Roswell Club installs Marie Baldy as president
Mrs Marie Baldy was installed as president of the Roswell Business and Professional Women s Club at the May meeting in the Coronado room of the Nickson Hotel. The event featured parade of ships table decor, a candlelit display, and an address by Baldy on women’s role in world affairs. The night also saw a move to shift meetings from the first to the third Monday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Baldy
Roswell
Coronado
Nickson Hotel
James Callender
Elizabeth Garrett
Elizabeth Hayslip
Louise Peery
Florence Douglas
Geneva Short
Inga Mulray
Clyde Totten
James Cullender
Cullender
Garrett
Baldy
Sybil Bailey
Louise Hamilton
Annie L. Snorf
Eva Bourne
Arline Gibbany
Billie Lanham
Vida Smith
Mmes. O. M. Wallace
Paul McEvoy
D. J. Shrecengost
O. L. Williams
James M. H. Callender
Ewing L. Lusk
Rebecca Graham
Santa Fe
Woman’s Council Christian Church
Woman's Council of
First Christian Church
A. D. Jones
G. T. Reaves
C. E. Boothe
China
Eva M. Cooper
Flora Gibbany
C. A. Emmett
Jason Kellahin
Jennie Ashinhust
Anderson N. Norton
Mmes
A. F. Madison
E. H. Hicks
R. V. Young
Lovely Luncheon and Local Socials Across Roswell
A series luncheon at Mrs. Lea Rowland’s home on North Michigan Avenue featured two elegant tables of roses and snowballs with a three course menu. Attendees included Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Daughtry, and many social regulars. Also noted were Roswell film and music events at the Junior High, visits from Gertude Joyner and Louise Joyner, and a hospital operation at St Marys. Mary Pearson of Roswell was elected Hollins College sophomore vice president and joins Cargoes and Hollins Columns staffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Rowland
North
Michigan Avenue
Rowland
Robert E. Daughtry
Mmes. J. Walden Bassett
Floyd Childress
Steve Marshall
I. J. Marshall
Gayle G. Armstrong
G. B. Armstrong, Jr
G. Wayne Griswold
Herbert P. Joyce Rolla R. Hinkle
John W .Hall
Ee Tweedy
2. Chambers
L. Fullen
Thomas J. Hall
Tom D White
Horace H. McGee
Dwight McNally
H. P. Saunders, Jr
J. P. Williams
Josh Church
R. E. Daughtry
Mary Pearson
D. C. Pearson
Roswell
Hollins College
Cargoes
Hollins Columns
Red Cross seeks 1000 overseas doctors for Britain
United States doctors answered a call from the American Red Cross to volunteer for overseas duty with Great Britain. More than 500 inquiries came in as plans were completed to conduct physical exams in 27 cities. Applicants face age, education, and other standards before possible Visa, U S passport, and Royal Army Medical Corps service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
U.S
Great Britain
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Roosevelt
War Stimson
Los Angeles
Britain
Melbourne
Australia
England
Chicago
San Francisco
Denver
Atlanta
Selective Service Boards
Division of Medical Sciences
National Research Council
Research Council
American Medical Association
Norman H. Davis
AMA
U. S
Royal Army Medical Corps
London
Empire
Davis
Women's church groups hold May meetings at churches
The May gatherings of several church groups were described, including the Trinity Methodist Woman's Society hosting a covered dish supper with guest speakers and a youth talk, the Polly Pruit Circle at First Baptist presenting devotional and a solo, and multiple other society meetings at First Methodist, Presbyterian, and First Christian churches with programs, readings, and refreshment hours. Names of participants include Mrs. W. H. Dearholt, Mrs. W. C. Holland, Mrs. Guy M. Rowe, Miss Nellie G. Mason, Polly Pruit, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Ira L. Holmstead, Mrs. E. F. Hayslip, Mrs. A. W. Reese, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society
Trinity Methodist Church
Womans Society of Christian Service
W. H. Dearholt
W. C. Holland
Guy M. Rowe
Bernice Blough
Audrey Dollahan
Eileen Rapp
Elaine Shaw
Willma Murrell
Nellie G. Mason
P. V. Thorson
Polly Pruit
Mmes
Charles Brown
Ira L. Holmstead
A. D. Groseclose
Joe Walker
Grady Southworth
G. Gilstrap
Co. C. Henry
Hilton Cox
M. B. Smith
William L. Hill
Polly E. Pruit
P. W
Nina Cullen
First Baptist Church
South Kentucky Avenue
Etta Lannom
Miss Cullen
Martha Cowan
Anna Nihart
Burr Powell
Irene Swann
Lula Day
Pauline Harper
W. A. McCloud
C. C. Irwin
F. M. Young
Katie Howe
J. J. Rodden
Pearl Goode
Earl F. Hall
F. E. Hedgcoxe
Amos Monk
J. Bennett Allison
Missionary Society Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society
Alamogordo
E. F. Hayslip
M. A. Crawford
Ida Kennett
LeRoy Thompson
W. C. Greiss
Arthur J. Stevens
J. E. Smith
Africa
Mozier
A. W. Reese
Tom Toms
Dexter Youth to Be Commissioned in Army Air Corps
Among 137 Flying Cadets to graduate from the Air Corps Advanced Flying School in Stockton California on May 29 two from New Mexico will be commissioned Second Lieutenants in the Air Corps Reserve. Named from New Mexico are Arthur Clarence Stone Dexter and Marion Julian Fuchs Tatum. The West Coast Training Center plans new schools by mid summer as part of a government program to train 30 000 pilots annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps Advanced Flying School
Stockton
California
New Mexico
Air Corps Reserve
Arthur Clarence Stone
Dexter
Marion Julian Fuchs
Tatum
West Coast Air Corps Training Center
West Coast
Moffett Field
West Coast Training Center
Soldiers must write mothers for entry to mess hall
Fort Ontario, N Y soldiers of the 368th Coast Artillery face a May 8 entry rule by Col Chauncey M Hooper requiring each man to present a card or letter written to his mother or lose access to the mess hall on Mother's Day May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ontario
N. Y
368Th Coast Artillery Regiment
Chauncey M. Hooper
Little Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon and Card Party
Mrs. John Young entertained the Little Bridge Club at 208 West Fifth Street with luncheon and four tables of bridge. Guests included Mmes. Ben Ginsberg, Sam Stolaroff, Raymond Smith, A. N. Etz, H. O. DeShurley, Cecil M. Eiffert, Powhatan Carter, and the hostess. Also noted were visits from J. A. Daniel and Vera Emily, and updates on Jo Sears and W. W. Merritt. Tomorrow features Presbyterian Family Night and a women’s luncheon at Roswell Country Club with golf instruction by the pro, free for members who reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Little Bridge Club
West Fifth Street
Mmes
Ben Ginsberg
Sam _ Stolaroff
Raymond Smith
A. N. Etz
Roswell Country Club
Benton Opposes Museums and Calls Them Graveyards
Kansas City May 6. Artist Thomas Hart Benton speaks at a Young Democratic Club meeting after Kansas City Art Institute directors refuse to renew his contract. He criticizes museums as graveyards of art and says he would like his pictures hung in saloons to reach longer viewing times. Benton also mentions plans for a cooperative art school with pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas Hart Benton
Benton
Young Democratic Club
Kansas City Art Institute
Mrs John E Martens Delivers Mexico Talk To Junior Womans Club
The Junior Womans Club held its meeting at the Women's Club with Miss Elizabeth Russell elected president for the coming year. New officers include Miss Frances Schultz as vice president, Miss Elizabeth Slack secretary, Miss Edna Malone treasurer, and Miss Sara Lucille White corresponding secretary. Mrs John E Martens gave an engaging talk on Mexico, covering customs, foods, and language, after congratulations and remarks from Mrs Thomas J Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Henry Russell
West 3Rd Street
Frances Schultz
Elizabeth Slack
Edna Malone
Sara Lucille White
Thomas J. Hall
Joyce Wyly
Blanche Vandewart
Ruth Cobean
Vandewart
John E. Martens
Mexico
Martens
Helen Pritchard
Geneva Bruin
Ruth Jean Smith
Entre Nous Club Hosts Afternoon Bridge At Home
Mrs H E Miller entertained the Entre Nous Club at her home on 101 North Washington Avenue this afternoon. Two tables were set for bridge in the living room decorated with spring bouquets. A salad and dessert course followed. Players included Mrs Paul Goodsell, Mrs Louis Falcon, Mrs Ralph Herring, Mrs S F Hameed, Mrs Hugh Roberts, Mrs John Brockman, Mrs John Wylie, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrendo Womans Club
George Perrine
Oscar Greene
Mmes
Lea Rowland
Robert E. Daughtry
Rowland
North
Michigan Avenue
Entre Nous Bridge Club
H. E. Miller
Washington Avenue
Little Bridge Club
John C. Young
West Fifth Street
Sikis Society
Coronado
Nickson Hotel
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bridge Club
George M. Slaughter
North Sea Avenue
Missouri Avenue
Parent Teachers Association
Nurses Meet and Convention Reports Highlight May Session
The Registered Nurses of District Five met at St Mary's Hospital with Mrs Lydia Wilcoxon presiding. Reports from the Albuquerque convention were presented by Sister Beinfrieda and Miss Ella Yeager, stressing National Defense. Refreshments were provided by Sisters of St Mary's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Five
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lydia Wilcoxon
Albuquerque
Beinfrieda
New Mexico
Ella Yeager
Sisters of St. Mary’s
Eva M. Bourne
Mary
Marian Martin Pattern 9700 Back Buttoned Sportster Dress
Marian Martin pattern 9700 features back buttons from neckline to hem, convenient for dressing and ironing. Wide waistband creates a slim look, square neckline with soft gathers, short sleeves, ric rac trim, sizes 12 to 40, fabric needs vary, order form includes size name and address. Pattern book priced fifteen cents, book plus pattern twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Rooswell Daily Record
Pattern Department
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Mrs. Marie
Nickson
Girl Scout Council
Mary Louise Cardona
Wanda Mabry
Walter Harrison
Mary White
Stanley Mathis
Filippo
James Mason
Ruel D. Smith Lawrence Moore
Vernon Sears
Ima MeeShan
Arden Boellner
Hal S. Cave
Mary McCullough
F. L. Smith
Donald E. Gillespie
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
Shirley Feather
Library of Junior High School
Eastman
Junior High
Ted R. Best
Charles F. Joyce
Gertrude Joyner
Beverly Hills
Calif
William H. McKee
Louise Joyner
W. T. Joyner
Mineral Wells
Texas
Elizabeth Steel Bivens
St. Marys Hospital
Maxie Hunter
Patsy Carter
Brownfield, Texas
C. E. Mason
Louise Coe
Glencoe
Ruidoso
Carrizoto
J. D.atwood
Woman’s Club
Junior Hi
Walter Anderson
S. Mo. Avenue
Mmes. Welty
Goodsell
E. W
Highland P. T. A
School House
Esther McNally
E. A. Cahoon
North Ky. Ave
Red Cross Nursing Activities Committee
Armory
P.E.O
J. E. Johns
North Lea Avenue
Chater
D. N. Pope
North Atkinson Avenue
Ace Hi Bridge Club
James A. Travis
West Tilden
Kiwanis
Random Harvest
James Hilton
News of Women’s Church
E. C. Gessert
C. R. Greaves
R. R. Lund
Billy Binns
Elwin Miller
Bert Aston
R. F. Entrop
C. D. Keyes
T. ©. Williams
W. F Smock
H. R. Bissell
Arthur J Stevens
Woman's Society Christian Service First M. E. Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
A. L. Curry
Bert Luttrell
R. H. McCune
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Kas
Pony Express
Kansas
Mail
Army Air Corps
Scientific
and Dry Cleaners
Bing Crosby
Dorothy Lamour
Bob Hope
Zanzibar
Wacca
Ly Jomour
Martha Scott
William Gargan
Edwg Robinson
Brother Orchid
Ann Sothern
Humphrey Boga Jenkins
Donnald Crisp
Ralph Bellamy
Zane Grey
Popeye Cartoon
Ae Ay
J. A. Daniel
Vera Emily
el Paso
Daniel
Joe Harrison
LF D
Jo Sears
Mrs. W. W. Merritt
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Church
Paul Goodsell
Junior Womans Club
Entre Nous Club
Ea Ee
Mmes. R. R. Brown
John B. Beers
Ethel Bassett
Harry Jaffa
John McClure
C. M. Farnsworth
W. W. Phillips
Leland Quantius
G. K. Richardson
Sidney Prager
Mrs. Slaughter
Hiram Dow
Dorothy Dow
Mr. Dow
Dorothy
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