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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

5

Informal Supper Party Honoring Miss Frances Schultz

Mrs. Frank Pattie and Mrs. J. Paul Reynolds hosted an informal hamburger fry at the Reynolds home 804 North Richardson Avenue to honor Miss Frances Schultz on the eve of her marriage to James T. Jennings next week. Guests shared outdoor buffet, presented crystal gifts, and sang together after the meal.

Frank Pattie J. Paul Reynolds Reynolds North Richardson Avenue Frances Schultz James T. Jennings Miss Schultz Faul Schultz L. H. Ross Marion Roney Gen Cooney Dorothy Lambeth Lucille Hanagan Ned Nickson Bianda Greenwade Edna Malone Sarah Whatley Thomas J. Stapp Seth Orell Ruth Jankes Emmett White Virginia Schrimsher Phyllis Chandler Mary Elizabeth Russell Max Riley Lenore Basham Geneva Bruin

McCall Circle Met For Tuesday Social at Groseclose Home

The McCall Circle of the Calvary Baptist church held a regular business and social meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John Groseclose's home. After the business session, games were played and a basket of gifts presented to Mrs. Joe Stribling. Refreshments were served to many members, including Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. Holtzclaw, Mrs. Everman, Mrs. Covington, Mrs. A. D. Groseclose, Mrs. Oracion, Mrs. Stribling, Mrs. Andrews, Alice Buchanan, Mrs. Hite, and hostesses Mrs. Myles Groseclose, Mrs. Mayfield, and Mrs. John Groseclose.

McCall Calvary Baptist Church John Groseclose Joe Stribling Davis Brooke Holtzclaw Everman Covington A. D. Groseclose Oracion Stribling Andrews Alice Buchanan

Betty Haymaker wins American Legion Award at Glendale Junior High

Betty Haymaker the only daughter of Mary Haymaker and granddaughter of local Legion veterans won the American Legion Award at Glendale Junior High during the June 17 graduation. The award honors courage, character, service, companionship, and scholarship and was presented by Glendale Post No. 127 commander Carl Waechter with a bronze pin plaque and certificate.

Elizabeth Mary Haymaker Betty Mary Haymaker Glendale American Legion Legion Carl Waechter Glendale Legion Post No. 127 O. R. Haymaker East Fifth Street Roswell American Legion Auxiliary Verne Haymaker South Dakota Dr. Haymaker

Off to Convention At Albuquerque

Local American Legion Auxiliary leaders depart for the state convention in Albuquerque. Mrs. R. L. Burrow and Mrs. Inez Dearholt head the delegation, with Anna Belle Walker representing the Junior Auxiliary, traveling by motor to the event.

American Legion Auxiliary R. L. Burrow Inez Dearholt LeRoy Walker Nannie Berry Wayne Drysdale Bussey Clarence Cooper Clarence Bogard Charles Richardson C. R. Covington Cliffonley Anna Belle Walker Albuquerque

China Faces Possible Major Clash as Planes Sought

Dispatches from Chungking report China's demand for more planes and heavy guns in anticipation of a full-scale clash with Japan. Chinese foreign minister Soong met with Roosevelt and Churchill in the United States, while observers in the wartime capital note a growing possibility that Hunan province could become the theater for a major Sino Japanese test of strength.

Chungking China T. V. Soong Roosevelt Churchill United States Hunan Gen. Chiang

Clover Leaf Club Hosts Mrs Porter Rogers

Calendar notes Clover Leaf Club with Mrs Porter Rogers at 812 N Delaware at 2:30 pm co hosted by Mrs Charles Porter. Friday features pen House 2 at First Methodist Church parsonage 206 N Pennsylvania Ave from 8 to 10 pm. T A meets with Mrs W H Cale at 709 W 8th St at 2:30 pm.

Clover Leaf Club Porter Rogers Delaware Charles Porter First Methodist Church North Pennsylvania Avenue Ww.c. T. A W. H. Cale West 8Th Street

1932 Bridge Club Entertained at 110 West Fifth Street

Mrs. Raymond Richmond entertained the 1932 Bridge Club last evening at her residence 110 West Fifth Street. Summer flowers adorned the rooms as two bridge tables were set. A sweet course preceded the games with players including Mrs. Poe Corn Mrs. Harry Blake Mrs. Charles Jones Mrs. Charles Whitney Jr Mrs. DeLoss Pickett Mrs. Bill Stanton and the hostess.

Raymond Richmond West Fifth Street Poe Corn Harry Blake Charles Jones Charles Whitney, Jr DeLoss Pickett Bill Stanton P. D. Wilson Richmond

Engagement of Caroline Stevens to Sgt O D Sirey Jr

Mr and Mrs A J Stevens of 1302 North Kentucky announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline to Sergeant O D Sirey Jr of Leavenworth Kentucky. Sgt Sirey is an instructor at Roswell Army Flying School and Miss Stephens is employed there as a stenographer. The notice appears in a 6-1916c edition with an ad offering a free world globe map with a $50 purchase at Ginsberg's Music Co.

Elizabeth Greene Jerome OD. Greene Calvin Irving Cambridge Mass Elizabeth Jerome Edward Nicholas Nicholas Berrendo Ginsberg Music Co A. J. Stevens North Kentucky Caroline O. D. Sirey, Jr Levenworth J. D. Sirey Sgt. Sirey Roswell Army Flying School Miss Stephens Ginsberg’s Music Co

American Woman In The Chinese Guerrilla Area

Adeline Gray recounts four months among Chinese guerrillas near Japanese occupied zones from inner Mongolia to Free China. She details guerrilla life, Japanese tactics to convert captives, American ties, near-daily danger escorting to Chungking, and a gift of American chocolates from a guerrilla chief.

Adeline Gray Chungking Inner Mongolia South China Sea America Chungking Free China

New Mexico Diet Not Good For Chicks

LAS VEGAS New Mexico June 24 In an experiment instructor Alton Poole of New Mexico Highlands University found that a diet of pinto beans blue corn meal white bread and similar items is not sufficient for chicks After seven weeks two died three had nervous breakdowns Poole said the lack of calcium and vitamin K led to failed blood clotting and severe nervous disorders The chicks also received dried fruit milk and meat County extension agent F L Wayne of Bernalillo county warned that grasshopper bait poison should not be left in sacks or piles as it will kill any creature that eats it except chickens.

Las Vegas N. M Alton Poole New Mexico Highlands University Poole New Mexico F. L. Wayne Bernalillo County

Fired for loafing not race at Camp Hale project

Army engineers said workers were dismissed for loafing and not delivering, denying discrimination claims. Major Ballard rejected Chavez’s assertion that 340 New Mexico and Colorado workers were fired for being Mexicans, while Col. Jabelonsky affirmed no worker discrimination is allowed at the project. Chavez called the action un-American and vowed Senate action. Las Vegas Lt. Gov. Quintana sought congressional investigation as Governor Miles rested at a New Mexico ranch.

Pando Colo Army Engineers Camp Hale R. W. Ballard Chavez DNM New Mexico Colorado Major Ballard Carl H. Jabelonsky U. S. District Engineers Denver Washington

Navy loving teen writes home from San Diego

Servan T. Trujillo, 17, who joined the Navy, reports he is feeling fine and likes the Navy. He says he is ready to help lick the Japs and urges other boys to enlist. Servando is stationed at San Diego, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucas E. Trujillo of 104 North Montana Avenue.

NAVY Servan T. Trujillo Servando San Diego Lucas E. Trujillo Montana Avenue

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