Jessie Lee Williams Wins D A R Contest
Announcement by Mrs. B B Wilson state chairman of the D A R Good Citizenship Pilgrimage selects from thirty one contestants. Jessie Lee Williams from State Teachers College High School Silver City New Mexico wins for best paper judged by University of New Mexico historians. She earns a trip to Washington DC for the national D A R meeting. Other winners include Josephine Fayil Tucumcari Hobbs Mary Margaret Clark Hobbs Sophie Calder Cimarron and Ethleen Harvey Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Wilson
North
Missouri Avenue
Christian Endeavor Hosts Don Smith at Home
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor held an evening gathering at Don Smith's home on North Kentucky Avenue hosted by Major and Mrs. John E. Smith. Officers elected include President Charlotte Reese Vice President Richard Elgin Secretary Ruth Kirkwood and Treasurer Don Smith. A social hour followed with ping pong games and refreshments provided by Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Smith
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Major
John E. Smith
North
Kentucky Avenue
Charlotte Reese
Richard Elgin
Ruth Kirkwood
Smith
Dorothy Orton
Rachel Crowder
Marjorie Robertson
Bessie Kirkwood
Ruth Reese
Lisette Gessert
Betty Herring
Owens Dunnahoo
Mrs. F. Myrick Russell
Eastern Star Hosts Game Party at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star held a brief business meeting at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Mrs. Walter D. McPherson presiding. Guests from Hagerman Spring City Tenn Longview Texas joined a game night in the banquet room hosted by entertainment chair Ewing Lusk, with St Patrick motif refreshments served by Mrs. Charles Butler Mrs. Russell Dallas and Mrs. Walter Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Walter D. McPherson
Ewing Lusk
Hagerman
Spring City
Tenn
Longview
Texas
Charles Butler
Russell Dallas
Walter Gill
Tuesday Forty-Two Club Meets at Mrs Green's Home
The Tuesday Forty-two Club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Roy Green at 1209 North Sea Avenue. A St Patrick motif sweet course followed the games. Guests included Mrs Carl Verhines Mrs Berry Heine Mrs Virgil Grantham Mrs Cecil Pendergrass Mrs Roy Bullock Mrs Ralph Page Mrs Worley Ingram and the hostess.
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Roy Green
North Sea Avenue
St. Patrick
Mmes
Carl Verhines
Berry Heine
Virgil Grantham
Cecil Pendergrass
Roy Bullock
Ralph Page
Worley Ingram
Mrs. Green
Missouri Avenue P T A Sees Fine Talk From Dr LeRoy Thompson
The Missouri Avenue P T A met at 3:30 in the school building with Mrs. J B Pirtle presiding. Delegates to the state convention in Gallup in April were elected and a committee led by Mrs. Raymond Smith was formed to review bills on public school funds. Marion Sanders room won the attendance prize. Peggy Joyce Horton played Dutch Dance. Reverend LeRoy Thompson, guest speaker, spoke on juvenile court work.
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Missouri Avenue
J. B. Pirtle
Gallup
Verdi Gill
Tom Mann
P. D. Wilson
Earl Corn
Norton Kessell
Patrick Williams
Raymond Smith
Marion Sanders
Peggy Joyce Horton
LeRoy Thompson
Mrs Blake Hosts 1932 Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry Blake entertained the 1932 Bridge Club at her newly remodeled home 1309 North Kentucky Avenue. Two tables played contract while sweet peas decorated the rooms. A sweet course was served to Mines P. D. Wilson, Deloss Pickett, Raymond Richmond, Charles Jones, Fred Croom, Walter Jones, Maudeline Crossen, Mrs J B Allison of Billings Montana, and the hostess.
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Harry Blake
Bridge Club
North
Kentucky Avenue
P. D. Wilson
Deloss Pickett
Raymond Richmond
Charles Jones
Fred Croom
Walter Jones
Maudeline Crossen
J. B. Allison
Billings
Montana
Blake
Miss Edna Malone Hosts 1940 Bridge Club
Miss Edna Malone entertained the 1940 Bridge Club at her home on North Pennsylvania Avenue. Three contract tables featured St Patrick motif decorations and a sweet course was served after games. Attendees included Nancy Billzey, Lucille Hanagan, Ladye Dee Jones, Genevieve Cooney, Marion Roney, Frances Schultz, Jane Lewis, Mrs Ned Nickson, Mrs Frank Goodwin, two guests, Mrs Charles Boreing, Miss Jane Ellen McWhorter, and the hostess.
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Edna Malone
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Patricks
Nancy Billzey
Lucille Hanagan
Ladye Dee Jones
Genevieve Cooney
Marion Roney
Frances Schultz
Jane Lewis
Ned Nickson
Plan Safety for School Children in New Mexico
Santa Fe officials announce March 9 to 14 as school bus safety week. State education department says motorists ignore school zone laws and stresses that drivers hold the balance of power. Teachers and drivers will join demonstrations as civic and church groups support safety programs. Authorities cite dangers from failure to observe bus loading station laws.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Department of Education
Berrendo Club Holds All Day Meeting At Brinkers Home
The Berrendo Club met yesterday at Mrs. Eugene C Brinker s home with Mrs. Lewis Brown as co host for an all day gathering and noon covered dish luncheon. President Harrison Williams led the business meeting and a Red Cross sewing session was planned for March 12 at Mrs. W T Clardy s home. Guest speaker Mrs Arthur J Stevens spoke on a Canada and New England travelogue with maps and souvenirs. Also noted were members and guests including Mrs C R Webb, Mrs Arthur J Stevens, Mrs Ewing Lusk, and hostesses Mrs Lewis Brown and Mrs Brinker. The Junior Guild of St Andrews will meet next Monday at 706 North Kansas Avenue with Mrs St J Marshall co host.
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Berrendo Club
Eugene C. Brinker
Lewis Brown
Harrison Williams
Red Cross
W. T. Clardy
Oscar Greene
Guy Rowe
Arthur J. Stevens
Canada
New England States
Mmes. E. L. Brown
Robert Glock
M. H. Madigan
Guy M. Rowe
L. C. Tow
Corinne Lambeth
Emory Hurt
Hurry Up Meals Quick Recipes for Busy Days
The article suggests three rapid dishes to lift a quick outdoor outing. It highlights a hot dessert to round out a cold lunch, a fast French toast option, and a slapdash salad that delivers substantial results with minimal time. Each item targets speed and practicality for hurried meals.
Pards Society Held Special Meeting in Roswell
A Roswell Pards Society special meeting at Bill McCutcheon’s 104 South Washington Avenue discussed the Founders Day stag banquet at The Poplars, seven thirty p.m. Details included a research committee report and list of attendees. Other notes cover community events and local group meetings this week.
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Pards Society
Bill McCutcheon
South
Washington Avenue
the Poplars
George DeShurley
Howard Bloom
Frank Blair
Ted Brown
Bill Shreeengost
Don Shadinger
Charles Malone
John Powers
Hugh Hanagan
J. B. Sullivan
Jimmy DeVoss
Ben Kelly
Jerry Owen
Dick Gallivan
Pledge Paul O'Meara
Strikes Continue The Ford Threat
Ford personnel chief Harry Bennett said he would visit with a special commission to mediate a threatened strike at three Ford plants where 95,000 workers are employed. The CIO UAW seeks a new contract with wage and working condition changes while Bennett notes there is no dispute to discuss. Other reports describe strikes and walkouts affecting Navy yard shipbuilding and defense contractors from Texas to Maryland, involving 247 or more workers and aims to leverage overtime clauses and contract terms.
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Ford
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
Bennett
Cio-United Automobile
Navy
AFL
Orange
CIO
Edgewater
N. J
Aluminum Company of America
Maryland
Naval Academy
Fort Meade
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Edgewood Arsenal
Glenn L. Martin Airplane Plant
Bills target school funding and Spanish instruction in New Mexico
The legislature weighs a tobacco tax to raise about 600000 yearly for schools and approves measures to strengthen teacher contracts. Spanish language bills HB24 and SB3 push compulsory Spanish in high schools and earlier grades, with SB129 proposing a study funding. Other bills extend retirement act provisions, require translations for Spanish-speaking schools, and bar aliens from teaching.
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John Richardson
D-Bernalillo
New Mexico
State Department of Education
British and German Moves Across War Fronts Reported
Telegraphing a broad wartime sweep, the report notes German efforts to keep Turkey neutral after a message from Hitler, stalled French Indo Chinese Thai peace talks, and a devastating Cardiff air raid. In Norway, a German raid on Svolvaer claimed British and Norwegian prisoners. In Africa, Burge port fall and Ethiopian clashes widen the British push toward Addis Ababa, with 1,500 Italians deserting to Ethiopian troops.
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Bulgaria
Adolf Hitler
Ismet Inonu
Fuehrer
Turkey
Far East
Japan
Thailand
Tokyo
Charles Arsene Henry
Foreign Office
South Wales
Cardiff
Berlin
Norway
Narvik
Svolvaer
Vest Fjord
Marian Martin Pattern 9586 for a flattering mature frock
Read about Marian Martin pattern 9586 a smart panelled dress for mature women with yokes front and back panels. The ad notes fabric needs list sizes 36 to 50 optional pockets and trim ideas and offers pattern and book by mail from the Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Pattern Department
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