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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
4
Marian Martin Pattern 9664 offers a flattering front buttoned cotton dress with bias-cut insets and scalloped neckline. Choose long or short sleeves, with a Sew Chart for quick finish. Patterns sold by mail from The Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department, sizes 34 through 48.
Mrs Thornton H Boswell Jr and Mrs E G Minton hosted the Reading Club gathering at 401 South Sea Avenue. The home featured spring blossoms and the guests enjoyed a short review of Alice Duer Miller’s poem The White Cliffs by Mrs Rolla R Hinkle. A salad and coffee service followed, centered by white snapdragons and yellow calendulias.
The Eva R Inlow Circle of Calvary Baptist Church met Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs. J R Montgomery’s home for a regular meeting and study. Prayer was led by Mrs S Johnson and devotionals by Mrs Les White using John 3. The program on Young Womans Auxiliary of Womans Missionary Union was presented by Mrs Floyd Bagwell. Members present included Mrs Bagwell, Claude Thomas, J W Dodson, Sam Johnson, D B Day, Les White, Hobson, Claude Smith, with visitors Mrs McCarter and Mrs Smallwood and the hostess. Phone your classified to No 11.
Chapter B of PEO gathered at Mrs. Cecil Bonney's home to sew for the Red Cross producing eleven dresses for little girls. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon and early fruit blossoms decorated the house. An election and installation of officers followed, with Mrs. Ross L. Malone re-elected president and Mrs. D. N. Pope elected delegate. Members present included Mrs. W. W. Akin, Mrs. J. Bennett Allison, Mrs. Harrison Williams and others.
Betty Charlene Greaves celebrated her twelfth birthday yesterday at the Greaves home. Bunco was played with prizes to Juanita Lewis and Janie Nell Ellison. A pink and white table featured a birthday cake with sweet peas, ice cream, cake, and candies. Favors were crepe paper dolls. Attendants included Mrs. Greaves, Mrs. Billy Binns Jr., Mrs. Jack Cox, Mrs. Ethan Allen, and many guests such as Juanita Lewis, Charlene Tapp, Marion Cooper, and Barbara Garrett.
Attention shoppers and donors. The Woman’s Club announces a rummage sale at month end. Save clothing bedding books pictures containers cups plates and costume jewelry. Call committee members to arrange pickup.
The Womans Bible Class of the First Christian Church was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Dora Griffith and Mrs. Marie Smith at their North Kentucky Avenue home. Iris and other spring flowers decorates rooms. President Mrs. J. M. Williams presided. Current events and a "Scrambled Names" game entertained. Mrs. George B. Forbes won the prize. A sweet course was served. Attendees included Belle Gray, John F. Boydston, E. H. Hicks, Jennie Ashinhust, Jennie Henderson, C. A. Emmett, Ben Pendergrass, C. E. Boothe, Ed S. Gibbany, J. M. Williams, Mary Gregg, E. G. Ferree, Laura Parks, George S. Forbes, and Mrs. Alice Moberly of Illinois. hosts also listed.
Roswell Girl Scouts and Brownies honor Juliette Low and the late Mrs Grace Bear at a 6 p m dinner at the Presbyterian Church attended by nearly three hundred members. Speeches cover Scouting history and Juliette Low, with a birthday box gift to the Juliette Law Fund supporting international camps and aid to allies and friends abroad.
Mrs K A Yoder hosted the Olivet Study Club at 402 South Sea Avenue with Mrs J P Williams presiding. Devotional leader Mrs George N Carothers spoke on Prayer and Jeremiah the Prophet of Personal Religion. program details covered Jeremiah structure, contents, and writing style. Refreshments with St Patrick theme followed the session.
A Saturday square dance at Roswell Country Club is announced for 8:30 p m. The CIO United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America official Niel Brant says wage increases would raise annual pay for about 2 000 workers by roughly 255 000 dollars. The Edison company runs six Newark plants and one in Hellerstown Pa.
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