Roswell Chums and Pals Hold Weekly Social Meetings
The Roswell social groups met last night with Jo an and Patricia Malarney at 410 South Richardson and planned the alumnae banquet for May 28 and a garden party on May 22 hosted by Ann Cox Mary Frances Destree Mamie Destree Shirley Ann Jones. Billy Cooley was voted a pledge and numerous members and pledges attended the events and refreshment service.
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Joan
Patricia Malarney
South
Richardson
R. D. Jones
North
Washington
Ann Cox
Mary Frances
Mamie Destree
Shirley Ann Jones
Billy Cooley
Pauline Crossen
Thalia Jones
Beverly Hodges
Mary Frances Destree
Frances Martin
Virginia Crosby
Helen Sullivan
Betty Herring
Vanelle Norton
Maudelee York
Phyllis Young
Mary Louise Samson
Billie Cooley
Laarh Louise Palmer
Frances Lowrey
Martha “Alett
Jane Wolfe
Mary Evelyn Wyatt
Nancy Lutz
Georgiana Griswold
Mary Snyder
Washington Avenue
Helen Jewett
Thurylene Knox
Artesia
Country Club
McEvoy
Gayle Armstrong
Mary Frances Greenwade
Madeline Young
Beky Yoder
Ann Worthington
Imogene Stockton
Betty Grey Smith
Bernice Santheson
Betty Jean Pierce
Suzzanne Norton
Marion Madison
Gay Lair
Jean Hunt
Betty Winston
Pauline Thoma
Joyce Naramore
Helen Jeewtt
Emily Fowler
Sarah Elizabeth Dobbs
Roberta Crosby
Marion Jo Cowan
Beverly Brookshire
June Lusk
Lois Jean Boellner
Barbara Naramore
Alice Stockton
June Sorrells
Ss. O. S
Aileen Tapp
North Sea Avenue
Ruidoso
Roswell Executive Board Meeting and Socials
The Roswell Womans Republican Club held a noon luncheon and business meeting at Herring Cafeteria with seven members present including Mmes. Martins Zink Witham Mason and Misses Geyer Nicholas. A separate shower honored Mrs. Marvin King at Mrs. Fatheree's home on North Missouri Avenue with gifts and refreshments. Johnny Hall hosted a garden scavenger hunt and hamburger fry for friends at 202 South Missouri Avenue. The Willing Workers Home Extension Club met at Mrs. Roy Lee’s with demonstrations on cooking vegetables and group singing, followed by refreshments.
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Roswell Womans Republican Club
Herring
Mmes
John C. Martins
George Zink
I. A. Witham
C. E. Mason
Edith Geyer
Charlotte Nicholas
Marvin King
Glen Pickering
Ben Fatheree
Fatheree
North
Missouri Avenue
Henry Crocker
Chet King
Earl King
Ella King
Will Snyder
Russell Pickering
W. R
Johnny Hall
John Hall
South
Billy Ball
Bob Lowery
Bob Bear
Arthur Kessell
Bob Thompson
H. D. Danenberg
Jack Kelley
Wayne Nicholson
Kenyon Cobean
Wilbur Stilwell
Jimmy Dowaliby
Jimmy Cooley
Sonny Stockton
John Netherly King
Eugene O’neal
Johnny Hail
Lee
Willing Workers Home Extension Club
Roy Lee
O. B. Crawford
C. T. Ezell
Pauline Cowan
Esther Hendricks
Jewell Nelson
Holland Cox
J. D .Jones
Joe Gilliland
Dan Hendricks
Gayle Nellis
I. E. Sartin
W. T. Walker
Kermie Rucker
Henry Lee
Cc. T. Ezell
J. C. Cummins
Charles Cleek
A. C. Ballew
Oscar Greene
Mrs. Crawford
Roswell Girl Scouts to enter national song contest
Roswell Girl Scouts plan a summer activity featuring a national song contest with $200 prize offered by Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choate of Pleasantville. Judges Olin Downes Sigmund Spaeth and Hugh Ross will evaluate original or public domain melodies and lyrics suitable for untrained voices. Entries due April 1 1941 with details available from Girl Scout Song Contest 14 West 49th Street New York City.
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Roswell
Arthur Osgood Choate
Pleasantville
New York
Olin Downes
The
New York Times
Sigmund Spaeth
Wurlitzer Music School
Letturer
Hugh Ross
Schola Cantor
Girl Scouts, Inc
West 49Th Street
New York City
Beta Sigma Phi Holds Meeting And Picnic Plans
Beta Sigma Phi members gathered at Miss Eulalia Merchant’s home with vice president Mrs. Ed Hunt presiding. They planned a Sunday picnic at Bottomless Lakes State Park and shared refreshments with Ruth Pat White Audrey Dollahan Joan Savage Mrs Hunt sponsor Mrs Mildred Anderson and the hostess. The Gleaner Class of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 1 PM for a covered dish luncheon inviting each member to bring a guest.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Eulalia Merchant
Ed Hunt
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Hunt
Beta Sigma Phi
Ruth Pat White
Audrey Dollahan
Joan Savage
Mildred Anderson
Miss Merchant
Trinity Methodist Church
Roswell Social Notes spans trips and gatherings
Hollywood inside items recount Mr and Mrs Hiram Dow returning from a three week tour of Chicago Washington New York and a Virginia Shenandoah Valley drive. They dined with notable people in Washington and New York attended races in Baltimore and hosted garden parties and teas. Roswell events include club openings Eastern Star meetings and local visits with multiple residents traveling to Tucson Dallas and Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Dow
Chicago
Washington
New York
Mr. Pearson
Mrs. Dow
Baltimore
Maryland
Marian Martin Pattern 9396 for summer dresses
Marian Martin Pattern 9396 arrives for summer with polka dot print and two piece skirt options. Includes V neck lace edged bodice, contrasting yokes, sleeve bands, and sash or high neck belt variant. Size 16 requires 3 5/8 yards fabric and 1 3/4 yards lace. Send fifteen cents for pattern.
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Marian Martin Newcomer
Marian Martin
Daily Record
Pattern Department
Ready to Plant Seeds at Anderson's Gardens Ad
Local garden ad lists tomato cabbage hot and sweet pepper and sweet potato plants available at Anderson's Gardens. Planting season prompts shoppers to visit for a quick crop start.
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Anderson’s Gardens
Adv
Firestone air tire towers for giant bomber tests
Barberton's Willard Broughton recalls the 1939 national title as Firestone unveils a 96 inch high airplane tire. The 70 ton bomber with 212 foot wingspan and 135 foot length is designed for a 6000 mile flight at 200 mph and uses massive tires to absorb landings and braking stresses.
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Willard Broughton
Barberton
Ohio
Washington
Department of Commerce
Firestone
Army
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Gene Kelly
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Maureen Collins
Mildred White
Eva Lee Powell
Thana Hunter
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Louise Sterrett
Hazel Powers
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John Ellett
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Bill McCutcheon
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E. L. Brown
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Luther Lund
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Republican Women
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W. P. A. Music Project
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Clyde Totten
Eva Bourne
North Michigan
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Miss Fountain
M. A. Mapes, Jr
Roswell Womans Club
Masonic Temple
Alice Sackett
Oklahoma City
W. W. Phillips, Jr
West Third Street
Alice Brown
Tucson
Arizona
Ada Burkstaker
Granite City, Ill
Fred Burkstaller
Bill Burkstaller
Urban Crouse
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B. B. Wilson
North Missouri Avenue
Spur
Wilson
G. W. Griswold
Kansas Avenue
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Texas
Jack Armstrong
Sue
Fred Rowell
South Kentucky
Santa Fe
Mrs. Rowell
Albuquerque
N. M
Forrest B. Seale
Las Cruces
New Mexico Pharmaceutical Association
M. D. Smithson
Clayton
Paul F. Austin
Silver City
H. E. Henery
Abuquerque
Drug Travelers’ Organization
Hollywood
John Garfield
Irene Dunne
Honolulu
Judith Barrett
Hound’s Tooth
Love Thy
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Fred Allen
Mary Martin
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