Women’s groups sew for Red Cross at meetings
Several organizations held all day sewing sessions for the Red Cross. Chapter B of P.E.O. led by Mrs. Ross L. Malone at 513 North Penn Avenue produced 25 children’s garments and eight blankets, with a Founders Day program and talks on P.E.O. history. Clover Leaf Club and the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society also organized Red Cross sewing, finishing garments and planning future projects. First Christian Church Women’s Council completed 35 garments and 16 blankets, committing to weekly Red Cross sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clover Leaf Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Women of the Christian Church
P.E.O
Ross L. Malone
North Penn Avenue
Arthur Allison
Powhatan Carter
Claude Simpson
Sisterhood
Charlotte St. John
C. C. Martin
Mmes. W. W. Akin
J. Bennett Allison
Harry R. Andrew
Cecil Bonney
C. T. Robertson
Frank Rheinholdt
Otis Keller
Mmes
W. C. van Doren
W. C. Greiss
B. F. Armold
Mage Link
C. R. Greaves
Alex Dunnahoo
Ella Flood
W. A. McCloud
Busk Russell
Clyde Gant
R. L. Swisher
Felix Sommers
Oscar Kunkel
FR. Swisher
Women of Christian Church
Woman’s Council of
First Christian Church
Eva R Inlow Circle Meets at Calvary Baptist
Eva R Inlow Circle of Calvary Baptist Church met yesterday at the home of Mrs D B Day 1808 N Kentucky Ave at two o clock for a regular meeting Mrs Day was chairman opening with a hymn and prayer Mrs Leslie White led a devotional from James 5 and How To Pray was studied by the group Missionary plans for the year were set and the meeting closed with the sixth and seventh chapters of How To Pray. Members present were Mrs Floyd Bagwell Mrs Leslie White Mrs Claude Thomas Mrs Claude Smith Mrs J R Montgomery Mrs S Johnson a visitor Mrs Teague and Mrs Day the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva R. Inlow
Calvary Baptist Church
D. B. Day
Kentucky Avenue
Day
J. R. Montgomery
Leslie White
James
Spanish Supper Honors Mrs. Eddy in Buchanan Home
Mrs. H. C. Buchanan and Mrs. Charles Mansur hosted a Spanish supper at the Buchanan residence 608 South Sea to honor Mrs. Fred Eddy of Los Angeles visiting sister Mrs. N. T. Ljmnquist. Yellow and red Mexican colors filled the decor with Fiesta ware and enchilada menu. Guests included Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Ljmnquist, A. B. Malone, George Drew, Flora Miller, Ted Jones, and the two hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Buchanan
Charles Mansur
Buchanan
South Sea
Fred Eddy
Los Angeles
California
N. T. Ljmnquist
Mexico
Eddy
Mmes
N. T. Ljmquist
A. B. Malone
George Drew
Flora Miller
Ted Jones
Dinner honoring Mrs. Gilp Brant at The Poplars
Mr and Mrs M A Crawford and Mr and Mrs W W Stark hosted a seven o clock dinner at The Poplars in honor of their cousin Mrs Gilp Brant of San Diego California. Pink sweet peas and snapdragons adorned the table and a three course menu followed by card games at 505 North Sea Avenue. Also noted Mr and Mrs J S Carper left for Fort Worth after the death of Mrs Carper’s brother Ollie House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Crawford
W. W. Stark
J. S. Carper
Ft. Worth
Olivet Club meets at Lusk home for talks and service
The Olivet Club gathered yesterday afternoon at 312 North Washington Avenue at 2:30. President J P Williams led a business session including a Christmas basket for a needy family and the treasurer’s report. A devotional featured prayers hymns and scripture from Philippians. Members discussed Isaiah and His Call as the lesson, with remarks by K A Yoder and Walter Harrison, ending with “Bless Be the Tie That Binds” and a dessert served by Mrs Lusk and Mrs Wade Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Club
Sam Lusk
North
Washington Avenue
J. P. Williams
Sadie C. Vaudelet
Phillipeans
J. E. Johns
Vaudeler
K. A. Yoder
Isiah
Walter Harrison
Mrs. Lusk
Mrs. Wade
Mmes
George N. Carothers
Wade Corn
S. P. Hannifin
A. D. Jones
A. F. Madison
E. E. Patterson
Paul Schultz
George M. Slaughter
Archie Campbell
Flannigan
La Honde Club Elects New Officers
Mrs. R M Watt hosted La Honde Club at South Sunset Avenue as officers for the coming year were elected: George Hamilton president E V Carter vice president J J Young secretary treasurer for the fifth year. Members shared needlework and refreshments were served. Police raid ends craps game with three men arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Watt
la Honde Club
South
Sunset Avenue
George Hamilton
E. V. Carter
J. J. Young
Mmes
E. J. Baker
Carl Howard
Charles W. Hanes
10 Ways For Women To Look Up-to-Date
New York report from the Fashion Futures show outlines ten spring fashion tips. Mary Elizabeth Plummer lists hats, bright accessories, capes, bright reefers, two piece suits, and color trends including greens and contrasts. The piece notes silhouettes, shoulder lines, evening fabrics, and notes Miss Josephine Caldwell of Philadelphia as Miss Fashion Futures after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
New York
Chinatown
United States
Josephine Caldwell
Philadelphia
Fashion Futures Show Highlights New York Style Trends
Mary Elizabeth Plummer reports from New York on a four hour panorama fashion event showcasing spring 1941 trends. 1800 industry representatives viewed 500 ensembles priced from 10.75 to 400 dollars, with green fabrics, softer shoulders, and evening gowns. The program ends with a British ball scene and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
New York
Margaret Case
Belmont Park
South America
Britain
China
Greece
Spiced Tongue Recipe From Historic Frugal Cookery
A simple method for preparing tongue: boil the meat then bake in a covered dish with vinegar, brown sugar, cloves, and a lemon slice. Cook two and a half hours total for tender slices and a tangy glaze.
Anderson's Home Grown Celery Promoted For Best Quality
Local ad urges shoppers to choose Anderson's celery claiming top flavor and freshness. The notice mentions a price 11-28tfc a veh and markets the product as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mrs Ralph Speeds Honored With Card Party Shower
Mrs Ralph Speeds honored at a card party and shower hosted by Mrs Mildred Tarlow at 619 North Richardson Avenue. Guests included Miss Vivian Johnson and numerous attendees. Billy Lanham won high in rummy, Martha Sue Carpenter led in bridge. a salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Destree
Will Greenhaw
Greenhaw
Mildred B. Tarlow
North
Richardson Avenue
Ralph Speeds
Speeds
Vivian Johnson
Bridge
Liverpool
Billy Lanham
Martha Sue Carpenter
Mrs. Tarlow
Rochelle Coy
Mildred Fay Allen
Roberta Crosby
Joyce Narramore
Elisa Curb
Gayle Wooldridge
Iana Busby
Luba Tarlow
Betty Jo Duffield
Bettie Jean Smith
Ann Cox
Mildred Tarlow
Helen Ruth Minton Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Helen Ruth Minton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Minton Jr., turned four yesterday. A home party at 307 West Tilden Street featured bright balloons, party favors, supervised play, and a birthday cake with four candles. Guests included Tyree Minton, Sue Minton, Phillip Good art, Jean and Betty Fisher, Glenn and Bruce Prager, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ruth Minton
E. G. Minton, Jr
West Tilden Street
F. B. Godwin
E. G. Minton
Charles Jones
Mary Mullis
E. G. Minton Jr
Tyree Minton
Sue Minton
Phillip Goodart
Jean
Betty Fisher
Glenn
Bruce Prager
Benny Fields
Bill
Dick Cox
Mary Lynn Williams
Russell
Rosalee Dallas
Patsy Jones
Eleanor
Gordon Lander
Kathleen
Charles Campbell
Mary Marsh
Linda Worthington
Joe
John Starkey
Paula
Terry Wilmot
Marian Martin Pattern 9587 for Housecoat or Dress
Pattern 9587 offers a Marian Martin housecoat or dress with princess lines for slim proportions and a front buttoning. Available in misses sizes 14 to 44 with yardage details and a 15 cent price. Also promotes Sub-Fit Foundation Pattern 9306 for perfecting fit, sizes 14 to 50, price 15 cents. Order to The Record Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Hollywood Inside News Confirms Quick-Turn Casting Shifts
Jackie Cooper returns to Palm Springs for a month while Warners rehones Miss Wheelwright America with Priscilla Lane opposite Jeffery Lane. Bette Davis Rosalind Russell Barbara Stanwyck top a hot photo award race as Roy Rogers parts with Ben Roscoe. Errol Flynn stays in Honolulu until Feb 15. Rita Hayworth boosts Bundles for Britain ball take by over 4000. Bruce Cabot arrives from Texas for Flame of New Orleans at Universal. MGM sends 150 crew, six baggage cars and 36 horses to Tucson for Billy the Kid exteriors with Robert Taylor flying in. Sterling Holloway to world premiere on crutches after breaking leg. The Bride Came C. O. D. troupe heads to Death Valley for two weeks with Bette Davis and James Cagney. Bob Crosby to lead in Sis Hopkins with his band. George Murphy returns home to bed rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Binnie Barnes
Dorothy Lamour
Bette Davis
Rosalind Russell
Barbara Stanwyck
Roy Rogers
Ben Roscoe
Errol Flynn
Honolulu
Rita Hayworth
Des Moines
Britain
Bruce Cabot
Texas
New Orleans
Universal
Tucson
MGM
Billy the Kid
Robert Taylor
Sterling Holloway
Lincoln
Warner’s
Death Valley
James Cagney
Bob Crosby
Republic
Sis Hopkins
George Murphy
Hollywood Hospital
Public notice of committee action dated January 2 1941
Legal notice announces committee E F Reading acting administrative officer dated January 2 1941. The fragment indicates a formal filing or declaration of interest in property terms and rights as processed by the committee. The text provides limited context beyond the date and official role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Soil Conservation Committee
E. F
Reform School Runaway Arrested
Hobbs New Mexico January 9 two youths one an escapee from Springer state reformatory held for federal officers on charges of transporting a stolen automobile across a state line Assistant District Attorney J O Walton said the two youths were taken into custody here a second escapee remained at large Police reported the Hobbs auto theft tied to the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Soil Conservation Committee OF
New Mexico
Border Soil Conservation District
Chaves
Roosevelt Counties
Chaves County
Pecos River
Roosevelt County
Pecos Valley
Woodson
Sam, Frank
Tom Southard
E. E. Lee
Soil Conservation Districts
Kenna
Elkins
Soil Conservation Committee
State College
Hobbs
N. M
State Reformatory
Springer
J. O. Walton
Reformatory
Sam Young
Two Boys Detained in Stolen Vehicle Incident
Brief report notes two youths were picked up shortly before arrest and identified as the individuals connected to a January 1 theft near Wagon Mound by the Springer reform school. They reportedly left the area that same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagon Mound
Springer Reform School
Chief Thunder Cloud Gets Vehicle Title From Indiana Bureau
A tall bronzed Miami Indian from Peru, Ind., identified as Chief Thunder Cloud, visited the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis and had a certificate of title prepared for his automobile by Ben Friedman, the chief title clerk of automobile registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ben Friedman
Friedman
Thunder Cloud
Peru
Ind
Ambitious youth Bill Fabian Earns West Point Appointment
Sergeant To Piebe Kansas City reports Bill Fabian, 20, a National Guard member, had given up hope of a West Point seat when train left for Camp Robinson Arkansas. Twenty minutes after departure, his mother learned the Army could confirm his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bill Fabian
West Point
National Guard
Camp Robinson
Ark
Bill
Academy
Army
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Geo. M. Cohan
Garland
Murphy
Winnincer Douglas McPhail
Errol
Flynn
Virginia City
Randolph Scott
Humphrey Bogart
Rank Weaugh
Alan Hale
Quinn
Big Boy
Williams
Dix
Taylor Lowe - Barrie
PECOS
San Diego
Mrs
Esther McNally
Miss McNally
Camp Carrizo
Gilkeson Beauty Shop
Yucca Theatre
Jeanette McDonald
Nelson Eddy
Betty Smith
Farmington, Mo
OO la Honde Club
Record
Pattern Department
Uber
Jackie Cooper
Palm Springs
Jeffrey Lane
Warners
Lot
Priscilla Lane
Adv
Reform School
Winter Merchandise Repric
Claire
Vogue
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