Chaves County Hosts District Extension Meeting
Chaves County Home Extension Agents hosted a district planning meeting in Kilowatt Kitchen with district agents and state and county leaders. Attendees included state president Mrs. Virgil Blakely Roosevelt County and multiple county agents from Curry Lea Eddy Roosevelt counties, discussing next year’s demonstrations and coordinated programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Mary B. Nelson
Jewell Middleton
Virgil Blakely
Roosevelt County
Warren E. Marshall
G. F. Thompson
Curry County
Mozelle Cox
Lillie Mae Caughtrey
DeLois Buswell
Lea County
Mary Jo Carlton
George Hatch
Lea
H. C. Cox
Eddy County
Marijorie Howell
Elsie Clark
Dorothy Y. Hanny
State College
Elsie Cunningham
J. E. Clarke
H. B. Parson
Roundup Extension Club Reports Council Meet Plans
The Roundup Extension Club met at Elkins school house on July 12 at 2 o clock with Mrs. Graves presiding. Mrs Fahrlender reported on the council meeting and plans were made for achievement day and the fair booth at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. Demonstrations on matching colors and collars were shown by Mrs White and Mrs Troutner. Miss Nancy Hanes of Artesia attended as a guest. A luncheon for members and guests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins School House
Graves
Fahrlender
New Mexico
White
Mrs. Troutner
Nancy Hanes
Artesia
J. H. Dooley
Ainetta Graves
H.L. Troutner
Carl White
Roy Dyer
Tom van Eaton
Rose Shaw
Eddie
Will Fahrlender
C. B. Newlin
Grant and
Ray
Miss Hanes
Simon Hernandez
George Daugherty
Chisum Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Fashion Demo
The Chisum Extension Club met at Mrs. Joe Bell’s home for the regular monthly session. Mrs. A. C. Golightly and Mrs. John Coleman demonstrated plaid matching and discussed coloring, face types, necklines, and patterns. A brief business meet followed, presided by Mrs. H. B. Parson, with refreshments served to seven members. The article notes that producing a pound of honey requires about 35,000 bee trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisum Extension Club
Joe Bell
A. C. Golightly
John Coleman
H. B. Parson
H.B. Lamkin Jr
R. L. Tessier Jr
L. T Rautio
Homemakers Club Meets At Franks Home
The Homemakers Extension Club met with Mrs Harold Franks Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs Martin Hettinga presided. Members discussed achievement day on September 14 and wrap gifts for a dress revue. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs Pat Wolffe after the meeting. The group also discussed booth support at the fair. The program on Styles for the Person highlighted color and fabric choices for individual features. Attendees included Mrs Robert Borem and several members. The event ended with strawberry cake and drinks. The government of Colombia has launched a settlement and development program to utilize a 240000 square mile area virtually uninhabited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Extension Club
Harold Franks
Martin Hettinga
Elmer Freeman
Hugh Powell
E. H. Banta
Pat Wolffe
Robert Borem
Elmer Davis
Richard Watt
John Stoughton
A. J. Harrison
John Burns
T. B. Korsmo
Government of
Colombia
East Grand Plains Circle Club Meeting Highlights
East Grand Plains Circle Extension Club met July 12 at the home of Mrs. Alfred Raby with co hostess Mrs. Ed Roberts. President Mrs. C A Woods led the business meeting and reports from the council at Glovers Recreation Hall were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Extension Club
East Grand Plains
Alfred Raby
Ed Roberts
C. A. Woods
E. L. Lusk
Glovers Recreation Hall
Grant Barnes
Barnes
Angel
Earl Graves
Ferguson
T. C. Graves
S. L. Rinely
Tom Didlake
Talmadge Devers
Club meetings announced for Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Stitch and Stir and Woodman Circle
Triple Link Club of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 14 meets at Mrs Eva Thomas Pine Lodge Road at 7 30 p m. The Stitch and Stir Extension Club meets at Mrs J L Albright 1008 N Plains Park Drive at 7 30 p m. Woodman Circle gathers with Mrs B M Hall 107 S Lea Ave at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Link Club
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge No
Eva Thomas
Pine Lodge Road
J. L. Albright
N. Plains Park Drive
Woodman Circle
B.M. Hall
S. Lea Ave
Open Door Class Plans Family Picnic at Bottomless Lakes
Trinity Methodist Church group invites families to a picnic at Bottomless Lakes with a bring basket lunch. Mrs. R. E. Murphy hosts Yucca Garden Club event and Yucca's Little Flower Show at 9 a.m. at 1604 S. Missouri Ave. Public exhibit runs 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
R. E. Murphy
S. Michigan Ave
Yucca Garden Club
United Rural Club
C. M. Kelly
Roswell
Yucca
S. Missouri Ave
Newcomers Club Bridge Party at Kilowatt Kitchen
Saturday the Newcomers Club hosts a monthly bridge party at 7 45 p m at the Kilowatt Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Kilowatt Kitchen
Gospel Sermon Set at East Fifth Street Church of Christ
Evangelist leads a series at East Fifth Street Church of Christ with tonight's sermon The Scarlet Line and tomorrow's talk Will God Save You Services begin at 7 45 pm and the public is invited The Tuesday theme was Heartfelt Religion based on Bible studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Church of Christ
Evangelist
Etiquette Details for American Travelers Abroad
Amy Vanderbilt explains how Americans should handle British titles and dress on overseas trips. The piece covers dress norms on Queen ships, how to address titled Britons, and the correct usage of titles like Lady Watts and Countess de.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paris
Mott-Watts
Lady Mott-Watts
Downes
Lord Downes
John Jones
Sir Jones
Sir John
Great Britain
Amy Vanderbilt
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds Monthly Meeting at Summersgill Home
Wesleyan Service Guild of Trinity Methodist Church met Monday evening at Mrs Ray Summersgill home. Miss Willma Murrell presided, reports covered the Sacramento camp retreat, and a filmstrip on World Federation work was shown. Mayors and guests listed with notes on the Scie Memorial Youth Center talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleya Service Guild
Trinity Methodist Church
Ray Summersgill
Willma Murrell
Joe Wall
Sam Addy
Guild
Sacramento
Joe Wail
J. R. Sloop
Urban Crouse
Leisure ‘Tithe
de Grey
Scie Memorial Youth Center
Neth Davis
Willman
Joe
Virginia Davis
Littell
Marjorie Grey
George Bank Ers
Dell Sanders
Playhouse 56 Special Meeting Sets Next Play
Playhouse 56 at Walker Air Force Base holds a special meeting tonight to choose its next production. Beverly Brigham presides with Mary Lou Smith as secretary. Sam Georgianna chairs the reading committee which will present options including The Women and Stalag 17. Civilians new to the theatre may attend and call for passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playhouse
Walker-Roswell Little Theatre Group
Beverly Brigham
Mary Lou Smith
Claire Booth Luce
Stalag 17
Sam Georgianna
Little Theatre
Walker Air Force Base
Amy Vanderbilt Column Copy Now Available for Sale
The public can obtain a 25 cent copy of the column by writing to Miss Amy Vanderbilt in care of this newspaper at P. O. Box 503, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Vanderbilt
P. O. Box
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Best Way to Kill Roaches and Ants
An advertising page promotes Johnston's Super No-Roach a white viscous coating applied with a brush. It dries colorless and odorless and remains effective for months repelling ants and cockroaches while not requiring moved dishes or harmful sprays. Available in sizes 8 oz to pint and distributed by Kimbell Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
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Spade-Trowel
Long Home
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
E. A. Long
R. McGuire
Shirley Feather
Ruidoso
Helen McKnight
Grover Welter
M. O. McCracken
Florrie Rabb
L. S. Croissant
R. A. Scott
H. R. McGuire
Roundup Club
Chisum Club
Homemakers Club
Franks Home
Billy
Billy the Kid
Slim Saf-T-Nee
Children's Fashion Center
Second MA
Miss Vanderbilt
Wesleyan Service
Guld
1 World Federation of Church
Farr’s Food Stores
Food Mart Piggly Wiggly Shamas Food Stores
Horne’s Food
Kimbell Grocery Co
Gaston Johnston Corp
N.Y.C
W. Fourth
Gretchen
Candy Kitchen
Pantie Girdle
Vassar
Tad
Maytag
Decker
Woolley
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