New Mexico Birds Flora among plans at East Plains Coterie
Mrs W C Van Doren opened a pleasant country home for the final spring meeting of the East Plains Coterie. President Mrs A L Hobson led devotions and business with reports from committees. Papers on Birds of New Mexico and Flora of New Mexico were presented by Mrs Curtis Alman and Mrs J A Clank. Hostesses served refreshments. Chums planned July Fourth events and a poppy drive prize was announced by the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Flora E
Curtis Alman
J. A.cLanek
J. F. McNeese
Berry Heinie
Catherine Puckett
Fred C. Rowell
Will H. Whatley
Anne Askren
American Legion Auxiliary
ALA
Ghams
Jean Amonett
Mary Catherine Carper
Jane Covert
Betty Freehart
Effie Jane Crosby
Ona Louise Rowell
Sara Louise Whatley
Jean Foreman
Ottolee Askren
Sue Morley
Edith Coppedge
Clara Lambeth
Louise Lyda
Marjorie White
Mildred Turner
Dorothy Brown
Mildred Rowland-Cravens
Pledges
Ruth Jean Smith
Maxine Blackmar
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Lovely June Luncheon at 1012 North Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrs Elza White Jr hosted a one oclock luncheon in a hillside home at 1012 North Pennsylvania Avenue with flowers such as delphinium pinks columbine and snapdragons brightening quarter tables and hall décor. The guest list included Mmes Stanley W Lodewick Horace H McGee J P White Jr Harold H Ball Dwight McNally and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza White Jr
North Penneylvania Avenue
Mmes
Stanley W. Lodewick
Horace H. McGee
J. P. White Jr
Harold H. Ball
Dwight McNally
Carl R. McNally
Leland C. Fellows
Robert Bear
Rolla R. Hinkle
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Iva Armstrong-Taylor
Gayle Armstrong
Edward Purdy
Mansfield Tweedy
Reed Mulkey
Floyd Childress
Lou's Reel
Charles F. Joyce
Harry G. Moberly
Arthur L. Farnsworth
Willard Prager
Curtis Hill
Max Coll
John Allen Phinizy
Guard Marvin
L. O. Fullen
Stella Jacobson
Jaundell Shook
Light Line tea supports temperance work at Talmage home
The local W C T U hosts a Friday afternoon tea from 3 to 5 at Mrs Frank Talmages home to raise funds for world temperance work and to share the temperance reform message. The group notes women in fifty one nations work for home protection and that the W C T U and United States temperance union aid them with money literature and cooperation. Friends of temperance are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Talmage
W. Co. Tr. UV
United States
Friends of
Temperance
Womans Club Benefit Sale At Price and Co Saturday
Price and Company hosts a charity shopping day for the Womans Club this Saturday. Five percent of all sales will be donated to the club treasury as well known club women assist during the event. Visitors in downtown shopping will find numerous values at Price’s, the home store for home people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Club
First
M. E. Church
Benjamin Leitelgeorge
Price and Company
Princess Theater
Epworth League
Sandia Mountains
Womans Club
Price
Campany
Hobbs Rainbow Assembly Founded in Roswell
Mrs Laura Z Becker supreme deputy Rainbow for Girls started the Hobbs Assembly yesterday afternoon at the Roswell Masonic Temple with twenty seven charter members. Mary Louise Miller installed officers and Mary Mullis, Mabel Sands, Frances Long, Jean Newell, and Joyce Wyly served in key roles. Remarks were offered by Mrs Becker and other leaders from Alpine Prien Roswell and Hobbs. Forty five attendees from Hobbs and advisory board members attended a buffet supper in the temple ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Go Getters Class Outing Staged At Garrets Dam
The Go Getters class from First M. E. Sunday school taught by Mrs. O M Wallace enjoyed a swimming party and wienie roast last night at Garret's Dam. Participants included Edith Veal J Ed Burney Ann Carpenter Bill Dearr Louie Dan Collier Hugh Ellett Ava Nellis Fred Sands Doris Long Ray Dickson Alice Tilgon Wayne Rapp Jean Newell Max Littell Eleanor Hughes Kenneth Davis Marcella Clayton Eileen Rapp Vella Mae Knox Flora Hughes Roy Wilson Paul Littell and Mrs Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
O. M. Wallace
Garret’s Dam
Edith Veal
J. Ed Burney
Ann Carpenter
Bill Dearr
Louie Dan Collier
Hugh Ellett
Ava Nellis
Fred Sands
Doris Long
Ray Dickson
Alice Tilgon
Wayne Rapp
Jean Newell
Max Littell
Eleanor Hughes
Kenneth Davis
Marcella Clayton
Eileen Rapp
Vella Mae Knox
Flora Hughes
Roy Wilson
Paul Littell
Mrs. Wallace
Charmin Theater Party Bid Adieu To Mrs Hargrave
Mrs O M Hargrave of Lodi California leaves Roswell tomorrow to El Paso where son Warren attends R O T C camp at Fort Bliss. A farewell theater party at The Princess hosted by Miss Grace Shearman followed by refreshments at 501 North Richardson Avenue included Edith Geyer Ruth Meadows Annie Snorf Joyce Hunter Nelle Mason Walter Gill E P Tatman Marie Baldy and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Hargrave
Lodi
California
Roswenl
Warren
New Mexico Military Institute
el Paso
Fort Piliss
Hargrave
Roswell
Marie Baldy
Knit Suit Details Set Paris Summer Chic
Paris fashion notes highlight knitted suits as a stylish uniform for summer wear. Dark blue wool or cotton outfits feature white knitted accents such as a stocking top hat, a white ribbed collar, white cotton gloves with large cuffs, and a knitted handbag with a bamboo handle, all elevating the plain suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vera-Heller-Hileen Rice
The
Chicago Tribune
Weather Forecast and Political Shifts in New Mexico
For Roswell and Pecos Valley and New Mexico generally expect fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. President Roosevelt asks a nominee to stay in the Senate until oath as judge. resignation to Governor Seligman could make him a private citizen until then. Bratton may resign with Seligman as successor. or he could take the judge oath to end his Senate career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Senate
Seligman
Bratton
President Roosevelt Gives Naval Cadets Commissions
In Annapolis on June 1 President Roosevelt handed commissions to the 1933 Naval Academy graduating class in Dahlgren Hall. He urged officers to broaden friendships beyond their Navy or civil life clans, saying they must relate to the average citizen. About half of the class chose civilian life and received diplomas amid a crowded ceremony with families and sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Navy
Girl Scout Swim Picnic at Roswell Country Club
Mrs. Bert Ballard and her Girl Scout troop with Miss Mary Elizabeth Russell enjoyed a swimming party and grove picnic at Roswell Country Club this afternoon. Attendees included Joyce Brady Jewel Everett Frances Martin Peggy Hedgcoxe Roberta Crosby Mary Williams Muggins Burrow Elizabeth Ann Hill Martha Jean Kelly Frances Tucker Mary Louise Cauhope Margy Scannell Juanita Haley Virginia McCune Martha White Dolores Farnsworth Gayle Armstrong Catherine Joyner Lorna Marler Betty Lou Ballard Barbara Marler and others. Meal tickets priced 35 cents for meals with 5.25 dollars listed. Harold?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ballard
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Roswell Country Club
Grove
Joyce Brady
Jewel Everett
Frances Martin
Peggy Hedgcoxe
Roberta Crosby
Mary Williams
Muggins Burrow
Elizabeth Ann Hill
Martha
Jean Kelly
Frances Tucker
Mary Louise Cauhope
Margy Scannell
Juanita Haley
Virginia McCune
Martha White
Dolores Farnsworth
Gayle Armstrong
George Arliss The Working Man at Princess Theatre
George Arliss star of The Working Man hailed by critics as the happiest picture of 1933 will be presented at the Princess Theatre in a Preview Saturday night and Sunday Monday and Tuesday Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Princess Theatre
Adv
New Mexico Senatorial Shuffle Rumors Center on Seligman
Governor Seligman may resign to appoint a successor who would choose Bratton's Senate replacement. Names linked include Lieut. Gov. A. W. Hockenhull Ed Swope Col J D Atwood and Congressman Dennis Chavez with petitions urging Chavez. Seligman remains silent on final choice while indicating time to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Seligman
A. W. Hockenhuill
Bratton
Hockenhull
Seligman
Santa Fe
Ed Swope
New Mexico
Swope
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Dennis Chavez
Senate
Chavez
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Wy Grace Thorpe
W. van Doren
Fred van Doren
George Hamilton
E. M. Ewell
Moses A. L. Hobson
Will Hall
B. F. Davidson
Frank Seaverns
Esther M. Howlett
M. Link
W. B. Kennady
J. W. Smith
G. M. Sterrett
J. D. Kennady
M E. Ewell
B. F. Heinie
C. J. Mason
J. H. Laneir
Glen Wheeler
F. L. Blanchard
W. C. Sterrett
J. S. Wheeler
Neil Wheeler
S. Pruett
Thomas Fee
E. Thompson
N. A. McAnally
Martha Lanieir
Dorothy van Doren
Mildred Mason
Louise Blanchard
Elizabeth Glenn
Amarillo
Frances Snipes
Chums Ruidoso
Crrles de Bremond Post Ameri
Legion
S. E. Bryant
Charles S. Dobbs
Albert Hudson
Iris Dearholt
Pearl Cole
Legion House
William H. MecCullough
Girl Scouts
Mabel Cahoon
Carlsbad Caverns
Nancy Lane
Neal Renehan
Oakland
Esma Freeman
San Diego
Waldo D. Freeman
Freeman
Fort Bliss
Joe J. Lane
Helen
Dallas
Gertrude
Cooke School of Expression
Miss Lane
Mary Lane
Daisy Notley-Guffin
Richard D. Jones
Jaundeli Shook
Institute
Rowena Shooka
University of New Mexico
Nell Hill
Alto
Henry E. Samson
Bobbie
Mary Louise
H. M. Light
Lawrence Kansas
Mildred French
George E. French
Oklahoma University At
Norman
James
Dunn Minna Gombell
Zasu Pitts
Boots
Laurel & Hardy
W.C.T.U. Light Line
A Womans Club
Price and CO
Garretts Dam
Bettina Bedwell
Chicago
United States Navy
Dif
Dahlgren Hall
E. C. Richmond
North Richardson
Atate
Princess Preview
Toomy Ford
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