Olivet Club Hosts Social at 700 South Sea Avenue
Mrs S P Hannifin welcomed Olivet Club members and guests for a post noon gathering at her home 700 South Sea Avenue. Devotions by Mrs Walter Harrison followed by a program on Onward Christian Sailors led by Mrs George Slaughter with aides Mrs K A Yoder Mrs George N Carothers Mrs Sadie C Vaudelet and Mrs Paul G Schultz. Refreshments were served. Attending were numerous club members, guests Mrs Etta Hannifin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. Powhatan Carter
Bob Crosby
Sadie C. Vaudeser
Walter Harrison
George N. Carothers
A. F. Madison
J. E. Johns
K. A. Yoder
Wade H. Corn
Paul G. Schultz
J. P. Williams
Archie Campbell
Sam Lusk
Etta Hannifin
Thomas G. Taylor
S. P. Hannifin
Calendar highlights for Thursday to Saturday events
Thursday features Highland PTA at 3 30 PM and P E O Chapter B buffet at 6 30 PM with Chapter K as guests. Clover Leaf Club hosts 4 30 PM plus a 2 30 PM Thursday Bridge Club. Thursday Night Dance Club at Roswell Womans Club and D A R at Mrs Samson home with speaker at 2 30 PM. Friday includes New Mexico State Bar Association lunch at Nickson Hotel 1 PM Open House for Young People 8 PM to 11 PM East Grand Plains Parent- Teachers at 2 30 PM and Junior Book Club at 301 North Michigan Ave 2 30 PM. Newcomers Club at Womans Club 2 30 PM. Saturday hosts New Mexico Bar Association banquet 7 30 PM and Third District Womans Club at Portales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland P. T. A
P.E.O
C C Martin
West Alameda
Amelia Bonney
Clover Leaf Club
Harold Jones
West Eighth Street
Roy Burnett
Verne Stewart
Roswell
New Mexico State Bar Association
Nickson Hotel
Womans Club
East Grand Plains
Portales
Hugh M. Huff Jr
North Michigan Ave
Pauline Cooney
James Kelly
New Mexico Bar Association
Woman’s Club
Berrendo Club Meets At Mrs Williams Country Home
Mrs. Harrison Williams hosted the Berrendo Club at her country home with devotional by Mrs Eugene Brinker on Friendly Neighbors and a group singing led by Mrs Oscar Greene. The program included three movies shown by Mrs George Slaughter and a Red Cross sewing project planned during the business meeting. A social-hour refreshment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Williams
Berrendo
Eugene Brinker
Oscar Greene
Red Cross
George Slaughter
Guaymas
Old Mexico
Lakes
Flowers
New Mexico
Eastern Star Initiation Reported At Mason ic Temple
Eastern Star met in regular session at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Walter McPherson as Worthy Matron in charge. Initiation was held for Mrs. H S Rouse and Mrs. William N Elliott. A social hour followed with Mrs. Woodrow Little and Miss Joyce Wyly as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Walter McPherson
H. S. Rouse
William N. Elliott
Woodrow Little
Joyce Wyly
Roswell Seeks Federal Aid for Flood Relief and Airport Use
City officials discuss flood relief efforts with federal agencies and state leaders. Mayor Hall reports plans to have Reclamation Service take over flood issues, seeks evidence of federal help, and notes Roswell air base readiness delays. Council votes to lease land, hire staff, and pursue local flood projects while praising police and city staff.
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Tien
Ruswell
Reclamation Service
New Mexico
Thomason
el Paso
Pecos Valey
Hall
Washington
Conservancy District
Interior
John J. Dempsey
City Port
J. H. Stratton
Roswell
Moffet
Maj. Stratton
Midland
San Angelo
Lubbock
Eller
Fulton
State Guard
Brockheuser
Alderman Gardner
Parks Committee
Hondo
Spring River
Gardner
Wilbur McKnight
City
Tommy Thompson
Theo Lanner
Glover
Daniel
Special
Death of Claude Hobbs Ends Noted Roswell Banker Career
Claude Hobbs, longtime first National Bank of Roswell vice president and senior New Mexico banker, died leaving a civic legacy in Roswell. He rose from messenger to executive, retired 1941, and served on the Roswell Municipal Board of Education, the New Mexico Military Institute Board of Regents, and the Roswell Chamber of Commerce where he was dean of directors. Survived by wife Lois and daughter Huda, plus five sisters in Indiana and California. His knowledge and guidance aided regional development and the Chamber's growth through decades of service.
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First National Bank of
New Mexico
First National Bank
Hobbs
Roswell
Hobs
Lois C. Hobbs
Huda Hobbs
Jessie Ray
Elwood
Indiana
Paul Grishaw
Gary
Charles J. Adams
Kokomo
Charles Bradley
Long Beach
California
Ray Nash
Tipton
Claude Hobbs
Mrs Schaubel Talks At Mo Ave P T A
The Missouri Avenue Parent Teacher Association met at the school with strong attendance. President Mrs Earl Corn reported about 150 members. Year books were distributed and the attendance prize went to Alyce Claire Teague's room. City nurse Esther V Schauver spoke on defense beginning at home with children. Howell Russ provided xylophone solos with accompaniment by sister Mrs Paul McEvoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Avenue P. T. A
Earl Corn
Alyce Claire Teague
Esther V. Schauver
Howell Russ
Paul McEvoy
Mrs Standridge Honored With Shower and Party
Mrs C E Jordan and Mrs Evelyn Kyle hosted a shower for Mrs Haskell Standridge formerly Mildred Mayer. Autumn flowers adorned the home. gifts, a corsage, and a large white wedding cake framed the event. Guests included Susie Mayer Floyd Wheeler Kenneth Davis Jay Duvall Jack Whiteman J Bennett Allison J B Savage Dolson Jordan R B Harlan J T Hawkins Hilton Cox Luther R Kersey Miss Jean Kersey and Miss Doris Debout.
City pays tribute to Claude Hobbs memorial in Roswell
The Roswell City Council unanimously adopts a memorial honoring Claude Hobbs who lived in the community for over forty years. The resolution expresses city gratitude and sympathy to Hobbs' family and directs copies be sent to the press and family. Adopted October 7, 1941, Thos. J. Hall mayor with J. H. Dekker city clerk attesting.
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Roswell
City of
Claude Hobbs
Hobbs
City OF Roswell
Clarifying Casual Labor in Social Security Rules
Roswell New Mexico Social Security official Perry A Webb explains casual labor under the old age and survivors act. Non casual work advances the employer’s business and is not counted toward benefits. For private work, length and hours determine whether it counts as casual labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry A. Webb
Social Security Board
Roswell
New Mexico
Friends Society Met Last Night
Friends Society met last evening with Bill Thompson for their regular weekly meeting. Plans were made for initiation of pledges and a hay ride tonight. Refreshments were served to Jimmy Sanders Tommie Dresser John Waddill Jack Garrett O C Graves W C Coleman Robert Lancaster Bobby Hall William Taylor Paul Dollahan Tommy Smead pledges Sam Marshall Dick Holesapple Sam Spencer Bobby Thompson and the host Bill Thompson.
Entre Nous Bridge Club Meets at Riverside Drive
Mrs. S. F. Hameed hosted the Entre Nous Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon at 46 Riverside Drive. Zinnias and cosmos decorated the home as tables were set for bridge and a salad course was served. Attendees included Mmes. Louis Falconi, Ralph H. Herring, H. C. Roberts, J. E. Brockman, Thomas M. Kleckner, Paul Goodsell, H. E. oo, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Hameed
Entre Nous Bridge Club
Riverside Drive
Zinnias
Cosmos
Mmes. Louis Falconi
Ralph H. Herring
H. C. Roberts
J. E. Brockman
Thomas M. Kleckner
Paul Goodsell
H. E. Oo
Hameed
Safety record of U S air lines in 1941 praised
Washington reports Rep. Anderson lauds the 1941 safety performance of U S commercial airlines noting two fatal accidents in 108,569,000 miles flown. He cites Jesse Jones and the civil aviation agencies, praising six months with no fatalities and overall progress under defense demands and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Commercial Air Lines
Rep. Anderson
D-Nm
Air Safety Board
Air Lines
Anderson
Department of Commerce
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse T. Jones
Jones
Home Made Sauerkraut Now Ready
ANDERSONS GARDENS announces sauerkraut ready for pickup with details of production and availability. Local customers may place orders for fresh, homemade kraut prepared in traditional method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersons Gardens
Classified Note on Labor and Tax Office Guidance
The statement explains that casual labor status depends on facts in each case and advises workers or employers to consult the nearest Social Security Board office or Bureau of Internal Revenue for clarification. It also mentions calling your classified to No. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Health Advice Teaser
A vintage health promotion urges liver bile flow with Carter's Little Liver Pills to prevent digestion problems. It claims daily bile output aids digestion, reduces bloating and constipation, and improves overall mood. The piece mimics early 20th century patent medicine language.
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Carter
Marian Martin Pattern 9870 jumper blouse ensemble
The Roswell Daily Record advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9870 for a jumper and blouse set in junior miss sizes. Details include a four-piece jumper with a deep neck, high back, darts, and belt options, plus a tailored blouse with a wide collar. Orders ask for 15 cents pattern fee and size, name, address, and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmacian
Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Pattern Department
Ruth Sunday School Class Installs Officers At Dinner
The Ruth Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church hosted its annual dinner at Mrs. Ira L. Holmstead's home on Morningside Street and held a formal officer installation led by Mrs. J. P. Williams. Incoming officers include president Mrs. Holmstead and other posts, with solos by Mrs. Carl White and Mrs. Clifford Co. Henry. guests and members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
First Baptist Church
Ira L. Holmstead
Morningside
J. P. Williams
Ira l L. Holmstead
J. T. Mitchell
Lloyd Blakeney
M. B. Smith
Barney Robinson
Sec. & Treas
Grady Southworth
Charles L. Brown
Ceoil Anderson
Leland King
Carl White
Clifford Co
Henry
A. A. DuLaney
G. Lively
F. M. Knight
Leo Holsheiser
Carrol White
Mmes
Polly E. Pruit
C. W. Powell
E. B. Todhunter
Joe Walker
Edd Eoff
Cecil Anderson
Luther M. Dudley
Clifford C. Henry
Stanley Barnett
Chas. L. Brown
G. Gilstrap
Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds face St Mary's in home opener
Portales New Mexico October headline notes Eastern New Mexico College Greyhounds host St. Mary's of San Antonio Saturday night. Eastern opened with a 24-0 loss to Oklahoma City University and have been scoreless in three starts this season. St Mary's has two shutout wins to its credit.
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Portales
N. M
the Greyhounds
Eastern New Mexico College
St. Mary’s
San Antonio
Tex
Greyhounds
Oklahoma _ City University
Pioneer Oklahoma attorney Festus Caruthers dies in Oklahoma
Festus Caruthers, former U S land office official at Clayton and Tucumcari, who retired in 1925, is dead at Oklahoma City after a Monday operation. He was a pioneer attorney in Oklahoma City and Perry, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Festus Caruthers
U. S. Land Office
Clayton and Tucumcari
N. M
Oklahoma City
Perry
Okla
New Mexico Highlands University Adds Civil Aeronautics Instructor
Holland Duell, formerly a Colfax county rancher, has joined the Civil Aeronautics faculty at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas. He previously taught civilian pilot training at Raton.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Holland Duell
Raton
Civil Aeronautics
New Mexico Highlands University
Colfax County
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Alan Hale
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GREY
Rablane
Henry O’ Neill
Eve Arden
Carmen
Ameche
Miranda
Rio
PECOS
Chavez Theatre
J. A. Barnett
West Sixth Street
Don Kester
St. Mary’s Hospital
C. R. Lodmell
Brockton, Montana
Larry
Red Cross Knitters
L. T. Lewis
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American Legion Auxiliary
T. J. Jackson
East Bland Street
L. F. D. Parent Teachers Association
Jeff Liston
Mrs. Liston
Lowrey Auto Company
Elmer H. Riemen
Malone
State Supreme Court
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Burrow
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Rose
Tigner
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