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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
4
The WW. C. T. U. will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Methodist Church parlors replacing the planned home gathering. Members are urged to bring envelopes of gold silver or plate for the crusade crucible to be sent to Philadelphia for smelting and conversion to cash to fund current work.
Rainbow initiation took place at the Masonic Temple with Breeba Jean Hurst Dorothea Berry of Dexter Lucile Finkhaus van Lois Weverka and Nadine Rog welcomed into the order for the summer season. The hall was beautifully decorated with mid summer flowers and a social hour featured iced fruit punch.
The body of Russell Boardman, famed Massachusetts aviator, is carried to his final resting place after a fatal injury in Indianapolis during the New York to Los Angeles Air Derby. His brother Earl pilots the cabin plane eastward toward Providence, Rhode Island.
E L Morris reports that the association voted to enact July 1 1933 requirements for Triple A production with males unchanged and females needing an official flock average of 144 eggs or more. The 1934 hatching season and 1943 season waive the minimum for certain hens. Accredited stocks must be blood tested and reactors separated and disposed of within 20 days. No flock accredited until reactors removed. Record of Performance work to begin under ROP Council rules or state council. Incorporation of the State Poultry Association under New Mexico law approved.
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith of Des Moines Iowa was elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at its Milwaukee convention on July 4 She had served as vice president last year A committee on incorporation is named W H Hortenstein Roswell NM Te Peason Roswell and L N Berry State College Las Cruces A resolution authorized the committee to pursue incorporation A report covered 1933 crediting work for various state sections Roswell area figures show 99 flocks 3 401 birds accredited 236 turned down and 1 654 1 169 handled plus state totals A large bouquet of Shasta daisies entered by Mrs Max Coll is on display at the Chamber of Commerce indicating the City Beautiful contest Record Want Ads Get Results.
Mrs John B Beers hosted an elegant four to six tea at her spacious home, with baskets of midsummer flowers. Distinguished guests included Mrs Nathan Winslow of Baltimore and Mrs C P Mayhew of Roanoke. Assisted by Mrs J S B Woolford and others, guests were greeted and served refined cooling treats from a lace table with old silver and greenery.
Mrs Arden Boellner hosted a ten o'clock morning coffee in Glen dale California honoring Mrs Carl Turner nee Edth Boellner of Glen dale. The table displayed a silver bowl with snap dragons daisies and ferns. Guests included Mmes Bert Pallard Reed Mulkey Harold H Fril Elmer Rieman L T Codfrey George L Erwin Harry G Moberly John W Hall Carl R McNally Willard Prager Louis Keel Gayie Armstrong Max Coli Langford Keith Roy Waggoner of Amarillo and Miss Frances Boellner of Glendale.
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce directors discussed a renovating campaign to encourage homeowners to paint repair remodel and improve properties. The plan aims to boost local business and create jobs. A committee will study and submit recommendations, with focus on tree planting highway trees and potential highway construction near Roswell. Carl McNally presided as vice president in Ross L. Malone's absence. other directors attended.
Boy Scout troop 44 from Lovington passes through Roswell in a bus on their way home after a ten day camping trip. They toured Carlsbad caverns camped at Cloudcroft and at Rio de los Piños. Twenty four boys traveled with Scoutmaster R. R. Organ and swam near Roswell this morning.
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