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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1952
Page
14
Mr and Mrs Elmer Sons visit Cpl and Mrs Elmer Dean Sons for the Fourth. Cpl Sons meets Mr and Mrs Sons at Fort Smith Arkansas. They also see Mrs Sons sisters in Oklahoma City and Lindsay Oklahoma before returning home.
Merrysville Calif Rainbow Assembly held a Monday meeting with Ruth Williams presiding. A July 21 slumber party is set at the Masonic Hall. Mrs Sadie Bowen, mother advisor, spoke of attending the Supreme Assembly in Kansas City July 6–9, met Mary Jane Truman, and described the $380,000 International Rainbow Temple dedication in McAlester Okla by founder Mark Sexon. Bowen also toured Rainbow gardens in McAlester.
Hagerman News notes the Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 8 30 AM at the Church of the Nazarene and runs through August 1. A. A. Brassel is remodeling a rent house on Washington Street. A family reunion was held at Mrs. Gladys Estes home Sunday with attendees including Mrs. Estes and daughters, Mrs. Cecil Reed of Hobbs, Mrs. Ruby Gassaway and son Tony of Hobbs, Mrs. Estes' sons Glen and family of Pecos Texas, and Wesley and his wife.
Wanda Lee and family from Hagerman are listed along with Donald Porter Jr. and Mrs Porter and children of Amarillo. Also mentioned are Rev and Mrs A KEK Moore and their son Keney from California, plus a nephew of Mrs Estes.
Mr. and Mrs. A N Franklin visited in Roswell Sunday after a family gathering in town.
Dinner guests at the Lloyd Harshey Jr. home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harshey and Mrs. Tom McKinstry.
The Hagerman Extension Club gathered at Mrs Don Strixnor's home on Friday for a covered dish luncheon at noon. In the afternoon Mrs Raynal Cumpsten gave an engaging needlework lesson. Attendees included Mrs M D Menoud Mrs John Shockley Mrs Ernest Langenegger Mrs W J Wiggins Mrs Wayne Graham Mrs Raynal Cumpsten Mrs Clarence Harshey and visitors Mrs J W Wiggins Mrs B B Dodson of Oklahoma and hostess Mrs Strixnor.
Mr and Mrs Emory Ferguson and their son Joe departed Sunday for El Paso Texas where Joe who sustained injuries in a fall weeks ago will receive treatment from a local specialist.
Randall Johnson, son of Mrs Mabel Johnson, left with the group from Artesia Monday to attend the Junior Assembly at the Sacramento Methodist camp.
J. T. West was brought home from the hospital and is resting at the home of his son, Robert West.
Rev. and Mrs. Sam Freeman together with their son Carroll and daughter Thelma visited the Horace Freeman home and the Henry Kiersey residence last week, staying briefly with relatives and exchanging greetings.
Mrs Marlin Sartin traveled to Roswell on Monday to see Mrs Archie Sartin who is a patient at Saint Marys hospital.
Mrs Reno Haley is listed as recovering at Saint Mary's Hospital after a recent operation. The update notes she is in stable condition and receiving postoperative care. A family spokesman declined further comment.
Rev. S. H. Crockett conducted the Sunday morning service at the Methodist Church during the absence of the pastor Rev. Woolf.
Rev and Mrs G H Woolf and their two sons are spending their vacation period in Colorado. They are touring mountain scenery and entertaining plans for leisure during their trip.
Mr and Mrs Fredrick Heitman and daughters of Lovington were guests at the home of Mr W L Heitman Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Bill Banister and their son Donald Albert returned Friday from a trip to Sayre Oklahoma.
Mrs. Mary Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kiper with daughters have returned from a trip to Pasadena, California. They visited at the home of their daughter Mrs. Channing Hall and husband.
AP News features Frankfurt Germany reports German history texts neglect American subjects. A two year study found only one of 22 German textbooks mentioned Thomas Jefferson, with American culture often seen as lacking. Conference led by Dr Robert LaFollette aimed to correct distortions and emphasize liberal traditions in both histories.
Miss Fayrene Fletcher of Oklahoma City visits her aunt Mrs. W R Goodwin and Mr Goodwin then leaves for Dexter on Tuesday to visit her grandmother Mrs J M Fletcher.
Mrs Bill Langenegger once gravely ill at her residence west of town shows signs of improvement. Her condition had raised concern among locals fearing a prolonged illness.
The Baptist missionary meeting convened Monday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Alex White as vice president leading the lesson. Eight members attended the session.
Mrs. C. E. Carter visited Roswell on Thursday, with local observers noting her presence in the city. The visit was recorded in the daily notices as a brief social item.
The article explains that moving a civil rights bill in the Senate stalls unless 64 of 96 senators vote for cloture to break a filibuster. Even if the motion to bring up the bill passes, a second filibuster against the bill can arise, requiring another cloture vote to proceed.
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