Womans Club Social Schedule and Cadet Events
Busy weekly community notices list DeMolay Memorial service at Masonic Temple, lay banquet at First Baptist Church, Chautauqua Circle luncheon, Rainbow Assembly at Masonic Temple, Roswell doctors wives gathering, PEO garden supper, LFD PTA meeting, and many bridge clubs. Also details Institute finals events including I Club picnic, Cadet Hop, and Cadet Jambalaya with sponsors Colonel and Mrs Pear son and Major Saunders.
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Beta Delphian
Womans Club
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
St. Andrews
Clarence E. Hinkle
St. Andrews Guild
A. A. Kroll
R. W. Ald- Tich
Chautauqua Literary Circle
Sylvester P. Johnson
Southern M. E. Missionary Society
Oscar Jacobson
Guard Marvin
Stella
Catherine Jacobson
Marvin
Rainbow Assembly
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F. Hall
Roswell
Charles F. Beeson
L. B. Plummer
Roswell Country Club
E. O
Martha Cowan
L. F. D. Parent Teachers Association
Nous
Luther M. Dudley
Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society
Carnegie Library
Virginia Nickson
Nickson
Layette Society
Mary Victory
R.W. Franzen
First Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
N. M
Farewell Bridge Party For H B Markhams
Mr and Mrs Sidney Prager and Mr Myron S Prager hosted a bridge party in honor of Mr and Mrs H B Markham who leave next week for Casper Wyoming. Guests included Arthur A Kroll A F Madison John Mayhew Earl Corn Quinton Marshall Floyd Childress Willard Prager George Mills Francis X Murphy Inez Marley Thelbert French. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Prager
Myron S. Prager
H. B. Markham
Casper
Wyoming
Messrs
Mmes
Arthur A. Kroll
A. F. Madison
John Mayhew
Earl Corn
Quinton Marshall
Floyd Childress
Willard Prager
George Mills
Francis X. Murphy
Inez Marley
Thelbert French
Woman's Club barbecue to raise funds at city park
The Womans Club hosts a barbecue next Saturday at 5 30 p m in North Main city park. Elza White leads the meat dish with potatoes beans bread onions pickles and coffee for 35 cents a plate. Proceeds support the club house debt of 11800 with a goal to raise 300 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
North Main City
Elza White
E. A. Cahoon
Robert Kellahin
R. M. Tigner
Club House
Delightful Dinner Dance At Roswell Country Club
Forty doctors and their ladies attended a dinner dance at Roswell Country Club hosted by local physicians during a medical convention. A four course menu, pastels and double delphinium decor, with entertainment by Miss Lucile Walker and the Walker School of the Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Eleanor Bedell
el Chivatg
A. Siegrist
Lucile Walker
Aubrey Walker
Walker School of the Dance
Lemp
Dan Wilmot Seventh Birthday Party Held March Seventh
Dan Wilmot son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Marsh celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at home on March seventh. Guests enjoyed games a white birthday cake and ice cream with lemonade after the festivities. Attendees included Aleen Hink le Fred Burkstaller Flor ence Mae Hicks Louise Swisher Mary Louise Samson Joan Swisher Helen Day Knox Sonny Stockton Kenneth Hunter Mildred Herring Ione and Lianda Conrad.
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Dan Wilmot March
Freeman Marsh
South K
Kansas
Aleen Hinkle
Fred Burkstaller, Jr
Florence Mae Hicks
Louise Swisher
Mary Louise Samson
Joan Swisher
Helen Day Knox
Sonny Stockton
Kenneth Hunter
Mildred Herring
Ione
Lianda Conrad
Pleasant sewing club meeting and local social notes
Mrs. A F Madison hosted a pleasant sewing club gathering with chatter on needlework and visits from former member Mrs Karl Cunningham of Capitan. The item lists upcoming teacups, weekend outings, and society events including DeMolay service and doctors wives meeting, plus travel plans of several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Madison
Karl A. Cunningham
Capitan
Bridge Compliment For Roswell Mrs Markham And Mrs McConnell
A charming bridge compliment was given to Mrs H B Markham and Mrs Wallace McConnell who are leaving Roswell after a gathering hosted by Mrs Louis R DeMont at the Davidson DeMont home 111 North Washington Avenue. May flowers adorned the rooms and a salad course followed the tea hour. Favors were given to the two honorees, with guests including Mmes H D O Hammond D C Lundgren M H McMahen Harrison Williams W C Bicknell T C Evans W K King Harold Danenberg and Misses Bess Bybee Goldye Shrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Markham
Wallace McConnell
Roswell
Louis R. DeMont
Davidson-DeMont
North Washington Avenue
Mrs Jones Honored With One Oclock Luncheon
Mrs. George W. Jones of Clovis, attending a state medical convention with Dr. Jones, was saluted at a one o'clock luncheon hosted by Margaret Talmage. Red rosebuds graced quarter tables for a two course menu. Guests included Mrs. Frank J. Thompson, Fob Crosby, James R. Kelly, L. T. Godfrey, J. P. Williams, W. N. Worthington, G. Wayne Griswold, Dayton Talmage, R. L. Butler of Clovis, Misses Lucile Cruse, Caroline Moreland, Xymena Trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jones
Clovis
Dr. Jones
Margaret Talmage
Girl Scouts Troop Eight Picnic at Country Club
Mrs. James B. Coats, Captain, and aides hosted a swimming and boating outing for Girl Scout Troop 8 at the Country Club last evening followed by a picnic supper. Scouts Cecil Vandewart, Leola Smith, Arlene Long, Frances Goodman, Eva Lee Underwood, Beverly Hodges, Laura Treet, Myra St. John, Mildred Mason, Jo Ann Malarney, Betty Jo Duffield, Dorothy Gray, and Jimmy Vandewart attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Coats
Alice Girard
Ralph Vandewart
Harold B. Smith
Mary Helena Coats
Cecil Vandewart
Leola Smith
Arlene Long
Frances Goodman
Eva Lee Underwood
Beverly Hodges
Laura Treet
Myra St. John
Mildred Mason
Jo Ann Malarney
Betty Jo Duffield
Dorothy Gray
Jimmy Vandewart
Kindergarten Picnic Party Brightens City Park Afternoon
Mrs. L. J. Vauchelet hosted kindergarten pupils for a contented picnic in the city park with ice refreshments served by Mrs. Madison to a list of young guests. Separate notes mention a fashionable dinner party with musical elements and local social figures preparing for summer plans and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Vauchelet
E. R. Ball
Ruth Ann Carothers
Betty Ball
Mary Helen Jones
Helen Pell
Judith Pilant
Cecile
Barbara Vaudeler
Billie Ayers
Wilbur Stilwell
John Bledsoe
Zeph Schultz
Ralls Craven Jones
Wendell Doty
Rumor of deal for United States Senate appointment
Rumors swirl that Governor Seligman and Ed Swope struck a secret pact over the New Mexico senatorial appointment to keep control of the Democratic machine and secure the nomination at the state convention. The intrigue mentions letters urging Seligman’s allies to back Swope and suggests Chavez or Atwood as alternatives, with Swope favored for interim service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seligman
Ed Swope
Swope
Senate
Istration
Santa Fe
Selisman
United States
Pecos Valley
J D. Atwood
Roswell
Swope- Seligman
Atwood
Chavez
New Mexico
Sam Bratton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tenth Circuit
Suit Attacks Validity of New Mexico Tax Law
Las Vegas businessman C W G Ward filed suit in San Miguel County to enjoin tax sales and challenge S B 144 delinquents law and its emergency clause. District Attorney Trader and Assistant Attorney General Patton met in Santa Fe as hearing set for Tuesday before Judge Armijo on June 12. Ward contends delinquent tax sales violate due process and that a real emergency did not exist for the emergency clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Thomas Trader
Las Vegas
Frank Patton
C. W. G. Ward
San Miguel County
Gloria Swanson Stars in Perfect Understanding at the Princess
Gloria Swanson returns to the screen in Perfect Understanding at the Princess starting with previews tonight. Laurence Olivier leads as the male lead with John Halliday and Evie Tobin in supporting roles. Showings run tonight through Tuesday with previews beginning this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Laurence Oliver
John Haliday Andevieve Tobin
Adv
Higher Income Tax Increase Promised by Officials
Officials estimate a higher income tax will yield about 4,000 dollars and raise the rate from eight to ten percent. The projected return is approximately 46 dollars for each unit of income. The plan outlines broader revenue gains while balancing assumed economic impact.
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Treasury
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry S. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Doughton
DNC
Ragan
D-Ark
Vnson
Dky
Cullen
D-Ny
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Grace Thorpe
J. A. Phinizy
John Allen Phinizy
Robert Fall
Tom D. White
Robert Daughtry
G. T. Watts
Paul Wilmot
Institute I
I” Club
Pearson
H. P. Saunders
Institute
Thomas M. Klieckner
Junior Durkin
Clancy
the Mounted
Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
Sally Effers
Norman Foster
Louise Dresser
Frank Craven
Victor Jory
State
H. B. Markhams
the Womans Club
City Park
Dan Wilmot
Guard. Marvin
Jacobson
Hileen Smyer
C. E. Smyer
The
George N. Carothers
Ruth Ann
California
Poulder
Carothers
University of Colorado
C. C. Martin
Grace K. Carson
Martin Ruidoso Cabin
Guy Nickson
Jane Todd ‘Brookshier
Carlsbad
Kirk Brookshier
H. C. Glover
Helen Ruth
Joan
Howard
Mr. Glover
Harold Milton
North Carolina
New Jersey
New York
R. L. Bradley
Roberta Bradley Marcus
Tomorow
Dallas
Charles W. Boone
Midwest Dairies
el Paso
Ees
Miss Talmage
Caer Eee
Girl Scouts Troop
Picnic
FNJOY
West Coast
Northwest
Business
Roswell Hardware Co
Barnard’s
Luis E. Armijo
Ward
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
F.o.b. Funt
Mich
G.M.A.C
McNally-Hall Motor Co
Seele
East Second Street
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