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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1942

Page

5

Elizabeth Murphy New President State B and N W Clubs

Elizabeth Murphy of Las Cruces is named president of the New Mexico Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at its 19th annual convention in Albuquerque. Marge Hack of Santa Fe and Clarice Swink of Raton are elected vice presidents, with Emma Scotfield of Lordsburg as secretary.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Elizabeth Murphy Las Cruces Marge Hack Santa Fe Clarice Swink Raton Emma Scotfield Lordburg

Roswell Garden Club Meets at Scheuneman Home

The Roswell Garden Club gathered last evening at F. W. Scheuneman and wife’s 506 South Union home. President Mrs John McClure led a talk on Price Control by Mrs Van Syckle of the Consumers Division of O P A. Members shared poetry, flower names, and an original story. A committee was formed to plan planting for the Past Chapel at Roswell Army Flying School and to arrange flowers for the chapel. Mr Scheuneman showcased his hand carved wooden miniature town with electric features. Attending were Major and Mrs John McClure, Mrs J A Manning, Mrs Willis Ford, Mrs E H Williams, Mrs Ralph Vandewart, Miss Curtis Clonts, Mrs Orville Cookson, and the hosts.

Roswell Scheuneman Major John McClure J. A. Manning Willis Ford E. H. Williams Ralph Vandewart Curtis Clont

Gordon-Willington Rites In Carlsbad

Roswell couple announces the marriage of their daughter Dovie to lament W Gordon of Artesia. The ceremony occurred Sunday June seventh at Carlsbad First Methodist with Rev C E Jameson presiding. The couple will reside in Los Angeles after a wedding trip to Santa Fe. The bride is a 1942 Roswell High School graduate. the groom, an Artesia High School 1938 graduate, has worked with National Brands Inc. in Los Angeles.

R. H. Willingham Roswell Dovie W. Gordon Carl Gordon Artesia Carlsbad C. E. Jameson First Methodist Church Don Jenson Roswell High School Artesia High School Los Angeles California Lewis R. Gordon National Brands, Inc Gordon Santa Fe

Rebekah Lodge Regular Meeting in K P Hall

The Rebekah Lodge held its regular gathering at the K P Hall with a brief business session. Captain Mrs Mage Link and the memorial drill team presented a notable program followed by a talk by Mr Will Robinson and music by Mr C A Richardson and his orchestra. Refreshments were served to numerous Rebekahs and honored guests by hostesses Mage Link Beulah Schrimsher and Eva Thomas.

Rebekah Lodge K. P. Hall Mage Link Rebekah Memorial Will Robinson C A. Richardson Beulah Schrimsher Eva Thomas M. OO. McCracken Lou Fink C. A. Richardson

Breakfast For Soldiers At St Peters Parish Hall

Holy Name Society of St Peters Catholic Church hosted a breakfast after the 8 o clock Mass in the Parish Hall. Soldiers from Roswell Flying School were guests with short remarks by Albert Diddy Major Kelly and Father Christian. Mary Louise Unrein sang two numbers with Lee Henrichs on piano. Parish ladies assisted in serving.

Holy Name Society St. Peters Catholic Church Roswell

Hitler’s transport misstep slowed German war effort

The piece notes Hitler prioritized fast road networks for quick troop movement but overextended railways pay and upkeep. Rail reliance rose as fuel, lubricants, and vehicle wear strained motor logistics. German railways, largely state-run, suffered under wartime demand and political use, with stock shortages and aging rolling stock.

Mrs. A. D. Jones Installed Regent At DAR Meeting

The Roswell Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held its final meeting at Lake Van, installing Mrs. A. D. Jones as Regent. Ceremony was led by Mrs. John D. Brown of Clovis with hostesses Mrs. George Wilcox, Mrs. E. H. Hubard, Mrs. W. A. Losey and Mrs. Wilbur Coe. A day room for Roswell Army Flying School was proposed, and reports covered the Chicago Continental Congress and price control. Distinct guests included Rolla Hinkle and several Clovis officials.

Roswell The Daughters of the American Revolution Lake van A. D. Jones John D. Brown Clovis George Wilcox E. H. Hubbard W. A. Losey Wilbur Coe Max Coll Roswell Army B. B. Wilson Nixon Berry Flortal James F. Hinkle Continental Congress Chicago Ill Rolla Hinkle A. D Mmes Howard Amason Charles Barger Russell Bird J. P. Cauhope Earl Clardy Eva Cooper Omar Foster G. L. Geyer W. H. Hortenstein J. E. Marlowe Fred Nelson M. L. Norton John Peck George Perrine John Rhea T. A. Sacra L. J. Vaudeler W. S. Welty K. A. Yoder

Rubber item collection guidance at filling stations

A continuation notes collectors should avoid accepting hard rubber battery boxes and ensure removal of metal, wood, and feather from items containing rubber when delivered at filling stations. It lists hundreds of rubber articles including bottles, gloves, rain coats, jar rings, and rubber ashtray tires. The guidance emphasizes stripping non rubber components before acceptance.

Rev Father Francis Cellerier Dies In New Mexico

Veteran priest of 30 years in Catholic churches across New Mexico dies in a hospital at 78. A France native, he arrived in 1913 and served most recently as chaplain for Sisters of Loreto at Bernalillo for twelve years. Funeral mass set for 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Bernalillo.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Francis Cellerier France Sisters of Loretto Academy Bernalillo

Great Increase In Waterfowl

Washington reports waterfowl numbers rose by 30 million last year, the largest one year gain. About 100 million birds returned to nesting regions this spring, vs 7 million last year and under 30 million in 1935. Species like canvasback redhead and ruddy duck now exist in healthier numbers under managed conditions.

Washington United States Fish and Wildlife Service Wwisé

Miss Frances Schultz to Be Honored with Parties

Miss Frances Schultz bride elect will receive several social courtesies before her marriage to James T Jennings. A supper bridge is planned for tomorrow evening hosted by Miss Marion Roney at 809 North Pennsylvania Avenue. A tea is set for Sunday June 21 at the new residence of Mrs Emmett White with Mrs Max Riley co hosting. Early next week Mrs J Paul Reynolds and Mrs Frank Pattie will entertain for Miss Schultz.

Frances Schultz James T. Jennings Marion Roney North Pennsylvania Avenue Emmett White Max Riley J. Paul Reynolds Frank Pattie Schultz

Club O'Ten Holds Regular Meeting

The Club O Ten held its June luncheon in the Nickson Hotel private dining room. A Madonna lily and blue delphinium centerpiece graced the tables. Attendees included Mrs Mary McCullough, Mrs C A Baker, Mrs John St John of Albuquerque, Mrs W W Phillips, Mrs C E Mason, Mrs Charles Beeson, Mrs J P White, Mrs Jack Moore, Mrs E A Cahoon, and Mrs George Rankin of Louisville. Mrs C E Mason led the program on the U S O.

Club O’ Ten Nickson Hotel Mary McCullough C. A. Baker John St. John Albuquerque New Mexico W. W. Phillips C. E. Mason Charles Beeson J. P. White Jack Moore E. A. Cahoon George Rankin Louisville, Ky C. E Mason

U. S. Air Front in Eastern Mediterranean Stir Remains Unclear

News reports say U S bombers operated in Turkey and possibly Sevastopol while Axis actions push in Libya and Crimea. German claims of Sevastopol gains accompany assertions of a broader Red Army struggle as Allied and Axis fronts show renewed activity and strategic moves. Eastern Star to meet at Masonic temple tomorrow night with a Price Ceiling discussion on the agenda.

Mediterranean Turkey Sevastopoland Russia U. S London United States Atlantic Libya Tobruk Ain E Gazala Sevastopol Red Army Adolf Hitler Crimean Black Sea Kharkov Caucasus Eastern Star

Marian Martin Pattern 9001 Shirtfrock Offered

two day-long versatile Marian Martin shirtfrock pattern 9001 for misses and women sizes ranging 16 to 46. pattern notes U-shaped front yoke smart collar ribbon trim yoked action back and size 36 needs 4 yards 35 inch fabric. send 15 cents plus 1 cent mailing for order to The Daily Record Pattern Department with size name address and style number.

Marian Martin The Daily Record

Revival Meeting at Chautauqua Tent in Hot Springs

A revival meeting for colored people led by evangelist Thomas H. Coopwood of Hot Springs opens last night at the Chautauqua tent corner Tilden and Virginia and runs through Sunday night June 28. Assisting are Pastor R W Nelson Mrs Thomas H Coopwood Fern Coopwood and others. The Newcomers Study Group meets tomorrow June 16 at 1 PM at 1512 North Washington Avenue for a picnic and swimming party hosted by Mrs H R Bissell. contact Mrs Carl W Andrews for details.

Chautauqua Tent Tilden Virginia Thomas H. Coopwood Hot Springs Arkansas Coopwood R. W. Nelson Fern Coopwood Uthe H. R. Bissell North Washington Avenue Carl W. Andrews

Lions Prepare Roswell Grounds for Steer Roping Show

Roswell Lions spent hours repairing corrals and chutes and installing fences to ready the rodeo grounds for the world championship steer roping event between Carl Arnold and Bob Crosby next Sunday at 2 PM. About 20 Lions worked under Lion Howard E. Babcock to disc the arena and set aside parking, with Crosby contributing by roping several steers before the project and praised the grounds as mighty fine.

Roswell Lion Howard E. Babcock Bob Crosby

Choice Bedding Plants Now One Half Price

Glover's Flowers offers half price on select bedding plants for gardens. Snapdragons verbenas petunias pinks portulaca and other choices available at 405 West Alameda with phone 275 6-1014c.

Glover’s Flowers West Alameda

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