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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1935

Page

4

Social News Calendar for Roswell Groups and Clubs

Grace Thorpe Bear lists weekly gatherings across Roswell including Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary at Mrs Omar Leach home Monday 3 p m Contract Bridge Mrs Arthur Farnsworth 2 p m Girl Scout Leaders Club Mrs Floyd Childress 2 30 Dorcas Circle Baptist at Mrs A Swanson 2 50 Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7 30 A V Auxiliary at Da Hut 5 Institute Bridge at Mrs Wester Montgomery 2 30 Roswell Girl Scout Council Chamber of Commerce 4 30 Roswell Branch AAUW at Miss Modene Bates 7 30 pm Entre Nous Bridge at Mrs Ralph H Herring 2 36 Shakespeare Club meeting Mrs Charles D Keyes 2 30 East Grand Plains Coterie Club Mrs Ernest Nelson 2 Junior Womans Club dept meeting 2 39 Thursday Child Conservation League Hotel Nickson 3 pm Junior High PTA auditorium 3 30 Friday Friday Bridge Mrs G H Hockenson 1 pm American Legion Aux at Mrs Arden Boellner 2 30 Saturday Missouri Avenue PTA rummage sale 300 North Main.

Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary Omar Leach Arthur L. Farnsworth Girl Scout Leaders Club Floyd Childress Dorcas First Baptist Church A. Ad Swanson Masonic Temple A. V da ¥ Hut Institute Bridge Club Wester Montgomery Roswell Scout Council Chamber of Commerce American Association of University Women Modene Bates Shakespeare Club Charles D. Keyes East Grand Plains Ernest Nelson Child Conservation League Nickson Bridge Club G. H. Hockenson

East Grand Plains P T A elects officers for 1985

East Grand Plains P T A met at the school with president Mrs Glenn Wheeler presiding and twenty members present Roll call New Year Resolutions The program included The Budget Fairy a playlet by eighteen third and fourth graders a song Save Your Coins piano solos Reading The Painted Toy Dog by Jerry Kinman Officers elected for 1985 were Mrs Earl Bonham president Mrs E R Duvall vice president Mrs Ben Walker secretary Miss Laura Hobson treasurer Mrs J S Wheeler publicity Mrs Tom Didlake historian and Mrs Glenn Wheeler auditor The meeting closed with the P T A song led by Miss Hobson.

Louise Duvall Godard LaValle Jerry Jean Kinman Earl

Mrs Welch Honored At Charming One O Clock Luncheon

Mrs Van S Welch Jr of Artesia was honored by Mrs Herbert Pruit Joyce with a one o clock bridge luncheon and shower. Pink rose buds and blue pottery vases created the decor theme of pink and blue. Attendees included Mrs Mary A Hill Mrs W Winston Daniel Mrs James Kivas Tully and many Artesia and Carlsbad guests.

van S. Welch Jr Nell Hill Artesia Herbert Pruit Joyce Mmes Mary A. Hill W. Winston Daniel Ed. James Kivas Tully Lawrence Fairbank John B. Beers Robert E. Daughtry G. T. Watts Charles L. Allison Jr Paul D. Wilmot John Allen Phinizy Robert Fall John Poorbaugh Roy Norton B. M. Keppane Wendell Welch Fritz Ward Allen Richardson Carlsbad Frances Levers Martha Robinson Elizabeth French Marie Beers Josephine Dow Dorothy Williams

Impersonation Party marks Myra J Spencer birthday

Myra Jane Spencer celebrated her twelfth birthday with a Hollywood movie impersonation party at her grandmother's home 414 West Alameda. Invitations featured pen sketches of movie stars and guests arrived dressed as famous actresses. Refreshments of sandwiches and hot chocolate were served in a flower decked dining room. Attending were Frances Martin Roberta Crosby Beverly Hodges Wannelle Norton Hazel Powers Barbara Baskin Marjorie Hudson Elaine Shaw Myra St John Dorothy Lee Villard Becky Yoder Betty Jean Herring Rose Alice Davis Sara Elizabeth Dobbs Bernice Dunavan.

Myra Jane Spencer C. C. Martin West Alameda Myra Jane Jane Frances Martin Roberta Crosby Beverly Hodges Wannelle Norton Hazel Powers Barbara Baskin Marjorie Hudson Elaine Shaw Myra St. John Dorothy Lee Villard Becky Yoder Betty Jean Herring Rose Alice Davis Sara Elizabeth Dobbs Bernice Dunavan

W C T U Plans Regular Meeting Activities

The regular W C T U meeting at Mrs A C Jones house voted to donate five dollars monthly to the state treasury. A Temperance Education Day is set for Thursday night at 7 30 at First M E Church and a evangelistic meeting Friday morning January 25 at Mrs Wm Helland home. Mrs Tucker presented a gavel to the president. Devotional service led by Mrs S M King. social hour with sandwiches cakes and coffee served by several members. Mr and Mrs T C Evans left for the northwest seeking a new location. Mrs Evans is daughter of Dr and Mrs N L Linebaugh.

A. C. Jones M. C. McGranahan M. E. Church Ww. ¢. Helland

Carol Louise Holland's Fourteenth Birthday Party

Carol Louise Holland celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a merry party last night. Pink and green décors and a cake with candles topped the celebration, followed by ice cream, a travel game, and doll lolly pops as party favors. Attendees included Joan Glover, Marjorie Adams, Genevieve Yoder, Genevieve Cooney, Frances Orton, Frances Smurl, Bianda Greenwade, Emma Dale Jordan, Fay Dresser, Virginia Hulbert, Virginia Hudson, Helen Joyce Sanders, Myra St. John, Ladye Dee Jones, and Jean Amis.

Carol Louise Holland Carol Louise Joan Glover Marjorie Adams Genevieve Yoder Genevieve Cooney Frances Orton Frances Smurl Bianda Greenwade Emma Dale Jordan Fay Dresser Virginia Hulbert Virginia

Layette Society Meets Home of Mrs Boone

The Charity Layette Society gathered yesterday at Mrs. Charles W. Boone's home to sew over used garments into baby layettes. Names present include Mmes R C Poteet E C Richmond C L Eimer J A Lee A Klyng L Hammond Joseph H Murphy and Miss Gladys Richmond. Members plan to meet again and other society notices appear throughout the page with invited hosts and guests.

Charity Charles W. Boone Mmes R. C. Poteet E. C. Richmond C. L. Eimer J. A. Lee L. ®. Hammond Joseph H. Murphy Gladys Richmond Mrs. Boone

Niyo Entertains At Dinner Honoring Recent Bride

Mrs. Sylvester P. Johnson Jr. and Miss Esther McNally will entertain tonight at seven o'clock dinner at Mrs. Johnson's home complimenting Mrs. John W. Minton nee Lois Eddins a recent popular bride. Pink carnations and snapdragons centered the candled table with covers for the honoree and guests.

Sylvester P. Johnson Jr Esther McNally Johnson John W.W. Minton Lois Eddins Garl McNally Dwight McNally Edward Purdy Robert Bear Stanley W. Lodewick Rose Jaffa Harry Hunton Mansfield Tweedy Miss McNally

Informal country club dance with notable hosts and guests

Last night at the Country Club an informal dance featured hostesses Billie Whatley Betty Jayne Gifford Mildred Tarlow and a string trio Kenneth Entrop John Veal and Dick Rocket providing music. Chaperones included Will H Whatley Sam Stolaroff Lo Tarlow W C Van Doren and H L Gifford. Attendees ranged from Jack Kairns and Harold De Shurley to Myron Stolaroff Edith Tarlow and Naomi Lassiter in a lively social evening.

Billie Whatley Betty Jayne Gifford Mildred Tarlow Kenneth Entrop John Veal Dick Rocket Mmes Will H. Whatley Sam Stolaroff Lo] Tarlow W. C. van Doren H. L. Gifford Jack Kairns Harold DeShurley Helen Ruth Glover Tom Hall Jr Frances Schultz Bob Mitchell Ruth Slankes Aubrey Hewett Myron Stolaroff Edith Tarlow Lyman Sanders Dorothy Lambeth John Ballew Virginia Hulbert Howard Glover Ella Tarbell Billie Minton Ladye Dee Jones Dillie Armstrong Grace Johnson Alva Lee Swisher Naomi Lassiter

Tea Party Honors Mrs R B Crosby of Kenna

Very delightful seated tea this afternoon from three to five presided by Mrs. Bob Crosby honoring Mrs. R. B. Crosby of Kenna. The candle lit table featured calendulas. Mrs. George L. Reese led the silver tea service. We, Mmes. Swearingin, Reese, Bradstreet, Eva Marlow Cooper, Leila Marlow, Lusk, Beard, Childress, Rhodes, and Martin attended, with Mrs. Bryan Larson of Harrison Nebraska.

Bob Crosby R. B. Crosby Kenna George L. Reese Crosby Mmes D. D. Swearingin L. H. Brad

Study Art New York City Leaves Next Thursday

Miss Mary Jane Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Robinson arrives in Roswell from Santa Fe where she has served in the State Land Office for years She will visit home folks until next Thursday then depart for New York City to study art in the American Student Art League She is noted for drawing and painting and has illustrated for the State Highway Magazine En route east she will stay with Mr and Mrs Sam Rolph Jr in Washington with other friends.

Mary Jane Robinson Will Robinson Roswell Santa Fe State Land Office New York City American Student Art League Sam Rolph Jr Helen Phillips Washington, D. C

Inner Party Tonight Hosts Dinner For Fifty Two Guests

Mr and Mrs Max W Coll entertain with a large dinner tonight in the Nickson Coffee Shop private dining room. A long table for fifty two will be adorned with carnations snapdragons and candlelight. Cards will follow the dinner service.

Max W. Coll Nickson Coffee Shop

Urges State Adopt Child Labor Law

New Mexico joins 23 states in a 1935 push to ratify the Child Labor Amendment. Leaders from the New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers press legislators to support a constitutional grant to Congress to regulate and prohibit child labor under eighteen. A Roswell convention reaffirmed backing for ratification and minimum age limits, noting benefits for other industrial states and defense of farming chores as non industrial. Secretary Walace supports the amendment to shield children from industrialized work and protect schooling.

New Mexico Congress New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers Roswell Henry A. Washlace Country Home Wallace

Stars in Quandary as Court Rules Divorces Void De ployment

The item notes a court ruling voiding divorces and references a conundrum about enforcement and family disruption. It then moves to a birth notice: Mr and Mrs Selwyn Denson announce a daughter born at St Marys Hospital, naming her Etta Belle Denson.

Sonny Selwyn Denson North Richardson Avenue St. Mary’s Hospital Etta Belle Denson District Court of Appeals Sacramento Cal Hollywood

Blue Ribbon Celery Sold at Andersons Gardens

Ad notes celery variety sold at Andersons Gardens under a Blue Ribbon label.

Anderson's Gardens

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Grace Thorpe Junior Womans Club P. m American Legion Auxiliary Arden Boellner Missouri Avenue Parent Teacher Association North Main Warner Rare Noni Tenegro Russell Hardie Merbvert Mundin Andy Wiliam Stelling Ralph Tape Buck Jones RED Rider News & Cartoon Princess Sun Shirley Temple James Dunn Bright Eyes Returnant Clark Gable- Claudette Colbert T. A East Grand Plains Parent Teacher Association Glenn Wheeler Ent Mrs. Welch W.c-T.u Layette Society J. M. Williams A. F. Madison H. E. Valentine Fort Worth Texas C. N. Howard Snyder Valentine Howard Williams C.C. Martin Parents and Teachers Association C. E. Mason Lloyd B. Johnson the Odd Fellows C.F. Hall Fred Fair Niyo J. D. Atwood Yucca Theatre Jane Ellen McWhorter Los Angeles Mrs. Atwood Edith Coppedge Colonel Atwood Max Colls R. H. Crosby M. L. Norton Norton Katherine Cleve F. H. Terhaar Prentice White Otis Brenneman Jack Lair Lawrence Wolfe Fred Irwin Elk T. J. McKnight Minnie Elizabeth Clyde Marley C. A. Marley Albuquerque el Paso Kipling Max Baer and Dorothy Dunbar Katharine Hepburn Jack Holt Joseph M. Schenck Norma Talmadge Newell Blair Gloria Stuart Richard Iz Richard Dix Winifred Coe Ludlow Smith Margaret Wood Holt Max Baer L. F. Woodhead wEy EARTH RCA Victor Zink Music Co
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