Shakespeare Club marks final meeting of the year 1941
The Shakespeare Club born thirty nine years ago met at Mrs. R H Goddard's Berrendo country home for the last gathering of 1941. Mrs. Claude Simpson turned the gavel to Mrs. Charles E. Mason the only charter member remaining. Members praised Mrs. John McClure for directing The Merry Wives of Windsor Act V and thanked the year’s officers. The group acknowledged theatre tickets won for The Philadelphia Story at Yucca Theatre and named present members including Mason McClure Simpson and Goddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
J. A. B. Bear
North
Richardson Avenue
Robert H. Goddard
Claude Simpson
Charles E. Mason
Winsor
John McClure
McClure
Yucca
Mmes
Cecil Bonney
Hal S. Cave
H. V. Fall
William L. Hill
Rolla R. Hinkle
Clarence E. Hinkle
Charles D. Keyes
C. E. Mason
Burton C. Mossman
A. Pruit
Guy M. Rowe
Henry E. Samson
James D. Shinkle
John E. Smith
LeRoy Thompson
W. C. Orton
Lawrence Wolfe
R. H. Goddard
Carl Johnson
Neal Brown
Mabel Johnson
Charles
Pecos
Texas
Jal
New Mexico
Carl Johnson Jr
Diamond and A Half Ranch
Roswell
Miss Marion Roney Hostess for 1940 Club Bridge
Miss Marion Roney hosted the 1940 Bridge Club at 809 North Pennsylvania Avenue last evening. Calendas and snapdragons decorated the rooms where bridge tables were set, and a salad course was served by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs. B. C. Roney. Guests included Misses Nancy Ellzey Jane Lewis Genevieve Cooney Frances Schultz Dorothy Lambeth and others along with Mmes Frank Goodwin Ned Nickson Charles B. Boreing and Tom B. Stapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Roney
Pennsylvania Avenue
B. C. Roney
Nancy Ellzey
Jane Lewis
Genevieve Cooney
Frances Schultz
Dorothy Lambeth
Bianda Greenwade
Ladye Dee Jones
Edna Malone
Sara Louise What
Bess Bybee
Donnald Dye
Kentucky Avenue
Cecile King
Garnett
Kansas
Miss King
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Ella Tarbell
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Mary Ellen Griggs
Betty Smith
Jeanne Cauhape
Mary Louise Cauhapes
Miss Bybee
Donald Dye
Salade La Russe and Southern Fried Chicken Menu Item
A vintage menu feature presents Salade La Russe with mixed vegetables and a Ravigote mayonnaise, plus an Apple Sauce Cake and Southern Fried Chicken with Milk Gravy. Recipes include dressing, cake batter, and steps for serving as a meal, with economical, hearty guidance.
Teen Age Societies Hold Meetings
Teen age organizations held meetings at member homes with plans for social events and fundraisers. Chums Society discussed sweaters with purple letters and a March 29 food sale. Pals Society handed out new sweaters. Ss. O. S. planned Founders Day banquet March 29 at Nickson Hotel. Pards Society outlined a steak fry for March 28. Friends Society planned rummage sale benefiting underprivileged students. Sikis Society planned a dance with Roscoe Trammel Jr. presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Lusk
Pals Society
North
Washington Avenue
Gayle Armstrong
Beverly Brookshier
Lois Jean Boellner
Sarah Elizabeth Dobbs
Mary Frances Greenwade
Gaye Lair
Marion Madison
Jean Hunt
Suzanne Norton
Barbara Naramore
Pauline Thoma
Therylene Knox
Betty Jean Pierce
Bettie Grey Smith
Imogene Stockton
Alice Stockton
Bernice Santheson
Barbara Va
Lisette Gessert
Margaret Gilliland
Betty Hannifin
Kay Hannifin
Thana Hunter
Eva Lee Powell
Aileen Tapp
Mildred White
Marjorie Wolfe
Lois Hill
Joyce Santee
Connie Pritchard
Dick Gallivan
Pards Society
South
Kentucky Avenue
Bill McCutcheon
Jimmy DeVoss
J. B. Sullivan
Bill Shreeengost
John Chen
Charles Malone
Ben Kelly
Powers
Jerry Owen
Bill McCul- Hugh Hanagan
George DeShurley
Howard Bloom
Ted Brown
John Ellett
Paul Herring
Warren Cobean
Warren Cobe
Tommie Dresser
John Waddell
Jack Garrett
Bill Thompson
O. C. Graves
W. C. Coleman
Robert Lancaster
Playford Thorson
William Taylor
Paul Dollahan
Tom Smead
Bobby Hall
Glenn Dennis
Sikis
Rescoe Trammel
Sikis Society
Hooe
Roscoe Trammel
Elvin O’hair
Odie Bynum, Jr
Aubrey Cooper
Jack Martens
Earl O’neal
Albert Stubbs, Jr
Derrell Dollahan
Walton Wiggins
Roscoe Trammel, Jr
Esther Schaubel Speaks At Roswell Luncheon
The Roswell Womans Club Young Matrons Department held its monthly luncheon in the club house banquet room. County nurse Esther Schaubel spoke on health and sanitation while Major James R. Kelly was announced for a forthcoming club meeting. Twenty nine members attended with piano numbers by Lee Henrichs and remarks by Mrs. Mary Marshall at the Home Extension Clubs advisory session.
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Roswell Womans Club
W. Finch White Jr
Newcomers Club
Woman's Club
James R. Kelly
John Young
Esther Schaubel
Paul McEvoy
Lee Henrichs
Chaves County Court House
Mary Marshall
Dexter
Pauline Cowan
Mmes
Dave Worley
Ernest Langenegger
Elmer Shephard
Ella A. King
Holland Cox
Roy Lee
Elmer Bible
John Starling
M. G. Menaud
W. =. Bouen
L. Bing
W.W.C. Chaney
L. A. Carson
A. E. Daughtry
J. M. Cleek
Russell Graves
Albert Watson
W. C. Holland
George Shanks
Roswell
Pine Lodge Road
Irvin Corn
Ronald Corn
Jess Corn
Myrtle Corn
Oscar White
Off To Grand Chapter Meeting
Mrs. Russell Bird chairs registration and Dr. W T Neely assists as Grand Sentinel as the Eastern Star gathering in Las Vegas begins with a preliminary meeting tonight. Several officers and dignitaries depart today including Miss Joyce Wyly Lt Colonel and Mrs Ewing L Lusk and Mayor and Mrs Thomas J Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bird
W. T. Neely
Grand Sentinel
Neely
Jack Sweatt
Hagerman
Las Vegas
Eastern Star of
Earl Corn
Joyce Wyly
Ewing L. Lusk
Thomas J. Hall
Coterie Club notes and community events in Roswell
The Coterie Club of East Grand Plains met at the new home of Mrs. Emmett Patterson with co hosts. Members heard Miss W H McCullough recount her Washington visit for the President inauguration and Red Cross First Aid spans. Local clubs plan events at the club house and church, with speakers on community service and Roswell history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club
East Grand Plains
Emmett Patterson
Ernest Nelson
J. W. Shererll
F. .Davidson
C. M. Hester
E. C. Thomas
Ivan Herbert
W. H
Ivan A. Herbert
L. C. Brown
John H. Wyly
C. H. Culdice
M. E. Ewell
R. W. Drysdale
W. H. McCullough
J. E. Wolfe
Virgil M. Grantham
Neil Wheeler
W. A. Sterrett
Edward Hobson
Emory Hurtt
Thomas Fee
Eugene C. Brinker
E. L
Eva Bourne
Ingalls Memorial Home
Gene Smith
Charles Powell
C. C. Bogard
Elinor Allery
Dried fruits offer year round flavor at low cost
Dried fruits retain flavor as moisture drops and they are not perishable, making valuable food elements available year round at surprisingly low cost. Dried prunes apples peaches figs pears apricots and raisins can serve as desserts breakfasts starters candy salads pies conserves bread and with meats. Some suggestions.
Cheese Stuffed Sunsweets Party Appetizer Prep
Fifty uncooked Sunsweet prunes apricot and peach halves are steamed to soften. Cream cheese with mayonnaise or cream mustard and salt make a paste. Fill pastry cones or paper to decorate tops and dust with paprika before serving.
Legislators Weigh Sales Tax Field Auditors Expansion
The article notes a plan to bring the measure up for house action tomorrow if the committee report is adopted in the morning. Carter told the senate that extra administrative money for the sales tax division would hire more field auditors, arguing that more auditors boost tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Arthur Jones
Roosevelt
J. H. Mullis
Chaves
Miles
Dow
Hiram Dow
Roswell
Southwest Public Service Company
Carlsbad
House
Senate
Marian Martin Pattern 9671 Dress for JUNIOR MISS sizes
A Marian Martin pattern 9671 offers a long waist dress with double front panels and panelled back skirt. Features include soft neck shaping, bows or buttons, gathered bustline, choices of sleeve length, and belt or sash. pattern sold for fifteen cents, book and pattern together twenty five cents, order via The Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Roswell
Art Exhibit At E N M College Displays $5,000 Southwestern Work
A $5,000 loaned Southwestern art exhibit from Judge James D. Hamlin and H. Y. Overstreet of Farwell Texas is on display at Eastern New Mexico College Roosevelt County Museum on campus. The show features 32 works by Taos Santa Fe El Paso and others with Fechin pieces valued at $900 each. Notable subjects include Street in Santa Fe Navajo Family Group Indian Spring Fiesta San Juan Pueblo and Taos Pueblo. Artists represented include Dunton Vierra Loeffler Rush Cervantes Phillips Rollins Britt Fechin Berninghaus Ufer Sauernen Coe Imhoff Teel Parsons Morang and Gaspard.
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Santa Fe
Indian Spring
Fiesta
San Juan Pueblo
Landscape
Dunton
Vierra
Loeffler
Rush
Cervantes
Phillips
Rollins
Britt
Fechin
Berninghaus
Ufer
Sauernen
Coe
Imhoff
Teel
Parsons
Morang
Gaspard
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Jane Wolfe
Phyllis Young
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Betty Herring
Pauline Crossen
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Chaves County
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Berrendo Home Extension Club
Bill Woody
Jack Nelson
Mmes. Holland Cox
Oscar Greene
Walter Longwell
Esther Mendricks
C. B. Kirkwood
Allan Jones
Susanna Foster
Wucca
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Shoe Department
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