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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
4
The Womans Club Junior Department held a meeting at the clubhouse with Mrs. Bob Crosby as chair. They announced upcoming classes in interior decoration led by Mrs. Norman Fee and a February 13 demo on chair slip covers draperies and pillow and table covers.
Roswell D A R plans a George Washington tea February 22 at Mrs John W Rhea home Friday afternoon Floral Spanish theme and Mexican string orchestra will accompany dinner and dancing from five thirty to eight thirty in the banquet room, with bylaws revision as part of the program.
Mr and Mrs Joe W Huff entertained last night at a pre dance supper party Sweet peas in pastel shades decorated the dining room table buffet style menu served Those who attended included Mr and Mrs B Porter Cochran Mr and Mrs Judson Goodart Miss Mary Helena Coats Charles Boring Miss Helen Webb Elbert Schuier Afterward guests attended the Presidents Birthday party at Cahoon Armory
Mrs George C McFadden entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon at her 108 South Missouri Avenue home. Sweet peas and freesias decorated the rooms and after the games she served dainty refreshments. Guests included Mmes George Davis R I Wilson B F Kelly George B Owens Clifford G Smith Willard Smith W R Royce of Topeka Kansas and tea guest Mrs Lillie Batton of El Paso.
Roswell residents pursue a San Francisco trip cut short by a car wreck near Fort Stockton. Mrs. Greer, Larrs, and Shafer injured while en route to El Paso. Friday night features A Night In Spain by the Womans Club with enchiladas and tacos. Community notices cover sewing classes, dances, luncheons, and Valentine fund offerings. Founders Day events and a quilt sale are planned by the Gene Parent and Teacher Association.
The capitol hall housed the state events with a joint Senate and House session paying tribute to President Roosevelt and honoring former Gov Hagerman. A state fair bill includes a 10000 dollar annual appropriation for two years as a precaution. Hagerman lies in state 10 to 1 and Episcopal services follow at 2. A military guard stood by the bier.
A Roswell event at Cahoon Armory of New Mexico Military Institute drew about seven hundred attendees for a benefit to aid infantile paralysis. The Cadet Orchestra led by Ted Hunt performed superbly, with free use of the arena and music gifted by Colonel D C Pearson and the N M M I Board of Regents.
State officials warn the black dye gasoline system is full of evils and costs about 100000 dollars annually in refunds. Legislative bodies consider measures to aid Albuquerque in pursuing a state fair and an auditorium project.
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