Roswell Concert Association kicks off drive with banquet
Roswell Cooperative Concert Association opened its weekly membership drive with a banquet at the Roswell Woman's Club attended by seventy five volunteers. Captain Paul Horgan presided in Mayor Hall's absence as talks highlighted Albert Spalding as next winter's featured violinist and the Gen. Platoff Don Cossack Chorus.
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Roswell Cooperative Concert Association
Roswell Woman’s Club
Thomas J. Hall
Paul Horgan
Captain Horgan
Rollo R. Hink
Columbia Concert Association
Roswell Association
Albert Spalding
Gen. Platoff
Nicholas Kostrakoff
Lobdill
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Charles Kullman
Kullman
Roswell
Cooperative Concert Association
Ben Lobdill
Mmes
Floyd Childress
Rolla R. Hinkle
John Bragg Beers
Ben B. Ginsberg
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Reed Mulkey
Henry E. Samson
G. Barry Duffield
J. E. Johns
Hal S. Cave
Clarence E. Hinkle
Jason Kellahin
Harry Carr
K. A. Yoder
John Powers
Prentice White
John A. Barnett
F. Myrick Russell
James Callender
M. L. Norton
R. H. McCune
John C. Martens
J. Finch White, Jr
Laner
Myra Spencer
R. M. Tigner
A. D. Jones
Charles Butler
Ernest Arnold
Charles S. Dobbs
Herman R. Crile
Fred Nelson
Paul Goodsell
R. H. Goddard
Manuel Oracion
Vernon Knapp
A. N. Carter
Mary Mossman
Martha Cowan
Elizabeth Garrett
Charlotte St. John
Veronica Rhea
Carolyn Conn
Omal Curtis
Clyde Totton
Dorothy Hill
Margaret Hinson
Judson Goodart
Paxton Price
Wesley Foster
Norman Savage
Bill Purdy
W. W. Phillips, Jr
Lee Henrichs
Ernest Harp
Max Littell
Jack Deason
Robertson
Woodrow Cameron
Verl Wilson
Hal Bogle
Monical
Dexter
Doris Deter Welborn
Cumpsten
Hagerman
Jack Spratt
Wallace Gates
Dale Thomas
John Lanning
Bettynelle Lanning
Artesia
Henderson
Fort Stanton
Lewis
Capitan
Albert Spalding Here Next Winter Concert Tour Plans
Albert Spalding the famed violinist will headline a coast to coast tour next winter. His recent season covered 20 000 miles with 60 U S and Canadian cities and orchestral appearances. The Gen Platoff Don Cossack chorus led by Nicholas Kostrakoff, organized fourteen years, has toured six continents and earned acclaim as a premier singing ensemble. Their performances include Russian liturgical music, Russian folk songs, Cossack songs, and dances.
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Albert Spalding
W. J. Henderson
N. Y. Sun
Spaldings
Massachusetts
Europe
United States
Canada
New York Philharmonic
Chicago
Minneapolis
Harrisburg
Hartford
Gen. Platoff
Don Cossack
Nicholas Kostrakoff
Mrs James Callender New President B P W Club Roswell
The Roswell Business and Professional Woman's Club held its annual meeting in the Nickson Hotel banquet room with a Coronado Duarto Centennial theme. New officers installed include Mrs James Callender as president and Miss Annie Snorf as first vice president.
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James Callender
NEW Pres. B. & P. W. Club
Roswell Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Nickson Hotel
Southwest
Mmes
James M. Callender
D. J. Shreeengost
O. L. Williams
O. M. Wallace
A. B. Trimble
Inga Mulray
Geneva Short
W. H. McCullough
F. Myrick Russell
Sybil Smith
Michell White
Myra Sauer
Board Meeting at Mrs George Carothers Home
American Legion Auxiliary Executive Board met last night at the home of Mrs. George N Carother s. Retiring president Mrs Sam Bryant presided over a light business session followed by social hour with refreshments for members including Matilda Oglisby Annie Matthews C C Bogard R H Dearholt Frank Garrod J B Jones R W Drysdale Charles O Meara O B Brookshire and the hostess Mrs George N Carothers. Dr and Mrs W W Phillips spent the weekend at their cabin on the Ruidoso two days were spent traveling and returning Sunday.
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American Legion Auxiliary Executive Board
George N. Carothers
Sam Bryant
Mmes
Matilda Oglisby
H. H. Lewis
Annie Matthews
C. C. Bogard
R. H. Dearholt
Frank Garrod
J. B. Jones
R. W. Drysdale
Charles O’meara
O. B. Brookshire
W. W. Phillips
Ruidoso
Polly Pruit
First Baptist Church
Jimmie Rogers
G. Gilstrap
M. B. Smith
Charles L. Brown
Harold Melton
Grady Southworth
R. L. Brown
H. P. Garrett
Hilton Cox
W. A. Hill
Harry McCrae
Ira L. Holmstead
May Meeting of Women Missionary Groups at Trinity Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church met in the Parish Hall led by president Mrs. W. H. Dearholt. The program featured devotional by Mrs. R. T. Schaefer, a pageant on Christian virtues, and multiple musical items. Members and guests, including Mrs. Fritz Brink of Ardmore, were noted with prayers and a closing group song.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church
W. H. Dearholt
R. T. Schaefer
Lucy Youse
W. D. Young
Larham
America
W. C. Holland
Christian Service
Claude Simpson
Christian Finance
John Summersgill
Christian Education
Pat Farrar
Christian Hospitals
L. S. Croissant
Christian Social Service
Roy Green
Mildred Dollahan
Old Rugged Cross
Jesus
C. C. Bogard
E. D. Clevenger
Cy Lamer
Mmes
Amos Rapp
Earl Park
Arthur Hartman
L. L. Lane
Guy M. Rowe
Fritz Brink
Granitt
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Aid Society
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
E. C. Gessert
W. W. Huntly
Hayslip
Artesia
Arthur Stevens
Carson
Roger Sherman
New Mexico
Mmes. E. C. Gessert
A. W. Reese
C. D. Keyes
W.W. Huntly
R. R. Lund
J. H. Crowder
F. M. Russell
Lyman A. Sanders
E. F F. Hayslip
Julia H. Oakens
LeRoy Thompson
C. R. Greaves
K. E. Fensom
Riley
M. A. Crawford
John W. Rhea
George Nachand
Cannon
G. C. McFadden
Duncan
H. Fitzgerald
Maude Keller
Ruth Fitzgerald
Catherine Huntly
J. E. Smith
Circle V
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Bob Whittle
Colored Methodist Church
Frank Marks
A. L. Curry
E. G. Baskin
Luke Johnson
Walter Gill
Manning
Woman’s Council
First Christian Woman’s Council
First Christian Church
Joe Dekker
C. A. Emmett
Charles Darnall
Jennie Ashinhust
A. D. Jones
George Slaughter
Sholem Asch
Ernest Carper
George Foster
Girl Scout Cookie News Highlights Roswell Troop Wins
Roswell Girl Scouts report strong cookie sales led by Elissa Miranda of Troop 3 with forty five packages. Troops 3 and 11 top sellers total 291 and 277 packages respectively as Troop 2 stands third with 217. New registrations and events include Investiture Service May 14 and upcoming cookie deliveries Friday.
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Girl Scouts of
Roswell
Elissa Miranda
Troop 3
Little Brownie
Jacqueline Bird
Troop
Beverly Bailey
Betty Cox
Dorothy Cole
Consuela Garcia
Lavona Burnette
Bernice Santheson
Girl Scout Little House
Troop 1
Virginia McPherson
Betty Jane Vermillion
Martha Hardcastle
Annabel Walker
Hollywood Inside Look at Soapy Smith Portrayal by Gable
Clark Gable roles as famous western con man Soapy Smith in MGM’s The Reign of Soapy Smith are teased. Hollywood events include Gable and Carole embarrassment after a dizzy fan attack at Florentine Gardens and Lon Chaney Jr. taking a two week Arizona vacation.
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Clark Gable
Jefferson Randolph
Soapy” Smith
MGM
Soapy Smith
Florentine Gardens
Hollywood
Clark
Carole
Lon Chaney,Jr
Arizona
Universal
Boston
Nancy Kelly
Patricia Morrison
Rio de Janeiro
Mary Martin
Hollywood Bowl
Victor Herbert
Mah Jong Luncheon At The Poplars Hosted By Mrs Johns
Mrs J E Johns hosts a Mah Jong luncheon today at The Poplars East Fifth Street with red rose centerpiece. After lunch Mah Jong will be played at her home 512 North Sea Avenue. Attendees include Wade Corn George M Slaughter Jr H P Saunders Jr George Carothers Sadie Vaudeler Bob Crosby J P Williams and the hostess. The Junior Woman's Club will meet tomorrow night at 7 in the club house basement.
Local social notes and upcoming events in Roswell area
Mr and Mrs Verne Benson of Oakland visited the Landers at 208 South Missouri Ave. The Coterie Club luncheon at Mrs Heine’s home is postponed to May 15. Roswell High School Distributing Party, Friday at 2 30 pm. St Andrew’s Church School teachers supper tonight at 6 30 pm Parish Hall. Eastern Star meeting followed by Rainbow Drill and social hour for Rainbow girls and mothers. Rebecca Lodge meets at K P Hall 8 30 pm Friday. Hospital Day at St Mary’s Hospital next Sunday May 12 open house for the public.
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Childs-Bean
E. L. Childs
Hermie
Perry Bean Jr
Perry Bean
Clovis
First Baptist Church
Bisbee
Frances Childs
Harry Burkstaller
Miss Childs
Roswell High School
University of Texas
Mountain States Telephone Company
Albuquerque
Verne Benson
Oakland
California
E. W. Lander
Landers
South
Missouri Avenue
Coterie Club
St. Andrew’s Church
Parish Hall
Eastern Star
St. Mary’s Hospital
Scallops Trim Kiddie Dress Pattern 9308
Marian Martin pattern 9308 offers a charming scalloped front and back yoke dress for girls sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Includes optional belt matching trim and panties. requires 1 3/4 yards fabric and 1 5/8 yards lace edging in size 6. Send 15 cents, include size name address and style number. Pattern from The Daily Record Roswell New Mexico.
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Marian Martin
The
Daily Record
Pattern Dept
Roswell
N. Mex
Roosevelt backs Hatch bill amid partisan tensions
President Roosevelt endorsed the Hatch bill on a Washington bound train, boosting its House prospects as Rep. Dempsey of New Mexico touts it as nonpartisan. The measure would bar certain political activities by state workers funded partly by federal funds, with Senate approval already secured. The era's power tests also saw moves to end treasury silver purchases and to oppose placing the Civil Aeronautics Authority under the Commerce Department.
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Roosevelt
House
Rep
Dempsey
DNM
Senate
Martin
Massachusets
Treasury
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Commerce Department
Congress
Balkan Gendarmes Mobilize Amid War Tensions
Balkans gendarmes from their workplaces moved to concentration points in trucks taken from industrial firms. Foreign observers estimated Yugoslavia has over 600,000 armed men. Turkey signals readiness to join Britain and France if fighting spreads to the Mediterranean or Balkans, with heavy troop reinforcements sent to the Dardanelles.
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Yugoslavia
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Mediterranean
Balkans
Dardanelles
Brownie Scouts Host Mr Will Robinson With Bird Slides
Mr Will Robinson visited Brownie Scouts this afternoon to present bird slides, sharing natural history images and engaging the girls in a short outdoor birdwatching activity at the meeting.
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Will Robinson
Fiesta entertains girls from San Patricio by Troop 10
Special entertainment was under way at the Little House early Saturday as Troop 10 in Spanish costumes performed for a group of girls arriving from San Patricio for the Fiesta.
Troop 3 Sees Outdoor Cooks and Clay Trophy at Hatchery
Troop 3 enjoyed a Saturday trip to Detxer Fish Hatchery with outdoor cooking swimming and clay modelling. Marilyn Huff won first for a life-size rock bass model while Mrs. Carr’s Rabbit with a carrot took second, and judge Mr. Whiteman officiated.
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Detxer
Mr. Whiteman
Marilyn Huff
Marilyn
Troop 1 Bicycling Plans and Safety Posters Highlight Local Activity
Troop 1 stays busy with bicycle plans and posters on safety. Troop 7 joined a jaunt this week, continuing outdoors projects with neighbors.
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Dr. Galloway
Troop 10 Carlsbad Cavern Trip Set For Saturday
Roswell Girl Scouts of Troop 10 near Carlsbad Cavern plan a fundraising trip next Saturday. Leaders with limited funds produced a Spanish play to support the budget after weeks of hard work and a successful public performance. The trip to Carlsbad Cavern is now moving toward realization.
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Roswell
Carlsbad
Arizona
Portion
Trained crew testify in crossing crash involving Wolgamott truck
Witnesses recount near miss and fatal collision at the crossing. C S Wolgamott uncertain if the truck stopped before impact while Annie Camp observed Wolgamott slow approaching. Train crew, conductor Mathers engineer Kiener fireman Heatcoat flagman Wheeler describe bell and whistle use, emergency braking, and clearing the track. Corwin S Wolgamott, son of C S Wolgamott, obituary notes birth in 1893 at Belleplain with survivors and funeral details.
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Annie Camp
Wolgamott
Melford R. Mathers
A. J. Kiener
J. P. Heatcoat
J. E. Wheeler
Corwin S. Wolgamott
C. S. Wolgamott
Belleplain
Oklo
Milton
Bethany
Okla
Marion
Roswell
New York Wool Market Report May 7
Liquidation in May causes a drop in New York wool futures with forward positions selling off. May futures fall to 95.3 cents, July to 94.1, October to 94.0, and spot tops quoted at 98.5.
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NEW York Wool
New York
Jly
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