Informal Morning Party Honors Frances Schultz Bride Elect
Miss Frances Schultz, bride elect to Jim Jennings, honored at a casual morning gathering in a back garden at 505 North Kentucky Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Paul Schultz and many local ladies. Food featured iced fruit juice and assorted sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Schultz
Geneva Bruin
North
Kentucky Avenue
Jim Jennings
Schultz
Paul Schultz
Marion Roney
Gen Cooney
Dot Lambeth
Lucille Hanagan
Ned Nickson
Bianda Greenwade
Edna Malone
Sarah Atley
Volunteer Class Has Meeting at Nazarene Church
The Volunteer Class of the Church of the Nazarene held a business meeting and social at the Haley home 504 East Second with Levita Haley and Lamona Myers as hosts. After social hour, a list of attendees received refreshments including Wilma Haley Clive Games Louise Bonine and several service members. The item also notes upcoming social schedule and a wedding at the Army Flying School with reflections on the post chapel and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Haley
East Second
Levita Haley
Lamona Myers
Wilma Haley
Clive Games
Louise Bonine
John Taylor
Lily Mae _ Evans
Paul Bonish
Lorene Churchwell
Joseph R. Lucas
Mildred Bonine
Ramona Myers
Robert Swindle
S. E
Army Flying School
Post Exchange
Post Chapel
Chicago
Bogle-Holesapple Wedding Celebrates Frid ay Nuptials in Roswell
Dorothy Turner Holesapple and Hal Bogle wed Friday at the Brice residence 200 North Richardson Avenue with Chief Justice Charles R Brice officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Walter P Turner, wore a white crepe two piece dress and aqua accessories. After a motor trip to California and the Pacific Northwest the couple will reside in Dexter where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Turner Holesapple
Hal Bogle
Brice
North Richardson Avenue
Charles R. Brice
Walter P. Turner
Roswell
Hervey, Dow, Hill , and Hinkle
California
Pacific Northwest
Dexter
Army Gives A Show In San Francisco
InSan Francisco Cal June 13 The U S Army demonstrated its forces before 35000 people at Kezar Stadium honoring Gen Douglas MacArthur The display included shock troops medical and signal corps engineers armored units and aircraft The event featured a mock battlefield a field hospital bridges built by engineers a tank crushing a car and flame throwers ending with three companies of shock troops in full dress marching in formation.
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San Francisco
Cal
U. S. Army
Douglas MacArthur
Kezar Stadium
Pearl Harbor
Medical Corps
Signal Corps
Engineers
Pert two-in-one summer pattern in gingham checks
Marian Martin Pat tern 9084 offers a pique sleeveless jumper with a blouse and optional sash, featuring hand angle pockets. Pattern 9094 available in misses sizes 12 through 20. Requires 3 1/8 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents plus one cent mailing. Include SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER for The Daily Record Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
The
Daily Record
Civilian Pilots May Be Eligible For Glider Instruction
Civilian pilots who failed Army pilot screening may qualify for glider flight instruction. Eligible applicants must score 65 on 10-B or 75 on 10-A mental aptitude tests, present certificates from the Aviation Cadet Examining Board, and meet age 18 to 36 with Army physical requirements. Training spans four weeks in small airplanes, one week in two place gliders, and one week in cargo gliders, with graduation as staff sergeant and Army Air Forces wings.
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Army Air Forces
War Department
Aviation Cadet Examining Board
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Lexington Fights Off Jap Bombers in Coral Sea Battle
Jack Wait, 21, a storekeeper aboard the carrier Lexington, from Klamath Falls Oregon, pledging faith in carriers and planes, described how the ship repelled waves of Japanese planes for 24 minutes until an internal explosion ended the fight. He recalled no direct hits on the flight deck during the initial dives and anti aircraft fire holding off the attackers.
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Los Angeles
Jack Wait
Klamath Falls
Ore
Lex
Frank Erb Dies In Oklahoma City
Frank Erb longtime Roswell resident died last Thursday in Oklahoma City where he had lived for nine years. He came to Roswell in 1905 from Dakota and farmed on East 19th Street for 26 years. Surviving are two sons John and Mark and daughter Berta. He was active in Trinity Methodist Church. Funeral services by Talmage Mortuary with Rev. R. T. Schaeffer officiating.
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Frank Erb
Roswell
Oklahoma City
Dakota
East 19Th Street
R. T. Schaeffer
Trinity Methodist Church
Talmage Mortuary
Japanese Bombers In Raid On Darwin
Australian reports say 27 heavy Japanese bombers with 12 to 15 zero fighters hit the Allied airfield at Darwin. Gen. Douglas MacArthur disclosed one Japanese plane and one Allied plane were destroyed in the aerial combat.
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Melbourne
Darwin
Iabaul
New Britain
Limberi Island
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Defense Contracts Announced in Southwest Area
The district army engineering office announced three defense contracts in the southwest. Palmer and Berger Corp of Phoenix will install an electrical distribution system at the Cochise County airfield. Glover and McCullough of Lubbock, Texas, receive the Lubbock County airport building contract. Baufman Electric Sign Co of El Paso will manage electrical supply and distribution for the Luna County airfield in New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
District Army Engineering Office
Cochise County
Ariz
Palmer and Berger Corp
Phoenix
Glover and McCullough
Lubbock
Tex
Lubbock County
Bauman Electric Sign Company
el Paso
Luna County
Make Rubber Quickly and at All Costs War Speech
The speaker argues against releasing gasoline produced as a byproduct of war efforts. He notes Japan seized storage facilities and recalls E W Marland’s warnings as governor. He contends steel shortages prevent new storage and the oil industry cannot shoulder storage costs. He calls for rapid rubber production and avoiding wasteful burning of gasoline.
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Japan
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Lex Hamilton Sinks in Final Stand at Sea
Officers and crew fought hard as the Lex Hamilton went down after a valiant last stand at sea. The vessel and its full crew faced a catastrophic fate despite sustained effort from officers and men aboard.
Social Security Board proposes two worker protections
The Social Security Board urges Congress to freeze insurance benefits for workers entering the armed forces and to extend old age and survivors coverage to military employment. A second proposal covers civilian federal workers on government projects, protecting their Social Security rights. No action has been taken yet. officials hope for early consideration amid public inquiries.
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United States
Congress
Social Security Board
Webb
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Get A Victory Hair Cut And Curl Ad
Wartime summer style ad for a permanent wave shop at 108 East 4th offering youthful light hair treatments to look and feel best with a phone contact 254 for appointments.
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East 4Th
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Frances Bear Wolfe
Paxton Price
Marie Crossland
Phyllis Chandler
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Lenore Basham
Irene Harper
Bill McDowell
Charles Boreing
Paul Reynolds
Ed Clardy
Helen Richmond
Betty Smith
Ann Askren
Joyce Wyly
Ross Malone, Jr
Shirley Gray
Sarah Lucille White
Roberta Duffield Gaines
Pat Mitchell
Lawrence Wolfe
Bruin
Preyate
Brent Maea
Warner Bros
Charles Coburn
Frank Craven
Billie Burke
John Huston
Howard Koch
Elen Glasgow
Maa Steiner
Bete
You
Donald Duck
PECOS
Olivia
Eae
New Mexico
Sangre del Christo Mountains
Taos and
Santa Fe
Q’brien
Brn
Donlevy
Janet Blair
Lucille James Craig
Ceeuc Hardwicke
Dean Jagger
Peter Whitney
Billy Gilbert
Tom Tyler
Antonie Moreno
Saturday Evening Post
Ludington Kelland
Ours
Can Bennet
Cartoon
Nickson Hotel
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
W. W. Huntley
South Kansas
W. T. Neely
South Lea Avenue
David Davis
South Richardson
Clover Leaf Club
Cahoon Park
Arizona
Faye Manley
Faydelle Manley
San Angelo
Texas
Arden Boehner
Lois Jean
Betty Arden
Ralph Vandewart, Jr
Ralph Allen Vandewart, III
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vandewart
Rachel Stinebaugh
Dixie Dan Goode
Mrs. Opal Porter
Ashland
Kentucky
Lena Bruin
Kansas City
Missouri
R. A. Thompson
Fort Worth, Texas
Daugher
J. Walden Bassett
Mr. Bassett
J. Hamilton Tobin
Ruth Smock
Des Moines
Iowa
W. S. Smock
Charles Sandoval
Louis Sandoval
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Francis Seminary
Max Coll
Henry
Harry Leonard
Mabel Stewart
George W. Shoemaker
Lexington
Tweedies
JOYCE
Hazel Linard
West 4Th Street
Elizabeth
N. Richardson
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