Spanish Woodmen Circle Elects New Officers at St Johns Hall
The Spanish Woodmen Circle held a special meeting at St Johns Hall on Tuesday. Mrs Emma Wally state secretary and Mrs Noama McNally local deputy led initiation and election of officers including Prestina Miranda as president and Mary Garcia as vice president. The group adopted Arco Iris Rainbow as the grave name and received ritual instruction from Emma Wally along with several members and juniors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arco-Iris
Rainbow
Supreme Forest
Woodmen
Emma Wally
Dora Trujillo
Blanche Ortega
Josephine. Garcia
Lupe Florez
Yafie
Florez
Jean Burola
Nell Burola
First M. E. Institute Club Plans for the Summer
A committee of the Institute Club of the First M. E. Church met with Dr. Eitelgeorge to organize summer activities. A carnival is planned for Wednesday June 12 with a 30 minute musical prelude and free admission. Side shows, booths, stunts, ice cream and candy will be sold for transport funds to Epworth Leaguers attending the Sandia Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Club
M. E. Church
Eitelgeorge
Epworth
Sandia Mountains
Missionary Society June Meeting At Westminster Hall
The Presbyterian Missionary Society held its June meeting in Westminster Hall with Mrs. Arthur J. Stevens as president. Seventeen members attended. worship led by Mrs. W. W. Huntley. Mrs. L. J. Johnson reviewed Church history chapter two. Mrs. W. E. Fensom spoke on West Indians and Mrs. B. F. Arnold on the Philippines. Mrs. M. R. Lund introduced M. M. Oracion who discussed present day conditions in the Philippines. A social hour followed, with refreshments served by Mrs. J. D. Herron, Emma Turner, and Miss M. M. Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Westminster Hall
Arthur J. Stevens
W. W. Huntley
L. J. Johnson
W. E. Fensom
B. F. Arnold
Philippines
Mra
Eh R. Lund
Gray Peckham wedding leaves for Beverly Hills
Miss Virginia Gray daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vespo Douthitt of Caprock and Mr. Vassar C. Peckham of Beverly Hills were married at three o clock yesterday at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. LeRoy Thompson officiating. The couple plans to reside in Beverly Hills after leaving Roswell. Captain Harold H. Kelly and Mrs. Kelly will spend the summer in Grand Fork, North Dakota. Mrs. Fred C. Rowell of Ruidoso is visiting Roswell a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gray
Vespo Douthitt
Caprock
Vassar C. Peckham
Beverly Hills
California
LeRoy Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Lois Weverka
Harry Shardell
Glendale
C. L. Peckham
Harold H. Kelly
Fred C. Rowell of
Ruidoso
Roswell
John McClure
C. M. Woodbury
Lucile Cruse
Staunton
Virginia
Miss Cruse
Captain Woodbury
Major McClure
Virginia Military Institute
Washington and Lee University
Thomas M. Kleckner
Kleckner
W. S. Austin
Hugo, Oklahoma
Palo Alto
Stanford University
James R. Kelly
Santa Fe
Points
Colorado
Grand Fork
North Dakota
University of North Dakota
Kelly
Ebba Hammar
J. C. Ballard
University of Arizona
Roswell Art Exhibit Highlights Local Students
Miss Alene Gregg showcased recent works from Phillips University in Enid Oklahoma at the First Christian Church annex. Three pupils Maxine Levers Rosa Frances Carper and Mrs J B Kipling also displayed pieces. The Sandia Summer Conference fund benefited from church refreshments served by Bertha Emmett and Dorothy Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Gregg
Roswell
Phillips University
Enid
Oklahoma
First Christian Church
Miss Gregg
Maxine Levers
Rosa Frances Carper
J. B. Kipling
Sandia
Bertha Emmett
Dorothy Bynum
Chancy-Yelverton Rites Quiet Ceremony
Miss Celina Chaney daughter of Las Vegas residents and niece of Miss Grzelackowski wed Cadet Tom M. Yelverton Jr. in a quiet Monday ceremony at the First M E Church parsonage conducted by Dr. Benjamin Eitel george. The couple, after a honeymoon to El Paso and Albuquerque, will reside in Clovis with plans shaped by recent NMMS and high school graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina Chaney
J. J. Cheney
Las Vegas
Celina Grzelackowski
111 West Sixth Steel
Tom M. Yelverton, Jr
T. M. Yelverton
Clovis
M. E. Church
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
Miss Grzelachowski
Price and Company
N.M.M.S
el Paso
Albuquerque
Coats Watson Wedding Quiet Roswell Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Helena Coats daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Coats wed Ivan Watson of Alamosa Colorado in a morning ceremony read by Lycurgus J Johnson Justice of the Peace. The Roswell bride wore blue rough crepe and will honeymoon in Denver and Colorado Springs before settling in Alamosa. Ivan Watson, county agent for three Colorado counties, has a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Helena Sutherland-Coats
Roswell High School
Ivan Watson
Colorado
Alamoso
DPO Grand Farewell Dance At Roswell Country Club
The Delta Phi Omega chapter held its annual farewell dance at Roswell Country Club with about one hundred couples. Blue and gold decor filled the ballroom as streamers and balloons adorned the venue. An iced fruit punch table, greenery, and the ten-piece cadet orchestra supplied music while Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Poorbaugh served as chaperones and the arrangements were led by James Berry Stuader, Robert Charles Keller, J. Chiaramonte, J. L. King, and C. Kokernot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Zeta Chapter
Delta Phi Omega Fraternity
Roswell Country Club
DPO
H. A. Poorbaugh
James Berry Stuader
Robert Charles Keller
J. Chiaramonte
J. L. King
C. Kokernot
Duf o Huffaker Marriage Formally Announced In Radio Era
Mrs Russell Franzen presented her piano and violin pupils in a home recital at 1312 North Sea Avenue with dainty refreshments after a fine program. Participants included Martha Ann Hitchcock Clara Nell OKelly Hazel Powers Dorothy Phillips Lillie Mae Nilsen Eugene Monk Beth Hitchcock assisted with cello numbers.
Marian June Poindexter Third Birthday Party
Marian June Poindexter celebrated her third birthday with a party at her parents home on Country Club Road. Guests included Wilma Gene Cantwell Betty Jean Contine Bobby Jo Lucile Cook Elmer Lois Harrell Mae Betty Gene Groseclose Bobby Spencer La Voine Riggs Dorothy Berta Robinson Nell Bailey Atha Jo Hodges Benton James Hinkle Peggy Tommy Witt Betty Lou Gray Emma Lois Poindexter plus mothers Mesne Earl Riggs Benton Hinkle Mack Harrell and E E Robinson. The event featured games and a pink white cake with candles served with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Marian
June Poindexter
Frank Poindexter
Country Club Road
June
Wilma Gene Cantwell
Betty Jean Contine
Bobby Jo
Lucile Cook
Elmer
Lois Harrell
Mae
Betty Gene Groseclose
Bobby Spencer
la Vo
Davis Family Reunion Ten Children at Home
A Roswell mother Mrs H L Davis hosts a remarkable family reunion as all ten Davis children gather for the first time in seventeen years at 1210 North Kansas Avenue. The gathering includes Henry Calvin and Hewett Skinner among others, with plans extending through the week. In Washington, a plan to keep the Blue Eagle NRA skeleton structure 9 1/2 months is discussed, emphasizing voluntary codes and government purchasing standards. The broader recovery effort includes potential acts and continued agency roles, alongside a large PWA funded highway program for Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico totaling 14.205 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. (Belle) Davis
North
Kansas Avenue
Congress
Doughton
NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle Organization
Associated Press
Supreme Court
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
J. A. Elliott
Bureau of Public Roads
PWA
Elliott
Floods Threaten Midwestern Rivers Amid Rising Waters
Swollen waters along the Missouri and Kansas rivers prompted evacuations in Topeka and nearby areas as dikes broke and the Kaw threatened the capital. Authorities estimated the river could top 28 feet, with tens of thousands of acres flooded and hundreds fleeing levee breaches. Nebraska faced mounting flood damage on the Republican and Platte rivers as the death toll rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Kansas Capital
North Topeka
Missouri River
St. Louis
Nebraska
Republican River
Platte River
Plan To Include No Final NRA Decision Yet
The report notes that Speaker Burns and the other leader discussed two main points: there is as yet no determination on the form of a permanent National Recovery Administration and no final decision that such an agency would indeed be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Burns
Toll Disputed as Deaths Reported in Two States
The report cites 45 recovered bodies and 58 others verified or reported dead, totaling 103, while the Red Cross lists 59 dead and 86 missing. The Kansas death toll stands at eight, with Missouri's figure unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Kansas
Missouri
Naval planes in maneuvers off Pacific fleet
Aboard the battleship Pennsylvania en route from Hawaii to California more than 430 naval aircraft take part in a mid Pacific rehearsal. Twenty four squadrons join the parade as the fleet winds toward San Diego to greet the California Pacific International Exposition next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battleship
Pennsylvania
Hawaii
California
Uncle Sam
Naval Air Forces
mid-Pacific
American
San Diego
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N. Mo
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Herbert B. Smyrl
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Gilpin
Frances McClure Gy
Marian June Poindexter
Davis
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