Womans Club Tea Features Dr Smoll Visit
The Woman's Club hosted a spring tea at the club house library with Dr. and Mrs. J A Smoll of Alamogordo. The event highlighted the Smolls, Elizabeth Garrett Sextette, and local regents table, with musical performances and a plan to support the Kings Vacation film fundraiser at Princess Theatre. Members urged to attend tonight's Roswell B P W dinner and other club activities.
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Womans Club
George Arliss
Princess Theatre
Frank LePell
Roswell
Manuel M. Oracion
Younger Set Social Groups Hold Meeting
The high school social societies met last night with three gatherings. The Chums met at Jean Amonett’s home with Mary Catharine Carper and others in attendance. The Pals gathered at Dorothy Dow’s home with Mary Louise Mitchell and Frances Jewett among those present. The Pards met at Jim Markl’s home with Donald Gillespie and Chester Hunter in attendance.
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Jean Amonett
Mary Catherine Carper
Jane Covert
Betty Fleehart
Effie Jane Crosby
Ona Louise Rowell
Sara Louise Whatley
Jean Foreman
Ottolee Askren
Sue Morley
Edith Coppedge
Clara Lambeth
Louise Lyda
Marjorie White
Mildred Turner
Conference Club Enjoys Gay Treasure Hunt Event
The Conference Club of the First Christian Church held a treasure hunt last night from Margaret Young’s home to Rev and Mrs D B Titus’s residence. Participants included Ruth Emmett Doris Dry Carlyn Conn Helen Hill Thelma Hammond Jane Daniel Mary Alice Pritchard Dan Carpenter and many others in a pleasant evening with games and refreshments.
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First Christian Church
Margaret Young
D. B. Titus
Ruth Emmett
Doris Dry
Carlyn Conn
Helen Hill
Thelma Hammond
Jane Daniel
Mary
Alice Pritchard
Dan Carpenter
Eugene Allison
Lois Emmett
Bob’ Tarbell
Marian Sanders
Hal Cowan
Mary Katherine Carper
Neal Simpson
Velma Lannom
Carl Gibbany
Martha Pennington
Wallace Wilson
Anne Carpenter
Gilton Grimes
Roger Sprecker
Robert W. Mitchel
Bob Mitchell
P T A Plans District Conference in Roswell
City Council P T A with Mrs. Russell Bird presiding met at the junior high yesterday to plan the district conference to be held in Roswell on April 7. Miss Alice Sowers national associate chairman of Public Education will conduct the conference. All P T A units of the era were represented with twenty two present.
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Russell Bird
Roswell
Alice Sowers
Lecture by Smoll Draws About 300 At Woman's Club
P A Smoll presented a lecture on Wild Life of the Rockies at the Woman's Club last night before a crowd near 300. He displayed natural color lantern slides, including the first photo of a wild hummingbird perched on a hand. The slides, photographed by Mr Small, featured New Mexico mountain scenery and flowers, praised for lifelike clarity. Smoll, superintendent of the state School for the Blind at Alamogordo, was introduced by Miss Elizabeth Garrett. Miss Charlotte St John sang solos, and Mrs Robert Kellahin led a brief business meeting.
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Woman's Club
Womans Club
J. A. Smoll
Alamogordo
Smoll
State School For the
Elizabeth Garrett
Patrick
Garrett
Smol
Robert Kellahin
Princess Theatre
George Arliss
the Kings
Johns
Charles J. Inwell
Allison Greenhouse
Rockies
Woman’s Club
P. A. Smoll
Mr. Small
New Mexico
Small
State School For the Blind
Board of Regents
Charlotte St. John
Manchukuoan Rule Expands Across Jehol Province
Japanese and Manchukuoan forces have swarmed Jehol, seizing towns and villages as Chinese resistance falters. Officials moved quickly to govern deserted cities, aided by propaganda units praising Manchukuo. About 95 percent of 250 miles of settlements are unoccupied, with only elderly and children left. Reports from Chin chow, Manchuria, note an unsuccessful Chinese counterattack at Kupeikow.
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Associated Press
Jehol
China
Chinchow
Manchuria
Kupeikow
Meeting Program for Grand Chapter O F S New Mexico
The 31st annual meeting of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star New Mexico will convene in Roswell March 23–25 with hundreds expected. Events include receptions, banquets, officer elections, and sessions at Roswell Masonic Temple and Nickson Hotel.
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Grand Chapter
New Mexico
Order of the Eastern Star
Roswell
Mildred Schambacher
Port Arthur
Canada
Roswell Masonic Temple
Nickson Hotel
Masonic Temple
Womans Club
Eastern Star
Elizabeth C
T. ] Warren
R. D. Jones
H. B. Smyris
Behal
Fay Parrish
Fay Marley
Iona Jones
Gordon Alligen
Ida C. Evans
Col
I. L. Lusk
Harvey O. Garst
Maude Hull
District of Columbia
Campaign Slush Fund Raises Scrutiny and Revelations
The report details political tensions over two percent pay deductions and used campaign funds, with Ford and Barker trading accusations while lawmakers clash over integrity. Separate dispatches note Rainbow Girls events in Roswell and a Tokyo front report describing Japanese casualties in a south Wu kungfu engagement during mopping up operations of Major General Heijiro.
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Great Wail
Tadashi Kawahara
Wukungfu
Tokyo
Heijiro
Rural School Teachers Meeting Set for Tomorrow
A rural school teachers gathering for Chaves county will convene at the LFD school tomorrow at 9 30 AM. Principal address planned by Dr Gossard though he may be replaced if unavailable. Demonstrations on multiple subjects by teachers. Lunch provided by the Parent Teachers association at 35 cents per plate.
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Chaves County
LFD
I. F . School
New Mexico Weather Forecast Brief
For New Mexico generally fair tonight and Friday. colder in the east and central portions tonight and in the extreme southeast Friday.
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New Mexico
Banking program outlined for swift Roosevelt remedy
Washington outlines swift banking remedies as Congress meets in extraordinary session. New currency based on government obligations with no direct gold backing, plus a balanced budget, retirement of deficits, and efforts to reduce gold hoarding by March. Senate and House organize. Rainey named Speaker. premier banking bill expected to pass and reopen many banks Friday.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Seventy-Third Congress
Congress
House
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Robinson
Arkansas
Rainey
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report March 9
Kansas City market summary shows cattle 2500 head with calves 400. Fed steers 4.00 to 5.10, heifers 3.75 to 4.35, vealers 5.50 to 7.00. hogs 6000 head, 15 to 20 cents lower, top 3.64, sows 2.65 to 2.85. stock pigs down. Sheep 6000 head, few early lamb sales, bids 25 cents lower, fed lambs around 5.10.
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Kansas City
UC. S. Dept. Agr
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