Beta Zetas Meet With Mrs Haley in Deliberate Chapter Session
Beta Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Glen Haley with Mrs. Walter Bellamy as co host. Mrs. Alan Kimbrough led the business meeting and Mrs. J P Bowman spoke on hospital needs. The group heard a talk on Love's Miracle in Marriage by Mrs. Joe E Phillips and Mrs. Quinton Willingham.
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Beta Zetas
Haley
Beta Sigma Phi
Glen Haley
Walter Bellamy
Alan Kimbrough
J. P. Bownan
Joe E. Phillips
Quinton Willingham
Gloria McMains
Jim Marberry
Don Brown
J. R. Bowman
Neva McGuire
John Lyman
Robert Emmett
Harold Bryant
William Holder
Jack Cossack
H. I. Rives Jr
Joe E. Phillips Jr
Alpha Pi Group Holds Ceremony at Dexter Home
Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its Ritual of Jewels ceremony at Mrs. James Winn's Dexter home Thursday night. Mrs. James Jones received the Ritual of Jewels pin and a yellow rose bud corsage. Later, members dined at Rancho in Roswell.
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Alpha Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
James Winn
Dexter
James Jones
F! Rancho
Roswell
Mesdames Thornton Boswell
Robert Cozier
Earl Corn
Howard D. Dorman
Paul Drum
Andy Gray
Ralph Gray
J. H. Reid
W. T. Smith
Everett Stanley
John Wier
Ruth Hanson
Secretaries Meet In Roswell Chapter Plans Initiation
National Secretaries meet at Mrs. Evelyn Crane home 801 N Penn Roswell. Nadine Dean presided final plans for new member initiation on Dec 7 and a Christmas party. Coffee tea and cookies served to Nadine Dean Mary Eloise Campbell Betty Whitfield Ann Davenport Joan Hall Joanne Albert Lavada Stephenson Barbara Malady Ollia Mae Ashcraft Jane Shirley Panny Ullrich.
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Roswell
Evelyn Crane
N. Penn
Nadine Dean
Mary Eloise Campbell
Betty Whitfield
Ann Davenport
Joan Hall
Joanne Albert
Lavada Stephenson
Barbara Malady
Newcomers Club Plans Dessert Card Party and Christmas Dinner
The Newcomers Club schedules a dessert card party at the Nickson Hotel on Tuesday December 1 at 1 30 p m with a holiday motif. A Smorgasbord Christmas dinner follows at Glover's Party House on December 11 at 7 30 p m inviting husbands of members Welcome Wagon Club guests and all Roswell newcomers to call Mrs W C Slade Jr at 2582 for reservations.
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Newcomers Club
Nickson Hotel
Glover’s
Welcome Wagon Club
Roswell
W.C. Slade Jr
Chaves County Extension Hosts Saturday Bazaar
The Extension Clubs of Chaves County will hold a bazaar Saturday at 400 N Main St. Proceeds benefit the county building fund for extension and 4-H clubs. Items for sale include handmade articles crocheting baby items aprons children’s clothing baked goods candy house plants and white elephants.
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Chaves County
Main St
Thanksgiving Guests of Strickland Family
Thanksgiving visitors to Mr. and Mrs. J. Hassler Strickland at 1614 West Tilden Street include Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Allredge of Allred Texas. Allredge hails from Yoakum County east of Lovington and is the father of Mrs. Strickland.
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J. Hassler Strickland
W. Tilden St
L. H. Allredge
Allred, Tex
Allred
Yoakum County
Lovington
Alldredges
Shrickland
Youth Council Plans State Championship Dance
Regular Youth Council meeting held Monday afternoon at CCMYC decided to host a state championship dance on November 28 at the Youth Center. Informal attire of sports clothes will be allowed with a 25 cent charge. Attendees included Bill Corn Sylvia Glea Patty Wheeler Dave Buckner Loetta Frizelle Don Dearholt Ladeen Leverette Pat Shaw Ann Williams Gloria Buchanan Kelly Roberts Glenn Prager Tex Scott Wayne Milner.
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CCMYC
Bill Corn
Sylvia Glea
Patty Wheeler
Dave Buckner
Loetta Frizelle
Don Dearholt
Ladeen Leverette
Pat Shaw
Ann Williams
Gloria Buchanan
Kelly Roberts
Glenn Prager
Tex Scott
Wayne Milner
Social Calendar Friday Dance and Meeting Notices
Woodman Circle 42 party at Kilowat Kitchen at 7 30 p.m. Everyone invited. Country Cousin Square Dance Club at Knights of Pythias Hall 1701 W Second St at 8 p.m. Square dance lovers invited. Roswell Rebekah Lodge regular meeting at 1 0 C F hall 7 30 p.m. Election of officers will be held.
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Woodman Circle
Kilowat Kitchen
Country Cousin
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. Second St
Roswell Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Birthday Open House Draws Large Crowd at Artesia Bank
The First National Bank of Artesia marked its 50th anniversary with an open house drawing 3 000 attendees and over 1 000 floral tributes. Vice president Fred Cole noted wide attendance including bankers from New Mexico and others from Chicago and Los Angeles. An evening buffet at Artesia Country Club drew 160 visiting bankers and local officials.
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First National Bank
Fred Cole
Chicago
Los Angeles
Artesia Country Club
New Mexico
Cole
Kansas City
Denver
Dallas
Roswell
Floyd Childress
Fred Blocksom
Frank Young
Ward
Carmack
Ivan Weddle
Santa Fe National Bank
Weddle
Artesia General Hospital
Soviets Hint at Conference Participation Conditions
Moscow officials reviewed a Soviet note to the American British and French embassies in Moscow expressing consent to attend a four power conference. The text, to be published Saturday, gave no subjects, dates, or format, and left questions about whether chiefs of state or lower officials would attend. Further consideration was stated, with possible implied conditions affecting the next American move after the Berlin talks.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Molotov
Mayer’s Two Sons Verdict: Mayer Back Home in New Mexico
Walter Mayer returns to New Mexico with his family after a jury verdict clearing him of charges. Mayer and wife express relief and gratitude to supporters in Davis County and Ottumwa Iowa, while a $50,000 wrongful death suit by the Wisdom estate remains pending in Iowa.
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Moriarty
Mayer
Walter
Bloomfield
New Mexico
Davis County
Ottumwa
Iowa
Wisdom
Mountain View Revival Opens at Baptist Church
A one week revival will open Sunday at Mountain View Baptist Church with Rev. Chester Bunch conducting nightly services at 7 15 PM Elmer Whitehead will lead the music The church sits at the air base YO crossing roads in Mountain View.
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Mountain View Baptist Church
Chester Bunch
Elmer Whitehead
Air Base-Yo
Western Powers demand talks with Russia on German Austrian issues
On November 16 the Western Powers told Russia in simultaneous notes that their conditions for a Big Four meeting were unacceptable. They offered to consider any future Soviet proposals and pressed for an unconditional foreign ministers meeting on German and Austrian problems. It remained unclear if Russia accepted discussing German unification.
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Russia
Orange couple's return tests town faith and family
Betty and Tom Buntin, legally dead after vanishing years ago, plan to resume work in Beaumont while their Tennessee family and Orange leaders rally around the romance. Insurance payouts total 51 000 with 31 000 already spent, and legal questions linger over Betty's estate.
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Beaumont
Tom
Betty
Margaret Palmer
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Margaret
M. M. Brock
B. L. Burton
Cpl
William Burton
Betty Ann
Korea
James E. Herring
William Herring
Jane
Washington State
J. Cullen Browning
The
Orange Leader
Kentucky
Buntin
Jac Chambliss
Chattanooga
New York Life
Chambliss
Polio Strikes Lovington Driller J. E. Boyd
J E Boyd a 33 year old Lovington oilfield driller has fallen victim to polio He was taken to an El Paso hospital and his three small children received gamma globulin in response to the outbreak
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Lovington
J. E. Boyd
el Paso
Lea Countian Laura Frances Black Dies in Home of Son
Laura Frances Black a longtime Lea County resident for 42 years died this morning at her son Joe Blacks home former Lea County sheriff The death marks another chapter in local families and county service with the Black lineage tied to local law enforcement.
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Lea Countian
Lovington
Laura Frances Black
Lea County
Joe Black
Can This Marriage Be Saved in December Ladies' Home Journal
Enid seeks romance she missed in childhood while Clay proves love by hard work. They both must change habits feelings and finances to mend a shaky marriage with guidance from counselors. The piece promotes the December Ladies' Home Journal feature on saving marriages.
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Enid
Clay
Ladies’ Home Journal
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