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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
3
The notice lists morning and evening services at First Methodist Episcopal Church Roswell with sermons by Dr Henderson and music details, and details for First Christian Church including Children’s Day plans, Sunday school timings, and evening programs. It notes Dorcas Sewing Circle work, a Reading Room, and Christian Science services with topic and scripture.
Easi 4th and Garden Troy Frazier, Pastor. Sunday School at 9 45, preaching at 11 00. Evening service 7 45 with sermons Acting On An Impulse and They Walked And Were Sad. Prayer meeting Tuesday 8 00, Young Peoples meeting Thursday 8 00. Revval efforts mentioned for those interested.
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites worshippers at 105 Se Lea Ave with Sunday School at 9 45 and Divine Worship at 10 30 The subject is Pentecost A Day of Joy and Thanksgiving A hearty welcome awaited you.
St. Peter's Catholic Church at 801 South Main Street with Franciscan Fathers offers services at 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. A brief church listing appears for readers seeking morning worship.
A columnist muses on how shopping and full length mirrors reveal flaws women notice in dieting and grooming. The piece argues fitting room shocks prompt honest self view, triggering reform with two months of disciplined effort and renewed will.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church on West Fifth Street at Kentucky Avenue reports morning worship at 10 50 with a sermon Divine Alchemy by Dr Eitel george and special music by a large chorus. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with Ray Dearholt as speaker. Election of officers for the second half of the year. Evening service at 7 30 with a sermon Gods Word and more music. Daily Vacation Bible School held two weeks with average 52 attendees and peak 57. No midweek Bible study until September. The church maintains winter attendance around 83 for eight months.
Community Vacation Projects begin Monday with sessions in several disciplines. Participants report at specified times and homes in Reading Cooking Sewing and Travel groups, led by local residents. In Las Cruces, Prof Liz El Hayter State College home burned in a gasoline fire, partial goods saved.
A Kansas City man M J Weed reports his automobile was seized by convicts who escaped from a Kansas prison. His wife and daughter were with him at the time.
Julian Atwood, pastor, leads morning service with God is Leading His People. Choir sings Let Mount Zion Rejoice. Evening sermon at 7 45 asks Does the World Need Religion and Is the Christ of the first century still modern with Lift Up Your Heads sung by the choir. Public invited to hear the discussion. Sunday school and B Y P U meet as usual and welcome all.
LeRoy Thompson pastor leads 9 30 Sunday school with classes in Knox House Westminster Hall. Woman's 10 50 worship features Rev John C. E. Fry of San Francisco. Evening 7 30 worship follows 6 30 Senior Endeavor. Sermon theme The Friends of Jesus delivered by Rev John Co KH Fry from the Board of Pensions with Miss Charlotte St John to sing. Come and worship with us.
Rev. F. B. Howden Jr. Rector announces services at Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church. Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Church School Service at 9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m. First Sundays include Holy Communion. No regular Sunday evening services. Visitors invited to join all services.
Samuel John Duggan Clark argues that beer is intoxicating and habit forming. He contends that legalizing beer would not curb drinking but fuel bootlegging and speakeasies, encouraging stronger liquors. He warns 3.2 or 3.05 percent beer may fail to satisfy beer drinkers and push them to harder alcohol.
Dexter residents attend Junior Woman's Club events, quilting gatherings, and a May 25 wedding at the Weaver home. Local families host guests, celebrate Loreda Cole's birthday, and plan upcoming public activities as community ties grow.
Las Cruces sheriff Dick Trivia travels to Lio Texas to extradite Pedro Holgun in the Melquiades Espinosa murder case near Berino New Mexico. Holguin was held earlier but released by Juarez officials refused extradition. Laredo arrest follows gun battle with border patrol. Albuquerque: Keithley Mountainair man bitten by cattle snake uses tourniquet from scouting training, travels four miles for aid. Gehler elected president of United Repeal Council of New Mexico. Kutnensity chosen secretary. State-wide repeal effort organized. non-partisan stance announced via telegram from Jouett Shouse.
Mrs Schlemeyer was honored Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 as a social event organized by Mrs Frank Reinecke and Mrs D R McKinstry. The gathering featured local residents and informal conversations in a welcoming home setting.
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