Community groups in Roswell meet monthly or biweekly
Roswell area groups hold regular gatherings across clubs and civic organizations. The Tumblehead Club meets the first and third Thursdays, the Chaves County Republican Women convene monthly, and the Democratic Party gathers on the third Thursday. Also listed are photography meetups, Lions Club lunches twice monthly, Shrine Patrol meetings, a gospel Jubilee, and a Friends of the Roswell Library book club.
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Chaves County
Republican
Elks Lodge
Montana Ave
Democratic Party of
Los Cerritos
N. Main St
Lions Club of
Roswell
Friendship Baptist Church Prayer Lunch Hours
Friendship Baptist Church invites the public to noon to 1 pm prayer and a snack on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 1220 Johnson Road one block south of the Roswell Humane Society Pastor Michael Shelton Sr. can be contacted at 623-6484 or 317-9975.
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Friendship Baptist Church
Johnson Road
Roswell
Flute Players Sought for NMMI Ensemble in Roswell
Roswell notes list multiple community groups: the Roswell Flute Ensemble seeks additional players with experience. rehearsals Wednesdays at 6 p.m. in the NMMI Band Hall, contact Maj. Ricardo Valenzuela at 624 8477 or Ricardo nmmi.edu. Also details about a Grief Support Group at FUMC led by Pastor Laird Cross, and Roswell Composite Squadron CAP meeting info at Trinity UMC with Lt. Col. Tom Clarke contact.
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Roswell
NMMI
Ricardo Valenzuela
Ricardo
Nmmi.edu
Civil Air Patrol
Trinity Umc
S. Union St
Tom Clarke
Community groups and services gather in Roswell Scene
Eastern New Mexico Medical Group offers blood pressure testing and health education every Tuesday 3 to 5 p.m. at Farmers Country Market Uptown Roswell. Altrusa International and Sertoma clubs host weekly noon meetings and community events. Rotary, Roswell Pecos Valley, and Unity Center groups meet monthly for lunch, scholarships, and planning. The Scene invites submissions of 100 words for upcoming meetings and events.
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New Mexico Military Institute Band
Sandra Weikel
Kevin Everitt
New Mexico
Farmers Country Market
Main St
Roswell
Pecos Valley Rotary Club
S. Main St
Inc
Altrusa International
Chaves County
Rdrnews. Com
Habitat for Humanity meets on second Mondays in Roswell
Habitat for Humanity of Roswell invites interested parties to attend the monthly meeting held on the second Monday at 6 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church located at 200 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Learn about the program and get involved.
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Roswell Fine Arts League
Roswell
Missouri Ave
First United Methodist Church
N. Penn Ave
Habitat For Humanity of
Downtown Lions Club Meets at Chew's West Roswell
The Downtown Lions Club gathers on the second and fourth Thursdays at Chew's West Restaurant, 2509 W. Second St., Roswell. Dinner starts at 6 30 p.m. and the meeting at 7 p.m.
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Chew’s West
Roswell
Lions Club
Second St
Kiwanis Club Meets Tuesdays at K-Bob's Roswell
The Roswell Kiwanis Club meets at noon every Tuesday at K-Bob's Steak House, 2000 North Main Street. The group focuses on local and international needs of children and youth through leadership, example and generosity, with meetings open to all visitors. Barbara at 626-8033.
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Roswell
Elks Lodge
Montana Ave
Lisa Armijo
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Tumblehead Club
Happy Jack’s
Las Lianas
Las Lianas Committee of Assistance League of
Aspen
Assisteens
Assisteens of
Assistance League
GOP
Democratic Party
Roswell Recreation Center
Cliff Powell
Mid-Day Lions Club
Roswell Shrine
Alien Patrol
Shriners
David Brown
Tabernacle of David
E. Fifth St
Facebook
Friends of Library
Friends of the Roswell Library
Friends
FUMC
Laird Cross
FAMC
Pennsylvania Ave
Sertoma Club
Sertoma
Mike Satterfield
Pecos Valley
Rotary Club
S. Union Ave
Fine Arts League
Al-Anon
Tim Holtz
Rollikhon
Wedding Ata LD Shaiaa
Net Lavercu
His & Hers
Yarn & Needle Art
Crafter's Secret
Paper Studi
Aries
Hobby Lobby
Nicke
Roswell Mall
Calico
Onarel
Habitat For Humanity
Downtown
Lions
Kiwanis Club
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