Girl Scout May Day Camp Planned at Country Club
Plans announced for a May Day Camp at the country club and a fundraising appeal open through Wednesday at the Roswell Girl Scout Council May meeting. Mary Mullis chairs the camp with an activities committee led by A D Jones Wilde Mossman Hurd Smyris Hull Madison Shrecengost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Roswell Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Johnson
D. As Shreeengost
Mary Mullis
Mmes A. D. Jones
BE. L. Wilde
B. C. Mossman
Harold Hurd
H. B. Smyris
O. J. Hull
A. F. Madison
D. J. Shrecengost
Mmes. W. A. Johnson
W. H. McCullough
James B. Coats
Paul G. Schultz
Grace T. Bear
E. L. Wilde
A. D. Jones
Harold E. Crosby
D. C. Pearson
H. A. Ingalls
Dorothy Williams
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting At 1 F Austin Home
Grace McDonald-Phil lips spoke on New Mexico laws for women and children at the May Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary gathering hosted by Mrs. F L Austin on Military Heights. Mrs. James Y Duffin presided. social hour followed with a salad service for numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McDonald-Phillips
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
F. L. Austin
Military Heights
New Mexico
Phillips
James Y. Duffin
Austin
Mmes
Thornton H. Feoswell
F. P. Spencer
Thomas J. Hall
Herbert B. Smyrl
Estelle Pope-Hayes
D. N. Pope
John E. Smith
Wallace McConnell
Flora W. Miller
Charles Pfeiffer
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Herbert Lowrey
Frank Johnson
George C. McFadden Jr
J. Reese Boyd
Vance R. Wilkins
Donald Gillespie
A. H. Iankes
James Duffin
George Zimmerman
Catherine Huntly
Dorcas and Haymaker Circles Host Meetings in Roswell
Baptist Dorcas Circle hosted by Mrs D J Shrecengost and Mrs Oscar Goodsell met at the Shrecengost home with devotionals by Mrs Julian Atwood and mission study by Mrs William L Hill. The Haymaker class met at Mrs L T Lewis's home with business session and refreshments. The Roswell Child Conservation League formed with Mrs George Etz elected president and officers named. next meeting July 17 at 3 PM at the Country Club hosted by Mrs Etz. The Chautauqua Circle gathered at Mrs Zink’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Shrecengost
Oscar Goodsell
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Shrecengost
Julian Atwood
William L. Hill
M. E. Collier
O. E. Little
Robert R. Lund
Paul Goodsell
Floyd Wheeler
R. C. Graves
W. J. McInnes
R.H. Carter
Walter P. Turner
W. L. Hill
A. W. Ullrich
Child League
Etz
George Etz
Roswell Circle of Child Conservation League
Virginia Foard
National Oranizer
Hotel Gilkeson
Harry Hunton
J. P. Williams
Robert E. Daughtry
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Albert A. Stubbs
Bureau of Exchange
Raymond Smith
Mrs. Etz
Mmes
Arthur Allison
Robert Daughtry
Louis E. Fay Jr
Sylvester P. Johnson,Jr
J. E. Mec-Math
Joe W. Massey
J. P.williams
John Allen Phinizy
Albert Stubbs
R. C. Schwab
J. E. Taylor
Dayton Talmage
Maurice D. Trout
G. T. Watts
Tyrol Formby
Chautauqua Circle
ZINK
Chautauqua Circle and Bridge Club Hostesses Named
Mrs Sylvester P Johnson presided over a Chautauqua Literary Circle meeting held at Mrs George Zinks home with chapters on philosophy from Roads To Knowledge. May 22 final meeting features a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Johnsons home. Also notes 1927 Bridge Club luncheon at Mrs Horace H McGee s home with a One o clock start and floral centerpieces. Womans Bible Class of First Christian Church met in church annex with devotional led by Mrs T A Harrison and refreshments served by Mrs Mary Gray and Mrs H B Dawson to numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lainy Andrews
Saint Andrews
James D. Shinkle
Louis Falcons
John Mayhew
Gwen Greiner
Mmes
Louis Falconi
F. B. Howden Jr
J. P. White Jr
Elza White Jr
Wade H. Corn
Thomas J. Pearson
Burton C. Mossman Jr
St. Andrews Guild
Robert R. Brown
William T. Joyner
Parish
L.T. Lewis
L. FH. Dobbs
First Christian Church
Lewis
O. R. Haymaker
L. D. Tucker
B. B.wilson
B. G. Rose
M. Crossen
Howard Amason
Will Purdy
W. E. Chamberlain
Sylvester P. Johnson
Chautauqua Literary Circle
George Zink
C. D. Bonney
Johnson
Zink
Gertrude Zink
Horace H. McGee
North
Kentucky Avenue
Bridge Club
Harold H. Ball
Robert Bear
Leland C. Fellows
J. P P. White Jr
Stanley W. Lodewick
Dwight McNally
Max Coil
Charles Wise
Nogales
Arizona
Faybelle Cummins
Womans Bible Class
T. A. Harrison
Jennie Ashinhurst
Mary Gray
H. B. Dawson
Mmes. E. S. Wood
Cora Ray
Dora Griffith
D. B. Titus
J. A. Gray
Laura Parks
Ben Pendergrass
L. E. Holdefer
George F. Forbes
Mary Mullis
Mary Helena Coats
Young Womans Missionary Guild of the Christian Church
Chums Gay Circus Party Hosts Supper at Rowell Home
The Chums and guests held a circus themed gathering yesterday afternoon at Ona Louise Rowell’s home, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Ann Askren, Maxine Blackmar, Jane Lewis, Dorothy Lancaster, and many others plus three alumni: Frances McClure, Ebba Hammer, Mildred Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Louise Rowell
Ann Askren
Maxine Blackmar
Jane Lewis
Dorothy Lancaster
Marjorie Wherrett
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Nancy Elizey
Margaret Patterson
Joyce Wyly
Margaret Hinson
Marion Sanders
Ruth Jean Smth
Merle Haynes
Mildred Bower
Rosa Frances Carper
Jean Amonett
Mary Katherine Carper
McClaran Enroute West for Honolulu Detail
Commander J Walter McClaran USN arrives as house guest of Mr and Mrs Cahoon ahead of his new Honolulu assignment. Mrs McClaran nee Steph enia Prager and children to visit their mother and attend high school graduation plans. The family and Jane Cassedy will sail for Honolulu July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClaran
West Coast
Honolulu
E. A. Cahoon
Stephenia Prager
Jane
Washington, D. C
W. S. Prager
Cahoon
Washington
Watts Plea Kept Embezzlement Case On Track
Watts faced trial in district court for embezzlement after entering a nolo contendere plea on April 22. He denied telling Sheriff Peck his bondsmen had given him a mp and released the bondsmen from liability. He had been in Evans Hospital on bond, returned to Roswell, and was ordered to appear for sentencing on June 5, then left the hospital May 3 to return to jail for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Sheriff Peck
Sherif
Watts
Nolo Contendre
Evans
Roswell
Veterans’ Hospital
Roswell adopts license fee for traveling merchants
Ordinance amends Section 1 of Roswell's traveling merchant ordinance to require a license for any person firm or group selling produce or merchandise in the city. The annual license for traveling by wagon or vehicle is two hundred dollars per year with fees also due for each exhibition site or vehicle. The measure, approved May 1938, preserves other sections of Ordinance 521.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico
Aswell
H. B. Smyrl
M. J. McDonald
Bailey's Cleaning Works Coat and Fur Storage Ad
Advertising copy urging customers to call 890 to clean and store winter coats and furs. Claims storage vaults are fire moth and burglar proof and promotes Bailey's Cleaning Works as the service provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Matfe
Good Meals 35c Meal Ticket Ad Offer
Mrs E C Richmond advertises a meal plan with 21 meals at five dollars twenty five cents and a 35 cent meal option. Location listed as 408 North Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Richmond
North Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Thorpe
Girl Scout
Pauline Thomas
Southern Red Hot Orchestra
Pretty Dancing Girls
The
Dixie Four Quartette
Clive Brook
Sherlock Holmes
Stan Laurel
Baptist Dorcas Circle
Alia
McGee
the Womans Bible Class
COM. J. W. McClaran
U.S. N. Here
Enroute West
Business and Professional Women's Club
St. Andrews Parish Hall
Edith Jones
Messrs
H. O. DeShurley
Harold PF. Smith
Will H. Whatley
Milton H. McMahen
Walter Chesser
Walter B. Jones
Pine Lodge
Missionary Society of the First M. E
Harold S. Cave
Betty
South
Denver
Colorado
D. D. Swearingin
L. H. Dabbs
Roswell Reading Club
Chas. S. Dabbs
South Sea Avenue
Esther Seaverms
Berrendo
Catholica
North Main
Dan Swearingin
Gross Millers
Palat
Ats
Westinghouse
Octavus Roy Cohen
NBC Network
Zink’s Music Store
ofiNe
ROS
Conoco
Conoco Bronze
Niger
Conoco Gas