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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
4
Charles A. Lindbergh visited Secretary Morgenthau's office in Washington for a brief social chat, marked by a cordial encounter with officials noting no policy announcements.
Official certificates issued with no charges if adjustments are correct. Contact McNally Hall over Company at phone 104 J2016 for details.
Roswell officials led by Mayor Smurl organize a birthday dance in Cahoon Armory to raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation endowment. The event supports the national campaign against infantile paralysis with balls and programs nationwide including New York and Washington celebrations.
The Southern M E Womans Missionary Society held a well attended banquet in church parlors to pay down debt. One hundred sixty served, profits reached about 150 dollars from donated food. Musical performances featured Mrs. John C. Martens and Roy Wilson plus several instrumental ensembles.
The First Christian Church Brotherhood gathered Tuesday at 6 30 pm in the annex with Charles S Dobbs in charge and Dr Neely presiding. Rosin Bow Trio provided music and guests included Don Wilkins and Judson Goodart. W J McInnes spoke on N R A Up to date and answered questions. Forty nine attended the steak dinner served by the Woman's Association.
Mrs A D Jones hosted the third and final seated tea in a spring themed afternoon. Mrs K A Yoder and Mrs Charles S Dobbs assisted with refreshments as a list of guests including J E Johns L J Watchler George N Carothers Hugh Huff Jr J P Williams George Morgan Slaughter Herbert P Joyce Roy Norton and others attended the event.
P E O Chapter K enjoyed an Italian supper at Miss Shirley Feather’s home with a spaghetti menu and spring flower centerpieces. Martha Cowan presided, and candlelit Founders Day was conducted by Joyce Hunter and Nelle G. Mason. Guests included Omial Curtis Strel la Rucker and many others with hosts and hostesses noted.
Mrs E C Wallace hosted a bridge gathering at 608 North Richardson Avenue to surprise Mrs B C Roney for her January birthday. Guests included many local residents and Mr and Mrs Atwood arrived from Santa Fe after a two day visit.
Mrs. Frank Markl was elected president of Washington Avenue P T A with 125 members. Ruth Daughtry and Helen Louise Marks studied under Mrs A A White and staged a drama. Mrs Harry Andrew spoke on Education And the Movies and Ella Snipes prepared a musical party before leaving for Ft Worth Texas. Additional attendees included Margaret Heinzman Winifred Florence Crile Caroline Woreland Kathryn Newell. One hundred members of the Charles de Bremond Post American Legion banqueted at the Pankhead Hotel with Commander W H Coulthard as toastmaster and Col J D Atwood as principal speaker.
The Friday Bridge Club enjoyed a one o'clock luncheon at the Country Club followed by contract. A spring themed table featured pink sweet peas and ferns. Hosts and members included Mmes. L T Lewis, D N Pope, Jay White, M H McMaken and others in a 1927 gathering.
Admiral Standley outlined a Vinson program aim to lay down about 20 vessels in the first year, with 13 or 14 ships annually thereafter to sustain a modern, full-strength fleet. The plan includes destroyers and submarines, funded by Recovery Act and regular appropriations, totaling roughly 380 to 400 million dollars per year.
Edward D. Horgan of Gallup and Miss Mary Jamar of Evanston Illinois were married in Santa Fe on Saturday January 20. The groom is brother to Captain Paul Horgan, librarian at the New Mexico Military Institute, and Rosemary Horgan Mitchell of Albuquerque. The couple will reside in Gallup where Horgan directs the Federal Transient Relief Administration.
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