Cartoonist Roger Phillips finds niche in Roswell scene
Roswell artist Roger Phillips continues to syndicate his Gray Zone cartoons despite limited options saying syndication is tough. The self employed, semi retired creator gained recognition in Fate Magazine and Neil deGrasse Tyson's StarTalk and counts Jeff Tucker of the Daily Record among his fans. Phillips, born in the Bronx and educated at Dutchess Community College and FIT, worked for IBM and MoMA before focusing on UFO and alien themed cartoons seen at cosmicon events nationwide.
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Charity shoebox drive for Operation Christmas Child regional pickup
Southeast New Mexico Area Team opens gift-filled shoebox drop sites from Nov 13 to 20 during National Collection Week. Donations of school supplies hygiene items and toys support overseas poverty. Collections at Community Church 935 W Mescalero Road with set hours and contact Claire Huerta at 612 359 7023 or huerta samaritan org.
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Victorian Christmas Open House at Historical Museum
The Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico hosts A Victorian Christmas on December 3 at the Historical Museum and Archives Facility 200 and 208 N Lea Ave. Enjoy a come and go event from 1 to 4 pm with refreshments entertainment gift ideas book signings door prizes and special guests. Call 575-622-8333 for details.
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John Chisum Fiddles Through a Weeklong North Texas Dance
Long article recalls John Chisum hosting a weeklong dance at his White House ranch as floods trap residents. Fiddle tunes like Cotton Eye Joe and Turkey in the Straw echo through nights of cooking, sleeping on pallets, and shared meals while breakouts of Creek and Buck Creek hinder exits toward Cook County. The piece also touches on Chisum’s dual image as a harsh cattle king and convivial fiddler, plus a digression on sourdough as a homestead staple in New Mexico era days.
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Fiddles and sour dough settle the West note
Janice Dunnahoo, archive volunteer at the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico Archives, offers insights on pioneer life with fiddle music and sourdough. Contact 575-622-1176 or jdunnahotmail.com for more information.
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