Washington Avenue PTA Holds Final Meeting
Mrs. D. J. Shreeengost presided over the last Washington Avenue Parent Teachers Association meeting at the school. The 143 members reported a $64.33 treasury balance and a sixth consecutive year of superior organization. Reports covered preschool summer round up, a children’s summer program, and Monterrey schools lecture by guest speaker Mrs. Warren Cobean. Officers for 1933-34 were installed and committees announced for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
P.T.A
D. J. Shreeengost
Parent Teachers Association
Mr. Henderson
Arden Boellner
B. C. Roney
Robert R. Lund
Ruth Noah
Warren Cobean
Old Mexico
Monterrey
Cobean
Alice Webb
Shreeen Post
M. L. Norton
Arden Boeller
George Morgan Slaughter
F. A. B. MacKeil
A. F. Madison
Clifford Smith
Albert A. Stubbs
Reed Mulkey
Charming May Luncheon for Little Bridge Club
Mrs. H. O. DeShurley hosted the Little Bridge Club at a 1 PM luncheon with contract. Delphinium decorations adorned tables and place cards while a three course menu featured fried spring chicken as the centerpiece. Guests included Mines, Raymond Smith, Sam Stolaroff, Wilburn S. Hodges, Ben P. Ginsberg, Harold B. Smith, George Etz, G. H. Hockenson, Milton H. McMaken, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. DeShurley
Little Bridge Club
Raymond Smith
Sam Stolaroff
Wilburn S. Hodges
Ben P. Ginsberg
Harold B. Smith
George Etz
G. H. Hockenson
Milton H. McMaken
First M E Gleaner class holds May meeting
Mrs A R Ellett entertained the Gleaner Class of the First M E Church yesterday afternoon. Five dollars was voted to the World Service Fund and plans made for a covered dish luncheon at the Country Club in June. Mrs Benjamin Leitelgeorge contributed readings and refreshments were served by Mrs Ellett with helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ellett
M. E. Church
W. S. Murrell
J. B. Caron
World Service Fund
Country Club
Benjamin Leitelgeorge
Ellett
Meeting Johnson Circle and Olivet Study Club in local homes
The Johnson Circle of the First Baptist Church entertained last night with Bible study and a mission lesson. The Olivet Study Club ended its year with a luncheon and election, discussing The Maccabees and related topics with Mrs. J E Johns elected president and a list of attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Study Club
E. R. Ball
Mies
Will H. Whatley
Peb Grosby
J. P. Haynes
Ralph H. Herring
James E.johns
L. J. Vauchelet
Bob Crosby
George Morgan Slaughter
Thomas J. Pearson
Reed Mulkey
Roswell Women Gather For A U W Meeting And Zone Meet
Roswell chapter of the American Association of University Women held a regular meeting at Miss Harriet Poorbaugh’s home with talks on Education in Mexico and Wages of Wives. Music by Miss Poorbaugh and Mrs. Charles Stone followed a social hour with refreshments. Also noted is a zone meeting of the Southern M E Church women’s society scheduled for May 22 in Roswell with a luncheon and reservations via Mrs John H Mullis. Additional items include visits by Miss Hazel Burdin and updates on local church circles, college student leadership at Centre College, and upcoming fundraisers by local church groups.
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Poorbaugh
Clyde Totten
Roswell
American Association of University Women
Harriet Poorbaugh
Mexico
Elizabeth Hayslip
Barry Duffield
Miss Poorbaugh
Charess Stone
Mines
Estelle Hope- Hayes
Miles Black
Charles Stone
Shirley Feather
Modene Bates
Helen Snipes
Hazel Simmons
M. E. South
Womans Missionary Society
M. E
Hagerman, Dexter
John H. Mullis
Hitler’s Geneva Speech Signals Cautious Disarmament Openings
Berlin reports Hitler denounces victors’ terms while seeking parity under the Versailles framework. He calls for equal disarmament standards, rejects aggressive rearmament, and offers a five year transition to realign Germany with other nations. Washington notes cautious U.S. approval of his conciliatory stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Bruening
Hitler
Germany
France
Geneva
Berlin
Washington
State Department
Department
Roosevelt
Markham To Leave Roswell for Casper Wyoming
H. B. Markham of Pecos Valley Signboard Co and family will depart Roswell early next week for Casper Wyoming. They plan to return in about 18 months. Markham was a member of the Lions Club and the Advertising Club and will be missed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
H. B. Markham
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Casper
Wyoming
Lions Club
Advertising Club
Markham and Wilson Speak at Roswell Advertising Club
H B Markham and B P Wilson delivered talks at the Roswell Advertising Club meeting today. Markham spoke on advertising relations between manufacturer and retailer while Wilson addressed have you the right to be in business. A general discussion followed and the spring program schedule was adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Wilson
H. B. Markham
B. P. Wilson
Roswell
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Charming
H.V. Fall
H. V. Fall
Alice Tilton
Sylva Jones
Roy Wilson
Lynn Croissant
Max Littell
Eitelgeorge
Fall
Mmes
George N. Carothers
Wade Corn
C. N. Green
B. O. Greenwade
A. D. Jones
J. E. Johns
D. E. Keeney
Thomas M. Kleckner
Dewey Pilant
Will H.whatley
L. J. Vaucheser
Bob Cosby
Ruth Elder
Hazel Burdin
Lafayette
Frances McClure
Sophie Newcomb
New Orleans
Major
John McClure
Purdin
J. A. Waller
Esther
First Baptist Church
George E. French Leader
Waller
Fred C. Rowell Jr
Fred C. Rowell
Centre College
Danvile, Ky
Centre Chapter
Woman’s Association of the First Christian Church
Cross-Miller’s
St. Andrews Guild
Malone
Ginsberg’s
Richard D. Jones
Reichstagg
Kroll Opera House
North Washington
von Hindenburg
Foreign Office
United States
U. S
A. A. Gillespie
Motion
Hollywood
Yuma
Ariz
Fox Film Presents
Dorothy Jordan
Alexander Kirkland
Chas
Chase
Will Rogers
Morrisons Jewelry Store
Home Store
Faille
Schilling Vanilla
Pure
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