Farewell Luncheon for Mrs McCandless in Roswell
A one o’clock luncheon at Nickson Coffee Shop honored Mrs. McCandless who departs this week for Houston to join her husband. Guests included Mrs. Horace McRee, Henry Caudell, Langford Keith, Willard Prager and many others as bouquets of yellow calendulas decorated the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickson
Harry Leonard
Elmer Riemen
John W. Hall
Carl R. McNally
Max Coll
Louis Keel
Henry Predford
Elza White Jr
Will H. Johnson
Harold H. Ball
Robert Bear
Henry Etz
Willard L. Prager
Susie Mae Winston
A. D. Jones
South Kentucky Avenue
Robert W. Mitchell
Mmes
Eva Marlow Cooper
D. B. Titus
Amélia Church
Ella Davidson
Arthur E. Ingham
Claude Hobbs
C- W. Grier
O. R. Haymaker
Joe J. Lane
George L. Reese
Otto Hedgcoxe
E. G. Minton
Charles F. Beeson
John P. Cauhope
Ross L. Malone
George E. French
E. H. Williams
George M. Slaughter
Eighty Fifth Birthday of D L Geyer Celebrated
The community marked the eighty fifth birthday of D L Geyer with tributes and well wishes. Friends and neighbors joined in a small gathering to honor the milestone and reflect on Geyer’s years of service and friendship in the town.
D L Geyer Celebrates Eighty Fifth Birthday
The eighty fifth birthday anniversary of D L Geyer was celebrated yesterday January 21 with a family dinner at the Geyers home 510 North Richardson. Honoree attended with Mr and Mrs Sylvester P Johnson Miss Edith Geyer and Sylvester P Johnson Jr plus their children Patricia and Sylvester.
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John H. Mullis
South
Kentucky Avenue
James F. Hinkle
Austin D. Crile
G. N. Amis
N. L. Linebaugh
Joe J. Lane
Harwood P. Saunders
Mullis
Mary Mullis
D. L. Geyer
Ten Years Ago Ten Years Ago party notes and society items
Old items recall Judson Osburn Jr entertaining with a Mah Jong party and a gay surprise for Milly Gay Shultz. The list of guests includes Alice Ray Wilson, Betty Beeson, Blaine Johnson, Margaret Miller, Mary Jane Robinson, and others. A New Mexico Society was formed in San Diego with Captain T. J. Molinari as president and Dorothy Poe as secretary. Local club notices mark P T A meeting, rummage sale, church dinners, and numerous social gatherings across Roswell with names, places, and dates.
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Judson Osburn Jr
Alice Ray Wilson
Betty Beeson
Blaine Johnson
Margaret Miller
Mary Jane Robinson
Ben Rose
John Edward Herbst
C. R. Young
James Cooper
C. H. Brown
Milly Gay Shultz
Rodessa Carter
Nell Lyman
Dorothy Jagger
Catherine Cummins
Edith Eggleston
Gertrude Irby
Clara Davisson
Cadets Searls
Griffen
Bell
Newley
O. Gorman
Agee
Hurd
Vernon
Shilman
Anderson
New Mexico Society
San Diego
California
T. J. Molinari
Portales
Dorothy Poe
E. P. Carmichael
Roswell
C. A. Henderson
Cornell
Ohio
Navy budget fight signals extended naval modernization
Congressional hearings on the navy bill reveal stark needs and gaps as Admiral Standley urges a rise in enlisted personnel to 85,900 and warns that even modern battleships require engines updates. The report notes aging submarines and critical conditions of destroyers while detailing recovery act allocations for new vessels and aircraft.
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Treasury
Navy
Admiral Standley
Roosevelt
United States
Standley
West Virginia
Maryland
Tennessee
California
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Lexington
Saratoga
Ayres
D-Kas
Bureau of Aeronautics
Recovery Act
Arsa
Marine Corps
Visions of a currency legislation debate in senate
Democrats Glass and McAdoo question the monetary bill as Professor Warren of Cornell supports it. Hearings continue with more testimony before the senate. Pittman said the St. Lawrence treaty would be laid aside for emergency measures but action may come this session. Roosevelt handles Latin American outreach on Cuban recognition as farm mortgage bonds move through the senate. The President also convened a meeting with Latin American representatives.
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New York
Navy
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
John H. Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Glass
McAdoo
Warren
Cornell
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Roosevelt
Auxiliary To Carriers Plan A Valentine Party
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Roswell Letter Carriers Association held their regular meeting at Mrs. Neal A. Brown’s home on East College. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Houston R. Hunter and Vice President Jesse J. Young. Plans were made for a Valentine party for postal employees and light refreshments were served to attending members.
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Roswell Letter Carriers Association
Neal A. Brown
East College
Houston R. Hunter
Jesse J. Young
Neal Brown
Wayne Drysdale
Mines
Joe E. Wolfe
H. R. Hunter
R. . W. Drysdale
J. J. Young
S. E. Pryamt
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Yees
Grac
Farewell Bridge
Mrs. McCandless
Adele Kelly
Ben F. Kelly
Bunco
Red Heart
Adele
Jean Amis
Frances Smurl
Frances Urton
Lucile Hanagan
Dorothy Gessert
Dorothy Lambeth
Janet Lee Freehart
Jane
Washington Avenue
M. E
North Main
J. P. White Jr
Phelps
Dallas
Epworth League of the
First
M. BE. Church
Catherine Puckett
North
Bridge Club
F. P. Spencer
Bass Hotel
Pecos Valley
Business and Professional Womens Club
Nickson Hotel
Mary Cleary
Owl Drug Store
Girl Scout
Chaves County
Harry Brough
Long Beach, California
Brough
Helen Henderson
Paul G. Schultz
P. FE. O
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
K. of C. Hall
East Deming Street
St. Peter’s Altar Society
L. McCutchen
Owl Drug Company
Womans Club
Donald W. Hamilton
U. S
Mexico City
First Presbyterian Church
The
Besty Pope
Fort Worth
J. Q. Cummins
Faybelle
B. D. Porter
Cummins
Mary Mossman
Frank Marks
Harrison Williams
John C. Martens
J. D. Atwood
Clovis
Naval Chief
Luther
Hitler
Appropriations Committee
House
London Treaty Limits
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Visions OF
America
Richard Barthlemess
Micky Mouse
Universal News
Cartoon Yucca
Kong
Jack Pearl
Jimmy Durante
Zasu Pitts
Ved Healy
Stooxes “Meet
the Baron
Princess
Bargain Theatre
the Schulers Funeral Directors
Schuler
American Tobacco Company
Lucky Strike
Metropolitan Opera Company
NBC
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