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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1933

Page

8

Dexter School Week Opens With Sermons Recitals and Meetings

Dexter marks a busy school week with events at the auditorium including a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Julian Atwood of Roswell, a music recital by Mrs. Phil Albright, class night discussion on the future of students, and a talk by Dr. Austin D. Crile of Roswell. Delights include line parties, church meetings, and a dance hosted by J. W. Coleman and guests.

Dexter Alvo Julian ‘Atwood Roswell Phil Albright Austin D. Crile Crile

Oklahoma guest plans Seattle convention trip

Miss Maggie MacDaniels of Oklahoma visits Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith as a house guest and will leave Friday for the National Convention. Mrs. George Wilcox, State President of the PTA, also departs Friday for Seattle to attend the convention, with plans for a two week stay. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid hosted a dance at Lake Van on Wednesday night honoring Mrs. Russell of Oklahoma. about eighteen couples attended, with punch and cookies served.

SS. S. Bible Birle Ola Brown Zerene Caffell Roswell J. W. Hammon Goldie Rawdon J. W. Coleman Dexter Miss Bile Alvin McKanad George Sterrett Scott Whitman Dick Bell Burrell Prichard and Hammon J. F. Brown Aljen Glass Tom Cattell Kytle Cazart Tom Crawford M . M. Hatcher Josie Glass Misses Whitie Mae Hammon Trixie O’prian Anna Coats Lucile Hill Maggie MacDaniels Oklahoma S. W. Smith George Wilcox Parent, Teachers Association Seattle Washington Wil le Robert Reid Lake van Russell

Fish fry and dance at Mrs IV Marshall’s east of town

Mrs IV Marshall hosted a Monday gathering at her east of town home with a fish fry and dancing afterward. Attendees included Ruth Andrews, Mrs Walter, Maggie McDonielle, La Non Bailey, Jessie, Ruth Andrews, Robbie Andersen, Erelyn Pailey, Heeh Johnson, Harriet Holley, Rosie Hubbard, Irma Love, Norma and Rachel Prichard, Beatrice Marx, John Farmer, Roy Lee Hearnen Pinson, George Lath-Yop, Roy Garrison, Earl Latimer-Ben, P Adams, Ralph Vickers, Harris Jaimegan, BE, C Moore, Oldham Moore from Kansas City and Miami. The shipment from Missouri last week was five dollars. Monical went to El Paso with daughter Hine Webster.

Marshall Migs Eine Mira Ruth Andrews Waltern Maggie McDonielle la Non Bailey Jessie Ruth Andrews Robbie Andersen Erelyn Pailey Heeh Johnson Harret Holley Rosie Hubbard Irma Love Norma Rachel C. Moore Oldham Moore Kansas City Miami Hippe B. Saat Pas Soakeh Missouri M. Y. Monical el Paso Tod Hineie Webster Ebster

Peggy McMath Held 49 Hours In Harwich Port Cellar

Authorities who inspected the cellar describe it as a chamber of horrors where 10 year old Peggy Mc Math was kept for 49 hours. The damp dark and stale space lay near a cistern she could have fallen into while she lay in darkness just across from Kenneth Buck’s house in Harwichport. Peggy could hear children playing outside during her confinement.

Peggy McMath Kenneth Buck Harwichport Mass Peggy

Delightful Historical Visit Described by Adams Couple

A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams of Greece notes plans for a June vacation visiting the birthplace of Christ and Galilee where many were healed, with an estimated two tours of Egypt. Also reported: Mrs. Mehrhop called to Kansas City by a niece’s sudden death. Mr. and Mrs. J W Marshall host Sunday dinner for Maggie McDaniels with a long table of guests. Mrs. L. Martin entertained with a luncheon. Mrs. Curt Sharp recovering from flu. Mrs. Russell Smith and son Norman of Roswell spent Tuesday in Dexter visiting relatives.

Wayne Adams Greece Adams Christ Galilee Egypt E. L. Mehrhop Kansas City Russell Smith Norman of Roswell Dexter

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