Roswell Ranch House Party Hosts Out-of-State Guests
Mr and Mrs Ross Brown entertain former high school classmates at their ranch eight miles southwest of Roswell. guests from Texas California and Oklahoma enjoy horseback riding and ranch activities. Also notes of vacations marriages and trips among Roswell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Brown
Roswell
Brown
Olive Clapton
Ennis
Texas
Rodney Schoeps
Corsicana
Will Nesuda
Albert
Dallas
M. Perry
Patricia
Plainview
Mabel Chapman Walker
Rice
H. C. Dillingham
Grace Brown Griffin
Frank Brown
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Grigsby Jackson
Arcadia
California
Sardine and Egg Spread for Summer Appetizers
A summer friendly spread combines four hard cooked egg yolks with one four ounce can sardines mashed. Add lemon juice two tablespoons mayonnaise and one tablespoon garlic flavored French dressing for a quick pick up combination.
Lobster Spread on Foundation Tutorial Card
Combine one 6 ounce can lobster minced with lemon juice mayonnaise and onion dressing. Mix until smooth and spread on foundation as a sandwich topping or appetizer spread.
Elegant stuffed egg appetizer with caviar and tang
A recipe describes removing yolk from hard cooked eggs and filling egg white rings with caviar flavored cream. The yolk is mashed and spread around the outside of the rings and a stuffed olive may crown the center. Parsley garnishes complete the dish.
Ham and Olive Spread Recipe Card
A compact spread combining 1/2 pound minced cooked ham with 1/2 cup chopped stuffed olives and 2 tablespoons minced parsley. Blend with 1 tablespoon A-1 sauce and 1/4 cup mayonnaise to create a savory topping or sandwich spread.
Bacon Wrapped Shad Roe Bites
Cut shad roe from one can into one inch pieces. Roll each piece in bacon and secure with a toothpick. Broil evenly until the bacon is cooked. Serve hot and furnish toothpicks for serving.
Caviar Canapes Described In Brief Recipe
A brief recipe instructs cutting six rounds from bread and spreading each with two teaspoons of caviar and two teaspoons of chopped white onion in the center. Edges are garnished with hard cooked eggs.
Appetizer Idea: Deviled Ham and Cream Cheese Spread
A quick starter combines 6 tablespoons deviled ham with 3 tablespoons sweet relish and 1 tablespoon mayonnaise. Blend cream cheese with horseradish and a touch more mayonnaise to create a smooth, tangy base.
New Mexico to Get Over One Million From Roads Fund
Washington brief notes New Mexico would receive 1 620 981 dollars from a 100 million road fund as estimated by the house roads committee in a report to Congress. Captain Leon Ullrich arrived from Washington for a week with his parents A W Ullrich. Mrs Lillian R Russell attended a Albuquerque meeting before heading to Los Angeles for a national convention. Edith French returned from Shawnee Oklahoma after visiting sister Mildred French and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léon Ullrichr
Washington, D. C
A. W. Ullrich
Ulrich
Washington
Quartermaster’s Department
Lillian R. Russell
New Mexico Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Edith French
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Harris van Wagner
Mildred French
Baby
New Mexico
House Roads Committee
Congress
Mrs. David Davis Birthday Surprise Honored at Home
Friends gathered at 310 South Richardson for a day long surprise party and covered dish luncheon in honor of Mrs. David Davis. Games of Forty two and Chinese Checkers followed a delicious luncheon, with a shower of handkerchiefs as a gift. Attendees included Martha Cowan, L. G. Eellett, L. S. Croissant, W. B. McCoy, Ralph Davis, May Ellett, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
South Richardson
Mrs. Davis
Martha Cowan
Mmes
L. G. Ellett
L. S. Croissant
W. B. McCoy
Ralph Davis
May Ellett
Raymond McDonald
W. F. Ogilvie
J. P. Chapman
I. W. Woolsey
Lucy Youse
H. V. Pall
HB. F. Davis
George Wells
Myrtle Corn
Guy M. Rowe
Frances Clayton
Roland T. Schaefer
J. D. Hearn
Lucius Diils
Belle Crippen
W. C. Holland
Harry
Buffet Supper Party at 1007 North Sea Avenue
Mr and Mrs C R Greaves hosted a buffet supper Sunday at 6 30 pm at their home 1007 North Sea Avenue Calendulias adorned the serving table with a bright Mexican cloth Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bernard Temple of Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Don Smith Mrs Sally Dawson Leon Costello Riley McPherson Betty Charles Greaves and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Greaves
North Sea Avenue
Bernard Temple
Los Angeles
Don Smith
Sally Dawson
Leon Costello
Riley McPherson
Betty Charles Greaves
Greaves
Federal defense highway program seeks higher federal share
Authorization to fix critical deficiencies in highways and bridges and strategic routes. A $250,000,000 appropriation for defense highway improvement is recommended. Under the plan the federal government would pay 75 percent of defense highways costs instead of 50 percent.
ENMU NYA Camp Dormitory Project Inches Forward
On Eastern New Mexico College south campus the National Youth Administration camp constructs a concrete brick dormitory for 31 students with student workers pouring bricks and doing excavation under W. W. Armstrong. Twelve students continue daily work aiming for completion by January 1, aided by planned dining hall basement and future housing units for men students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Armstrong
Eastern New Mexico College
Armstrong
NYA
Registration Day Brings 750000 Men Into Class of 1941
Washington July 1 The United States enrolled today its military class of 1941 about 750000 young men who have just reached 21 All citizens or aliens reaching 21 since last October must sign up and many will face an early call for service The war department and selective service expect a large portion of the 900000 trainees authorized for the next year The class of 1941 is viewed as better soldier material than the 1941-38 group Less likely to be disqualified for dependents or defense employment Nearly 79 percent were aged 21 to 28 with 55000 at 21 70000 at 22 and 60000 at 23 Registrations were handled by about 6500 local boards with 7500 registration sites open 7 am to 9 pm A lottery will determine when new enrollees receive questionnaires and names will be mixed with existing enrollees to ensure equal chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
War Department
Selective Service
Army
Roosevelt
Ben Franklin Parachutist Idea Reactivated in Review
Washington July 1 4 Parachute troops Franklin proposed in 1783 excerpt from volume 9 of his writings notes five thousand balloons capable of raising two men each could cost less than five ships of the line and questions who could afford to cover a country with troops by troops descending from the clouds to deter an invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Command and General Staff School Military Review
Franklin
Miss Gladys Mayer Honored At Kansas Luncheon
Mrs Abe Mayer hosted a one o clock luncheon at her North Kansas home for Miss Gladys Mayer of San Angelo Texas the house guest of her brother and sister in law A summer meal followed by card tables and decorations of pastel gladiolas and garden flowers accompanied the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hamlin
Dolores Farnsworth
Arthur Farnsworth
Montclair
New Jersey
Dolores
Jean
Goucher College
Abe Mayer
North
Kansas
Gladys Mayer
San Angelo
Texas
Ickes Dedicates Addition to Interior Department Museum
Secretary Harold L. Ickes dedicated a new Grazing Service exhibit added to the Interior Department museum. The display centers on the Taylor Grazing Act and western livestock history with a block model map of 10 western states, early cattle brands, and memorabilia from cowboys and CCC workers. It explains licensing over 12 million head of livestock from 20,000 operators in 56 federal grazing districts with charts and a Diamond A branding iron highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Grazing Service
Interior Department
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
CCC
Formal Dinner By Junior Daughters At The Poplars
Junior Daughters of the American Revolution held their final meeting of the year with a formal dinner at The Poplars 600 East Fifth Street. Miss Edna Ann Malone chaired. annual reports were given. Mrs. Rollo Hinkle installed next year’s officers. Covers honored Edna Malone Jeanne Cauhape Mary Louise Cauhape Dolores Parrsworth Ruth Gaines Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American
Poplars
East Fifth Street
Edna Ann Malone
Rollo Hinkle
Edith Perrine
Uman
Jeanne Cauhape
Vic
Edith French
Sec
Mary Louise Caihape
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Dwight McNally
Sposor
Edmainn Malone
Mary Louise Cauhape
Dolores Parrsworth
Iaicile Wilson
Ames
M. J. Norton
Rolla R. Hinkle
Max Wyn Coil
Ruth Jankes
Kathergyn Johnson
Who Must Register under the Selective Service Act
All men who have turned 21 since the first registration on Oct 16 1940 and every man aged 21 to 36 who missed enrollment. Registration happens at the local board, with about seven sites nationwide. Today from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. local time, to fulfill compulsory service for national defense unless deferred.
Goodman Reaches New Roswell Office Location
Dr Milton M Goodman a Roswell foot specialist announces his move from the White building to 512 North Richardson at the corner of 6th Street He notes substantial new equipment and assures residents there is no need to travel out of town for experienced foot care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Goodman
White Building
Richardson
6Th Street
Goodman
Roswell
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Phillip Peed
Michigan
Tillar
Arkansas
Nancy Lutz
Jane Ashby
Houston
Tex
Jane Wolfe
Lawrence Wolfe
Elsie May Jones
Harold Donald Dufek
First Christian Church
Hutchinson
Dufek
Floyd R. Stone
W. H. Woods
Inglewood
Lee Henrichs Bertha Emmett
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Nev
Americas
Paramount Presents
Miland - Holden
Ada
Thrifty Service
Ben Franklin
Marx Bros
Scarlett
Tesseer
VirVim Leigh
Robert Taylor
Waterloo
With Lucile Watson
Spider
Opportunity Sale
Berkshire & Vanette
OGUE
Kayser
Ickes
Museum of Interior Dept
Associated Press
Selective Service Board
Pree Deliy
Claussner
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