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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1934
Page
3
The Social News calendar item highlights Bea Gra Thorpe and related social notices for the day. It notes community events, gatherings, and personal announcements featuring local residents and organizations. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Monday through Saturday events listed for churches clubs and schools in East Grand Plains and other areas, including joint Lent service at St Andrews Parish Hall and PTA meetings at various schools with dates and times. Highlights cover senior clubs, bridge gatherings, church circles, and a spring fashion show at Yucca Theater with local merchants supplying outfits and models from the community.
The WCTU met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Boges home with Mrs. McGranan presiding and a program on Christian Citizenship. Afterward a social hour featured refreshments for many members, followed by a joining of the group.
Mrs W K King entertained her bridge club with a St Patrick color theme reflected in decorations favors and refreshments. Guests included Mmes W C Bicknell Harrison Williams H D Pate T C Evans Arch ie Campbell Herman Crile Arthur A Kroll and the hostess with junior visitors Miss Lucille Finkhausen Miss Caroline Mooreland Miss Mildred Turner and Mrs Charles E Butler.
Mrs. Henry F. Puckett hosted a surprise seven o clock birthday dinner at 609 West Walnut. Guests included Judge and Mrs. James F. McGhee and Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Haire as the Puckett couple celebrated Henry F. Puckett's birthday with white sweet peas and ferns as table decor.
The Pre School Circle met at Mrs L J Vauchelet home at 414 North Lem Avenue with Mrs Oscar Green as president. Topics included Learning To Be Friends and Creative Expression with demonstrations by Elizabeth Sutter and several helpers. Refreshments were served to attendees including E R Ball, Walter Harrison, Ross C Brown, D H Pace, J P Williams, Clifford Smith and Cecil Bonney.
Pat Hannifan hosted a gay tacky party at the S. P. Hannifan home at 500 South Washington Avenue. A group of young friends attended, enjoying games and refreshments. Attendees included Margaret Gessert, Mary Frances Destree, Vanelle Norton, Betty Louise, Elizabeth Ann Hill, Beverly Hodges, Ruth Allison, Betty Hannifin, Catherine Hannifin, Robert Plymate, Arthur Dekker, Charles Taylor, Donald Gieger, John Cauthape, Josh Little, Milton Solaroff, C. J. Neis Jr., and Pat Hannifin.
Roswell hosts a wave of society chatter featuring a young matoon amid Victorian flair, a Roswell vamp matron, a hostess defying military rank, an artist on percussion, and a citylike orchestra performance. The cadet battalion may vote on the name of a newborn girl as a hunter presents a mounted deer head to a celebrated artist on her birthday.
LeRoy Thompson, Pastor, invites all church members and visitors to attend Sunday school sessions at John Knox House and Westminster Class at Westminster Hall. Worship at 10:50 features Conquering Faith followed by Vesper at 6:00 and a juvenile delinents program at 7:00 for senior and young people.
Services at Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church are held at 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion on first Sundays, 9:45 a.m. Church School Service, and 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Visitors are cordially invited to take part.
Franciscan Fathers conduct High Mass at St John s Catholic Church Sunday at 10 am Sermon offered in English and Spanish for parishioners and visitors alike.
Roswell churches schedule Sunday worship at First Methodist Episcopal and First Christian Church. Morning sermons focus on The Divine Sonship of Jesus and Confidence. Evening services address youth and Lamb of God with varied organ pieces, choruses, and guest club members attending.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church announces morning worship at 10 50 with a sermon Greatness Measured by Divine Standards by Dr Eitelgeorge and anthem The Lord Reigneth. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with Miss Saima Crofts speaking on China. Evening sermon Life's Twilight by Dr Eitelgeorge with Junior Choir music. Go-to-Church campaign begins today for ten weeks inviting nonhabitual worshippers.
St. Peter's Catholic Church located at 801 South Main Street lists Masses at 8:00 and 10:09 o'clock. Local parish activities and contact details appear in the community notices.
Immanuel Lutheran at 105 S Lea Ave invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 and Divine Worship at 10 30 with preaching on The Word of the Forsaken The Fourth Word flowing from the cross on Calvary. A hearty welcome awaits you.
Julian Atwood is pastor as 9 30 Sunday School in all departments 10 45 morning sermon The Man with One Talent follows Immediately after service men go to Elida all day meeting 620 Young People 730 Evening Service Sold to the Devil sermon warns that some men have sold out Hear this message Sunday night
Corner 8th Wash Ave The Nazarenes hold Sunday school at 945 am for all ages Morning service at 11 am preached by Rev Huffman Life Triumphant Children service at 6 pm Young People at 645 pm Evening service dismissed for union meeting at MFE Church South Dr Chandler lectures The Trial of Jesus from a lawyer’s stand point
North Hill Baptist Church at 501 West College invites the public to Bible study at 1 45 p m and preaching at 11 a m with Brother Jensen an independent evangelist from Texas speaking at morning and evening services He preaches the Bible only and will deliver the evening sermon at 730 p m
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