Mrs John McClure Heads Garden Club In Roswell
The Roswell Garden Club met at 408 South Richardson Avenue with many members present. President Marie Baldy presided as officer elections were held naming Mrs. John McClure as president and Mrs. J P White as first vice president alongside other officers. A talk on modern iris cultivation was given and plans announced for a spring flower show in May and a surplus plant sale on the first Saturday in April at Mrs. Ralph Vandewart’s home. Rose Kathryn Hardcastle celebrated her eighth birthday on Saturday March eighth with a party including games and a large pink and white cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
E. H. Williams
Marie Baldy
Ralph Vandewart
South
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rose Kathryn
E. E. Hardcastle
Helen Lacy
Betty Stephens
Gloria Stephens
Elizabeth Ann Childress
Shirley Jean Lacey
Pat Combs
Carl Bird
Jerry Bear
Sonny Thorne
Louis Vermillion
Betty Vermillion
Martha Hardcastle
Mrs Woodburn to Visit Ingalls Memorial Home
Mrs Lucille Woodburn department president will visit Ingalls Memorial Home tomorrow. Unit 28 Auxiliary of Charles DeBremond Post of the American Legion invites all members active inactive and prospective to attend. She will discuss registration of Auxiliary Members for Emergency and National Defense and a contest starting March 15 on selling National News magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeBremond
American Legion
Ingalls Memorial Home
Lucille Woodburn
Inez Dearholt
Woodward
Pards Society Stag Banquet At The Poplars
Pards Society held Founders Day banquet Saturday night at The Poplars 600 East Fifth Street. A seven thirty o clock stag affair with a three course chicken menu. long table decorations in black and white. Members listed include DeShurley Malone Shrecengost Brown Kelly Powers Owen Gallivan Sparks Hanagan O’Meara Blair Sullivan Bloom Shadinger McCutchen DeVoss. Calendar and many local club notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pards Society
Poplars
East Fifth St
George DeShurley
Charles Malone
Bill Shrecengost
Ted Brown
Ben Kelly
John Powers
Jerry Owen
Dick Gallivan
Ralph Sparks
Hugh Hanagan
Paul O’meara
Frank Blair
J. B. Sullivan
Howard Bloom
Don Shadinger
Bill McCutchen
Jimmy DeVoss
Bridge Club Meets at Alameda Home in Quiet Afternoon
The Monday Bridge Club gathered this afternoon at Mrs. J. B. Bockman's Alameda Apartments 301 West Alameda Street. Two tables played contract and an iced drink was served. Players included Mmes. J. P. Saunders Jr E Chambers Arthur Farnsworth Dwight McNally McGinnis Henderson of Denver Sam Marshall Henry Samson and the hostess.
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J. B. Bockman
Alameda
West Alameda Street
Mmes. J. PF
Saunders, Jr
E. ¥. Chambers
Arthur Farnsworth
Dwight McNally
McGinnis Henderson
Denver
Colorado
Sam Marshall
Henry Samson
Mrs. Bockman
Senior Class Of Baptist Church Party At Gary Home
The First Baptist Church senior girls held a monthly business and social at Verna Fay Gary’s home on Friday. New officers elected: president Mary Pat McLish, vice president Verna Fay Gary, secretary Winifred Carter, treasurer Colleen Hendricks, devotional chair Jean Blakeney. Attendees included Jean Blakney, Hazel Searcy, Sammie Graves, Mary Pat McLish, Colleen Hendricks, Wynelle English, Winifred Carter, Helen Dempsey, Mrs. R. Gramble, Allen Gary, and host Verna Fay Gary. refreshments were served with help from Mrs. W. Gary and Mrs. Sean Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Verna Fay Gary
Mary Pat McLish
Winifred Carter
Colleen Hendricks
Jean Blakeney
Hazel Searcy
Sammie Graves
Wynelle English
Helen Dempsey
Gay barn dance at the Country Club features honored guests
Frank Young Jr Miss Phyllis Crom mett Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and Mr and Mrs Orville Cookson hosted a country club barn dance on Saturday. The hall wore hay bales corn stalks and harnesses and guests wore aprons and overalls. A four piece orchestra played as about fifty couples danced then enjoyed a midnight buffet. Neva Palmer, recently ill at St Mary's Hospital, is much better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Frank Young, Jr
Phyllis Crommett
Charles Brown
Orville Cookson
Neva Palmer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Baby Shoes and Floral Ad Blend at Local Shops
An advertisement features Mrs Day's Ideal Baby Shoes with narrow medium and wide lasts from Art Gift Shop at 107 W 4th. It also promotes Hardy Perennials including Columbine and double hollyhocks from Roswell Floral Co with contact phone 196 3-8t4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Floral Co
Vacation Time Busy Mrs Roosevelt Plans Quiet Florida
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, wife of the U S president, is taking a short Florida vacation. Departing Washington by airliner she told newsmen she has no plans to do a single thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Florida
Washington
France Threatens and Balkan Front Shifts in War News
Britain clamps on France with naval threat as Vichy claims 108 merchantmen seized since last June. In Albania Greek forces capture Tepeleni fortifications and 2,500 Italians surrender. Russian troop movements near Turkey prompt fears of German advances. In Africa British forces push toward Ethiopia while Graziani seeks larger funds to finance operations.
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Europe
France
Vichy
Tepeleni
Ugo Cavallero
Albania
Carlo Gelloso
Balkans
Belgrade
Russia
Caucasus
Turkey
Asiatic
Rodolfo Graziani
Haile Selassie
Helped Britain Lease-Lend Plan Faces Approval
Authorities estimate the lease-lead assistance could exceed 10 billion dollars over the next three years with Britain receiving the bulk of supplies. U.S. Navy craft and torpedo boats are among first weapons to be sent as President Roosevelt seeks authority to release up to 1.3 billion in existing naval gear and obtain further funding. Senator Wheeler warns the aid could draw the U.S. into war while cotton futures rise on lease-lend optimism and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United States
Grece
China
Congress
Roosevelt
Wheeler
D-Mont
New Orleans
Senate
Elite Beauty Shop offers playful personality haircut
Mrs Nichols at The Elite Beauty Shop advertises a personality haircut with children's hair specialty. A dermetics demonstrator will analyze your skin for free on Monday and Tuesday March 10th and 11th. Call 749 for an appointment.
Cookies and Salads in a Pantry Variety
A nostalgic kitchen note outlines Bran Drop Cookies with shortening sugar potatoes and bran plus dates and nuts, yields three dozen. It also presents a Three Fruit Salad Plate featuring pineapple orange bananas cream cheese mayo and pecans for six servings and a simple Potato Pops method with butter and cracker meal.
Marian Martin Pattern 9662 Coat Frock for Spring
A Roswell Daily Record pattern notice advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9662 a two tone frock with saddle stitched panels. It lists sizes eight through forty two and fabric needs and emphasizes simple construction with plain back and darted waist. Orders include pattern book or book plus pattern for fifteen to twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Pattern Department
British Aim To Reach Direda Wa And Cut Railway
British forces sought to reach Direda wa and disrupt the Addis Ababa Jibuti railway. The move aimed to sever supply lines and hinder enemy communications in the contested region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diredawa
Addis Ababa- Jibuti
Return Home After Attending Ham Funeral
After attending funeral services for Irmalee Ham, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davidson and sons Tommy and Bobby returned Sunday to Drumright Oklahoma. Mrs. O. A. Little went back to Kellyville Oklahoma. Miss Roberta Ham and Owen Hardcastle returned to their homes in Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmalee Ham
J. E. Davidson
Tommy
Bobby
Drumright
Okla
O. A. Little
Kellyville
Roberta Ham
Owen Hardcastle
Albuquerque
N. M
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John McClure
Garden Club
Rose K. Hardcastle
Mrs. Woodburn
Gamma Delphian Society
Roswell Museum
East Grand Plains
N. S. Cavenders
Ruth
Barney Robinson
East 5Th Street
Johnson Circle
Charles N. Green
Kentucky Avenue
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Bridge Club
East
Fifth Street
Harry Jaffa
Richardson Avenue
Entre
Bloodworth
North Richardson
Chums Society
Mary Louise Samson
North Sea Avenue
Berrendo Club
Red Cross
Roswell Woman’s Club
City Council of Parent Teachers Association
Library of Junior High School
P. V. Thorson
Ace High Bridge Club
Joe Evans
Bland Street
la Honda Club
Carl Howard
First Christian Church
Dora Griffith
Marie Smith
North
Olivet Study Club
K. A. Yoder
South Lea Avenue
George N. Carothers
Clover Leaf Club
W. A. McCloud
North Virginia Avenue
P.E.O
Cecil Bonney
West 5Th Street
Highland P. T. A
School House
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Patricks
First Presbyterian Church
Boswell
E. G. Minton
Thornton Boswell
Minton
Rebecahs
K. P. Hall
Donald Corn
Washington Avenue
Donna June
Scout
Mrs. McNally
Mr. McGinnis Henderson
Henderson
John McGinnis
Donald Whitten
Clovis
Mr. Whitten
KGFL
William E. Burkstaller
Esquire
Chester Carr
Sandra Gayle Carr
Delia Engler
Paul Engler
the Poplars
South Richrdson Avenue
John Allen Phinizy
San Antonio
Texas
Coleman Matthews
George L. Erwin
Carl R. McNally
Temple
Erwin
Scott and White Sanitarium
McNally
Scott and White
B. F. Kelly
Gallup
Mr. Kelly
Armstrong and Armstrong
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
Pauline
Lavin
Bae
Republic
Pictuy
Ae Muy
Mary Leescarol
Adams Ga
eesTme
Frye Pvd
Cary Grant
James Stewart
Katharine Hepburn
Philadelphia Story
Paramount News
Baptist Church
Gary
Hollywood
Roswell Foot Clinic
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mussolini
Ham
New Mexico
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