Social notices and club events in Roswell May week
The roster lists meetings and gatherings across several groups. Presbyterian Aid Society Westminster Hall hosts all day events. various church circles, auxiliaries, and clubs meet at homes and churches afternoon and evening. A May meeting at First M E Church South features Mrs. M. McGranahan and Mr. T. W. Crowe with a campaign talk and social hour.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Westminster Hall
M. E. Church
South
Women's Christian Temperance Union
M. ©. McGranahan
Emma Turner
T. W. Crowe
Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Mmes
M. C. McGranahan
Charles Hanes
S. Garcia
E. Everett
A. K. McConnell
R. E. Manley
W. E. King
J. J.walker
J. B. Caron
C. S. Brewster
E. M. Scannell
W. A. MecCloud
J. M. Corn
C. Butler
A. G. Jones
S. M. King
East Grand Plains P T A Holds Final Spring Meeting
East Grand Plains P T A held its last spring meeting Friday at 2 30 at the school house. The program opened with a second grade song To A Honey Bee followed by Industry by fourth through sixth graders. Roswell traveler Jack Steele spoke on Africa and displayed curios. Guests toured exhibits from first grade pupils with rooms of Laure Hobson Ethel Weaver and Mrs George Owens then enjoyed refreshments.
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East Grand Plains
Jack Steele
Roswell
Africa
Pre School Study Circle Final At Country Club
The Pre School Study Circle led by Mrs. Hugh M. Huff Jr. held its final meeting and picnic at the Country Club. Mrs. George N. Carothers presided as president, electing Mrs. Oscar Greene as next year’s president with other officers named. A program on Sex Education was given by Mrs. Dewey Pilant and Mrs. Oscar Greene, followed by songs and a picnic supper.
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Hugh M. Huff Jr
Country Club
George N. Carothers
Oscar Greene
Cecil Ronney
H. B. Markham
Walter Harrison
Dewey Pilant
Richard D. Jones
Charles J. Stilwell
Mmes
C. J. Stilwell
Roy Norton
Quinton Marshall
Jay Duvall
Mary Mullis
Jean Amis
Joyce Sanders
Dorothy Gessert
Marion McDonald
Frances Smurl
Janet Lee Fleehart
Charlotte Harbert
Mmes. G. C. Conrad
Delmar R. Guinn
J. E B. Taylor
Eugene L. Fry
Oscar Greese
Louis E. Faye Jr
B. O. Greenwade
L. J. Vaucheser
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
T. G. Taylor
Cecil Bonne
George Etz
James Mitchell
Denver
Karl A. Cunningham
Capitan
Gem Bohannan
Clovis
Mrs Bicknell Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs W C Fucknell hosted her bridge club yesterday afternoon in a pleasant manner. After the game the hostess served dainty refreshments to Mmes Herman Crile Harrison Williams T C Evans Frank M Wilson Louis DeMont Archie Campbell A B Corum M DBD Trout.
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W. C. Fucknell
Mmes
Herman Crile
Harrison Williams
T. C. Evans
Frank M. Wilson
Louis DeMont
Archie Campbell
A. B. Corum
Trout
Thirtieth Anniversary Lovely Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Johnson were honored guests at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith to mark the couple’s thirtieth wedding anniversary. Co-hostesses include Mrs. Raymond Smith nee Janette Johnson Mrs. Patrick H. Gratton nee Lorene Johnson and Miss Mabel Johnson, with a three course menu and iris and ferns centerpieces.
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Carl A. Johnson
Raymond Smith
Janette Johnson
Patrick H. Gratton
Lorene Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Let Mother Toil On Mother's Day
Mrs. Rudolph H. Garfield of Mentor Ohio proposes making Mother's Day a busy day for mothers to reveal their workload. She urges watching a mother perform chores and then spending the rest of the year helping her, linking the idea to supporting Girl Scouts which she serves in Cleveland.
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Rudolph H. Garfield
Mentor
Ohio
Garfield
Aks
Mrs. Garfield
Trousseau
Ethel
Glamour and Charm in 1930s Womanhood
Antoinette Donnelly argues glamour rests on charm plus a cultivated backdrop such as stage or cinema. She says beauty alone isn’t glamour, and true glamour comes from what a woman does and is, plus how she takes care of skin hair and teeth.
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Lady Hamilton
Detroit fireman confesses to killing estranged wife in one way ride
George Reed, 35, a Detroit fireman, admits fatally shooting Ruth Reed, 35, during a trip near Ann Arbor to protect his adoptee daughter Eileen from alleged threats. Police say the confession followed hours of questioning as Reed broke down.
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Eileen
George Reed
Detroit
Mich
Ruth
Ann Arbor
Reed
Roswell society notes and upcoming events mix of guests and plans
A lively Roswell local column lists social arrivals and outings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Captain and Mrs. Gratton, Miss Mabel Johnson, and others. Events include a Mothers Day service, a DeMolay parade to church, a school picnic, and a Community Club dance. Also mentions travel to Seattle for a teachers congress and local health clinic notes.
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Tale Dismissed as Imagination
Federal official called Gaston Means story of kidnapers and a living Lindbergh baby a figment and disproved claims that ransom money was hidden in Max Hassell’s safety box. Witnesses previously named Hassell and Greenberg as engineers and said the baby died in a liquor dugout in New Jersey after a fall.
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Hopewell
Henderson
Means
Lindbergh
Juarez
Mexico
Max Hassel
Max Greenberg
New Jersey
Irving Fenton
Leo A. Rover
Wasington
Gaston B
Pareen Munchausen
Elizabeth, N
Max Hassell
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Charles A. Lindbergh
Detroit
Child Under 2 Too Young for Nursery School
Gladys Huntington Bevans discusses whether children under two should attend nursery school. George P. D. Stoddard, Iowa Child Welfare Research director, argues education should remain at home for the first 18 to 24 months, citing the need for security, personal attention, and family routines before seeking external social nourishment.
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Gladys Huntington Bevans
George PD. Stoddard
Dr. Stoddard
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
The
Child Study Association
Vising Press
Wie
Stanton 74 U A veteran and wartime phrase author dies
Tapss Col Charles E F Stanton aged 74 of the United States Army, long a chief disputing officer for the AEF, died Monday in San Francisco after a heart ailment. He is credited with the wartime remark Lafayette we are here before the tomb at Spon Paris cemetery. Born November 26 1859 in Illinois he joined the army as a major in 1898 and retired in 1920.
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Charles EF. Stanton
U. A
Lafayette
Gen. Pershing
San Francisco
Cal
Col. Stanton
A. E F
Picons
Paris
Mllinois
Wellington Henderson Named Amid Unknown Records
A witness yesterday stated that an address given by Means was the local headquarters of the Workers' party. The name Wellington Henderson appeared in no other records. Record Want-Ads Get Results Record Want-Ads Get Resnolts.
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Wellington Henderson
Workers’ Party
Say It With Flowers Mothers Day Ad
Floral shop promotes flowers for Mother's Day on May 14 with contact number 275 and mentions Grover's Flowers as a supplier.
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Grover
Africa Sexplorers Preview at the Princess Theater
Preview of Africa Sexplorers tonight at the Princess with showings tomorrow Monday and Tuesday. Advertisement touts Wheeler and Woolsey as the funniest hottest and best picture to date.
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the Princess
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Baby Frances
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Roland Oliver
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Dean Wait
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la Verne Moore
William J. Trevillian
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Acme
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Robert Woolsey
Kipling
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