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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
6
Cooking’s Fun by Cecily Brownstone lists a rangetop supper of veal chops mashed potatoes and vegetables. The recipe uses carrots green beans onion olive oil salt sugar pepper and parsley with a marination step and serves six.
The Women's Council of the First Presbyterian Church met in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. A. L. Kendrick presiding. Highlights included a chorus of high school girls from Reynolds Presbyterian Home in Dallas and plans for a June 15 program titled Through Medical Missions.
Shamrock 4-H Club met at leader Mrs. Connie Jones's home for a short business session. Members worked on sewing boxes and hand towels and will elect a new secretary at the next meeting as the current secretary moves away. Present were Mary Butler, Larone Wagoner, Bernice McLauren, Betty Biggers, La Verne Christian, Miss Jewell Middleton, Mrs. Connie Jones, and visitor Mrs. Mary B Nelson.
The Roswell Hairdressers and Cosmetoloists met at the Nickson Hotel in the Petroleum Room and installed new officers for the coming year led by outgoing president Bertha Powell. New officers include Ethel Lea president Blanche Romero first vice president Helen Williams second vice president Pat Tingley secretary Ruth Egge historian Dorothy Wheat directors Bernice Dugas Helen Harkey and reporter Artie Frauendorfer. Members viewed state convention film.
Weekly meeting of the Golden Age Club was held yesterday at the Youth Center with games cards and music. Flowers decorated the room and refreshments were served to a long list of members including Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Benson and many others.
The Children's Theatre under Mrs Williams Muelbrad presents Pinocchio at the Youth Center 7 30 p m with small admission proceeds to replace flood lost equipment. Morning Garden Club hosts a garden pilgrimage to Mrs Hal Bogles in Dextr with hostesses J P White H H McGee Reid Mulkey meeting 8 15 a m at Reid Mulkey home West Seventh. Petrol luncheon at Roswell Country Club 1 p m members to send clues to Mrs Victor Hartwig 1613 N Montana Ave by June L. Homemakers Extension Club 1 30 p m Pecos Extension Club 1 30 p m Berrendo Woman s Club 1 p m Hagerman 1 0 luncheon Circle Extension Club workshop Scout hut 1 30 p m Sweet Adelines at Mrs R M Cooper 1413 W 7th St Clover Leaf Club picnic at Mrs B B Lassiter 807 N Richardson bring table service 6 30 Roswell Practical Nurses 7 30 Cahoon Park picnic tables host Mrs Elmer Hatcher rain plan with Mrs Murial O Neill 113 W Mathews
Wednesday meetings by the Willing Workers and LFC Extension Clubs raise funds to replace flood damaged Youth Center equipment. La Honda Club led by Mrs. Enoch meets west of Roswell at 2 p.m. LFC Club with Mrs. F. F. Gressett at 11 a.m. Eden Valley Club with Mrs. Jess Corn at 1 30 p.m.
Hagerman Extension Club hosts Mrs. R. Cumpsten for a 2 p.m. gathering. Chaves County Country Cousins Square Dance at KP Hall starts at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Record Want Ads Get Results.
Nadine Dean presided as outgoing Roswell Chapter president of the National Secretaries Association during a Monday night installation at the Nickson Hotel. New officers for 1954 55 are Mary Eloise Campbell president Lavada Stephenson vice president Betty Whitfield secretary Joanne Albert treasurer Lillian Scott corresponding secretary. Joan Young Jean Crain and Nancy Talmadge were welcomed as new members.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met for the June session with Mrs. Frank Ingram presiding. The group repeated the WMU watchword Jesus Saves and heard prayers, devotionals, and reports. A nominating committee of Mrs. Claude Allen Mrs. James Baker Mrs. L A Weighman was elected and the circle hosted a covered dish luncheon.
A party snack recipe adds almonds and ripe olives to chicken salad. Stir in almonds just before serving to keep them crisp and flavorful.
Glenn Clark a renowned religious leader and founder of Camp Fartherest Out finished a meeting in Ruidoso and is touring Carlsbad El Paso and Washington. He spoke at Meth odist and Presbyterian churches with sessions at 3 30 p m and 7 30 p m and Friday in El Paso First Christian Church. Detwiler of Roswell attended the Ruidoso Camp Fartherest Out.
Eugene O Porter associate professor of history at Texas Western College warns War with Russia is inevitable and the United States must awaken to the threat. Porter, a major in Air Force Intelligence, spent 17 months in Germany as he helped question refugees from Russia and satellites.
The Carter-Fuentes Development Co of El Paso breaks ground on a $1 million Hillcrest Terrace Addition in Cloudcroft New Mexico. It offers 70 building plots with a $6000 minimum home price and at least 1000 square feet per dwelling. about 10 percent of sites have sold.
The text warns that a bird may overheat if kept in a hot room or near a sunny window, urging owners to adjust placement and temperature to protect the pet.
Mrs. Edwin Doty of Minnesota awaits Haile Selassie during his one day tour that includes a stop at her farm on Highway 63 between Rochester and Austin. She worries over feeding the Ethiopian emperor and his entourage for a 11:50 to 12:10 visit, a luncheon in Austin, a Meatpacking Plant tour, and a 6 p.m. press conference at Northfield with local officials before returning to Spokane.
A U S spokesman said Vyacheslav Molotov's address in the French National Assembly was crafted to influence French public opinion negatively and threaten to destabilize the Laniel government.
Spills on the kitchen floor and using unstable chairs to reach high places are cited as main fall causes. The guidance urges wiping spills immediately and using a sturdy stepladder for high shelves.
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