Chinese Party at Roswell Country Club Hosted by Missionary Guild
The Young Women’s Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church staged a Chinese themed party at Roswell Country Club with lanterns incense brass bowls and red flowers creating a festive atmosphere. Guests wore Chinese costumes and were seated on cushions as games and refreshments were offered under the direction of Miss Shirley Feather with committee members presenting and invoking a lively social evening.
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BEA
Ell Country Club
Young Womans Missionary Guild
The
First Christian Church
Roswell Country Club
Shirley Feather
Mmes
Bob Crosby
Clifford Smith
Marmion McCord
Hugh M. Huff Jr
George N. Carothers
Miss Faybelle Cummins
Burton D. Brubaker
M. D. Trout
A. B. Corum
A. F. Madison
E. R. Ball
E. J. Wilde
Charles Cleek
Roger Sprecker
Donald Kester
Clifford Ferrin
James P. Earickson
E. L. Fry
Neil B. Watson
Mills Talmage
Lamar Strickland
Dayton Talmage
Evelyn Brown
Orial Curtis
Catherine Cummins
Margaret Talmage
M Vs
Jess Corn
Joyce Alexander
el Paso
First Baptist Classes Meet Monday Night
Three church groups held Monday night gatherings. The Philathea Class led by Mrs W A Wilson met at Mrs Luther Dudley’s home with hostess assistance. the Bethany Class met in church parlors. the Olivet Study Club met with Mrs Clifford Smith hosting. Hostesses served refreshments and plans were made for upcoming events.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
Erwin
Davidson, Brown
E. A. McMilliam
Earl Hall
M. Sterling
J. H. Cauha
R. B. Pruett
Charles Foster
R. L. Malone
Lucy Stout
Olivet Study Club
Clifford Smith
Olivet Club
West Second Street
Will H. Whatley
Prophets of the Exile
Dewey Pilant
Ezekiel
Thos
M. Kleck
Eastern Star Honors Roswell Pioneers Dinner Event
One hundred eighty five Eastern Star members gathered at the Masonic Temple for a banquet honoring charter members past matrons and patrons. Flowers, candles, and a four course fried chicken dinner accompanied reminiscences and songs honoring the Roswell chapter’s history and leadership.
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Masonic Temple
Dr. Henderson
Shreveport
C. A. Marley
Sidney Prager
E. L. Lusk
Richard D. Jones
Lucius Dills
Third and Main
Roswell
Political maneuvering over governorship succession and patronage
Senate figure Sen Bratton faces a potential resignation and governor appoint scenario. Governor Bratton, a two time state leader and First National Bank Santa Fe president, clashes with Seligman over federal patronage, including regional agricultural credit and U.S. district attorney picks. If Bratton enables a special session, arrangements remain unsettled.
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Hockenhull
Democratic Party
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Seligman
Bratton
Regional Agricultural Credit Agency
Arthur Jones
George Hunker
Hunker
W. J. Barker
Democratic Committee
Washington
U.S
Carl Hatch
Fifteenth Birthday of C Howard Glover Celebrated
A delightful surprise party honoring C Howard Glover marked his fifteenth birthday, hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs C Howard Glover. Dancing and games followed by dainty refreshments, with guests including Anne Askren Maxine Blackmar Nancy Elizey Edith French Dorothy Lancaster Patricia Mitchell Marjorie Wherrett Jane Lewis Helen Lane Claribel Yarborough Helen Ruth Glover Joan Glover Clark Frehart Martin Poswell Cyril Woodard Ned Nickson H D Johnson Herbert Lowrey Martel Martin Raymond Thomas Tom St John.
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C. Howard Glover
Howard
Anne Askren
Maxine Blackmar
Nancy Elizey
Edith French
Dorothy Lancaster
Patricia Mitchell
Marjorie Wherrett
Jane Lewis
Helen Lane
Claribel Yarborough
Helen Ruth Glover
Joan Glover
Clark Freehart
Martin
A Charming Compliment for Denver Visitor
Mrs Patrick H Gratton of 309 West Albuquerque entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon complimenting Miss Vivienne Gratton of Denver sister of Captain Gratton who is their house guest Spring flowers in pink and green tints were used in pleasing house decoration and a salad course was served at the tea hour Those who shared the pleasant affair with Miss Gratton were Misses Jane Miller Mary Lane Mabel Johnson Xymena Trout Mmes Neil Watson Clark Storm Corn
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Denver
Patrick H. Gratton
West
Albuquerque
Bridge
Vivienne Gratton
Captain Gratton
Miss Gratton
Jane Miller
Mary Lane
Mabel’ Johnson
Xymena
Trout
Mmes
Neil Watson
Clark Storm
Pastor's Pals enjoy May gathering at First Baptist
Mrs A B Malone hosted the Junior B Y P U Pastor's Pals at the First Baptist Church on May 2. The evening featured decorations with snap dragons and carnations after games and fortune telling. Attendees included Mary Jean Allison, Virginia Lunn, Marguerite Harlan, Joyce Malone, Mrs W B Binns, Louise McKey, LaVoyce Malone, and the hosts Mr and Mrs A B Malone.
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A. B. Malone
First Baptist Church
Mary Jean Allison
Virginia Lunn
Marguerite Harlan
Joyce Malone
W. B. Binns
Louise McKey
LaVoyce Malone
4. B. Malone
Charming Kensington Honoring Mrs Bybee
Mrs Donald Dye hosted a charming Kensington at 103 North Kentucky Avenue honoring her mother Mrs B S Bybee on her birthday. Attendees included Mrs Thornton H Boswell and Mrs C C Martin among many others, with a themed display of golden calendulas pink stock and ferns and a light luncheon.
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Kensington
Bybee
Donald Dye
North
Kentucky Avenue
8S. C. Bybee
C. C. Martin
Arthur E. Ingham
G. W. Shrader
D. E. Webb
William J. Beatty
T. M. Rabb
O. J. Tillotson
Minnie E. Dye
John R. St. John
Harry Morrison
F. S. Plackmar
W. M. Atwood
Walter P. Turner
L. P. Richart
C. A. Marley
L. J
Miriam Maids of First Baptist Meet For Social
The Miriam Maids of the First Baptist Church held a May 2 gathering at Miss Lois Avery’s home, 511 North Sea Avenue. The event combined monthly business with social games and refreshments into a pleasant evening for members including Florence Ellette, Wauwie O’Neal, Doris Reynolds, Mandetha Miller, Pauline Renfro, Juanita Myers, Catherine Gaines, Rheba Shoffett, Ruth Godfrey, Gladys Pirkle, Mattie Pirkle, Lois Perrine, Mrs J Bennett Allison, Mr and Mrs H R Avery, and the hostess.
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Miriam Maids
First Baptist Church
Miss Lo
Avery
North Sea Avenue
Florence Ellette
Wauwiece O'Neal
Doris Reynolds
Mandetha Miller
Pauline Renfro
Juanita Myers
Catherine Gaines
iRheba Shoffett
Ruth Godfrey
Gladys Pirkle
Mattie Pirkle
Lois Perrine
J. Bennett Allison
H.R. Avery
Lois Avery
Berrendo Womans Club elects officers for another year
The Berrendo Womans Club met yesterday at the country home of Mrs. W. E. Lambeth. Officers to serve another year are Mrs. Frank Seaverns president, Mrs. A. Siegrist secretary treasurer, and Mrs. M. M. Chambers vice president. The meeting featured neighborly visiting and refreshments. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. W. T. Clardy.
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Joel
Thos. J. Pearson
Jonah
Bob Crosby
Daniel
A. D. Jones
J. P. Haynes
Wade Corn Jed
Ralph H. Herring
E. R. Ball
Berrendo Womans Club
W. E. Lambeth
Frank Seaverns
A. Siegrist
M. M. Chambers
Lambeth
W. T. Clardy
Dodd Beats Crawford In Mountain Tennis Tourney
Herman Dodd upset Dick Crawford 6 4 6 3 in the White Mountain tennis tournament semi finals. Irene Dodd defeated Helen White 6 1 6 2 in the women's semi. Perry Bean meets Norman Fee next at 3 30 pm. Elizabeth Murphy faces Lucille O Neall if weather allows. finals set for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dodd
White Mountain
Dick Crawford
Crawford
Irene Dodd
Helen White
Perry Bean
Norman Fee
Elizabeth Murphy
Lucille O’neall
Womens finals set after two o clock at city courts
The schedule notes two o'clock start for the event with the women's finals to follow at the city courts. Local attendees are advised to arrive early for seating and access.
Peek Seen Likely Farm Relief Chief for Roosevelt
One of the most powerful positions in the federal government is expected to be held by George N. Peek of Moline Illinois, slated to be administrator of the farm relief program by President Roosevelt. Peek has devoted years to studying farm relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Peek
Moline, Ill
Roosevelt
Peek
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R. M. Tigner
Elizabeth Garett
EB. A. Elmore
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W. E. King
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