Presbyterian Circles Hold Monday Morning Meetings
Circle No 1 of the Woman's Council of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Tom Hall 404 South Penn at 9 am. Circle 2 and 3 gathered at Mrs I D Stewart 1012 North Kentucky with Mrs George L Erwin presiding. Each group opened with devotions and discussed the new study book Everyone Welcome. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests including Miss Ruth Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council
First Presbyterian Church
Tom Hall
South Penn
John W. Knorr
Christ
George E. Nachand
R. F. Entrop
God
Tom Mall
Violet Shephard
Corinne Whitney
Breed Hurst
J. R. Thomas
Cora Herring
John Knorr
J. E. Wolf
W. E. Earhart
I. D. Stewart
North Kentucky
George L. Erwin
T. H. Boswell Jr
Homer Tegler
General Assembly
New York
F. G. Brosseau
Ruth Yoder
Claude Simpson
R. R. Allen
W. W. Huntly
Edith Naylor
Blanche Johnson
Frank Moore
Charles A. Pfeiffer
D. A. Bradley
C. A. Baker
E. W. Lander
Jack Forrester
Circle No 6 Holds Monthly Meeting at Littell Home
Circle No 6 met Monday night at 1104 West Fourth for a lawn gathering. Mrs. A L Kendrick led the opening prayer and welcomed guests including new member Mrs Irvin Wolf. Program chair Mrs W D Storey introduced Ralph Kerr whose talk on Race Relationship will guide four months of study from Everyone Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
Max Littell
West Fourth
A. L. Kendrick
Irvin Wolf
W. D. Storey
Ralph Kerr
Sorority Breakfast Social for Rho Chapter Members
Members of Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a Sunday breakfast at La Cima marking the chapter’s first summer social. The private dining room hosted Mesdames Huffmyer Parker Knox Dennis Burkstaller Brabham Zipp Fry Fleming Tegler Cauhape Henry Traylor Worthington and Misses Tegler Cauhape Henry Traylor Worthington with guests Harper Polk Jones Price Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
la Cima
Mesdames
Charlsie Huffmyer
Gerry Parker
Margie Knox
Corrie Dennis
Frances Burkstaller
Emogene Brabham
Betty Zipp
Jeanie Fry
Ann Fleming
Eleanor Tegler
Marie Cauh
University of Arizona honors student list includes Pir tle
Robert L. Pirtle of Roswell appears among the 98 students in the University of Arizona College of Liberal Arts honored for the second semester of the prior year. He posted a 1.18 grade average, below the 1.5 cutoff, in a college totaling 1,569 enrollments with a minimum 15 units required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Robert L. Pirtle
Roswell
College of Liberal Arts
Two Newborn Sons Reported in City Wards
Born at Dr Scott's maternity ward to Manuel and wife Ponce de Leon at 417 East Van Buren, a son named Ramon born July 14. Another birth to J C Weston and wife at 1202 North Kansas, a son named Thornton Dee born July 15.
Roswell Resident P D Wilkins Visits Sister in Town
P D Wilkins, a well known Roswell resident now living in Van Nuys California, visits his sister Mrs E C White and E C White at their home 116 East Pear. Also see Ginsberg Music Co offering a Net Sprinet Piano with $25 down and 36 months to pay at 205 N Main. Phone 10. 7-16130c Record Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Wilkins
Roswell
van Nuys
Calif
E. C. White
E .C. White
East Pear
Ginsberg Music Co
N. Main
Golden Age Club July Birthday Party Held at Youth Center
The Golden Age Club met at the Youth Center for a July birthday celebration with members from Globe Arizona and Altrusa sponsors. Guests included Mrs. A. C. Jones Mrs. Dora Griffith Mrs. R. L. Corn Ormus Shuman and many others as they enjoyed cards games visiting and singing after the cake cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
A. C. Jones
Dora Griffith
R. L. Corn
Ormus Shuman
Joe Ruhl
George Hamilton
H. K. Pearson
Globe, Ariz
Vera Elliott
Paul Deaton
Margaret Ford
Altrusa Club
H. T. Merrell
F. Doman
Tommy D. Rose
Russell Crawford
Violet Shepherd
Marie Smith
Ollie Porter
Willingham
Knight
H. C
Elsie Reid
E. P. Knotts
Joyce Hunter
Effie Ferree
R. M. Harwood
Frances Clayton
Mollie Kessinger
Madge Brown
H. R. Robins
Bob Taylor
Miller Hunter
Kit Carson
Edna Bradley
E. H. Pugh
Francis I. Davis
Margaret Friend
Julia Whitney
G. F. Davis
Wesleyan Guild Has Supper Meet
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at the home of Mrs. Eunice Yarnell at 909 West Walnut on Monday at 6 30 for its regular monthly business meeting. A covered dish supper was served in the flower gardens with Co hostesses Mrs. Edythe Dean and her daughter. Members and guests included Mrs. James Callender Mrs. Oscar White Miss Alice Webb Mary Eloise Campbell Esther Hendricks Mrs. Val Soare Hester Puckett Iva Dickenson Myra Kinsey Gail Harris Blanche Campbell Vala Howie Helen Cox Muriel Carroll Thelma Stockton Guests Mrs C E Gaines and Edythe Dean. Esther Hendricks presided, Muriel Carroll gave the devotional, and the evening closed with visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Hame
Eunice Yarnell
West Walnut
Yarnell
Edythe Dean
James Callender
Oscar White
Alice Webb
Mary Eloise Campbell
Esther Hendricks
Val Soare
Hester Puckett
Iva Dickenson
Myra Kinsey
Gail Harris
Blanche Campbell
Vala Howie
Helen Cox
Murell Carroll
Thelma _ Stockton
Homemakers Club Met at Mrs Rose Home With Demonstrations
The Homemakers Extension Club met with Mrs D H Rose at 1102 West Deming for its July session. Irene Scranton taught bread making and Winnie Burk demonstrated placket making. Refreshments served to a long list of attendees including Mrs Rose and many neighbors and club members. Social calendar items note Rebekah Lodge installation, Home Improvement Club, Past President's Parley, Circle Extension and Yucca Garden events along with other local meetings and demos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Extension Club
D. H. Rose
West Deming
Irene Scranton
Winnie Burkhead
Rose
Harold Franks
T. D. Korsmo
Ray Phillips
Wayne Rapp
Charles Blake
John Stoughton
Marrtin Hettinga
John Hettingd
R. T. Watts
Allie Guest
R. H. Rose
Mesdames Burkhead
Pempherton
James and
Harper
Rebekah Lodge No. 2
Ioof Hall
M. Parkes
East Sixth Street
C. C. Bogard
South Washington Ave
Mrs Cromwell Feted at Shower in Portales
Mrs E C Cromwell was honored with a pink and blue shower by Mrs James Dawson at 1804 North Kentucky. Guests included Mrs K M Woodson and many others, as gifts were opened before refreshments and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cromwell
James Dawson
North
Kentucky
Cromwell
K. M. Woodson
Ella Mason
D. M. Bray
John Caron
Cc. W. Miller
W. D. Buckelew
L. Rickey
C. Corkey
Betty Jo Barker
B. Hall
B. Althouse
Joan Stevens
S. Stevens
W. W. Chandler
Portales
Dawson
Deborah Class of First Baptist Chapel Meets at Williams Home
The Deborah Class of the First Baptist Chapel held its monthly gathering at Mrs. W. J. Williams home Monday night at 7 30. Mrs. J. H. Lowell led the opening prayer and devotional topic while Mrs. Robert Barber and Mrs. David Stein read. A poem was given by Mrs. Glen Shehan and the closing prayer by Mrs. R. J. Rich. Attendees included eight women plus the hostess. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
First Baptist Chapel
W. J. Williams
J. H. Lowell
Robert Barber
David Stein
Glen
R. J. Rich
K. L. Craig
Civil Rights Party Loyalty Battle Heads for Showdown
The long feud between Southern and Northern Democrats over civil rights moves to a Democratic National Committee subcommittee in Chicago. Texas and Mississippi rival delegations face off for 70 convention votes as Loyalist and Regular factions clash over civil rights and party unity. Russell receives broad support from Mississippi and Texas regulars, with Shivers and Russell favored on the first ballot. The Loyalists back nominees and prefer resolving race issues within the party without bolting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Texas
Mississippi
Calvin Rawlings
Utah
Truman-Barkley
Alabama
Louisiana
South Carolina
Russell
Allan Shivers
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APC
Frances Bear Wolfe
Presbyterian
Fellowship of
Littell
Criswell
Clifford Collett
Bill Richardson
R. B. Collins Jr
van L. French
Edd
Crawford Usrey
Juior Fashions
Bobbie Brooks
Wesleyan Guild
Circle Extension Club
Fred van Doren
Yucca
Sam Horne
Wyoming
Thornton Boswell
H. B. Dawson
North Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Apple Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodman
Mrs. Cromwell
Main & Second Ph
Roswell Drug
Baptist Chapel
Civil Rights Party
Tennessee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Associated Press
Venezuela
Caracas
la Guaira
Uae
Ane
Kool Fia
Ummer
Gold Kid
Silver Kid
Violet Doeskin
Cobra
Doeskin
Black Patent and Suede
Green
Paramonts
Brown
RED Cross
OLD Maine Trotters
Natura
Black
Is Steleke
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