertising appear in the current classified section, offering repair and maintenance for radios and related equipment.
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Western Auto Supply Company
Roosevelt and Stimson Discuss War Debts Ahead of Inauguration
New York Jan 19 AP President elect Roosevelt, informed on preliminary talks for world economic and disarmament conferences, met with Henry L Stimson secretary of State to discuss debt issues and economic plans. The pair conducted the talks before Roosevelt’s March 4 takeoff, prompting speculation on progress while official statements remain silent.
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New York
Roosevelt
Henry L Stimson
Hoover
Old Mission Beauty Shoppe Ad Promotes Regular Visits
An old advertisement urges readers to visit the Old Mission Beauty Shoppe for regular beauty care. It notes operators who understand their craft and provides the shop's address at 219 N Main St and a phone number 182 612.
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N. Main St
Roswell To Distrib 100 Boxes Of Food To Needy
A Roswell citizen funded and arranged a distribution of 100 food boxes to needy families tomorrow morning. Donations came from multiple local merchants and groups. Distribution starts at nine with Mrs Willard Prager in charge and Boy Scouts assisting. Each box contains beans onions potatoes sweet potatoes bread and pork sausage.
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Roswell
Willard Prager
Boy Scouts
First M E Ladies Serve Dinner Wednesday
The First M. E. Ladies will serve dinner Wednesday from 11 30 until 1 00 at Parrish Hall. Price 25 cents.
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M. E
Parrish Hall
Farrar Sutherland Family Voters At Local Election
Here for election Farrar Sutherland and his mother Mrs James Sutherland arrived from their ranch to cast ballots and handle business. They left for home yesterday afternoon.
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Farrar Sutherland
James Sutherland
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Austin D. Crile
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Missouri Avenue
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Charles P. Miller
George C. McFadden Jr
Catherine Huntley
Catherine Hanny
Crosby Eaton Redman
Helen Goodsell
Wellesley Hills
Mass
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Womans
E. M. Hicks
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C. E. Boothe
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E. S. Wood
Nebraska
T. A. Harrison
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J. A. Gray
Cora Ray
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J. M. Williams
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R. L. Corn
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H. B. Dawson
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D. Thornton
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George S. Forbes
George L. Reese
En Pendergrass
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Presbyterian
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Presbyterian Sunday School Council
Westminster Hall
W. C. Garges
Garges
Clyde Quigly
John E. Smith
Donald Wilkins
W. W. Huntly
LeRoy Thompson
Robert Lund
Omar Leach
Elizabeth Hayslip
Mildred St. John
Mmes. J. Q. Cummins
L. W. Dry
A. E. Pleehart
Luther Brown
O. M. Hargrave
J. E. Moore
M. V. Corn
A. R. Treat
Frank Talmage
T. H. Gibbany
George Huffman
J. McMartin
Institute Bridge Club
Ralph D. Morrison
Cobean Apartments
East Seventh Street
Wallace McConnell
Thomas M. Kleckner
Frank J. Thompson
Charles F. Ward
Clark E. Storm
Price
J. FT. Goebtray
HH. P. Saunders
George L. Erwin
Harry D. Blake
Vester Montgomery
LeRoy O. Smith
John C. Kost
James R. Kelly
Patrick H. Gratton
H. Bruce Griffith
Little Bridge Club
George Etz
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G. H. Hockenson
Sam Stolaroff
Harold K. Smith
Wilburn 5. Hodges
Ben B. Ginsberg
Raymond Smith
Harry O. DeShurley
Henry Etz
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China
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Phil Helmig
Hill
Rickasha
Mmes. L. J. Vaudeler
Charles Cleek
Logan Hunter
W. L. Fulcher
M. D. Trout
J. Price Dukeminier
Mmes. G. N. Carothers
W. B. Rogers
Hugh M. Huff Jr
A. F. Madison
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L. J. Vaucheler
E. R. Ball
Bob Crosby
R. D. Jones
D. H. Pace
Mabel Richardson
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Lilah Harrison
Evelyn Brown
Shirley Feather
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Ruby Opdyke
E. J. House Jr
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Walter Harrison
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Florence Douglas
Womans Club
Richard D. Jones
Grace McDonald Phillips
New Mexico Club
State Federation
Circle II
Southern
M. E. Missionary Society
H. H. Davidson
Washington Avenue
M. E. Aid Society
Frank Marks
H. C. Henderson
J. F. Hinkle
J. H. Mullis
I. W. Carter
H. E. Samson
J. EB. Zumwal
Pauli G. Schultz
World Outlook
St. Andrews Guild
John E. Beers
Joyce Hunter
William T. Joyner
Ralph E. Bower
Herman Crile
Arthur A. Kroll
W. S. Hodges
Beverly
Dallas
Texas
George M. Slaughter
Lydia E. Pinkham
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