Roswell artist committee reveals 1942 concert lineup
The Roswell Cooperative Association artists committee, led by Captain Paul Horgan, announced next year’s concert series at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters. Bonelli the baritone leads a program with the Coldidge String Quartette, Dorothy Crawford in dramatic monologues with a pianist, and Minnie Dixon, Metro Opera soprano famed for Scottish songs. The drive for membership ended with a successful cooperative campaign and an inviting season ahead. Mrs. P. V. Thorson to speak at Trinity Methodist Church Monday evening during a covered dish supper for the Woman’s Society of Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Horgan
Roswell Cooperative Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bonelli
Coolidge
Dorothy Crawford
Minnie Dixon
Metropolitan Opera Co
Dixon
P. V. Thorson
Womans Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Friendship Club All Day Meeting at Goodsell Home
The Friendship Club of the Rebekahs met at 710 West Alameda Street for an all day session with a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. O D Goodsell and others. President Mrs. W C Van Doren presided as officerswere elected: Mage Link president, W A McCloud vice president, Thomas Fee secretary, Jennie Thompson chaplain. Members sewed quilt blocks after noting the clubs Red Cross work totaling sixty nine articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club of the Rebekahs
D. Goodsell
West Alameda Stret
Mmes. Goodsell
Thomas Fee
M. H. Ward
W. C. van Doren
Red Cross
John Summersgill
Mage Link
W. A. McCloud
Thomas’ Fee
Jennie Thompson
Mmes. W. Cc. van Doren
M. A. McCracken
M. O. McCracken
George D. Perrine
W. E. Wheeler
A. C. Jones
N. S. Berry
H. R. Avery
F. R. Stone
Ben Pendergrass
John M. Rose
Joan Leakoy
Alan M. Guffey
Roy C. Phillips
Allie Guest
Mmes
Paul Goodsell
M. E. Ewell
Emma S. Dyer
May Meeting For Newcomers Hosts Brownie Program
The Newcomers Club held its May meeting at the Woman's Club with president Mrs. Roy Pennington in charge. Mrs. Harry Carr presented Brownie troops Two and Six, followed by a Quiz Contest with Prof I. Q. as the character. Prizes went to Mrs. W. H. Hopkins and Mrs. Alexander McKinzie. Guests included Louise Kelley of St Louis and H B Kelly of Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Woman’s Club
Roy Pennington
Harry Carr
Donald Gillespie
I. Q
W. H. Hopkins
Alexander McKinzie
Mmes
Gene Reischman
Evans and
Mathis
Carl Welch
R. R. Pennington
Stanley Mathis
Eugene C. Brinker
J BB. Wakefield
Evans
H. R. Bissell
Dale Flippo
Ruel D. Smith
A. C. McVay
McClain
Paul Goodsell
Donald E. Gillespie
W. N. Worthington
J. E. Johns
M. M. Goodman
Alexander McKenzie
Henry Thorne
Vera Smith
Frieda Streic
Bessie Tucker
Columbus
Mississippi
Mrs J P Williams Heads Book Club In 1941 42 Transition
Mrs J P Williams was elected president of the Junior Book Club for 1941 42 at the final meeting and luncheon held at The Poplars on East Fifth Street. Mrs Cecil Bonney presided, books for next year were selected, funds from a book sale will buy new titles, and committee members were named.
Mr J H Hall Celebrates 84th Birthday
Mr J H Hall was eighty four Friday and enjoyed a family gathering at 601 South Sea with children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Attendees included Mayor and Mrs Thomas J Hall John Hall Jr Billy Hall Jim Hall Janice Hall and other relatives. The celebrant, long ill, is reported better after the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hall
South Sea
Hall
Thomas J
Owl Club Hosts Lovely Party at The Poplars
Miss Frances Hurt and Miss Gladys Webb hosted Owl Bridge Club members Friday for dinner at The Poplars. A three course menu preceded bridge at Miss Hurt’s home, 910 North Richardson Avenue, with a large table and spring flowers. Guests included Nan Rasmus, Martha Cowan, Burr Powell, Irene Swann, Eula Bybee, Bess Bybee, Rose Hurt, Virginia Margraves, Mines J. D. Shinkle, Arthur Allison, Dorothy Turner Holesapple, Edward M. Russell, Cecil Bonney, Hugh M. Huff Jr., Bruce P. Connor, Otis Brenneman, W. W. Akin, plus the hostesses. Community notes mention plant sales next Thursday to raise funds for a bronze museum plate, coordinating through Mrs. Amelian Church and Mrs. Sara L. Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hurt
Gladys Webb
Owl Bridge Club
the Poplars
Miss Hurt
North
Richardson Avenue
Nan Rasmus
Martha Cowan
Burr Powell
Irene Swann
Eula Bybee
Bess Bybee
Rose Hurt
Virginia Margraves
Mines
J. D. Shinkle
Arthur Allison
Kappa Delta Gamma Luncheon at The Poplars
Kappa Delta Gamma Sorority held a luncheon today at The Poplars on East Fifth Street with seventeen attending. A candle ceremony followed, reelecting officers for the coming year, including Miss Clyde Totten as president and Miss Eva Bourne as vice president, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ority
Poplars
East Fifth Street
E. H. Williams
Arthur Allison
Bertie Adams
Silver City
Clyde Totten
Eva Bourne
Eula Bybee
Denton
Elwin Miller
Gladys Webb
Nina Cullen
Lillis Fisher
Lucille Griffith
Elizabeth Hayslip
Beulah Molcomb
Madge Ingalls
Myrie Laughlin
Hazel Vineyard
Jennie Kenney
Mary Bell Marshall
Paul H. Deaton
D. N. Pope
Erwin Miller
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Miss Dixon
RKO Radio Picture
Friendship Club
Louise Kelley
St. Louis
Missouri
H. B. Kelly
Eaton, Ohio
Winnie Weverka
Speed. R
Thrifty Service
The
Rough Dry Service
Frances Bear Wolfe
J. P. Williams
Heads Book Club
Herbert A. Lowrey
Robert W. Mitchell
Charles F. Ward
Y. A. Yoder
Pauline B. Cooney
Little Houe
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Una Merkel
Eric Blore
Lafrica
Walt Disney Cartoon & News
Rodden‘s
N. Main
Owl Club
Amelian Church
Sara L. Bonney
E. W. Mitchell Seed Co
Kappa Delta Gamma
Ruth Goodwin
W. 3Rd Street
Yucca Beauty Service
Guete
Iery
Price & Cos
Ming Bird Hosiery
Laura Lane
Quinlan and Coty
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