Beautifully Appointed Luncheon At Malone And French
Mrs. Ross L. Malone and Mrs. George E. French hosted a one o'clock luncheon at 604 North Pennsylvania Ave. Pink and green decor featured a pink carnation centerpiece and pink sweet peas on side tables. Guests included Mmes J. D. Atwood Eva M. Cooper Sidney Prager and many others. Also noted are D P Greiner ill and the birth of Ronald Winston Russell January 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross L. Malone
George E. French
North
Pennsylvania Ave
Mmes J. D. Atwood
Eva M. Cooper
Sidney Prager
J. P. White
D. N. Pope
Arthur Allison
E. G. Minton
J. H. Muliis
Dan Wilmot
J. R. Daughtry
R. L. Bradley
Gil Amis
H. V. Fall
Trask
T. A. Sacra
Newcomers Club Party At Roswell Club House
The Newcomers Club sponsored by the Roswell Womans Club met at the Woman's Club with Mrs Ruby Williams and Mrs Beulah Lucas hosting. Games included contract auction bridge and Bingo. Tea and small cakes with welcome were served in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Womans Club
Woman’s Club
Ruby Williams
Beulah Lucas
Reidman
Bowmans' Baking Co
Mmes
Eugene Brinker
Bretherton
H. R. Bissell
Clyde Cockenour
Donald E. Gillespie
Gene Rivard
Streid
Fleming
A. B. Cotton
Jack Kelly Hosts Dancing Party At Ingalls Memorial Home
Jack Kelly son of Mr and Mrs B F Kelly hosted a group of friends at Ingalls Memorial Home last evening from seven thirty to ten thirty with blow out favors and a supper served at ten o’clock by his parents assisted by Mrs J P Williams and Mr and Mrs T B White. Attendees included Barbara Clayton Jere Clayton Clara Mae Blocksom Doris Chambers Cecile Vaudelet Doris White Kitty Lou Brookshire Mary Lutz Patricia Johnson Joan Ditty Maryanne Phinizy Joanna Williams Mary Jean Malarney Betty Jo Smith Marian Stubbs Marianne Keohane Marylin Huff Koneta Adams Drucella Savage Johnnie Hall Sonny Stockton Jim Vandewart Bill Eliott Donald Crawford Zeph Schultz H D Danenberg Bobby Thompson Robert Willis Jerry Smith Jack Hooper Holmes McLish Jack Patterson Jack Montgomery Bob Bear Grover Williams Billy Carrigan Don Slaughter Jimmy Donaliby and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kelly
B. F. Kelly
Ingalls Memorial Home
J. P. Williams
T. B. White
Barbara Clayton
Jere Clayton
Clara Mae _ Blocksom
Doris Chambers
Cecile Vaudelet
Doris White
Kitty Lou Brookshier
Mary Lutz
Patricia Johnson
Joan Ditty
Maryanne Phinizy
Joanna Williams
Mary Jean Malarney
Betty Jo Smith
Marian Stubbs
Marianne Keohane
Marylin Huff
Koneta Adams
Drucella Savage
Johnnie Hall
Sonny Stockton
Jim Vandewart
Bill Eliott
Donald Crawford
Zeph Schultz
H. D. Danenberg
Bobby Thompson
Robert Willis
Jerry Smith
Jack Hooper
Holmes McLish
Jack Patterson
Jack Montgomery
Bob Bear
Grover Williams
Billy Carrigan
Don Slaughter
Jimmy Donaliby
Reading Club Entertained At Home of Mrs. Buchly
Mrs. W C Buchly and Mrs Paul Schultz hosted the Roswell Reading Club at 207 West 7th Street. The gathering featured formal visiting, pink sweet peas in decor, and sweets served by the hostesses assisted by Dan Buchly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
W. C. Buchly
Paul Schultz
A D. Jones
Howard Amason
John McClure
O. R. Haymaker
John H. Mullis
Thornton H. Boswell
A. E. Freehart
W. C. Orton
William E. Bondurant
E. G. Minton
Walter P. Turner
W. E. Wisely
J. D. Atwood
L. T. Lewis
Charles S. Dobbs
Joe J. Lane
James F. Hinkle
Robert R. Brown
Herbert B. Smurl
Ewng
L. Lusk
Jack E. Moore
J. Bennett Allison
HK. A. Yoder
C. EE. Mason
L. J. Groves
Pauline B. Cooney
H. C. Buchly
Albert Pruit
Picacho
Schultz
Mrs. Buchly
Mrs Morrison Hosts Institute Bridge Club
Mrs Ralph Morrison entertained the Institute Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at her North Missouri Avenue home. Roses and potted plants adorned the rooms while players arranged the tables. A drink was served. Attending were Tem ple W Price, Harry D Blake, Thomas M Kleckner, Charles F Ward, Clark Storm, L T Godfrey, H P Saunders Jr, Charles S Whitney Jr, John C Kost, Patrick H Gratton, James R Kelly, Alfred N Carter and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Institute Bridge Club
Ralph Morrison
North
Missouri Avenue
Mmes. Temple W. Price
Harry D. Blake
Thomas M. Kleckner
Charles F. Ward
Clark Storm
L. T. Godfrey
H. P. Saunders, Jr
Charles S. Whitney, Jr
John C. Kost
Patrick H
Girl Scout Troop I Celebrates Fifth Anniversary Party
Girl Scout Troop I held a party at the Girl Scout Little House to mark its fifth anniversary. The event featured games and dancing with refreshments for members and their dates, including Virginia McPherson, Lanona Burnett, Joe Mack Palmer, Dorothy Jean Hill, Charles Green, Gladys Goldston, Wilma Carty, Mrs Clyde Fulton, and leaders and chaperones Billie Louise Cox and Mrs Goldston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop I
Girl Scout Little House
Virginia McPherson
H. D. Hughes
Lanona Burnett
Joe Mack Palmer
Dorothy Jean Hill
Charles Green
Gladys Goldston
Wilma Carty
Clyde Fulton
Billie Louise Cox
Goldston
Miss Helen Kinney Honored With Bridal Parties
Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs Corinne McLish hosted a dinner bridge at 710 South Main in Hobbs for Miss Helen Kinney ahead of her marriage to Elmer Flock of Monahans Texas next week. Kinney, a longtime Kessell's employee, received twelve crystal pieces and bridge prize gifts. A bridal shower at Mrs Lee Green’s followed with bingo and a waffle-set present from numerous guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Corinne McLish
Johnson
South Main
Helen Kinney
Elmer Flock
Monahans
Texas
Hobbs
Miss Kinney
Kessell’s
Ralph Wilson
Jimmy Rogers
Mmes
Edward J. Kurre
George B. Owens
Harry McCrue
Charles Green
J. N. Mabe
Tom Herbert
Catherine Richmond
Grover Godfrey
Gladys Richmond
Mrs. McLish
Mrs. Johnson
Lee Green
Emmerson Todhunter
Green
Jack Mask
Willard Thompson
Leo Browne
Ada Belle Trimble
Dexter Hosts Woman's Society Meeting With Lecture
The Smaller Zone of Woman's Society of Christian Service met in Dexter starting at 10:30. President Mrs. A A Bailey opened with music. Rev Craven led devotionals and discussion on liquor in army camps. Speakers urged magazine interest and a Missionary Institute in Artesia January 20, with a luncheon and social hour following. Officers were elected for the coming year and a communion service concluded the gathering with attendees from Hagerman Dexter Trinity Roswell First Methodist Carlsbad and a Houston visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Churches
Dexter
A. A. Bailey
Virgil Henry
Flora West
L. Bowman Craven
George Wilcox
Kerr
W. C. Holland
Roswell
America
Frank Marks
New Methodist Magazine
Methodist Woman
Craven
Missionary Institute
Artesia
George Pixler
H. D. Burdette
Brabham
Iris Dearhollt
McGinty
George Cowan
Hal Bogle
Pixler
Hagerman
The
Trinity Church of
Berrendo 4H Club Meeting At Eakin Home Near Roswell
The Berrendo 4H Club held a morning meeting at the Eakin home northeast of Roswell with Miss Betty Lou Madsen presiding. Old business included planning a dance January 18 at the Madsen home. Attending were Pauline Cowan, Charles, Herbert, Virginia and Mary Schmid, Junior and Rose Eakin, Jimmy, Gerald, Betty and Tommy Madsen, Bobby Lee, Edgar Mitchell, Rosemary Williams, Punch Jones and Dorothy Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eakin
Roswell
Betty Lou Madsen
Madsen
Pauline Cowan
Charles
Herbert
Virginia
Mary Schmid
Junior
Rose Eakin
Jimmy
Gerald
Betty
Tommy Madsen
Bobby Lee
Edgar Mitchell
Rosemary Wiliams
Punch Jones
Dorothy Mason
Local Notes and Social News Roundup
Louis Falconi returns home from St Mary's hospital where he was ill with pneumonia and hopes to resume work next week. Presbyterian Auxiliary plans a kitchen shower at the church on Monday. Mrs. Thornton Boswell Jr. listed as contact. Mrs. John A Barnett, recently in Dallas hospital, has moved back to 1209 West Sixth Street and is doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Ginsberg and Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Harbaugh left for Chicago on a ten day business and pleasure trip. The O'Neill family left for Pasadena California after spending the holidays, via Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Junior Guild
The
Episcopal Church
G. B. Armstrong Jr
North
Kentucky
Stanley Lodewick
Haymaker Bible
First Christian Church
L. T. Lewis
West Tilden Street
East Grand Plains
Parent- Teachers Association
Esther
First Baptist Church
R. L. Malone
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lucy Youse
Washington Avenue
Clark A. Baker
Dorcas Circle
J. Bennett Allison
Missouri Avenue
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Arthur J. Stevens
Young Woman's Guild of
Supper Meeting
California
Nma
Louis Falconi
South
St. Mary’s Hospital
Thornton Boswell Jr
John. A. Barnett
Dallas
West Sixth Street
Ben B. Ginsberg
Edward L. Harbaugh
Chicago
James P. O'Neill, Jr
Las Cruces
Pasadena
Savory Meat Loaf and Swiss Steak Recipe Fragments
A historic kitchen note details Savory Meat Loaf using salt pork, tapioca, canned tomatoes, and ground beef baked in a hot oven then lowered heat, with potatoes added before loaf finishes. Swiss Steak instructions describe searing two inch thick round or chuck steak, browning in fat, then simmering two hours, with optional green pepper onion and tomatoes for variation.
Laymen Urged at Prayer Week Event Honors Wilmot
Mayor Hall hosted a luncheon noting William Wilmot as a standout citizen who has shouldered duties in church, school, and home. Jack Maddux’s callout left Wilmot to substitute as speaker. The gathering featured J. R. Robinson leading song, Rev. Brister delivering the invocation, and Rev. Atterberry giving the benediction. A Presbyterian ladies’ dinner followed. The Week of Prayer closes with a joint service at First Methodist tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Hall
Wilmot
Jack Maddux
Hobbs
J. R. Robinson
First Christian Church
Lee Henrichs
J. H. Brister
Calvary Baptist Church
W. B. Atterberry
Nazarene Church
The
Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Girls three piece Marian Martin pattern 9483 ensemble
The Record advertises pattern 9483 for a girls three piece Marian Martin outfit including blouse skirt and calot. Instructions note skirt pleats, yokes, optional pockets and long or short sleeves with matching beanie, plus Sub-Fit Foundation pattern 9306 for better fit. orders to The Record Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern Department
Soviet Union affirms independent policy in face of Western pressure
Izvestia rejects press attacks on Soviet foreign policy and declares non belligerent USSR will follow its own course. Stalin outlined March 1939 principles: pursue peace and expand trade with all nations and maintain close ties with neighboring states with common frontiers, as long as others respect Soviet interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
U.S. S. PR
Germany
Izvestia
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Ussr
Soviet Germany pacts ease Balkan tensions amid new frontier claims
The Soviet Union announced five agreements signed at the Kremlin to expand trade and fix mutual frontiers in newly acquired territories. The move follows Balkan tensions and concerns over Danube mouths while parallels with German-Russian relations are noted. The pacts run through August 1, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Thss
Germany
Balkans
Danube
Britain would be able to strike at Italy and Egypt
The piece argues that Allied victory in Africa would allow Britain to dominate the eastern Mediterranean and mount air and sea offensives against Italy. It suggests Mussolini's fall could free bases and warplanes for a broader operation, while acknowledging obstacles to a full invasion and the potential for air raids and coastal bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Africa
Britain
Italy
Rome
Brittania
Egypt
Suez Canal
Two Ocean Navy Debate on Panama Canal Sabotage Risk
Representing a harsh view on canal security a speaker urged returning the canal to Panama if the United States had a two ocean navy. He argued sabotage risk makes the canal a constant trouble and advocated multiple canals to ensure national survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal
Weather Outlook for Four States Lacks Clear Headlines
Weather forecast for New Mexico shows cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with occasional showers and thunderstorms in the west and central areas. Colorado expected to remain generally fair with little temperature change. Arizona outlook indicates cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with partial clearing west, scattered storms in the south central and extreme east, and little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Picroscope
Colette
Malone
French
D. P. Greiner
John Tweedy
Mr. Tweedy
Mr. Greiner
Carl Russell
Ronald Winston Russell
Cas
Old New Mexico
Judy Garland
George Murphy “Little
Nellie Kelly
Jackie
Granville
Reynolds
Errol Flynn
Tle
Virginia City
Plus
Richard DIX
Dancing
Mrs. Morrison
Institute
Girl
Little House
Womans Society
Methodist Church
Berrendo
West 4Th
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
P.E.O
Dorothy Turner Holesapple
West First Street
Johnson Circle
Frank Whitaker
West Walnut Street
Entre Nous Club
Ralph H. Herring
West Deming
Delphian Society
the Poplars
Fifth Street
L. F. D. Parent Teachers Association
Young Woman’s Department of
James B. Kelly
R. L. Crider
Clarence Wheeler
W. A. Sterrett
Curtis Allman
Sam Pruett
Shakespeare Club
C. E. Mason
North Richardson
Little Bridge Club
John Young
Poplars
East Fifth Street
Christian Church
Red Cross
Bridge Club
Wilburn
Hodges
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Home
Nickson Hotel
Highland P. T. A
Price and Co
Misses Bybee
Owl Club
Eula
Bess Bybee
Owl Bridge Club
Bybee
Pennsylvania
Misses Burr Powell
Irene Swann
Nan Rasmus
Frances Hurtt
Gladys Webb
Martha Cowan
Modene Bates
Otis Brenneman
Hugh M. Kuff, Jr
W. W. Akin
James D. Shinkle
Cecil Bonney
Bruce P. Connor
Harrison Williams
Donald Dye
Edward M. Russell
Misses Bess
Eula Bybee
Mr. O’neill
Pat O'Neill
Mrs. O’neill
Bill Phillips
Silver City
Big Bend National Park
Marathon
Zenith Pho-Radio
Brahm
Beethoven
and Dry Cleaners
Mariany Martin
Lion
Esquire
Hitler
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