Decorations for NMMI Final Ball and Tragic Death Highlighted
Long hours spent by a cadet committee led by L L Davis and W M Hallenbeck on Cahoon Armory and the natatorium decorations for the NMMI final ball themed Kismet. About 200 yards of white cheese cloth and red gold accents created a tent like ambiance. the natatorium garden theme honored a sultan's garden, amid the tragedy as three cadets died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NMMI
L. L. Davis
Cahoon Armory
W. M. Hallenbeck
T. A. Barrow
J. L. Dean
J. A. Mainello
A. W. Paris
J. S. Wages
R. Bog
Irby C. Nichols
Humphrey Nance
Bollen Bynum
Harrellson Ivie
Mong
Armory
Natatorium
Butterscotch Raisin Bars From Cooking's Fun
Simple spring recipe for butterscotch raisin bars. Ingredients include flour baking powder salt raisins butter brown sugar eggs orange rind. Mix dry and creamed butter with sugar then bake 30 to 35 minutes at 350F. Cut into 1 by 2 inch bars and store in a tight container.
State Home Economics Meeting Highlights 1954 Leaders Elected
More than 225 New Mexico homemakers attended the 11th annual home economics meeting in Hobbs May 25 to 27. Topics covered foods nutrition clothing textiles and consumer marketing with exhibits of homemade clothing and Kelvinator kitchen models. Officers for 1954 55 were elected: Mrs Lyle James Farley state president and Mrs Taylor McDonald Silver City state treasurer. A tour of Lea County oil facilities and recognitions for leadership and product programs highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ann Lynde
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D. C
Home Extension Clubs
Hobbs
Lynde
Kelvinator
Lea County
New Mexico
Dee F. Shield Mountainair
Stella Tate
Torrance
Chaves
Lea
Rheba M. Boyles
New Mexico A&m College
Evelyne Wasser
American Furniture Company
el Paso
Barbara Schaefer
Home Services Department
American Dairy Association
Jean M. Stewart
Extension Service
University of Arizona
Tucson
Ruth Widmer
Western Farm Life
Denver
Ruth Bush Jones
U. S. Forest Service
Albuquerque
Association
Lyle James
Farley
C. L. Armstrong
Jal
Taylor McDonald
Silver City
Roswell OES Chapter No 10 Sets June Meeting
Regular meeting of Roswell Chapter No 10 O E S scheduled for Tuesday June 1 at 7 30 p m Dorothy Kost W M and M Zimmerman secretary will preside and organize the session with typical Masonic order and ceremonial duties.
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Roswell
O.E.S
Dorothy Kost
W.M. M. Zimmerman
Secr
Social Calendar Highlights and Meetings
Sweet Adelines with Mrs. J P Johns at 1411 Highland Road 7 36 p.m. Woman's Benefit Association at Kilowatt Kitchen covered dish 6 30 bring table service. Chapter No 10 OES 7 30 p.m Newcomers Club luncheon and cards at Roswell Country Club 1 p.m. Reservations with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P Johns
Highland Road
Woman's Benefit Association
Kilowatt
Roswell
O.E.S
Roswell Country Club
Imanuel Lutheran Woman's Missionary League Meeting
The Imanuel Lutheran Woman's Missionary League will meet in the church parlors at 7:30 PM on Wednesday. Members plan attendance and discussion of upcoming mission work.
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Imanuel Lutheran Woman’s Missionary League
Home Garden Club Meets Iris Talk At East Grand Plains
The Thursday agenda lists a 9:30 a.m. meeting of the Home Garden Club with Mrs. W A Sterrett and Mrs L L Turnage speaking on Iris at East Grand Plains. Welcome Wagon Club hosts a luncheon and officer installation at 12:30 p.m. at La Cima with reservations through Mrs. Mackin or Mrs. Waddle.
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Home Garden Club
W. A. Sterrett
East Grand Plains
L. L. Turnage
Iris
la Cima
John Mackin
N. P. Waddle
Family night at I O C F hall hosts Odd Fellows event
Saturday program for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with family and friends includes an amateur show and refreshments. New York metal market notes spot nonferrous prices with copper at 30 cents and lead at 14 cents per pound in the Connecticut Valley and New York areas.
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I.0.c.f. Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
New York
Connecticut Valley
Fidelis Class Distributes Yearbooks at First Baptist
Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church met at 609 S Missouri Ave, home of Mrs. Carl Gordon. Mrs. C E Board led a devotional on The Power of Gods Word and presided over the business meeting distributing newly compiled yearbooks. Mrs. Robert E Scott directed games during social hour. refreshments served to listed members and the hostess.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Carl F. Gordon
Missouri Ave
Williams Pratt Jr
C. E. Board
Power of God
Board
Carl Gordon
E. R. Foster
Harlan
Robert E. Scott
Harold Miller
J. H. Strickland
C. E. Beard
William Pratt
William Pratt Jr
R. E. Patterson
Harold Davis
Harlan Williams
Zine 1012 Cents A Pound In East St Louis
A listing from East St Louis shows a price of 1012 cents per pound for zines sold locally. The brief item notes the market rate and the city site.
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East St. Louis
Sudden Death Notice From Washington and Formosa Premier Takes Office
Mrs. F L Austin received word of the sudden death Sunday night of Mrs. Art Himbert in Washington D C née Nell Kemp daughter of R H Kemp Roswell lumber owner and Mrs Kemp Her sister Annie Mae Kemp Zink died Christmas Day Funeral rites set in San Mateo Calif Wednesday Both women were raised in Roswell and graduate of Roswell public schools Premier O K Yui of Nationalist China took office in Taipei Formosa and warned Reds may invade to stave off doom.
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F. L. Austin
Art Himbert
Washington, D. C
Himbert
Nell Kemp
R. H. Kemp
The
Kemp Lumber Co
Roswell
Kemp
Zink
Taipei
Formosa
China
O. K. Yui
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Robert M. Cooper
Sweet Adelines
L. E. Cheney
Barbershoppers
Sweet Adelines of
Kunbeant Electric Appliances
Sunbeam
Woolsey's
Herring Appliance Co
W. Fourth
Elgin
Lady Elgin Panola
Elgin Hendrix
Elgin Valeene
Hadley
Weer
Elgin Thorndale
California
America
Ithbeam
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