Marian Martin Pattern 9590 for misses and women
The Record Pattern Department presents Marian Martin Pattern 9590 a versatile frock for at home and outdoor wear. It features a round neckline trim by alternating tucks and buttons, optional pockets, and a bias skirt panel. Sizes 12 through 40 available with 3 5/8 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Also promotes Sub-Fit Foundation Pattern 9306 with muslin mockup to ensure fit.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Fracks
Miss Lois Laws Plans Roswell University Extension Visit
Miss Lois Laws extension director from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque will visit Roswell and Pecos Valley Monday through Wednesday to discuss extension courses. Four courses offered include English and American Literature, Composition and Public Speaking, Interpretative Reading and Play Production. She will meet city and county teachers and members of the Creative Writers Guild, with a resident teacher possible if enrollment justifies it.
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Miss Laws
James D. Shinkie
K. A. Yoder
Writers Group
Club and church notices for the week at multiple venues
A long list of meetings and events for Monday through Saturday hosted by various clubs, churches, and organizations. Notable items include luncheons, dinners, study and sewing sessions, bridge clubs, Girl Scouts, and Red Cross knitting drives. Dr W T Neely hosted a church board gathering with tales of a Guaymas fishing trip and notable catches.
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Olivet Study Club
Sadie C. Vaudelet
North Sea Avenue
Woman’s Council of
First Christian Church
Annex
Red Cross
P.E.O
C. C. Martin
West Alameda Street
The
Clover Leaf Club
B. F. Armold
Kentucky Avenue
W. T. Neely
Guaymas
Mexico
Church
Neely
G. T. Reaves
Dr. Neely
Will Hortenstein
J. Q. Cummins
Wallace Wilson
H. B. Dawson
Neil Brown
Co. A. Emmett
J. R. Robinson
Clifford Ferrin
Will Shaw
George Foster
Jason Kellahin
Auxiliary hears Schaefer on China Japan and US
Thirty members of the Auxiliary of Charles B. de Bremond Post 28 heard Rev. Roland T. Schaefer discuss China Japan and the United States. He warned of Axis influence and suggested United States cut off war materials to Japan. Lamont and papers cited as discussing policy shifts. Also notes on Christmas baskets, district work, and a Rosie brief then social tea.
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Charles B. de Bremond
American Legion
Roland T. Schaefer
China
Japan
United States
Germany
Europe
Netherlands’ East Indies
Thomas Lamont
Morgan Partner
Italy
Schaefer
Manchuria
Lamont
H. V. Fall
George Carothers
Roswell
H. P. Saunders
W. W. Akin
America
Chaves Wildcat Wells Report and Inaugural Week Happenings
Oil tests near Roswell report the R I Wilson No 1 drilling below 200 feet in section 29 11S 23E and the Eliott State No 1 forty miles east of Roswell in eastern Chaves county below 375 feet. The White House inaugural week features minimal ceremonies ahead of Roosevelts oath with a largely military parade and social events including gala dinners and appearances by opera stars actors and the wife of vice president elect Henry Wallace.
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Roswell
Chaves County
White House
Henry Wallace
Washington
Skiers, Stars, and Plans Highlight Week Ahead
John Payne and Anne Shirley prepare to depart for Sun Valley for skiing. The Paramount set One Night in Lisbon was visited by Colonel Crosleigh and his Australian staff en route to Libya on a special mission. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz plan Miami talks with Arnaz entering the Palm Island Club for three weeks.
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John Payne
Anne Shirley
Sun Valley
Lisbon
Paramount
Crosleigh
Libya
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Miami
Palm Island Club
Adorable Spotlight Questions Daily Page Readers
A playful quiz offers glimpses of local residents described by charm and charm alone. It hints at admirers, horse lovers, musicians, skiers fathers planning early lessons, stylish secretaries, twins in tweed, wedding trips, and party life.
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Honolulu
Roosevelt in good health as he seeks another term
Personal physician Rear Admiral McIntire says Roosevelt is in excellent condition with the best health in years. He notes the president can relax and handle troubles, crediting regular checks, exercise, and massages. Roosevelt, turning fifty nine on January 30, swims less often now, about three times weekly.
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Roosevelt
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Navy
McIntire
Europe
Churchill Sees Hard 1941 War Ahead in Britain
Churchill warns that 1941 will be no less terrible than 1940 with months of bombardment to endure while Britain relies on guns planes and ships. He says Hitler fears invasion less than Britain’s resolve and that occupied Europe fuels hatred for the Nazi regime. Berlin reacts saying Churchill targeted Harry Hopkins and that Churchill’s Glasgow remarks show limited optimism.
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Hitler
Britain
Europe
Italy
Berlin
Churchill
Glasgow
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Cocksure
Home Grown Spinach Young and Tender at Anderson's Gardens
In Galveston on January 18 the market reports spot cotton steady at 9.96 for middling and sales of 22 units. The note mentions home grown spinach as young and tender from Anderson's Gardens.
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Anderson’s
Galveston
Harvard Awards to High School Students
Harvard College will offer at least twenty-one national scholarships with stipends up to $1,000 to entering freshmen from seventeen states. Awards depend on school records, exams, and character references, and may continue for three upperclass years for those with honor records.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Middle West
South
Far West
James B. Conant
Threlkeld to Interview Students on Roswell Scholarships
George Threlkeld, Roswell attorney, will interview local students interested in competing for the scholarships.
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George Threlkeld
Roswell
Glass backs Aid-to-Britain bill and favors war against Germany
Senator Glass voiced strong support for the Aid-to-Britain bill and stated in an interview that he would personally like to declared war on Germany. He said experts in the state department and armed services should have final say, while expressing a wish to see Hitler at the bottom of the sea. He had earlier suggested using U S ships to carry goods to Britain despite the neutrality act.
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Glass
Germany
State Department
Army
Navy
Hitler
Virginia
Willkie Plans Europe Trip Amid Aid Bill Hearings
Willkie said it would be impossible to testify before leaving for Europe Wednesday and that he would go to England on his own account paying his own expenses representing no one but himself. His office said he would confer with Secretary Hull in Washington tomorrow. He offered no further comment.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Early
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol Plaza
Pennsylvania Avenue
Europe
England
Hull
Willkie
Willkie weakened by defense debate on lease aid bill
Washington January 17 AP Republicans opposing Roosevelt policy say Wendell L Willkie's support for the administration British aid bill weakens his odds at securing the Republican national committee chair. Rep Joseph W Martin Jr plans to resign as party leader at the March meeting. Treasurer Charles B Goodspeed may also quit due to ill health.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Republican National Committee
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
House
National Committee
Charles B. Goodspeed
Bitter Words In Hearing On The Lease-Lend Bill
In a heated House committee hearing on the lease lend bill Secretary Stimson clashes with Representative Tinkham who denounces peace aims. Arguments erupt over comments, warfare terms, and defense plans as Bloom and others try to maintain order amid raised voices and accusations of a stacked committee.
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Washington
House
Tinkham
Rmass
Stimson
Bloom
D-N. Y
The
New Yorker
Luther de Johnson
D-Tex
Rep. Rogers
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Pattern Department
Tretha Don Exum
East Grand Plains
Harry Brown
Herry Heine
Aubrey King
Billy Bonham
Bobby Bonham
Harlan Davis
Frances Bear Wolfe
Nickson
Presbyterian Aid Society
St. Andrews Woman’s Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
Dwight McNally
American Hobby
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
J. E. Zumwalt
North
Missouri Avenue
Womans Society of Christian Service
Glen Austin
F. R. Stone
North Ohio Street
C. R. Covington
Atkinson Avenue
E. M. Norton
Archaelogical and Historical Society
N. M
Bridge Club
Edward Purdy
West Alameda
A. N. Etz
North Pennsylvania Avenue
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Trinity Methodist Church
A. L. Fales
North Main
Girl Scout Little
Clark Baker
Southwestern History Club
the Poplars
Shakespeare Club
Winsor
Rolla R. Hinkle
Park Road
J. D. Atwood
Dorothy Lambeth
Berrendo
Charles Jones
Institute Bridge Club
John McClure
North Penn
Delta Kappa Gamma
Presbyterian Church
Womans Missionary Council of Assembly of God Church
All Day Council Council
Dexter
Aes
Fred Astaire
Paulette Goddard
Anita Louise
Cisco Kid
Gay Caballero
SUN
James Cagney
Durango
American Legion Auxiliary
George C. McFadden
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Lumberman’s
Carl C. Callahan
North Richardson
Irene Walker
San Francisco
Walker
Fred Heine
Callahan
Miss Walker
West Coast
Los Angeles
Heine
H. A. Ingalls, Jr
Nat Barrows
Albuquerque
Henry D. Bedford
Abe Mayer
Ingalls
Bedford
H. A. Ingalls
Richardson Avenue
Mr. Bedford
E. G. Bedford
Fanny Beth Taylor
Midland, Texas
All Stars
Aubrey L. Massey
Chaves Wildcat
Hollywood
Adv
Harvard
Sen. Glass
Stane
Miss Verdean
Ingle
Kiva Beauty Salon
Natton
Thomas W. Brabham
First Methodist
Second and
Penn
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