Grace Thorpe Bear Hostess Party by Beta Delphian Chapter
The Beta Delphian Chapter entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Corn with Mrs. Richard D. Jones, Chapter president, coordinating a lively evening. A short play Straight From Paris by Major Thomas M. Kleckner amused guests, a millinery contest for husbands crowned George M. Slaughter, and live models highlighted a Fill the Picture feature. Decorations and a buffet supper followed, with many members and guests listed as attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Wade Corn
Corn
Richard D. Jones
George Morgan Slaughter
Ralph H. Herring
Thomas M. Kleckner
George N. Carothers
George MM. Slaughter
Ralph Herring
Omas M. Klieckner
Charles J. Stil Well
Bob Crosby
Crosby
Patiult
Harold Dannenberg
Harold Crosby
Burton C. Man
I. B. Dunn
Milton McMahen
Es Slaughter Jr
and Crosby
Ki Oteerring
Geo. Carothers
Severe ®. Jones
al G. Schultz
C. J. Stilwell
Bruce P. Connor
Milton McMakeb
Will H. Whatley
I. E. Dunn
A. Witham
Burton C. Fossman
J. E. Johns
Dewey Pilant
Louis DeMont
M. A. Finley
Carrizozo
Roy Adams
Nogales
Arizona
The History of Deaconess at M E South Missionary
Sixty four members attended the March meeting of the Womans Missionary Society at the First M E Church South. Mrs James F Hinkle presided with devotional led by Mrs N L Linebaugh and singing by Mrs H D Burdette. Mrs Robert Kellahin discussed the deaconess role and origin from early times. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society
M. E. Church
South
James F. Hinkle
N. L. Linebaugh
H. D. Burdette
Robert Kellahin
FIRST M E Missionary Meet In Parish Hall
Mrs. George W. Zink presided yesterday afternoon at the First M E Missionary meeting in Parish Hall. The devotional theme Jesus The Good Workman was presented by Mrs. Ernest Wilson, and the mission topic Development of Arts and Constructive Industry was given by Mrs. W. C. Holland with Miss Gertrude Zink aiding. Mrs. Benjamin Witorge assisted, displaying foreign art. Hostesses served St Patrick themed refreshments after a homey social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Herron
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Westminster Hall
E. F. Hayslip
W. W. Huntley
F. L. Sherman
W. J. Beatty
Charles D. Keyes
J. R. Thomas
Marie M. Holt
Robert Beers
John R. St. John
D. C. Savage
Young People’s
J. E. Wolfe
Herron
Edward C. Gessert
Arthur J. Stevens
F.L. Sherman
Clark A. Baker
J. Reese Boyd
R. R. Lund
Mmes. E. F. Hayslip
LeRoy Thompson
Lucy Lea
Maude Keller
Edward C. Geschert
America
Mmes
Elza White
W. W. Huntly
M. C. Martin
Keyes
Edward
George W. Zink
Womans Missionary Society
M. E
Jesus
Ernest Wilson
W. C. Holland
Gertrude Zink
Durng
Benjamin Witelgeorge
Monday Night Bridge Club Hosts at Jaffa Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Jaffa entertained the Monday Night Bridge Club with a seven o'clock dinner and contract game last night Covers were laid for Dr and Mrs W W Phillips Messrs and Mmes John B Beers E A Gaho on C M Farnsworth Mrs W S Prager Mrs Austin Porter Captain R R Brown Mr Fred Miller and Mr and Mrs Jaffa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jaffa
W. W. Phillips
Mmes
John B. Beers
E. A. Gahoon
C. M. Farnsworth
W. S. Prager
Austin Porter
Captan R. R. Brown
Fred Miller
Jaffa
W H Kelly Bible Class Hosts Fine Dinner Meeting
Troop II of Boy Scouts, sponsored by the W H Kelly Bible Class, served a dinner at the meeting held last night in the parlors of the Southern M E Church. Attending were Mrs J E Johns and numerous members including Mrs H C Henderson and several named couples and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
W. H. Kelly
M. E
J. E. Johns
Kelly
H. C. Henderson
W. L. Rogers
Frank M. Wilson
A. T. Shelton
F. W. Black
Som
Howard Glover
CC. R. Covington
Otto Conley
C. B. Turner
R. B. Sanders
J. B. Stuart
Thelma Stockson
Archie Campbell
Harry Puryear
Jones
Berry
Dan H Wilmot
St Patrick Party At Major Smith Home
Major and Mrs. John E. Smith hosted the Friendly Bible Class of First Presbyterian at 912 North Kentucky Avenue for a St Patrick party. Thirty five young couples attended a well decorated evening with games and refreshments of chicken sandwiches olives cake and coffee. the event was described as a very successful social affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
John E. Smith
North
Kentucky Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Major Smith
St. Patrick
Christian Church Women Hear Missions in China
The Womans Association of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Will H. Hortenstein’s home with fifty six members present. President Mrs. Howard Amason led the session focusing on Seed Time in China. Rev D B Titus described Dr Maclain the first Christian missionary in China and Mrs C E Anderson sang in Chinese costume. Mrs Stevens spoke on hospitals in China. Dainty Chinese refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
Will H. Hortenstein
Howard Amason
Hugh M. Huff
T. A. Sacra
China
M.crossen
James Duthie
D. B. Titus
Maclain
C. E Anderson
Eva M. Cooper
Stevens
Hotenstein
Mmes
Arnod L. Pearce
Cora Ray
J. Q. Cummins
John McMartin
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts At Mrs Keller Home
Mrs Maude Keller entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her hillside home at 1112 North Pennsylvania Avenue. After the usual rounds of contract, dainty refreshments were served to Mmes. John B. Beers, Charles R. Brice, E. A. Cahoon, John McClure, W. W. Phillips, William S. Prager, Burton C. Mossman, and Harry Jaffa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Keller
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mmes
John B. Beers
Charles R. Brice
E. A. Cahoon
John McClure
W. W. Phillips
William S. Prager
Burton C. Mossman
Harry Jaffa
Treat Colds In The First Stage Promo Note
A vintage health notice touts Grove s Laxative Bromo Quinine to treat colds in the first stage. It claims four actions opening bowels killing germs easing headache toning the system and building immunity. Warns against substitutes and notes two package sizes 30c and 50c with epidemic safety tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Grove
Grove
Baptist Philathea Class Meets With Mrs Green
Mrs Charles N Green entertained the Philathea Class of First Baptist Sunday school with Mrs W A Wilson as teacher A pleasant evening ended with refreshments and games hosted by Mrs Green and other members listed, including T R Bowles and J W White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Green
Philathea
First Baptist Sunday School
W. A. Wilson
T. Russell Bowles
Mmes. Green
T. B. Formly
W. J. Fowler
T. J. Jackson
Mmes
T. R. Bowles
J. L. Havens
J. W. White
F. B. McShan
Alex Sarad
H. L. Tankersley
M. Warmath
Walter Harrison
Lloyd Gary
W. L. Palmer
Ronald Little
Alfred Hodges
Rktkheat
Ll. Per Rees Haynes
C. N. Green
Roswell Hosts New Mexico Parents and Teachers Conference
The District Conference of the New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers meets in Roswell on Friday April 7. On Thursday night at seven at the Roswell Country Club Mrs George Wilcox of Dexter will entertain the State Board of Managers. Miss Alice Sowers National Association Chairman of Parent Education will be an honor guest and instructor at all six district conferences statewide in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers
Roswell
Roswell Country Club
George Wilcox
Dexter
State Board of Managers
New Mexico Congress
Alice Sowers
National Association
Parent Education
Sowers
Girl Scout Leader Club Meeting Attended by Mary Coats
The Girl Scout Leader Club met last night with Miss Mary Helena Coats and Miss Ruth White as assistant hostess. After a busy session studying troop activities, refreshments were served to leaders including Misses Mary Mullis Mossman Elizabeth Russell Dorothy Dow Ruth White Ruth Jean Smith and Mesdames William H. McCullough James B. Coats Bert Fallard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jouaien
Santa Cakes
Roswell Girl Scouts
Paul G. Schultz
Mary Mullis
W. H. McCullough
Ruth Jean Smith
Golden Eaglet
Charlotte Harbert
Marion McDonald
Ruth Jankes
Frances Schultz
Mildred Mason
Helen Parker
Jean Amis
Arline Long
Cecelia Vandewart
Ruth Cobean
Virginia Hulbert
Alice Girard
Frances Smurl
Maron Roney
Dolores McCune
Virginia Hudson
Girl Scout
Mary Helena Coats
Ruth White
Mary Mossman
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Dorothy Dow
William H. McCullough
James B. Coats
Bert Fallard
Womans Club hosts Dr P A Small lecture on wild life
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the Womans Club presents Dr P A Small state school for the blind superintendent in a illustrated lecture Wild Life of the Rockies free and open to the public Elizabeth Garrett will lead special music Tomorrow afternoon 4 30 to 5 30 a tea to meet Dr and Mrs P A Small Mrs W C Massey and son Cecil return from Las Cruces where O y Massey a State College student had an appendectomy and is improving Mrs Edward Horgan of Buffalo arrives for extended visit with her children La Honda Club meets Thursday 2 30 at Mrs Frank Millers South Sunset Avenue W C T U meets Friday 2 30 at Mrs L J Mabie 506 North Kentucky Mrs George M Slaughter also mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Legion
Tonkawa News
Columbus, Kansas
Carrie Mae Jagger
New Mexico
Edward M. Spencer
Columbus
Kansas
Gabe Martin
North Sixth Street
Thomas E. Webb
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Martin
Womans Club
P. A. Small
State School For the Blind
Rockies
Elizabeth Garrett
C. ‘Massey
Cecil
Las Cruces
O.y Massey
State College
Edward Horgan
Buffalo
New York
Rosemary Horgan
Paul Horgan
la Honda Club
Frank Miller
Sunset Avenue
L. J. Mabie
North
Kentucky
Relatives Visit Across Texas This Week
Mrs Slaughter visits Plainview to see her mother while Mr and Mrs Albert H Pruit travel from Picacho to Roswell for two days and return home this afternoon after their Texas sojourn with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Pruit
Roswell
Picacho
Superintendent Visited Acme and Camp Schools Today
County school chief Thelma McCally visited Acme and Camp schools today to review programs and meet staff. Officials planned follow up with curriculum and facilities discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Thelma MccCaly
New Fabric With White Ground Embroidered Eyelets
An unfinished prompt describes a new fabric with white ground and eyelets embroidered in red blue or green, offering two pleasing contrast options. It mentions batiste at 50 cents per yard and references sheer fabric qualities, indicating a textile advertisement or product note from a historic newspaper page.
Embroidered Organdy Fabrics Description
Embroidered Organdy vol 75c describes white ground fabrics with crisp texture and cross plaid embroidery in rich colors. The note emphasizes distinct fabric varieties and visible embroidery details across patterns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wy Grace Thorpe
Beta Delphian Chapter
M. FE
Church
M. E.issionary Society
Ith Johnson-Menoskéy
Zella Conyers
Jagger-Spencer
E. M. Spencer
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
Webb
Elizabeth Spencer
Spencer
Columbus Building and Loan Association
Mrs. Spencer
Etereat
Presbyterian Society
M. E. South Missionary
Tracy
Joan Blondel
Broadway
Boris Karloff
Cecil T. Naramore
Claude Simpson
Lane, Butler
Clark
Presbyterian
Mrs. Williams
The
Ros
Well Beauty Shop
Tomers
Orchid Beauty Shop
Christian Church Women
Miss Keller
Baptist Philathea
District P.T.A
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Miss Coats
U's
George M. Slaughter
Fone
Texas
Mrs. Slaughter
Plainview
Vicks
Vicks Cough
Ance
Batiste
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