American Legion Auxiliary Breakfast Held at Roswell Club
Sweet peas and snap dragons decorated the tables at a seven thirty morning breakfast for the American Legion Auxiliary at Roswell Country Club. Fidac committee led by Mrs. Mathilda H. Oglesby and Mrs. W. C. Matthews supervised the menu. After, Mrs. A F Madison presided over routine business and a charity comfort project was organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Roswell Country Club
Fidac
Mathilda H. Oglesby
W. C. Matthews
O. L. Liston
A .F. Madison
Mmes
A. F. Madison
William J. Featty
H. A. Ingalls
O. N. Wherrett
Dewey Pilant
Ralph H. Herring
O. B. Greenwade
Frank Whittaker
E. Bryant
R. W. Drysdale
James V. Duffin
S. P. Hannifin
Herman Crile
V. Lowe
R. Burke Sanders
E. K.westhafer
D. H. Pace
M. ©. Marten
M. H. Oglesby
Val L. Fulcher
LeRoy Thompson
G—O—-Y
Social and club notices fill Roswell pages
The Chums and Pards groups held meetings at local homes with hostesses serving refreshments. Communities announced upcoming house parties, travels to Washington DC and Honolulu, and members visiting relatives. Distinguishing club leader Mrs J D Atwood returned from Albuquerque to plan the New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs meeting in October with notable guests from Brockton and national presidents to visit Albuquerque Santa Fe and Carlsbad caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chums
O O. Askren
North
Kentucky Avenue
Ottolee
Anne Askren
Jane Covert
Betty Fleehart
Ona Louise Rowell
Edith Coppedge
Clara Lambeth
Louise Lyda
Marjorie White
Ruth Jean Smith
Merle Haynes
Maxine Blackmar
Mildred Turner
Dorothy Brown
Marjorie St. John
Ebba Hammer
Katherine Hanny
Frances McClure
Pards
Eugene Allison
J. L. Williams
Gilbert Pfeiffer
Bill Hanagan
David Dunn
Harry Barnes
Bill Lambeth
Joe Harper
Joe Bob Nickson
L. D. Stockton
Junior Dunn
Bill Burketaller
Phil Helmig Jr
Pals
Mary
Katherine Walter
Mary Louise Mitchell
Minerva Pearson
Frances Jewett
Martha Connor
Laura Hedgcoxe
Jean Cauhape
J. Walter McClaran
Stephenie Prager
Jane Cassedy
Steve
Anne
Patricia McClaran
Washington D. C
Williams
Prager
South Main
Billie Cassedy
Washington D C
Esther Prager
Colorado
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Miss Madeina’s School For Girls
Washington
Mills College
New Mexico
J. D. Atwood
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
C. K. Childress
Albuquerque
Fred Gilman
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Philip North Moore
Las Cruces
Thomas G. Winter
Clovis
Grace T. Bear
John D. Sherman
Las Vegas
Poole
Santa Fe
Carlsbad Caverns
Worthingtons Host Farewell Supper For Wilde Friends
Dr and Mrs William Worthington entertain the supper bridge club at Military Heights home in pink and purple Larkspur as they compliment Mr and Mrs Edward Wilde who soon leave Roswell for a Miami, Florida home. Guests include Norman Fee Hugh Huff Jr H Bruce Griffith Neil B Watson and Miss Gertrude Zink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Wilde
Jimmy
Miami Florida
Wilde
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Florida
Scouting For
Mrs. Wilde
Roswell
William N. Worthington
Military Heights
Miami
Delightful Western Trip and Attend Wedding
Mrs. C. C. Martin and grandchildren Misses Charlotte and Mitcred St. John and Martin Boswell plan a three weeks motor trip to California. They will visit the Grand Canyon en route and attend the marriage of Miss Ruth McCleneghan to Dr. Rob McCleneghan in Omaha, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Martin
Charlotte
Mitcred St. John
Martin Boswell
Martin
Points
California
Grand Canyon
Ruth McCleneghan
Sam McCleneghan
Omaha
Nebraska
Rob
Marriage in Glendale for Cunningham Relative of MartIn Family
The ceremony on June 30 at the Little Church of the Flowers in Forest Lawn Memocrat Park Glendale will unite Miss Cunningham of Los Angeles and a groom connected to the Martin family. The bride is related to Mrs. Martin and sister of Sam McConeghan Jr., a cadet at NM M 4 who will accompany his parents to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Cunningham
Los Angeles
Martin
Sam McConeghan Jr
Martin-Boswell-Yoder Ranch
C. C. Martn
Roswell
Tobis family travels in deluxe Aerocar to Chicago
W. H. Tobis of Alhambra California and three relatives passed through Roswell en route to Chicago for the Century of Progress. The Rev coupe carried an Aerocar by Curtis with five seats, kitchen, toilet, radio and telephone, weighing 1885 pounds empty. Tobis said speeds of 45 to 50 mph were typical and planned an East tour after the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tobis
Alhambra
California
Roswell
Century of Progress
Chicago
H& Rev
Tob
Clemency Not Sought for Johnson in Santa Fe
At a Santa Fe parole board session the state penitentiary board did not hear any clemency appeal for Johnson who was convicted of killing a Santa Fe girl. The board will not meet again before Johnson's scheduled execution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Penitentiary Board
Ed Swope
Johnson
Miss Roswell Be Selected Yucca Tonight
Roswell's Miss Roswell competition gathers twenty charming young ladies at Yucca Theatre with five out of town judges choosing a winner for poise and grace. The winner advances to finals August 10 and 11 at the same theatre, as Chaves County selects another entrant tomorrow night. Gus Lemp and his orchestra provide music for tonight and Friday, with numerous local sponsors and fashion-show participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Roswell
Yucca
Gus Lemp
World Conference Debates Dollar and Debt Deals Progress
Report from the United States page notes easing tensions after a British debt settlement offer of 10 million dollars toward a 75.95 million installment, with Caecito Da Matia of Portugal endorsing a tariff truce. China backs silver pricing and warns Japan on the Monroe Doctrine, while Canada’s Bennett urges easy money and currency stabilization. Monetary committee talks stall over chairmanship as Colijn gains French support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
United States
Caecito da Matia
Portugal
Roosevelt
America
China
T. V. Soong
India
Monetary Committee
Georges Bonnet
Cox
Hendryk Colijn
Netherlands
Dollar vs Pound Likely To Stabilize As Rate Quoted
At noon today the dollar traded around 4.09 pounds as U S currency movements signaled potential stabilization in the foreign exchange market. The report notes a strong market mood and the pound's handling amid ongoing economic developments.
For Rent Modern Five Room Furnished House
For rent a modern five room house fully furnished at an attractive price to permanent renter. Apply 811 North Kentughg.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Thorpe
Ithys
Francis X. Murphy
Mary Elizabeth Tigner
Floriana Tigner
Mr. Murphy
Manitowox
Wisconsin
R. M. Tigner
Columbus
Ohio
John C. Martens
Nashvile
Tenn
Charles B. Hanson
Martens
Hazel Hanson
Conservatories of
Mazel Budin
Lafayette
Budin
McClure
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
John McClure
Mary A. Hill
Nell Hill
Dallas
Bassett- Thompson
Bernard Johnston
Walden Bassett
Stylvaster
PP. Johnson Jr
Howard C. Buchly
Gordon Kinney
M. E. Missionary Society
N. L. Linebaugh
Walter Gill
E. B. Johnston
A. C. Jones
Friendly Bible Class
Southern M. E. Church
Grover Welter
Missouri
James N. Bujne
Robert
Carlsbad
Norman Fee
Ilness
Bray-Moore Shop
J. P. White Bldg
Bathing Beauty Revue
Sally Eilers
James Dunn
Princess Theatre
Yucca Theatre
Princess
3 Barrymore
Putin
Lee Tracy
G. Robinson
the Little Giant
Wheeler and Woolsey
Marian Davies
Walter Huston
Robert Montgomery
Jimmy Durante
Madge Evans
Hell
The
Man
E” Yvalcad “Cay
Yom Keene
Yucca and
Princess Theatres
MISS
David Dallas
Fanchon Coy
Shirley Gray
Mary Louise Potter
Mary Alice Rabb
Miss Nickson
Jane Brookshier
Gilkeson
Josephne Goodner
Rodden Studio
Betty Freehart
Yucca Beauty Service
Sue Morley
Heamilton’s Just-Rite Cleaners
Mary Kathryn Waller
Roswell Auto Co
Lucille Finkhousen
Montgomery Ward & Co
Louise
Alice Pritchard
Orchid Beauty Shop
Bobby Fish
Helen Louise Goodwin
J. C. Penney & Co
Old Mission Beauty Shop
Kersey
Ayers
Katheryn S2
Lee
Shirley Bload
Worth
Gus Lemp Orchestra
Jewellyvoodner
Japan
Far East
R. B. Bennett
Canada
London
New York
Bennett
Germany
Wiliam E. Dodd
Blackstone Avenue
Acme
Morrisons Jewelry Store
American Tobacco
Benmggeff
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