Cotton Ball dances sparkle Roswell Junior Womans Club event
The sixth annual Cotton Ball at Roswell Womans Club drew two hundred couples in cotton frocks and summer suits. Harbaugh’s orchestra played as a patriotic ballroom theme filled the Stately room with red white and blue decor, gold eagle entrances, and electric banners. Prizes honored best dressed individuals and couples while committees led by Helen Pritchard and Edna Malone organized ticket sales and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Junior Womans Club
Roswell Womans Club
Harbaugh
Ball and White
Emmett White
E. W. Mitchell, Jr
Bray Moore
Tam Gardner, Jr
Geneva Bruin
Helen Pritchard
Edna Malone
Nancy Ellzey
Georgiana Hawkins
Roberta Duffield
Jean Cox
Lady Dee Jones
Lenore Basham
Virginia Schrimshher
Sarah Lucille White
Seth Orell
Martha ®eSue Carpenter
Christine Jenkins
Edith French
Blanche Vandewart
Helen Richmond
Pearl Renfro
Ben Adams
Aude Latimer
Jane Cotton
Elissa Curb
Roland Roselli
Ruth Gene Smith
Gayle Wooldridge
Eileen Dempsey
Helen Dempsey
Raychelle Chappell
Jo Ella Smith
Maurine Willson
Marjorie Adams
Ella Tarbell
Clara Boreing
Alma Kiser
Jane Lewis
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Marion Rooney
Genevieve Cooney
Franceschultz
Sara Louise Whatley
Arion Sanders
Ruth Gaines Dilson
Dot Lambeth
Ann Cox
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Charles Hartley Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Charles Warren Hartley Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hartley, marked his ninth birthday Friday at 718 North Main Street with a gay party. Friends and family joined in games and a large white birthday cake with ice cream, as several mothers attended and well wishers listed, followed by a notice that Mrs Floyd A Lee is recovering at home after surgery at St Marys hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren Hartley Jr
Charles Hartley
North Main Street
Charles Warren
Mary Evelyn
Cynthia
Billy Wyane
Sue Morrison
Betty Ann
J. L. Williamson
Mary Lou
Tommie Ray Brown
Tom van Eaton
John
Benny Boydston
Eugene Johnson
Mmes
Leo Williamson
Gilmer Brown
Walter Hartley
Charles Morrison
Bill Hays
Floyd A. Lee
West 7Th Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
A. S. Patterson
Lee B. Corn
R. A. Hingst
H. D. Danenberg
J. C. Martens
George L. Reese, Sr
W. W. Phillips
A. E
Benito Juarez
Manuel Escobar
J. B. Pirtle
Louis E. Fay
Earl Corn
C. R. Greaves
Flossie White
Pennie Kenney
Burr Powell
Gladys, McKnight
Jeanne Cauhope
Elizabeth Hayslip
E. J. Foster
I. E. Johnson
C. T. Hopkins
P. V. Morris
Artesia
Esther McNally
Camp Carrizo Pictures
E. A. Cahoon
North
Kentucky Avenue
Mrs Thorson Honored With Tea at City PTA Event
A Friday afternoon tea in the Junior High School library honored Mrs P V Thorson newly elected state PTA president. Attendees included numerous PTA leaders and guests from Artesia and local chapters. The gathering featured brief talks, a “Professor Quiz” game with prizes, iced punch and cakes, and a May pole centerpiece.
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Library of Junior High School
P. V. Thorson
Lee B Corn
Harold D. Danenberg
Earl F. Corn
M. A. Crawford
A. S. Patterson
R. A. Hingst
C. R. Greaves
George L. Reese
W. W. Phillips
Thorson
Mary Pearson Wins Riding Honors at Hollins Show
Mary Pearson, of Col onel and Mrs. D. C. Pearson Roswell, captured the championship in jumping at the eleventh annual Hollins College Riding Club show. She also helped the team place second in the jumping class and finished third in the final championship class among ten Hollins riders. A party honored the district P T A leaders with gifts and flowers for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pearson
D. C. Pearson
Roswell
Hollins College Riding Club
Miss Pearson
Virginia Folytechnic Institute
Hollins
Friends Society Banquet and Dances Highlight Friday Night
Alumni banquet at Nickson Hotel featured blue and white decor and a four course menu. The Sikis Society hosted a dance at Ingalls Memorial Home for Pards and Friends, followed by cadet officers dances at the New Mexico Military Institute Post. Slumber parties for Chums and S O S Society plus social dancing for Cadet Officers filled the eventful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Nickson
Sikis
Ingalls Memorial
Pards
Friends Societies
Post of New Mexico Military Institute
Jane Wolfe
S. O. S. Society
Dannie Ruth Danenberg’s
Warren Cobean
W. C. Coleman
Wirt Roney
Tommie Dresser
Tommy Smeed
Jean Hunt
John Waddill
Warren
Ingalls Memorial Home
Bettie Grey Smith
Gayle Armstrong
O. C. Graves
Alice Cobean
Playford Thorson
Alice Marie Fowler
Andy Carter
Betty Lou Ballard
Sam Spencer
Mary Pat McLish
Paul Dollahan
Martha Ellett
Sam Marshall
Aleen Hinkle
Robert Lancaster
Nancy Lutz
Marie Mathews
Dick Holesapple
Leslie Anderson
Bobby Hall
Helen Ruth Carrigan
Tom Smead
Mary Evelyn Wyatt
Billy Corn
Dorothy Reese Fletcher
Glaze Sacra
Woodrow House
Bob McNally
Mary Frances Destree
Powhatan Carter
Jimmy Lusk
Wade Corn
Truman Pierce
Sikis Society
Pards Society and Friends Society
Ingells Memorial Home
New Mexico Military Institute
Ted Hunt
Beauty pick at Sophie Newcomb College Mary Snyder
Miss Mary Snyder daughter of Dr and Mrs Chet Snyder of 607 North Washington Avenue has been chosen as one of five beauties for the Sophie Newcomb College year book The Jam balavya published by Tulane University Sophie Newcomb is part of Tulane University The selection is described as well made and the girl as perfectly beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snyder
Chet Snyder
North
Washington Avenue
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Tulane University
Sophie Newcomb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Womans Club
Col. Warren S. Barlow
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
the Social News
Frances Bear Wolfe
Bray-Moore
Charles W. Hartley
Monnens
Rollin
the House OF Fashion
Lois Hill
Joyce Santee
Dannie Ruth Danenberg
Richard Hudnut
Pecos Valley Drug Company
Helen Sullivan
Virginia Crosby
Frances Lowery
Georgie Griswold
Mary Louise Samson
Hannah Pruit
Phyllis Young
Billie Cooley
Eleanor Beth Daugherty
South
Missouri Avenue
Beck Garden
Danenberg
Garen
Maxie Hunter
Annabelle Walker
Mary Frances Wilcoxon
Jane Richart
Ragean Corn
Rosemary
Gilkeson Beauty Salon
Cobean’s
Cobean Stationery CO
N. Main
Luana
Dude Ranch Navy
Elizabeth
Roswell, N. M
N. Richardson
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