Roswell Girl Scout Council Plans Annual Funds Drive
The Roswell Girl Scout Council met at 4 30 pm in the Chamber of Commerce with Commissioner Mrs W A Johnson presiding and Mayor Herbert B Smyris elected to council membership. They discussed Camp Mary White transportation and tuition, a three two week summer camp, travel to the Cactus Region Convention in Tulsa, and the annual funds appeal for late April. Several officials and members attended, including Colonel H A Ingalls D N Pope Elza White D J Shrecen gost Co J Hull and others.
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Girl Scout Council
W. A. Johnson
Roswell
Tulsa
H. A. Ingalls
D. N. Pope
Elza White
D. J. Shrecengost
Co. J. Hull
Mmes. W. A. Johnson
Witt H. McCullough
James B. Coats
Harold E. Crosby
JL. Wilde
Harold Hurd
Grace T. Bear
Eastern Star Officers Entertained at Roswell Dinner
Eastern Star officers hosted a dinner at Military Heights for Mrs. Parrish of Las Vegas Worthy Grand Matron with Mrs. Kanen of El Paso and others in attendance. A reception and ball for visiting Masons and Eastern Stars follows at the Masonic Temple with lush moss and spring flowers described.
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Eastern Star
E. L. Lask
Military Heights
C. S
Las Vegas
C. B
Parrish
Charles Kanen
el Paso
Lucius Olis
Masonic Temple
Roswell
O. S. Parrish
Owen S. Parrish
New Mexico Military Institute
Gantz Urges Legion Loyalty and Expanded Veteran Aid
At Roswell, Commander Gantz called for unity behind the president, stronger defense, and preservation of veteran benefits amid economy measures. He urged broader Legion membership, highlighted aid programs, and praised local leaders and post efforts, including earthquake relief and community service.
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America
Legion
American Legion
California
Roswell AAUW Meeting Plans Rural Children's Library
Members met at Mrs. E L Lyda's home with Miss Clyde Totten presiding. They voted to start a rural children's circulating library to be kept in the office of Miss Thelma McCully, superintendent of Chaves County schools. Speakers included Miss Shirley Feather on Women And Their Jobs and Mrs. J R Thomas on Equal Pay For Man And Woman.
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Roswell
American Association of University Women
E. L. Lyda
Clyde Totten
Thelmas McCully
Chaves County
Shirley Feather
J. R. Thomas
Cowan
Mrs. Black
Lyda
Eleanor Paddock
Alma Thompson
Nan Preston
Clyde Tottén
Read Jeanette Va an Valkenburgh at First M E
Readers invited at First M E church Thursday at 8 p m for adults and SOC children through sixth grade with financial assistance available. Admission 15 cents.
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Jeanette van Valkenburgh
el Paso
M. E
Institute Club
Jeanette Va
Valkenburgh i
Girl Scout Leaders Travel to Cactus Regional Convention
Roswell Girl Scouts led by Mrs. W A Johnson and Mrs Wilt H McCullough depart in Ed J Williams car for Tulsa Oklahoma to attend the Cactus Regional Convention convening Friday through Sunday with Miss Dorothy Williams Mary Mossman and Mary Mullis among leaders attending.
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W. A. Johnson
Roswell Girl Scouts
Wilt H. McCullough
Mary White
Dorothy Williams
Mary Mossman
Mary Mullis
Ed. J. Williams
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Cactus
Roswell DeMolay event honors Masons and sponsors
Punn, former Master Councilor, introduces Col. E. E. L. Lusk and several speakers after a Roswell DeMolay banquet. Reichart notes 555,000 DeMolay members worldwide and 564 in New Mexico, praises Roswell teams, and cites 1924 founding details. Lusk and Kisker receive praise for work with the chapter.
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New Mexico
Reichart
Clovis DeMolay
Roswell
Leland Fellows
D. N. Pope
Temple
E. L. Lusk
R. W. Kisker
DeMolay
Grand Lodge of Masons
Tom Hall
War Clouds Grow Over Europe and Asia
A speculative world view links rising tensions in Europe and Asia to a possible German backing for Japan’s Manchurian campaign. It posits Poland may seize the Ukraine and Odessa with German consent, exchange the Polish Corridor for German favor, and Lithuania could be annexed, hinging on Adolf Hitler’s actions.
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Europe
Asia
Germany
Poland
Free City
Danzig
East Prussia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
France
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Japan
Manchuria
Jehol
Mongolia
Siberia
Russia
Hitler
Ukraine
Odessa
Black Sea
Lithuania
Adolf Hitler
Book Adoption Plans Face Free Text Shortfall
Santa Fe reports state superintendent Mrs. Georgia Lusk says the six year cycle for school book adoption will be tackled in May with free texts for eight grades funded by oil taxes and federal royalties. Governor favors postponing for two years due to funds limits. possible one year publisher contracts discussed to stretch scarce resources.
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Santa Fe
Georgia L. Lusk
Lusk
Socorro Bureau of Mines
New State Board
State Board
New Mexico Gatelmen to Meet Next in Albuquerque
Albert K. Mitchell of Albert re elected president of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association at the Tucumcari convention. Four vice presidents were re elected. Albuquerque chosen as 193 convention city. Antonio Serna bound over for grand jury on criminal assault. Harry Honore sentenced to five to six years for manslaughter. Unemployment relief program may create road work in NM and AZ. Hatch to host monthly trade and barter day in Hot Springs April 8.
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Associated Press
Tucumcari
Albert K. Mitchell
Albert, N. M
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
E. T. Springer
Cimarron
Lee Evans
Marquez
R. C. Sowder
Fr. Sumner
Joe Lane
Roswell
Albuquerque
Antonio Serna
Manzano, N. M
Las Cruces
Harry Honore
P. L. Dixon
Numa C. Frenger
New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
Congress
J. D. Jones
Hatch
Hot Springs
Indian Life Customs and Symbolisms Talk at Society Meet
Mrs. R C Reid of Dexter will speak on The Customs Arts and Symbolisms of Indian Life at the Chaves County Historical and Archaeological Society meeting at Roswell Carnegie Library Thursday at 7 30 PM. She studied with Dr Edgar L Hewett and won a national prize for a paper on Indian life and customs. Public invited.
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R. C. Reid
Dexter
Chaves County
Reid
General Federation of Woman's Cubs
UNM track opens with intramural meet in April
The University of New Mexico track season begins April 7 and 8 with an intramural meet. On April 22 the Lobos face New Mexico Military Institute, followed by the Border conference meet May 12 and 13 at home.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Lobos
New Mexico Military Institute
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