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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1941
Page
4
Dress pattern 9658 offers a versatile detachable peplum for a Marian Martin frock. Change styling by front or back ties or omit the peplum for a simple belt look. Sizes 12 to 20, 35 3/8 yards 39 inch fabric, price fifteen cents for pattern, twenty five cents for book and pattern together.
Mrs Esther H Schaubel addressed the B and P Womans Club at the Nickson Hotel during a seven o clock supper meeting. The program featured health standards talks, a health department overview, and a Brownie troop sponsorship, with new members welcomed and multiple club members in attendance.
Mrs Robert Bear entertained the 1927 Bridge Club with luncheon and cards at her North Main Street home. Guests included Mmes Ball Lodewick McGee White and others. Newcomers Club hosts party planned for Friday at the club house with several hostesses.
News briefs show Miss Pal mer ill at St Marys hospital and Miss Laura Whiteman, daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Whiteman, named among top NMU students with a straight A record. Jean Watt marries Cecil Rockhold in Kansas City. Dr Marion M Roland Jr to Fort Bliss for active duty while Marion III stays with grandmother in Roswell. First aid classes offered under Red Cross defense. Miss Hilda Reque from New York speaks to Woman's Missionary Society. multiple church society meetings and installations noted with various hosts and officers.
Waldo Little, once critically ill at Fort Worth Texas, has shown significant improvement and prompts high hopes for recovery. His father O E Little will return home tonight and be in his office tomorrow while Mrs Little stays with Waldo in Fort Worth. Waldo was born in Roswell and grew up here.
The Junior Womans Club held its regular meeting with Miss Geneva Bruin presiding. Minutes and correspondence were read. a ski party was planned and three delegates were voted to attend the Federated Clubs district meeting in Carlsbad. Eileen Dempsey won first in the Time current event. Jane Russell Oberkampf spoke on Ecuador with related displays. Ruth Cobean presented a Congo lesson on the portable victrola.
Mrs Joe Robertson and Mrs Larry Doyle hosted a spring morning party at 901 North Sea for Mrs H O Hodson. The home featured bouquets of sweet peas pansies and violets with white storks as decor. Guests included Mines James Mason Gordon Clouser Ray Platt Ben Ginsberg H O DeSnarley Paul Wilmot Ed Harbaugh E W Mitchell Jr Clyde Marley A B Carpenter R P Waggoner Miss Jean Watt and the hostesses.
The First Aid Instructors Club was organized last night at the home of Mrs. Mary Nail on West Deming Street. The membership is composed of qualified instructors in Red Cross First Aid who will instruct the First Aid classes now being organized in Roswell. An election of officers resulted in Mrs. H. E. Miller as chairman, Mrs. Nail as vice-chairman, Mrs. C. M. Meyners as publicity chairman, Joseph Strong as property chairman, and Mrs. Effie Brown as secretary-treasurer. Members present included Mrs. Miller, Louis Fay, Effie Brown, C. M. Meyners, Miss Lillis Fisher, Miss Eula Bybee, Homer Dunagan, Joseph Strong, John E. Lawler, Lewis Jones, and Mrs. Nail.
Mr and Mrs John Bragg Beers hosted the Monday Club for dinner and bridge at their country home. The group dined at a single table with a spring flower centerpiece and played contract after dinner.
The Business and Professional Woman's Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Buck Russell's home on North Sea Street. Miss Etta Lannom presided over a short meeting and gifts were presented to Mrs. C G Erwin who recently moved from Portales. A comfort was sent to the orphan's home and a light salad course was served. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Brenan, Lulu Day, Earl Hall, Amos Monk, C G Erwin, Nina Cullen, Anna Nihart, Ella Flood, Pauline Harper, Etta Lannom, Martha Cowan, and the hostess.
Mr and Mrs O A Whitt and their family relocate to Roswell from Trinidad Colorado. Mr Mee assumes the role of manager in the Alliance department at Montgomery Ward store. Home Grow Spinaen Young and Tender Andersons Gardens adv
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