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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1934

Page

4

Farewell party honors Miss Louise Nickles at First Baptist

The B Y P U of the First Baptist Church hosted a surprise farewell party for Louise Nickles at Mary Cole’s home on West Eighth Street. Guests included C J Brasher, Bell Horton, Howard Brown, and many others as Louise prepared to leave for Las Cruces to attend New Mexico A and M College. Games and refreshments followed.

Nickees First Baptist Church Louise Nickles Las Cruces New Mexico A. and M. College Mary Cole West Eighth Street Louise C. J. Brasher Ca Bell Horton Howard Brown Toby Roy Quinn Idell Curtis Barney Frank Vera Mae Knox Gatha Garrett Boyce Liddell Ava Nellis Louella McDowell Louisier Jean Foreman Anderson Davis Charlotte Herbert Roy Crocket Madine Rogers Marquise Miller Earl Butler Jane Hawkins John Veal Leona Childs Orest Green Grace White C. A.forester Lester Bedell J. Bennett Allison W. H. Cole Mrs. White Bob Rost

State Music Festival at Carlsbad March 23 25

The State Music Festival will be held in Carlsbad March 23 24 25 with the Pecos Valley Music Teachers Association in charge. Manuel M. Oracion directs the orchestra, M. H. Henderson the band, and Mrs. Jeffie L. Bynum presides over the association in Carlsbad. Music teachers from nearly every town in the state will attend, and Sul Ross College will enter glee clubs. Judges for the Carlsbad festival include Judson Ehbar violin and orchestra, Miss Isabelle Lehmer piano, and Carl Jacobs voice, all noted Juilliard and Freethany College alumni.

Carlsbad Pecos Valley Music ‘Teachers Association Manuel ,M. Oracion M. H. Henderson Jeffie L. Bynum Pecos Valley Music Teachers Association Sul Ross College Roswell

Ten Years Ago Today In Lima area social notes

Ten years ago today H Darwin Ellett and Helen Herbst were settled in Buenos Aires with Ellett at the New York City Bank of Buenos Aires. The text shifts to Fresno where Ellett serves as financial manager for California Union Central Life in Cincinnati. Citizens greet Legion Auxiliary hostesses at a meeting hosted by Mrs J D Atwood. Attendees include many local residents and visitors from Chicago Fort Worth and Los Angeles.

H. Darwin Ellett Helen Herbst Buenos Aires Argentine Ellett New York City Bank of Fresno California State of California Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati Union Central Financial Managers Ohio

Pretty Bridge Luncheon Hostess Mrs Philip Osuna

Mrs Philip Osuna entertained yesterday with a one o clock bridge luncheon. Red sweet adorned the attractively laid quarter tables where a three course menu was served. Bridge followed the luncheon hour. Covers were laid for Mines Osar White Harrison Williams M J McDonald F A B MacKiel Anneth Servatus H A Poor ugh Frank LePell Thomas Hub ward I W Carter J E Zumwalt 4H D Danenberg W M Doty Charles W Boone H D O Hammond Miss Fiss Bybee.

Philip Osuna D. Danenberg W. M. Doty Charles W. Boone H. D. O. Hammond Miss Fiss Bybee

Pards Plan Line Party Hosted by Donald Gillespie

The Pards met at Donald Gillespie's Morningside Place home with Ted Townsend presiding. They voted to host a line party at the Yucca theatre on Friday night for their dates, with refreshments provided. Members included Townsend, Nickson, Marks, Nicholas, LePell, Ginsberg, Allison, Tarbell, Barnes, Pfeiffer, Harper, Noonan, Lowery, Nixon, Hunter, Albertson.

Pards Donald Gillespie Morningside Place Ted Townsend Yucca Theatre Joe Bob Nickson Jim Marks Joe Nicholas Donald LePell Bernard Ginsberg Eugene Allison Bob Tarbell Harry Barnes Gilbert Pfeiffer Joe Harper Bill Oon Herbert Lowery Ned Iikson Chester Hunter Earlbertson

Eminent Award For Frances Perkins At New York Dinner

Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor, received the American Woman's Association Award for Eminent Attainment at the Friendship Dinner of fifty women’s clubs at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City on November 24. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke, and Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve served as toastmaster. Perkins remarked on the pace of the new social order and the work required to shape it.

Frances Perkins American Woman’s Association Hotel Roosevelt New York City Ida M. Tarbell Franklin D. Roosevelt

Shakespeare Club Opens Year At Cahoon Home

The Shakespeare Club held its first meeting of the year yesterday at Mrs. E A Cahoon's home with Mrs. John McClure presiding. New member Mrs. Henry E Samson was welcomed as roll call featured quotations from Act I of The Taming of the Shrew and a reading in character.

Shakespeare Club E. A. Cahoon John McClure Henry E. Samson LeRoy Thompson A. Pruit Act Mmes William J. Beatty C. W. Grier William L. Hill Rolla R. Hinkle Charles D. Keyes A. G. Lodewick Burton C. Mossman Polly E. Pruit Guy M. Rowe Arthur J. Stevens James D. Shinkle Corinne Whitney M. M. Holt

Sunday School Plans Made at Pretty Tea

Mothers of children in First Christian Church Sunday school attended a tea in the annex as Rev. D B Titus outlined the year's work. Department superintendents and teachers hosted the event with a pink sweet pea candle lighted tea table and refreshments.

First Christian Church D. B. Titus E. R. Fall L. J. Vaudeler Ernest Carper Hugh M. Huff Jr

Birthday Surprise Aboard Mrs. Elmer L. Brown

Mrs. Elmer L. Brown celebrated her birthday with a surprise dinner party last night hosted by daughter Evelyn D. Brown. A turkey menu, pink sweet peas, pink tapers, and a birthday cake marked the festive occasion attended by Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Dobbs, Robert W. Mitchell, and Claude Allison among others.

E. L. Brown Elmer L. Brown Evelyn D. Brown

Gold Legislation Delays Impounding Deadline Extended

Treasury continues to receive gold coins and certificates from small holders without penalty as the midnight deadline is deferred. Morgenthau said the order was relaxed for businessmen accepting money in exchange for goods and services. Governor Black of the Federal Reserve Board was to clarify a key issue before nightfall after Senate Banking Committee session. Senator Glass quoted Black as favoring the government profit from devaluation while leaving the gold itself in place.

Treasury Morgenthau Eugene Black Federal Reserve Board Black Senate Banking Committee Glass Virginia the Treasury

Mendieta Delays Cuba Presidency After Night of Pleas

Havana reports Manuel Marquez Sterling refused the presidency causing a power vacuum as Carlos Hevia resigned after 49 hours. Mendieta, veteran nationalist, resisted taking office amid a general strike threat while Batista ordered the arrest of Antonio Guiteras amid tensions over leadership and military influence. Public services faced shutdowns, but employees and railways resumed operations as the political struggle continued.

Havana Manuel Marquez Sterling Cuba Carlos Mendieta Carlos Hevia Mendieta Gerardo Machado Sterling Fulgencio Batista Antonio Guiteras Batista Guiteras

Changes in Democratic National Committee Amid Resignations

Washington January 18 AP A wave of resignations and a full reorganization of the Democratic National Committee looms after President Roosevelt frowns on lawyers in Washington. The group lacks a secretary and treasurer with vacancies among committee members. Robert Jackson resigns as secretary and from New Hampshire. Frank Q Walker resigns as treasurer to lead the President's National Executive Council. Farley hints at stepping down but the President may resist.

Washington Democratic National Committee Roosevelt National Committee Farley Robert Jackson New Hampshire Frank QO. Walker New York

Easy Fat Loss Promise With Kruschen Salts Ad

An advertisement touts fat loss and health benefits with Kruschen Salts. It claims weight loss of about one pound per month, enhanced energy, clearer skin, and a dramatic value proposition. The ad encourages purchasing a five cent bottle to last four weeks from Owl Drug Company and Pecos Valley Drug Company.

America Owl Drug Company Pecos Valley Drug Company

Old Mission School of Beauty Culture Advertises Courses

Old Mission School of Beauty Culture offers complex courses in all branches of beauty culture with 73 practical training sessions and live models under licensed instructors. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter seek cooperation with standard rate city beauty shops. Advertising student work at student prices does not compete with high class shops. For tuition or student work appointments call 182.

Wright Porter

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