Club O'Ten Dinner Houses War Talk At Nickson Hotel
The Club O'Ten held a dinner in the Coronado room of the Nickson Hotel with Major James R. Kelly of New Mexico Military Institute as guest speaker. He argued Congress supports involvement in the European war, urging stronger defense, higher taxes, and action on war profits and strikes. He emphasized moral strength and warned that a Nazi victory would place the U S under German and Japanese dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club O’ Ten
Coronado
Nickson Hotel
Charles F. Beeson
C. E. Mason
Clark A. Baker
James R. Kelly
New Mexico Military Institute
Congress
America
Kelly
Hitler
United States
Mary McCullough
Willie Teague
Wesley Foster
Mayme Fowler
Ewing Lusk
Mildred Anderson
Abert Pruit
Ed Scarritt
W. W. Phillips
Charles R. Brice
Clark E. Baker
C. M. Farnsworth
Charles F., Beeson
Harry Jaffa
Richard P. Waggoner
Robert R. Brown
Helen Boyd
E. A. Cahoon
D. C. Pearson
Mary Mossman
Richard M. Tolar
Mrs. C. H. Brown Honored With Tea in Los Angeles
Mrs C H Brown of 109 South Pennsylvania spent the winter in Los Angeles with daughter Elsie Brown who teaches at Los Angeles Junior High School. A late Sunday tea March 2 featured Roswell guests and spring flowers with Mrs Frank Schubert and Miss Mariel Lamb hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brown
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
California
Elsie Brown
Frank Schubert
F. E. Travers
Mariel Lamb
Prunella Duke
Homer Rhodes
Ethel Forsyth
L. W. Forsyth
Roswell
Carter Maddox
Lilly
Robert F. Owen
Ben Blueman
Grace Brenneman
Vandenburg
Mildred Mabie
Fred Wickman
Effa Carter
J. M. Peacock
Bess Peacock
Mariet Lamb
Dinner at The Poplars Ends Sales Course
A sixteen week sales promotion course conducted by Lawrence Goodell wrapped with a dinner at The Poplars on East Fifth Street. Coca Cola Bottling Co personnel and spouses attended with a St Patrick theme reflected in table decor. The group moved to the North Main Street plant for the final program and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Goodell
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Poplars
East Fifth Street
Coca-Cola
North Main Street
John O’connor
Lovington
C. H. Johns
Artesia
Messrs
Mines
Aubrey Hill
Max Littell
Serbando Duran
Ermando Duran
Myrtle Mae Hanes
Ellis Bealer
John Herring
Clarence Marshall
D. W. Jones
Leslie Hogge
Richard Smith
J. E. Johns
Junior Womans Club Business Meeting Report
The Junior Womans Club held a business meeting at the club house with President Genoa Bruin presiding. A style show by Mrs. Philip Stoes was postponed due to weather. Delegates were planned to travel to the district convention in Carlsbad. Refreshments were served to a list of members including Miss Jane Russell Oberkampf and others. Lt. Colonel Ewing L. Lusk hosted a dinner honoring Col. L. A. Sprinkle of Fort Snelling with a flower-centered table and guests including Col. Sprinkle and other named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Womans Club
Genoa Bruin
Philip Stoes
Carlsbad
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Joyce Wyly
Helen Pritchard
Blanche Vandewart
Edna Ann Malone
Helen Richmond
Pearl Renfro
Christine Jenkins
Janet Lodmell
Marion Ron
Ewing L. Lusk
West College Avenue
L. A. Sprinkle
Fort Snelding
Minn
Colonel Sprinkle
John McClure
Robert P. Kirk
Anderson H. Norton
J. D. Atwood
Roswell social notes include club luncheon and events
The Roswell 1927 Bridge Club hosted luncheon at The Poplars hosted by Mrs. Stanley W. Lodewick with nine places. Calendar items list Bridge Club, Book reviews, historical talks, and various church and civic activities for Wednesday through Friday, plus notices of marriages, visits, Red Cross yarn drives, and local travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Dwight McNally
Henry Samson
Lawrence Wolfe
Lodewick
Woman's church groups meet at several Roswell homes
Circle I of First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Freeman Marsh's home for a study on Uprooted Americans and a new book Dangerous Opportunity. Circle II and others planned prayers, a Red Cross sewing shift, a Brotherhood dinner, and noted perfect Bible reading by Eva M. Cooper. Also reported were Circle III at Mrs. Preovens Hial K. Cobean's house with Ministering to Shifting Populations, and Circle IV at Mrs. Harry S. White's home with Dangerous Opportunity discussion. The article lists many members attending across circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society
Christian Service
Circle I
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Freeman Marsh
Frank Burnworth
W. W. Akin
Johnston
J. B. Pirtle
Ross Brown
Roswell
J. F. Hinkle
Brinker
W. A. Hoffman
Mmes
Eugene Brinker
H. D. Burdette
Willis Ford
James Hinkle
J. C. Martens
W. F. Phillips
Cecil Seavey
L. B. Craven
J. D. Moore
A. J. Currie
Circle
Brotherhood
J. C. Cummins
W. H. Hortenstein
Eva M. Cooper
Red Cross
Lawrence W. Dry
Will Purdy
Hugh M. Huff
J. R. Robington
J. M. Williams
C. A. Emmett
Will H. Horte
Hial K. Cobean
Woman's Society of Christian Service
North Lea Avenue
Joe Palmer
Ed Carmichael
S. L. Mangham
W. F. White
Lovely
George Drew
Henry Schmarge
Burt Luttrell
George Ray
Carson Jordan
E. E. Patterson
Grover Welter
Circle IV
Harry S. White
W. W. Pope
White Home
North
Kentucky Avenue
White
Presbyterian Aid Society
Robert Beers
W. W. Huntly
D. Keyes
Grace Carson
B. F. Arnold
W. S. Jolly
John W. Rhea
Wesleyan Service Guild
Otto Conley
West Deming
R. H. McCune
C. M. Cooper
World Outlook
Methodist Woman
Young People’s Department
Allison Floral Company
J. E. Zumwalt
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Albuquerque
Conley
Guild
B. P. Rasmus
H. N. Hood
Oscar White
St. Patrick
Walter Gill
James M. H. Callender
Cliff Conley
A. C. Jones, Jr
Merle Briggs
Ernest
Footwear styles echo spring 1941 fashion trends
Footwear follows clothes with a Spring 1941 look featuring calf and alligator pumps in walled lasts with nailhead trims, a City Moccasin walking shoe in calf and suede, and an adjustable evening sandal in gold or silver kid. A dressier antelope pump showcases a butterfly bow, bright outlining beads, and emphasis on instep and leg flattering lines.
Roswell High School honors basketball team with dance
The faculty and students hosted an informal dance in the Roswell High School gymnasium at 3 15 pm honoring the basketball team and Coach Corn. About 150 couples attended the party with dancing to a nickel odeon. Balloons served as favors and ping pong provided additional fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell High School
Corn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marian Mansa
J. R. Kelly
O'Ten
Junior Womans Club Business Meeting
Col
Mrs. Lusk
Honor Col
Sprinkle
S. W. Lodewick
Marion Roney
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Grand Plains
Emmett Patterson
Ernest Nelson
Sherrell Davidson
Hester
Shakespeare Club
Robert H. Goddard
Historical and Archaeological Association
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Mexican Methodist Church
Layette Society
Ben Pendergrass
West Eighth Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Earl E. Patterson
Michigan Avenue
el Coyote
Chaves County Republican Club
James E. Hughes
Chicago, Ill
South Sea Street
Roswell Country Club
Paul Reynolds
Alma Kiser
Houston
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Crile
Richardson Avenue
Herman Crile, Jr
Herman Crile Jr
Linda Jean
Herman Crile
Happy Acres
Berrendo
Edith Davies
Gene Sanders
Justice of Peace
Pat O’neill
Fay Valentine
Lorene Patton
Robert Lund
Colorado University
Bill Michael
Robert
R. R. Lund
Bill
Santa Fe
el Paso
Las Cruces
Peggy Lund
Frances McClure
Lt. Kirk
Fort Bliss
Fort Riley
Kansas
Kirk
L. T. Lewis
West Tilden Street
Texas
Grady
George Foster
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Mexico
Donna
Mrs
Truman T. Sanders
Leland Lewis and
Doralea
Hull
West Alameda
News of Women’s Church
Preovens
Woman's Council Group II
Womans Council of
The
First Christian Church
Jennie Ashinhust
George L. Reese
A. R. Treat
E. G. Ferree
E. G. Minton
N. M
House
Tuska Walker
Judiciary Committee
Don McCormick
Murray Morgan
Alamogordo
Corporations and Banks Committee
Gilbert Lopez
Senate
State Teachers’ College
Silver City
J. H. Mullis
Megenity
B. A. Nash
John Blea
Roy Burnett
H. D. Dannenberg
Edith Beaty
T. J. Deason
Jane Cotton
Helen Abbie Cox
Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Pattern Department
Helen Keller
Alfonso P. Baca
Ing
Cattle Sanitary Board
John West
Dunion
R. M. Krannawitter
No. 11
Virginia
Madeline Carroll
Fred Macmurray
Carolyn
Lee
JCCA
Allan Jones
Susanna Foster
Mister Nobody
Eddie Albert
Joan Leslie
Alan Hale
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