Birthday Party, Open House, and Global War News
A Roswell column recounts Darla Jean Dawson's fourth birthday party with a pink cake and favors, followed by Johnnie Vee Tanner's eighth birthday at Cahoon Park. Also noted are Mrs. Charles Snow's bridal shower, community visits, and open house for visiting relatives, alongside wartime dispatches detailing German advances and Allied air actions in Europe, the Baltic, and North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darla Jean Dawson
J. E. Dawson
West Ninth Street
Mickey Mouse
Darla Jean
Harold B. Cooley, Jr
Gail
Audie Lee Conley
Charles Mankum
Jack
Nancy Rodden
Charlie
Lucky Scarritt
Carroll Lassiter
Alvina Brock
Johnnie Vee Tanner
Cahoon Park
Johnnie Vee
Barbara Grey
Wayne Maybre
Junior Maples
Barbara Jean Maybre
Melba Maples
Gladys Maples
Helen Ruth Mabry
Catherine Murphy
Billie Murphy
Janetta Craig
Brooks Craig
Francis Plunkett
Laverne Engler
Bobby Engler
Audrey Engler
Delia Engler
Mary Lou McMilland
Caroline Sue McMilland
Marlyn Joe Sieg
Kenneth Parr
Charles Snow
Frances Dowell
Glen Warwick
North Orchard
A. C. Wiggins
H. A. Howard
Jessie Ray
Norman Walker
A. C. Davis
J. R. Hall
G. O. Winborn
O. L. Winborn
L. E. Tourney
Frank McDonald
Gretchen Williams
Walter Hartley
C. A. Morrison
W. Paul Wiggins
Carl Day
Delbert Hawkins
Glen Young
M. B. Wiggins
Glenn Young
J. F. Snow
G.S. Brownlow
Charles Wiggins
Cleo Varner
T. Y. Ranier
Lois Hill
Misse
Ella Mae _ Bills
Marion Giddings
Amarillo
Texas
Edith Warwick
Jane Snow
Joan Day
Drucella Savage
Victory V movement urged across Europe in wartime broadcast
Britton's latest radio message calls for millions to form a disciplined V army across Europe. Listeners are urged to display the V symbol publicly, tap out the Morse code three dots and a dash, and await a future word signaling coordinated action against the Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Col. V. Britton
Voice of Doom
Winston Churchill
Germany
Britton
Reds Assert- Continued From age One of heroism by individual units
A formation guarding a railway bridge reportedly shot down an attacking German plane with machine gun and rifle fire and captured its crew, as the information bureau described. Gold en Bantam Sweet Corn Home Grown and Anderson's Gardens Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Information Bureau
Open House at Woman's Club Welcomes Young Members
Miss Betty Haymaker of Glen Dale California visits grandmother Mrs. O R Haymaker and uncle Mr Baird Haymaker at 601 East Fifth Street. Friday night Open House at the Woman's Club drew about twenty couples with music by a nickelodeon. chaperones were Mrs. E. E. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Fowler. The club offered a cool, pleasant setting for Friday dances supported by the Roswell Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Haymaker
Glendale
California
O. R. Haymaker
Baird Haymaker
East Fifth Street
Womans Club
Nickelodeon
E. E. Patterson
T. M. Fowler
Woman’s Club
Roswell
Indians Seek Tourist Literature for Visitors
Santa Fe New Mexico July 19 The state tourist bureau head Joseph Bursey reports a unique request from Lieut. Gov John D Martinez of San Ildefonso Pueblo asking for literature on Indian activities in the state to aid and align with tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
State Tourist Bureau
Joseph Bursey
John D. Martinez
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Inter tribal ceremonies at Gal lup highlighted in literature
The provided text notes interest in literature about the annual inter tribal ceremonies at Gal lup, underscoring the cultural significance and recurring themes. It emphasizes ceremonial practices, community roles, and the enduring memory of these gatherings within regional literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Germans say Soviet army disunited as fronts struggle
German and allied military quarters claim Soviet forces are demoralized and fragmented as encirclement tactics and three frontal drives on Moscow Leningrad and Kiev press on. They report cross-border advances in Bessarabia Dniester and rail lines between Leningrad Moscow cut, while Soviet losses mount and shortages of tanks and planes grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ladoga
Leningrad
Leningrad- Moscow
Novograd Volynsk- Korosten
Kiev
Smolensk
Moscow
France
Maginot Line
Red Army
Weygand
Stalin Line
Red Capital
Bialystok
Dniester
Bessarabia
Odessa
Black Sea
Lengrad
DNB
Smolnesk
Nacht Ausgabe
High Command
Russians Massing Northwest of Smolensk in War News
British observers assess the Eastern Front where German advances toward Smolensk slow from early gains. Reports say Timoshenko's forces fight fiercely and the Red Air Force holds and presses the fight along the front and behind lines. Soviet pilots and dive bombers reportedly harass German forces as Moscow looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smolensk
Moscow
Sedan
Timoshenko
Red Air Force
Red
London
Old Poland
Peak momentum in Ben Ames movement amid Nazi-Russian saga
Reports suggest Nazi claims about Russian losses are overstated while Soviet air casualties rise. Russians retreat to interior lines and fortify along the Volga and Urals in case of eastward withdrawal. Turkish observers fear a push toward Iran and India or a new Suez attack, with 10,000 Axis troops reported on Samos near the Dodecanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Urals
Moscow
Germany
Ukraine
Caucasus
Iran
India
Suez Canal
Russia
Turkey
Anakra
Axis
Samos
Dodecanese
Mrs. R L Burrow Announces Committees At Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Ingalls Memorial Home with Mrs. R L Burrows presiding. Committee chairs were named for the year including Membership, Community Service, Americanism, Publicity, Red Cross, Child Welfare, Rehabilitation, Program, Social, and Dining Room. Sewing days for Red Cross were set for the second and fourth Mondays. Also reported were state convention summaries and two violin performances. Those present included Mmes. Dearholt, Jones, Covington, Powell, and guests Miss Powers and Mrs. O'Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial
R. L. Burrows
Mies
John S. Powers
H. V. Fall
Albert Hudson
Arden Boellner
F. M. Russell
R. W. Drysdale
Walter Harrison
Hush
W. H. Dearholt
Charles O’meara
National News
C. R. Covington
Red Cross
T. J. Jackson
J. B. Jones
Lake J. Frazier
C. C. Bogard
A. C. Lacer
Ruidoso
F. B. Ogles
L. Burrow
Mmes
Carl Welch
Frank Garrod
Lake Frazier
Charles Powell
Sidney Goldston
Lee Roy Walker
Annie Matthews
Lee Henrichs
Hazel Powers
Charlotte O'Kelly
AH Club Dress Revue Set at Presbyterian Church
The county 4 H dress revue will be held Monday July 21 at 2 30 pm in the Presbyterian Church basement at Kentucky and Fourth. Entries must be brought by 10 am Monday for judging. Mrs Helen G Crandall state home agent will judge. Prizes go to the club with the largest attendance and to individuals for best dresses. Mr and Mrs Frank Marks have returned from a Los Angeles vacation. their daughter Mrs John W Hansen of Syracuse NY will visit three or four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Helen G. Crandall
Frank Marks
West Eighth Street
Los Angeles
John W. Hansen
Syracuse
New York
California
Roswell
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J. R. Allen
Margery Amason
Raymond
Ann
Austin
J. J. Manning
Blanche Vandewart
Todd Duffin
Roberta Vandewart
Carlsbad
Galveston
R. E. Graves
Fred Korth
J. A. Corby
Floyd O. Shelton
Fort Worth National Bank
Fort Worth
Waldo Little
Bond and Trust
Roy Bullock
Post
Stamford
Whitney
Hillsboro
Parquay
S. F. Woodburn
Miss Shirley
Jess Carpers
Woodburn
Robin Kasson
C. B. Kasson
Russell Robins
H. H. Robbins
N. Mo. Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
J. M. Hervey
No. II Park Road
Francis Egleston
Virginia Hervey
Dr. Egleston
San Francisco
James Lomax
Ruth Hervey
Houston
Luther Plater
Albuquerque
Sweden
Kremlin
RAF
Royal Air Force
Channel
Dunkirk
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Middle East
Tobruk
Sicilian
North Africa
Reds
Anderson’s Gardens
Victor McLaglen
Jackie Cooper
Edward Brophy
North Main
Bon Ton Shop
N. Main
Che Bray- Moore
Andersons Gardens
Ginsberg Music Co
Ben Ames
Allan Haggard
the Foundation Investment
G. K. Richardson
Jake Hinch
North Richardson
R. L. Burrow
Massenet
Fritz Kreisler
AH Club
Lincoln Zephyr
Carly O. K. Good Tires
Y. Mechani
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Roswell Auto CO
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