Huff Fine Arts Studio presents piano and expression pupils
The Huff Fine Arts Studio showcases piano and expression pupils tonight at seven thirty at First Christian Church. Miss Janice Huff and Mrs Flora Huff Miller teach. The program lists 28 performances including solos duets and readings by students such as Joyce Malone Marylin June Huff Bobby Lynn Holmes and Helen MacDonald with ushers and staff noted. Also mentions Dorathy Minnesota visit by Mr and Mrs I J Shields and Baptist circles monthly meetings with leaders and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Nils Ljungquist
John M. Williams
Duffy Johnson
Mildred Adair
Helen MacDonald
Streadbag
Kathleen Smith
Miss Huff
Dolly
Joanna Williams
School Pictures
H. P
Streabbag
Jane Johnson
Anonymous
Frances Taylor
Heller
Rosemary Corman
F. E. Farrar
Maude Lee York
Amour Coquet
Rudolph Friml
Dorothy Bynum
L. H. Black
Helen Lee Robertson
Merkel
Joyce Malone
Nevin
Bianda Greenwade
McCall
Shirley Sims
Chopin
Julia Ruth Markham
Taylor
Miss Blake
Alice Louise Meadows
Ruth Emmett
Addie Miller
Huth M. Huff, Jr
Christian Church Women Hold Group Meetings
The Women’s Association of the First Christian Church held three monthly sessions with Group I at Mrs. Charles Allison’s home led by Mrs. Joseph Dekker, Group II in the church annex due to sickness with a Lenten program led by Mrs. Malcolm Sale, and Group III at Mrs. George Forbes’s home with a social and quilting activity ending in refreshments. Muted notes on subsequent Methodist Society and Junior Womans Club events follow in the same period.
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First Baptist
Esther Circle
First Baptist Church
H. E. Stilwell
R. L. Malone
Earl McDowell
George E. French
Mmes
J. Ls. Mabie
W. H. Cole
J. A. Waller
Julian Atwood
Sam Franklin
Mary McLaren
J. D. Jones
D. C. Steele
Elledge
Stilwell
Dorcas
Walter P. Turner
Alice Ranft
William L. Hill
F. I. Sullins
W. J. McInnes
A. C. Swanson
M. E. Collier
Joe Higgenbotham
F.M. Painter
A.W. Ullrich
W. P. Turner
Womans Association
The
First Christian Church
Charles L. Allison
R. V. Young
J. Q. Cummins
T. A. Sacra
Co. E. Boothe
Joseph Dekker
Allison
O. Randall
Frank Talmage
Will H. Hortenstein
Malcolm Sale
George S. Forbes
Hugh M Huff
W. T. Neely
W. E. Chamberlain
E. N. Brown
Forbes
Southern Methodist Womans Missionary Society
James F. Hinkle
John C. Martens
Paul G. Schultz
Martens
Clayton Thomas
A. E. Elmore
Harry White
R. H. McCune
George Drew
Wilfred Pratt
McCune
Filmore
Lovely Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs. N. Kline
Mrs. Claude Allison and Miss Martha Cowan hosted a charming informal luncheon at the Allison home honoring Mrs. Norman Kline of El Paso who was called to Roswell by her sister Miss Burr Powell's illness. Easter colors yellow and green decorated bowls of jonquils and the table for one large and two quarter tables.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Vance R. Wilkins
LeRoy Thompson
Robert Beers
J. D. Herron
Minnie Stewart
Grace K. Carson
Mmes
Charles D. Keyes
Mamie Riley
Rosa Kennedy
W. E. Fensom
Grace Carson
G. W. Brookshier
W. S. Smock
C. C. Martin
B. F. Armold
J. M. Williams
J. R. Thomas
E. F. Hayslip
R. C. Worswick
Robert R. Lund
J. E. Wolfe
John W. Rhea
Marie M. Holt
W. F. Campbell
Flying H Ranch
Walter Kennepp
Pittsburg
Kansas
Riley E. Mapes
Santa Fe
Milward Miller
W. N. Worthington
Lionel W. Johnson
Norman Fee
Hugh M.huff Jr
WB. Rogers
Neil Wills
Claude Allison
Martha Cowan
Allison
Norman Kline
el Paso
Roswell
Miss Burr Powell
Missouri Avenue School
Kline
Misses Burr Powell
Nan Rasmus
Nina Cullen
Irene Swann
Harriet Poorbaugh
Jennie Kenney
Louie Nickles
T. H. Boswell
Myra Spencer
Mary R. Cooney
D. N. Pope
Cecil Bonney
Qmah Leach
H. A. Poorbaugh
Ewing I. Lusk
J. E. Johns
Hugh M. Huff
Nancy McConnell
W. A. Wilson
Raymond G. Smith
South
Washington Avenue
Little Bridge Club
H. O. DeShurley
Sam Stolaroff
W. S&s. Hodges
George Etz
G. H. Hockenson
Ben B. Ginsberg
M. J. McDonald
C. M. Ejiffert
Henry E. Samson
Milton J. McMahen
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Roy Daniel
F. B. Goodwin
John Young
Ralph D. Morrison
Patrick H. Gratton
Hostess
Mrs. Smith
Humphries Named to Miners Hospital Board in New Appointment
Santa Fe March 19 Curtis Humphries of Raton was named by the governor to serve on the miners hospital board. He succeeds the late John Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Curtis Humphries
Raton
Miners Hospital Board
John Morrow
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Huff Fine Arts
I. J. Shields
Dorath
Minnesota
J. Y. Thorntons
Old Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
M. E. Church
London
Marie Beers
Lorrie Glassbrook
England
America
Miss Glassbrook
Arden Bodliner
Womans Club
Marie Bears
Mildred Turner
Lloyd B. Johnson
Dvorak
Berceuse
Gretahaninow
Thomas Hubbard
East Grand Plains
Chas Pickens
Edwin Drood
Belle
Lovely Bridge
R. G. Smith
Ola M. Higgs of
Omial Curtis
Shirley Feather
ST. Patrick
E. J. Kurre
Saint Patricks
Charles W. Boone
Joseph H. Murphy
Tom Herbert
Lena Fye
C. McLish
Wilfred Destree
Thomas M. Fowler
Wwe
B. V. Ellzey
Ralph Vandewart
Zelpha Bates
J. R. Kelly
R. F. Cruse
J. D. Atwood
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Clyde Tingley
J. J. Lane
A. D. Jones
Lane
Club Ol’ Tea
Tingley
Lee Evans
Floyd Lee
New Mexico Club Woman
New
Huff Sisters
Lovington
Jack Jackson
Pecos
Pecos Valley
Tri-States
Carlsbad
Carrizozo
Portales
Artesia
Magerman
Tularosa
the Nickson Coffee
Doris Detr Welborne
Hagerman
Egbert Whitson
Manuel Oracion
Helen Noah
Mexico
St. Andrews
Tion
Parish Hall
John McClure
Lake J. Frazier
Wemisns
Fegan
New York City
Greenwich House
Dorothy Dufo
John Dufo
University of Arizona
Alpha Epsilon
P. O
Laurena Peck
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Side
Parent and Teachers Association
O. R. Haymaker
J.T. Reynolds
St. Mary's Hospital
Patricia
Tom
Ruth Jean Smith
Wath Sisters Quartette
Ares
Reid
Theta
Schilling
Schilling Vanilla
American Tobacco Company
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