Roswell Women Observe National Business Week Dinner Meeting
Roswell Business and Professional Women’s Club hosts Public Relations dinner for National Business Women’s Week March 11 to 17 at Nickson Coffee Shop dining room with Major James R. Kelly of New Mexico Military Institute as guest speaker on War Debts. The event follows a week opening service at First Christian Church and radio talks by club officers. reservations call Miss Arline Gibbany for Thursday dinner.
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Roswell
National Business Womans Week
Roswell Business and Professional Womens Club
Nickson Coffee Shop
James R. Kelly
History Department
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Kelly
O. M. Wallace
Miro Grace Hudson
Amanda Lundgren
Grace 4
Bear
First Christian Church
Smurl
Imet Jones
Grace McDonald Phillips
Grace McDoneld Phillips
BP. W
Arlinne Gibbany
Entre Nous Bridge Club Hosts L M Dudley Evening Event
Mrs L M Dudley hosted the Entre Nous Bridge Club at 310 West College Blvd. St Patricks colors adorned the decor and refreshments. Bridgers included Mmes Louis Falconi Ralph Herring Will Whatley Charlie Green J P Haynes Philip Reedy O M Wallace and the hostess. Missouri Avenue PTA Holds Annual Election at School Building March meeting chaired by Mrs Ralph Herring. Milk Fund program by pupils for Kiwanis Club. election results list Mrs Henry Samson as president and others in leadership roles. Park project near the school noted under CWA. PTA dues reduced to twenty five cents with 100 paid members. Study Circle topics covered child truth limits debt to children and parental help with school work.
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Luther M. Dudley
West College Blvd
Entre Nous Bridge Club
St. Patricks Green
Mmes
Louis Falconi
Ralph H. Herring
Will H. Whatley
Charlies N. Green
J. P. Haynes
Philip J. Reedy
O. M. Wallace
Missouri Avenue P. T. A
Missouri Avenue Parent- Teachers Association
Burr Powell
Kiwanis Club
Henry E. Samson
Rolla R. Hinkle
Clyde Totten
Paul Swisher
John Blea
FE. W. Mitchell
Fourth Ward
CWA
B. O. Greenwade
PTA
Fred Parksstaller
H. R. Hunter
Rosa R. Hinkle
Fred Burkstaller
R. M. Watts
Earl Hall
J. L. Melton
O. M. Liston
DAV Auxiliary Meets Home of Mrs. Frazier
The DAV Auxiliary gathered yesterday at Mrs. Lake J. Frazier’s home. After business, a social hour with refreshments followed and the next meeting is slated for April 10 at Mrs. Paul O’Meara’s residence. Participants included Mmes. Sheehan, Montgomery, Anderson, Lassiter, Oglesby, Bryant, Waggoner, Bragg, Blodgett, Finch, Covington, O’Meara, Cavender, the O’Meara and Hammond households.
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DAV
Lake J. Frazier
Paul O'Meara
East Third
Mmes
Ralph A. Sheehan
James Montgomery
Jack Anderson
Earl Lassiter
Mathilda Oglesby
S. E. Bryant
Henry Waggoner
Willie Bragg
Milton Blodgett
Thomas Finch
R. C
East Side P T A Hosts March Meeting with Radio Talk
The East Side Parent Teachers Association held its March session at 3:30 PM in the school. Miss Billie Whatley and her sister Sara Louise performed two violin numbers. Mrs. C. E. Mason spoke on Radio, delivering a moving message that touched many mothers. Thirty members attended. The East Side Study Circle met earlier at Mrs. John Mills home with Le Roy Walker guiding The Childs Community discussion, followed by a roundtable. Attendees included Le Roy Walker Merritt Fales S. S. Santheson Pat Williams Bert Ballard J. R. McDonald B. Noland Pearl Brasher James Cox and John Mills.
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East Side Parent Teachers Association
Billie Whatley
Sara Louise
C. E. Mason
East Side Study Circle
John Mills
LeRoy Walker
Mmes. le- Roy Walker
Merritt Fales
S. S. Santheson
Pat Williams
Bert Ballard
J. R. McDonald
B. Noland
Pearl Brasher
James Cox
John Millis
PEO Chapter K Initiates Members and Elects Officers
Miss Nina Cullen was elected President and Miss Farr Powell Vice President at PEO Chapter K last night hosted by Miss Nan Rasmus. Other officers include Gladys Webb recording secretary Corrine Whitney corresponding secretary Walter Gill treasurer Irene Swann chaplain Shirley Feather guard. Delegates to the State convention were Nina Cullen and Walter Gill with Gladys Webb Laurena Peck as alternates. A social hour featured refreshments served by Miss Rasmus.
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PEO Peo
Nan Rasmus
Flossie White
Orial Curtis
Helen Snipes
Martha Cowan
Nina Cullen
Farr Powell
Gladys Webb
Corrine Whitney
Walter Gill
Irene Swann
Shirley Feather
Laurena Peck
Dainty St. Patrick
Rasmus
Eula Bybee
Edith Geyer
Joyce Hunter
Nelle G. Mason
Ruth Meadows
Burr Powell
Helen S
Practical Steps for Relief Challenge Women Leaders
Emily R Kneubuhl of New York, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, advocates practical steps to reemploy 10,000 women through federal state and local cooperation. She urges organized minority strength from the federation and notes clubs already surveying unemployed white collar women over 40 to place them back in the economy.
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Mes
Emily R Kneubuhl
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
United States
Miss Knewbuhl
America
Roosevelt
Roswell
Federation
Roswell Ladies Golf Club organized at Nickson Hotel
Roswell community news reports the Roswell Ladies Golf Club organizing last night at the Nickson Hotel lounge with Mrs Langford Keith elected chairman and Mrs Sidney Prager secretary treasurer. A blind bogey tournament at Roswell Country Club is announced for nine oclock Friday followed by a noon luncheon at the clubhouse.
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Roswell
B. H. Conner
Max Coll
Morgan Davis
Louis Falconi
Henry Fisher
F. B. Goodwin
G. H. Hockenson
Langford Keith
Harry Leonard
W. T. Neely
Sidney Prager
Willard L. Prager
Henry Samson
Phillip J. Reedy
J. P. White Jr
Hulda Hobbs
Mary Mossman
Civic League plans dances and community events in Hope
Hope News reports the Civic League met at Mrs. N L Johnson to organize committees for a March 9 dance and discuss clean up and planting plans. Meetings, visits by residents from Segunda and Klondyke, church services, a funeral, a house fire, and a junior class play fill a busy week with socials at WO W Hall and upcoming card party and refreshments.
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Civic League
N. L. Johnson
Will Kellers
C. C. Jones
Segunda
California
Jones
D. R. Teague
Texas
Oklahoma
Vivian Hale
Klondyke
Arizona
J. C. Buckner
Cassie Jane Crockett
Hope
F. C. Rowland
Calvary Baptist Church of
Glen Rose
Joe Parker
M. A. Taliferro
Bonnie Ruth
Willie Wood
South Side Cemetery
W.E. Riley
Main Street
Irene Nabors
Roswell
Bonar
Young
Wo.w. Hall
Eddy County
Artesia
Kéller
Altman
Wathen
Ballard
Cantrell Part II: List of Probation and Fines
Continued from page one names listed include Rivera and Jose Macias each six months Apolinar Casarez six months without registration Julio Muniz two years and 1000 dollars fine. Other entries note liquor to Indian land offenses six to eight months and 100 dollar fines.
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Julio Muniz
Joe Trujillo
Lucas Homey
Charlie Notah
Tom Charlie
Andreas Alquin
Ramon Martinez
Fred Price
Hosteen Clitsoy Begay
Bethanah
Jane Benali
Maiees Ortiz
Horace Brown
Nick Sanchez
Juan Castrillo
Leopoldo Juipe
Estacio Cortez
Army Recruiting Event in Roswell and El Paso
An Army recruiting officer will be in Roswell today and tomorrow in room 335 at the federal building to enlist about 200 American men aged 18 to 35 who are single with no dependents and at least eighth grade education. Recruits will be transported to Fort Bliss, Texas for oath and enlistment in the Regular Army.
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Roswell
Federal
Ft. Iiss
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Texas
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DAV Auxiliary
Frazier
East Side
Ilive
Stevens
Aessu
I. P. Murphy
Hal Harris
West Side Cemetery
Charley Shaw
Morton
Hilton Cox
E. P. Cox
Irving Cox
Corrine Puckett
Carlsbad
O. E. Puckett
Edna Puckett
E. C. Hawkins
Raton
N. M
Martha Coffin Clancy
C. A. Buchannon
Anna H. Coffin
Mary Catherine Coffin
Albuquerque
Messrs
L. P. Glasscock
W. S. Medcalf
R. L. Cole
Masonic Institute
Lytle Mellard
Marfa
Garland C. Mellard
Hall Hamill
J. H. Bridgman
H. R. McDonald
M. OE. Pichke
John Bunting
Bunting
O’cllock
Westminster Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Omar Leach
St. Patrick’s
St. Peters Society
Kerry
Virginia Hervey School of the Dance
Elizabeth Garrett
John D. Mayhew
Gwen Greiner
Denver
Barbara Clark
San Diego
Mayhew
New Mexico
Parent Teachers Association
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
Hugh M. Huff
Security Benefit Association
Banco
I. O. Co. F. Hall
Perry Davis
Kathleen Cruse
Dallas
R. F. Cruse
Earl E. Patterson
North Michigan Avene
St. Patricks
St. Patrick
Mmés
Jay White
Thomas J. Hall
D. N. Pope
M. W. Hodges
Bridge Club
Dora Lewis Fellows
L. T. Lewis
West Sixth Street
Harod H. Bal
Robert Bear
Stanley W. Lodewick
Horace H. McGee
Jack Lair
Allison Ingalls
Arthur Miller
Miss Lucile Cruse
Hope News
Ae Oia
Tia
Otto Kruger
Ben Lyon
Una Merkel
Roscoe Earns
Thia Thari
Princess
Gertrude Hill
Wilderman St
Fort Worth
Dr. Pierce
Sun Ape
Buffalo
N. Y
Kipling’ S Confectionery, Inc
N. Main St
Bob Dakens
Batty Greiner
Beth
Plessis Sas
Cantrell
Fort Bliss
Tetake
Buick
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Desh
McNally-Hall
Motor Coo
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