Presbyterian Aid Society funds boost. patch funds found
The Presbyterian Aid Society church fund was opened at Westminster Hall meeting. thirty dollars and twenty five cents were found hidden under the money patches. Mrs. Robert Beers presided as the Womans Auxiliary screen curtain was hemmed and refreshments served by Mmes. Wilkins, Piza, White, and Culdice. many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbyterian Aid Group
Church Building Fund
Presbyterian Aid Society
Westminster Hall
Robert Beers
Womans Auxiliary
Mmes
W. R. Wilkins
Piza
White
C. H. Culdice
Grace K. Carson
J. D Herron
LeRoy Thompson
Charles D. Keyes
B. F. Armold
John W. Rhea
Robert R. Lund
Arthur J. Stevens
Arthur E. Ingham
W. E. Fensom
Nancy McConnell
William J
Free Federal Project Garment Making Classes in Roswell
Adult education garment making units offered through the State Department of Vocational Education in Roswell as part of the public school program. Free classes cover clothing construction, with sessions in the court house basement and both afternoon and evening options. No charges. attendees supply their own materials. instruction by Mrs. J R Kelly with Mrs. Lawrence Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Ewd
Ora
J. R. Kelly
Lawrence Fairbank
Queen Esther Circle Meets at V L Nance Home
The Queen Esther Circle of First M E Church met at Mrs. V L Nance home with Miss Blanche Long leading the program on Making It Safe For The Bairns Feet. Members and guests listed include Eileen Rapp Dorothy Hill Dorothy Ruhl Ruth Nance and Mrs E W Hitchcock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First
M. E. Church
V. L. Nance
Blanche Long
Eva Reeves
Bonibel Fales
June Rubi
Wilma Murrell
Eileen Rapp
Dorothy Hill
Dorothy Ruhl
Jane Ruhl
Elizabeth Summersgill
Ruth Nance
E. W. Hitchcock
Nance
Tuesday Bridge Club Luncheon at Mrs Brown’s Home
Mrs Robert R Brown hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at 710 North Kentucky Avenue for a one o clock luncheon with a blue and yellow theme. Guests included E A Cahoon W W Phillips William S Prager Harry Jaffa George M Slaughter John McClure Roy Daniel Burton C Mossman John B Beers John C Peck Will H Johnson. The event followed by contract bridge and a two course menu featured calendula decor. The eleventh birthday of Howard Brown was celebrated with a stag dinner at his home on East College Boulevard. A chicken menu, Valentine colors, and table decor lined the party for guests Billie Martin Dick Brenneman Frank Hugh Charles Ogiesby Edwin Roberts Teddie Salee Edward Roberts Johnny Wagner Tom Pearson and Howard Brown, with his parents assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Cummins
C. E. Lannom
Maud Jacobi
Eva M. Cooper
E.S. Gibbany
C. E. Poothe
T. A. Harrison
D. B. Titus
R. F. Enthrop
Fred Sands
H. C Brown
E. J. Brown
Malcolm Sale
Jerry Melton
Joseph Dekker
R. L. Corn
J. M. Williams
A. L. Pearce
John McMartin
Will H. Ho
Robert R. Brown
North
Kentucky Avenue
William S. Prager
Harry Jaffa
George M. Slaughter
John McClure
Roy Daniel
Burton C. Mossman
John B. Beers
John C. Peck
Will H. Johnson
Howard Brown
Neal A. Brown
East College Blvd
Howard
Valentine
Billie Martin
Dick Brenneman
Frank \Hugh
Charles Ogiesby
Edwin Roberts
Teddie Salee
Edward Roberts
Johnny Wagner
Tom Pearson
Mrs. Brown
Three Circles of Missionary Society Meet for Regular Plans
The Southern M. E Missionary Society held its regular monthly meetings with Circles I II and III at the homes of Mrs M Henderson Mrs Dan H Wilmot and Mrs Harrison Williams. New officers were introduced and plans for the coming year were outlined by presidents Mrs James F Hinkle and others as members and guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Missionary Society
Freeman Marsh
W. W. Pope
A. E. Young
Henry Johnson
T. H. Craig
Gil N. Amis
Joe J. Lane
J. R. Foreman
Lucius Dills
H. R. Harman
Circle II
Dan H. Wilmot
I. W. Carter
W. C Puchly
Mary F. McClure
George Ray
Albert H. Schuler
N. L. Linebaugh
James F. Hinkle
Circle III
Harrison Williams
Archie Campbell
W. W. Anderson
Bruce J. Connor
Mmes. Harrison
Paul G. Schultz
T. C. Evans
Institute Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Morrison at Home
Mrs Ralph D Morrison entertained the Institute Bridge Club at her North Main Street home in the Cobean Apartments. Blooming rose tinted plants and rose and green decor complemented dainty ices and cakes after a pleasant bridge session with members including Mrs Thomas M Kleckner Mrs Frank J Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Morrison
Cobean Apartments
North Main Street
Institute Bridge Club
Mmes
Thomas M. Kleckner
Frank J. Thompson
T. V. Price
Don McMillen Celebrates Fifth Birthday With Party
Yesterday afternoon Don McMillen, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. McMillen, celebrated his fifth birthday with a party hosted by his aunt Mrs. R. M. Cole. Games followed by a pink and white birthday cake and pink and green ices accompanied the cheerful gathering of friends Gail Rogers, Bobbie Melton, Forest Hunt, Harold Haynes, Holmes McLish, Fay Strickland, Shirley Swayze, Ruth Eitelgeorge, Pauline Hults, and Francine Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
William J. McMillen
R. M. Cole
Gail Rogers
Bobbie Melton
Forest Hunt
Harold Haynes
Holmes McLish
Fay Strickland
Shirley Swayze
Ruth Eitelgeorge
Pauline Hults
Francine Stephens
Community events mix with charity fundraisers and talks
Local groups host a series of fundraisers and programs. Friends of the First Christian Church host a Friday cafeteria dinner with a varied menu. The American Legion Auxiliary meets with State Senator Mullis as guest speaker to discuss a proposed sales tax. The Epworth League holds a penny cafeteria supper for missionary funds. A twilight tea honors Rainbow Girls at Mrs. C L Bynum’s home. Junior High PTA observes Fathers Night with Carl R McNally leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the First Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Herman Crile
Pennsylvania Avenue
John H. Mullis
Epworth League of the First
M. E. Church
C. L. Bynum
North
Pennsylvania Ave
Junior High Parent Teachers Association
Carl R. McNally
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief and Safety
Historic ad copy touts Creomulsion as a creosote based remedy that quickly stops coughs and colds with seven medicinal elements. It claims doctors long prescribed creosote for bronchial irritation and presents Creomulsion as powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take, backed by a pharmacist guarantee.
St Andrews Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Seaverns Home
The Womans Auxiliary of St Andrews Episcopal Church gathered yesterday at Mrs Esther Seaverns home with Mrs R E Bower presiding. The missionary topic was Work Among The Negroes and a chicken corn bread menu followed the discussion. A beauty shop ad ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Auxiliary
St Andrews Episcopal Church
Perrendo
Esther Seaverns
R. E. Bower
C. W. Grier
Kellogg’s All-Bran touted as laxative aid
A reader’s letter extols Kellogg’s All-Bran for years of constipation relief. The ad claims daily use provides bulk and vitamin B aiding elimination, iron for blood, and compares favorably to patent medicines. It urges two tablespoons daily and asks to request the red and green package from Kellogg Bat tle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Himes
7Th St
Los Angeles
Calif
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Local Boys Leave for Duty to Bi Page Company
Local youths report for duty joining the Co. C. headquarters troop this morning. listed are Marvin White Bruce G Connor Jr Wyatt A Johnson Jr Charles Glock Jim Dunlap Al Mace Keith Kinney of Roswell Raymond Holley George Lathrop of Dexter Richard Key of Hagerman W C Walden and DEB Cantrell of Lake Arthur transfers Louis Bagwell and D G Johnson from Malone camp at Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Co. C
Marvin White
Bruce G. Connor Jr
Wyatt A. Johnson Jr
Charles Glock
Jim Dunlap
al Mace
Keith Kinney
Roswell
Raymond Holley
George Lathrop
Dexter
Richard Key
Hagerman
W. C. Walden
D EB
Cantrell
Lake Arthur
Louis Bagwell
D. G. Johnson
Malone Camp
Treasury seeks stabilization funds and gold valuation shift
Treasury plans to form a stabilization fund and set a new gold price of 34.45 per ounce for newly mined domestic gold, with Morgenthau indicating intent to borrow as needed and seek broad currency control amid a devalued dollar. Senate hearings and new authority over foreign exchange accompany the policy push as gold holders face deadlines and federal mints prepare to receive consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
White House
Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Thea
Morgenthau
England
General Fund
Washington
The
Senate Banking Committee
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Grace Thorpe
Queen Esther Circue
Christian Church
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
A. le Parks
Rio
Pan and
Jean
Harlow
Francheoet
Pat O'Brien
Ralph Morgan
Ted Healy
Tuu.da
Tam
Me Yri
Kay
Levu
Son OF
Kong
Armstrong Wichard Cromwell
Bargain Theatre
Princess
Soutara M. E. Missionary
Roy Norton
W. E. Bondurant
Glenn Brown
Otis Brenneman
H. E. Samson
W. C Picknell
Grover Williams
F. M. Wilson
Joe Palmer
Phillip Osuna
H. D. Pate
J. K K. Johns
H. C. Henderson
L. B. Plummer
Henry Schmarge
F. A. B. MacKeil
James F Hinkle
ST. Andrews
Mrs. Seaverns
Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop
J P. White
Senate
Roosevelt
Morgenthal
Luckies
Clohnson
Lodewick
Conoco
Roswell Auto CO
Metropolitan Opera
NBC
Red
Lucky Strike
Metropolitan Opera Company
Copsright
American Tobacco Company
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