Lutheran Women Convene One Day Conference in Roswell
The Lutheran women from Carlsbad Clovis and Roswell meet in Roswell for a one day conference. About forty to fifty women expected. Rev R A Hingst leads opening devotionals and Roswell’s Mrs R A Hingst directs discussions on the role of women in Christian congregations. Lunch and a sightseeing tour planned with papers on Missions and guild activities. Conference closes with a devotional by Rev Meyer of Carlsbad the first such gathering in the Pecos Valley.
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Lutheran Womens
Carlsbad
Clovis
Roswell
R. A. Hingst
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Co. L. Campbell
Roy ‘Swisher
Karl Keller
Victor Meyer
Pecos Valley
Community clubs and events schedule in Roswell
A dense listing of engagements for Wednesday through Sunday includes Mrs J D Atwood’s Better Speech Class in the Woman's Club library at 9 30 a m, music recitals at Junior High at 8 p m, and a Womans Club annual meeting with luncheon and officer installation. Also noted are plant sales for museum funds, P E O meetings, Kiwanis and Ace Hi Bridge, Open House art, El Coyote tea, and multiple reading clubs and social gatherings at local homes and hotels.
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J. D.atwood
Woman’s Club
Ted R. Best
Junior Hi
Walter Anderson
S. Mo. Avenue
Mmes
Womans Club
A. D. Jones
Goodsell
E. W. Mitchell’s Seed Co
Bonney and Church
Highland P. T. A
School House
Esther McNally
E. A. Cahoon
North Ky
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
Roswell
W. H. Kelly
C. M. Cooper
North Sea Ave
Sadie Hawkins
el Coyote
Womans Golf Association of
Marian Martin pattern 9702 three piece sun outfit
Pattern 9702 features a princess line dress with front buttons, a sun suit with side waist ties and shoulder straps, scalloped sleevebands and a sun bonnet. Size options include 2 4 6 3 and 19 with fabric yardage details and 15 cent pattern price. Send size name address and pattern number to The Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Pattern Department
Roswell Mayor Proclaims May 18 1941 I Am an American Day
Roswell Mayor Thomas J. Hall issues a proclamation designating May 18 1941 as I am an American Day to honor citizenship and celebrate newly naturalized Americans. He urges every citizen to participate in community programs and uphold justice equality and freedom. The proclamation follows similar declarations by President Roosevelt and Governor Miles.
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Roswell
Thos. J. Hall
Roosevelt
Miles
Thomas J. Hall
J. Hall
Mrs. Pearl Sloan to Visit Eastern Star
Eastern Star met last evening at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Mrs. Walter D. McPherson presiding. Plans outlined for the official visit of Mrs. Pearl Sloan of Belew, Worthy Grand Matron, who will visit the Roswell chapter next Tuesday night. A banquet at Nickson Hotel at 6:30 p.m. will precede the meeting followed by a social hour with hot chocolate and cake served by Mrs. Georgia Anderson, Lena Bruin and Miss Martha Cowan.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Walter D. McPherson
Pearl Sloan
Belew
Roswell
Nickson Hotel
Georgia Anderson
Lena Bruin
Martha Cowan
Bitter Hill Toll Frames Albania War Front On Monastero
Reporter Richard G Massack describes Monastero hill near Berat the pivotal point in southern Albania where Greeks and Italians fought inch by inch. He notes 15 000 dead or wounded and 700 officers during January and February as Italian forces held the ridge to protect Tepeleni Valona and Tirana, with Monastero reduced to rubble.
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Richard G. Massack
Berat
Albania
Rome
Monastero
Tepeleni
Valona
Tirana
N. M. Companies in Power Proposal
Federal Light & Traction Co and five subsidiaries filed a plan with the securities commission to retire debt by selling 9.026 million dollars of 3 1/2 percent first mortgage bonds to John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance. The plan also includes issuing more subsidiary stock to the parent and parent capital contributions to two units. Subsidiaries named include Albuquerque Gas and Electric Co, Deming Ice and Electric Co, Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co, New Mexico Power Co, Las Vegas Light and Power Co. Stonewall Electric Co and associates propose borrowing up to 216 thousand dollars from the rural electrification administration to build transmission facilities in Bernalillo, Santa Fe, Socorro, Torrance and Valencia counties, N. M. These facilities would join the Albuquerque system and be purchased by it from Stonewall.
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Washington
Federal Light & Traction Co
The
Securities Commission
Federal Light
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Albuquerque Gas & Electric Co
Deming Ice & Electric Co
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
New Mexico Power Company
Las Vegas Light & Power Co
Stonewall Electric Company and Associates
Albuquerque Gas and Electric Company
Stonewall
Rural Electrification Administration
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Socorro
Torrance
Valencia Counties
N. M
Albuquerque Company System
Sunny California and its Weather
Los Angeles reported 92 degree heat amid near record rains a sizzling May day. El Centro in the Imperial Valley reached 104 as the day marked the hottest May 6 in the city weather records dating to 1878.
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Los Angeles
California
Imperial Valley
Mercury
el Centro
Weather Bureau
Santa
New Mexico seeks 500 miles to primary road system
Santa Fe May 6 state highway engineer Burton Dwyre said New Mexico plans to add about 500 miles to its primary road system. The candidates include U S 54 from Santa Rosa to Tularosa and State 55 from Bernalillo to Aztec. The state now has roughly 3,500 miles in the primary system, seven percent. Federal rules allow another one percent when standards reach 90 percent. Absent federal acceptance, the expansion cannot proceed. Rio Grande Railroad branch line abandonment may face further delay, per state railroad regulator Don R. Casa dos, as ICC extension keeps the May 22 cessation date in play.
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Santa FF
N. M
New Mexico
Burton Dwyre
U.S. 54
Santa Rosa
Tularosa
State 55
Bernalillo
Aztec
Dwyre
Santa Fe, N. M
Rio Grande Railroad
Santa Fe-Antonito
Colo
State Corporation Commission
Don R. Casados
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bone Issue For Santa Rosa School
Santa Rosa taxpayers approved a $16,900 bond issue to fund a new junior high and vocational school by a vote of 111 to 6. The measure was reported from Santa Rosa, New Mexico, on May 7.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Weather notes and rainfall figures from Santa Barbara and LA
Barbara reported 92 and Santa Ana 90. Los Angeles totals reach 33 inches of rain in ten months, close to the record high, while Santa Barbara records 45 inches, an all time peak. Call classified to No 11.
Missouri Avenue P T A Holds Final Meeting
Missouri Avenue Parent Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year at the school. Officers and chairmen gave annual reports. Reports on the state convention in Gallup were presented. A balopticons machine was approved for visual education. New officers were installed with a candle lighting ceremony.
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Missouri Avenue
Earl Corn
Thomas G. Taylor
J. B. Pirtle
John Blea
Norton Kessel
Parkhill
Burr Powell
Helen Ann O'Neal Birthday Party Honored girl
Mrs. M. L. O'Neal hosted a birthday party for Helen Ann O'Neal on her seventh anniversary and took guests to Cahoon Park for games and refreshments. Attendants included Mrs. Dave Wade Mrs. Bob Sigler Mrs. Gerald Marshall and Mrs. J. R. Conboy. Several children joined Helen Ann for the celebration. Colonel and Mrs. D. C. Pearson plan a Roswell Country Club party honoring New Mexico Military Institute graduates from the High School class this June with a follow up for First Class members next week.
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M. L. O'Neal
Helen Ann O'Neal
Cahoon Park
O’neal
Mmes
Dave Wade
Bob Sigler
Gerald Marshall
J. R. Conboy
Helen Ann
Billy Pruit
Buster Wade
Betty Jean Crow
Anna Pearl Pope
Mary Taylor Arlie Taylor
Edward Conboy
Joe Lester Carol
Estrella Joyce Marshall
Carol Creek
Tommy Sue Donahue
Madelyn Hamm
Mack
Lowell O'Neal
Colonel
D. C. Pearson
Roswell Country Club
New Mexico Military Institute
Sikis Society Banquet Honors Seniors And Alumni
A note filled community gathering as the Sikis Society held its annual banquet at the Nickson Hotel Coronado room honoring outgoing members and alumni. Toasts by Aubrey Cooper and Bruce Nicholson, plus a clarinet solo and magician tricks, framed a evening of rainbow decor and honored guests.
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Sikis Society
Coronado
Nickson Hotel
Aubrey Cooper
Bruce Nicholson
Elvin O’hair
Dean Briggs
Eva Lee Powell
Earl O Neal
Albert Stubbs
Sikis
Elvin O'Hair
Joyce McKnight
Odie Bynum
Aileen Tapp
Roscoe
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Marian Hirstin
Joe Dekker
Andersons Gardens
Mrs. Pearl Sloan
Sam Toms
Knoxville
Tennessee
L. H. Dobbs
Phil Helmig
Charles S. Dobbs
Clyde Dobbs
Tupelo
Mississippi
E. Y. Chambers
Lawrence Wolfe
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Texas
Chambers
Ralph Beaton
Wolfe
Wiley McGehee
McGehee
Arkansas
Baker Hotel
C. C. Martin
West Alameda Street
Nebraska
Ida King
Lillie Bruner
West Point
John Almy
Lincoln
Lillie Monroe
Chicago
New Orleans
Houston
Almy
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Martin
Ruidoso
Lead Cavern
Carlsto el
Rolla R. Hinkle
Daughters of the American Revolution
James Hinkle
M. L. Norton
B. B. Wilson
John D. Bidwn
el Portal
Hinkle
Washington, D. C
J. F. Hinkle
Congress
Associated Press
Senate
Commerce Committee
Special Defense Investigation Committee
Camp Leonard Wood
Missouri
Stassen
Minnesota
Military Affairs
HOUSE
Ways and Means
Judiciary Committee
Pepper D-Fla
America
of Mariness
Miss Bishop
Martha Scott
William Gargan
Edmund Gwenn
Sidney Slackmer
Dorothy Peterson
Mary Anderson
Tay Garnet
la Pats
Glover
Pace
Alameda
Companies In Power Proposal
Bon Ton Shop
Mary L. Palmer
N. Main
van Raalte
Elizabeth
Nickson
Berrendo Womans Club
George Perrine
Berrendo
Oscar Greene
Greene
Northwest
Harrison Williams
Robert Glock
Corinne Lambeth
Guy M. Rowe
L. C. Brown
Glenn C. Venrick
J. A. Emerson
W. C. Holland
Leonard Tow
Eugene C. Brinker
W. C. Clardy
George Foster
E. L. Brown
John Summersgill
Gazette
Little Rock
Jesus
H. C. Gates
South Penn. Ave
Mr. Gates
Ed Trover
A. H. Gardner
Carl Gardner
Government Postal Service
Illinois
Carlsbad Caverns
Vanette
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