Day of Prayer Service at First Christian Church
A reverent World Day of Prayer service on March 3 at First Christian Church drew a large crowd. Theme Follow Thou Me featured a music program led by Mrs. R D Jones with a diverse choir from local churches and country costumes eye catching as each group prayed for a different region including Africa Britain Ireland Central Europe China India Japan Mexico North America India Philippines South America and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ena
LeRoy Thompson
R. D. Jones
I. A. Witham
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Africa
Sarah Washington
O. R. Haymaker
British Isles
England
W. B. McCoy
Scotland
J. McMartin
Ireland
G. N. Carothers
H. R. Andrew
Europe
D. Pilant
A. W. Ullrich
China
C. E. Lannom
E. F. Hayslip
India
J. D. Shinkle
Arthur Stevens
Japan
National Business Week Opens Church Event in Roswell
The Roswell Business and Professional Women's Club will observe National Business Women's Week by attending church as a group at First Methodist Church South on Sunday evening March 5. Pastor H C Henderson will share a sermon written for the occasion with special choir music led by Mrs John C Martens. All business and professional women are invited to attend at 7:15 at the front entrance.
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M. E. Womans Missionary Society
Westminster Hall
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Olivet
D. E. Keeney
Predge
Womans Club
P. A. Small
Garrett
Small
Rockies
Manuel M. Oracion
Roswell
M. E. Church
South
H. C. Henderson
John C. Martens
Presbyterian S. S. class entertained at Jankes home
Ruth Kankes hosted a patriotic party for the Presbyterian Sunday school class taught by Frances McClure at 607 West Sixth Street. Red white and blue decor and refreshments featured, with guests including Dorothy Gessert Myra St John Marion McDonald Peggy Lund Lois Crowder Margaret Wilkins Frances Schultz Lorraine Wherrett Joyce Sanders Marceline Schaubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kankes
Presbyterian
Frances McClure
A. H. Jankes
West Sixth Street
Miss McClure
Dorothy Gessert
Myra St. John
Marion McDonald
Peggy Lund
Lois Crowder
Margaret Wilkins
Frances Schultz
Lorraine Wherrett
Joyce Sanders
Marceline Schaubel
Entre Nous Bridge Club Hostess Mrs Herring
Sweet peas and terns decorated the rooms as Mrs. Ralph H. Herring entertained the Entre Nous Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon. After the games a salad course was served by the hostess to Mrs. Will Whatley, Mrs. J. P. Haynes, and others.
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Ralph H. Herring
Entre Nous
Marguerite Lemp Hosts Delightful Home Dance
A. W. Lemp home at 202 South Washington Avenue hosted a charming home dance led by Miss Marguerite Lemp. Music by the Lemp dance orchestra, festive favors, and refreshments highlighted the evening. Guests included Jean Foreman, Barney Hall, Margaret Patterson, Bob Puckett, Jane Welter, Loyd Taylor and many others.
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Marguerite Lemp
A. W. Lemp
Washington Avenue
Lemp
Jean Foreman
Barney Hall
Margaret Patterson
Bob Puckett
Jane Welter
Loyd Taylor
Effie Jane Crosby
Glaze Sacra
Sara Louise Whatley
Frank St
Birthday party for Eugene Waggoner and shower for Mrs Tankersley
Eugene Waggoner celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at 1301 North Richardson Avenue. Guests included Bobbie Bear and Shirley Simms among others, with a large white birthday cake and ice cream. A separate surprise shower honored Mrs Hershell Tankersley at 409 West Twelfth Street, featuring games, prizes, and refreshments.
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Eugene
James D. Waggoner
North Richardson Avenue
St. Patrick
Bobbie Bear
Shirley Simms
Charles and
Petty Ward
Bobbie Glen Wa
Herbert Tankersley
Ike Ricketson
Hershell Tankersley
West Twelfth Street
Mmes
Joseph Falconi
Hugh Day
R. O. Brewer
Luther Tankersley
R. L. Willis
John F. Boydstuy
Frank Clements
Earl Tankersley
Herbert Taylor
Lloyd Gary
Herman Tankersley
J. W. Burns
A. T. Gunter
O. M. Sparks
St Patrick Luncheon Honors Mrs Church at UNM
Mrs F B Goodwin hosted a one o clock St Patrick luncheon this afternoon honoring Mrs Catherine Docking Church house mother for Alpha Chi Omega at the University of New Mexico. The table gleamed with white sweet peas ferns and green candles and shamrock place cards marked covers for Church L D Tucker Charles F Beeson H A Ingalls E J Baker M W Hodges L T Lewis C L Bynum F W Finkheusen and the hostess. The guest of honor is thrilled with her new job and boss and is noted for her lemon chiffon pie.
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John E. Maher
Captain Maher
Army Staff of
New Mexico Military Institute
Fort Hliss
John H. Colliers
Beverly H. Coiner
North Sea Avenue
Maher
Institute
Frank J. Thompson
Charles J. Ward
D. C. Pearson
F. B. Goodwin
St. Patrick
Catherine Docking Church
Alpha Chi Omega
University of New Mexico
Shamrock
Mmes. Church
L. D. Tucker
Charles F. Beeson
H. A. Ingalls
E. J. Baker
M. W. Hodges
FDR Calls for Broad War Powers and Economic Changes
Roosevelt outlines a crisis program to put people to work, spur land use, raise farm values, prevent foreclosures, cut costs across government, and unify relief efforts. He links banking reforms to ending speculation and ensuring a sound currency while promising national planning and strong oversight. Weather and inaugural scenes color the day as Roosevelt rides to the Capitol with Hoover amid scattered sunshine.
Wilmot Sees Favorable Hearing On State Tax Bill
Wilmot reports New Mexico legislators heard from merchants and county officials at a hearing on SB 124 aimed at a state occupation tax. Lawmakers asked many questions and show growing support for a sales tax as education by taxpayers’ groups improves sentiment. An amendment passed yesterday to require 75 percent of chains to comply.
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Ters
New Mexico
Holland
Chaves County
Wilmot
Santa Fe
Tax revenue to fund local bonds and school funds delayed vote
The plan required that most revenue return to its origin for sinking fund bond retirement or school maintenance if no bonds existed. A hearing set for Thursday was postponed to Friday afternoon. Mr. Holland and Mr. Wilmot returned to Roswell last night.
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Mr. Holland
Mr. Wilmot
Roswell
Falcon Electrical Service Radio Repairs Ad
Local repair unit advertises comprehensive radio repair services with the motto no fix no pay. Falcon Electrical Service operates at 125 West Second Street and offers on-site or shop repairs for all radio models.
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Falcon
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Beta Delphian
Burton C. Mossman
P. m
Business and Professional Womens Club
Nickson Coffee Shop
D. H. Pace
East Grand Plains
Parent Teachers Association
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
J. D. Atwood
W. E. Bondurant
Atwood
West Third Street
Southern M. E. Missionary Society
St. Patrick Silver
Roy Norton
Charming
Glen Brown
Oscar White
Bridge
Glen A. Brown
Silver City
J. E. Zumwalt
Mmes. Brown
Zumwalt
Ll. W. Carter
Albbert H. Schuler
F. A. B. MacKeil
James R. Daughtry
T. W. King
E. L. Lyda
National Business Week
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Piaking
Chief Red Eagle
Mary Jane Robinson
Will Robinson
Carlsbad
ENTRE
Zane Grey
Neil O'Day
Betsy King Ross
Tenue
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Tracy
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Mrs. Tankerslei
State School For the Blind
Elizabeth Garrett
Alamogordo
Nancy
Fort Bliss
John H. Collier
Collier
West College’ Rivd
F. W. Finkhousen
Miss Joyce
Albuquerque
Kayo Schuler
Madge Ingal
H. A. Ingall, Jr
Nara Visa
Charles A. Jones
Pine Lodge
F B. Goodwen
Lee Hendricks
Daisy Notley- Guffin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Daniel Ericourt
Ericourt
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Herbert Witherspoon
Lily Pons
Rosa Ponselle
Jascha Heifitz
Harol Samuels
Jose Surki
Joseph Hofmann
Walter Geiselring
Paderewski
Cincinnati Symphony
Mrs. Church
Roosevelt
Congress
U. S
Chicago
Washington
Mrs. Hoover
Walter Reel Hospital
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol
Rooesvelt
President Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Nance Garner
United States
Roswell Laundry Co
Southwestern Public Service Company P. S
Cahoon Armory
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