Roswell Woman's Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Roswell Woman's Club opened the year at the club building with the Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem. President Mrs. Paul Goodsell presided as finance chair E L Lusk reported and delegates to the Third District convention in Portales were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Woman's Club
Womans Club
Paul Goodsell
Ewing L. Lusk
Portales
Mmes
Russell Bird
Robert Kellahin
Sidney Prager
Clyde Fulton
John WW. Rhea
A. S. Patterson
Luther M. Dudley
E. L. Lusk
Jason Kellahin
B. B. Wilson
K. A. Yoder
J. B. Savage
Joe Palmer
W. C. Taylor
Burton C. Mossman
Goodsell
John Beers
Johnson
Woman’s Club
Red Cross
Beers
Teen Age Societies Hold Meetings
Pards Society met last evening with Hugh Hanagan at 500 North Missouri Avenue to plan a later party. Refreshments were served to a list of members and alumni including Jerry Owen and Pat Hanagan. The Sikis Society gathered at Ray Long's home on West Seventh Street for a dance plan and pledge discussions with attendees such as Derrell Dollahan and Aubrey Cooper. Ss. O. S. with Mildred White met at her East Second Street home to plan a mock initiation and a Hallowe en hayride with a large group of pledges and members. The Pals Society met at Janice Hall 510 South Missouri Avenue planning a picnic at Clifford Smith farm and a Friday slumber party. Peggy Farnsworth was named Pal scrapbook keeper. )
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pards Society
Hugh Hanagan
North
Missouri Avenue
Ben Kelly, Jr
Charles Malone
John Powers
Bill Shrecengost
Paul O’meara
Don Slaughter
Jimmy Bruin
Ted Fowler
Bob Hanagan
George McFadden
Jimmy Short
Jerry Owen
Pat Hanagan
Sikis
Ray Long
Sikis Society
West Seventh Street
Derrell Dollahan
Lad McBride
Walton Wiggins
Odie Bynum
Fred Crawford
Aubrey Cooper
Clyde Burnett
H. C. Buchanan
Ss. O. S
Mildred White
Ss. O. S. Society
East Second Street
Dannie Danenberg
Nina Gene Davis
Margaret Gilliland
Kay Hannifin
Connie Pritchard
Aileen Tapp
Marjorie Wolfe
Virginia Henry
Patsy Brabham
Beulah Hunter
Kathleen Smith
Maurine Everman
Annabelle Walker
Rogean Don
Rosemary Hyatt
Jane Richart
Maxine Hunter
Janice Hall
Pals Society
South
Clifford Smith
Spring River
Peggy Farnsworth
Helen Carrigan
Therylene Knox
Suzanne Norton
Joyce McKnight
Barbara Vaudelet
Becky Yoder
Jean Hunt
Imogene Stockton
Mary
Frances Greenwade
Gaye Lair
Barbara Naramore
Ann Worthington
Betty Jean Pierce
Madeline Young
Marie Matthews
Jeanne Boellner
June Sorrells
Bernice Santheson
Betty Grey Smith
Doro
Frances Schultz Hosts 1940 Bridge Club Evening
Miss Frances Schultz entertained the 1940 Bridge Club at her home on South Kentucky Avenue with decorated rooms, bridge tables, and a salad course served by the hostess and her mother. Players included Marion Roney Genevieve Cooney Lucille Hanaga Dorothy Lambeth Bianda Greenwade Edith French Edna Malone Sarah Louise Whatley Marion Sanders Helen Woolford from Atlanta Mrs Ned Nickson Mrs Randolph Reese Mrs Frank Pattie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Schultz
South
Kentucky Avenue
Zinnias
Dahlias
Cosmos
Paul J. Schultz
Marion Roney
Genevieve Cooney
Lucille Hanaga
Dorothy Lambeth Bianda Greenwade
Edith French
Edna Malone
Sarah Louise Whatley
Marion Sanders
Helen Woolford
Chums Society Meeting at Sarah Louise Palmer Home
The Chums Society gathered last evening at 13 Riverside Drive hosted by Sarah Louise Palmer and presided over by Virginia Crosby. Plans included a buffet and card party at Jane Wolfe’s 1310 North Main Street next Wednesday, with pledges initiated and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chums Society
Sarah Louise Palmer
Riverside Drive
Virginia Crosby
Jane Wolfe
North Main Street
Nancy Lutz
Mary Evelyn Wyatt
Mary Louisé Samson
Martha Ellett
Billie Cooley
Hannah Pruit
Georgie Griswold
Phyllis Young
Mamie Destree
Helen Sullivan
Pledges
Louise Swisher
Leslie Anderson
Eleanor
Beth Daughtry
Yvonne ~ Travis
Berrendo Home Extension Club Elects New Officers
The Berrendo Home Extension Club met at Mrs. L. Thompson's home and elected new officers for the year. President Jack Nelson, vice president Roy Lee, secretary treasurer Oscar Greene, county council Gilmore Brown, alternate county council Gayle Nellis. Meeting included pest control talk by Pauline Sparkman and plans for the state convention in Albuquerque on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrendo Home Extension Club
L. ©. Thompson
Jack Nelson
Roy Lee
Oscar Greene
Gilmore Brown
Gayle Nellis
Albuquerque
Pauline Sparkman
Mmes. A.W. Reese
L. O. Thompson
Alfred Raby
I. M. Sartin
Sophus Madsen
Bruce Connor
Bill Woody
Sam Bradley
T. C. Tow
E. C. Brinker
James C. Cummins
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Elizabeth Garrett
Miss Elizabeth Garrett was honored at a surprise party hosted by Mrs. John Barnett and Miss Charlotte St. John at 1209 West Sixth Street. Guests enjoyed fall flowers, Tripoli games, and a sweet course with Korean mums in a blue vase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte St. John
John Barnett
Mrs. Barnett
West Sixth Street
Elizabeth Garrett
Barnett
Tripoli
Miss Garrett
Ann Johnson
R. M. Tigner
John C. Martens
Evans Smith
Tom Mann
St. John
Four-In-One Square Dance Club Meets at Woman's Club
The Four-In-One Square Dance Club held a last night dance at the Woman's Club with Graves Orchestra providing music and calls by George Hendricks Odie Bynum Tom Rogers and George Hamilton. Members listed include C A Meadows C A Buchanan Odie Bynum Tom Reid Ray West Cecil Pendergrass and others along with guests from Phoenix and local officials. Weather notes show New Mexico generally fair, Colorado colder east, Arizona warm, West Texas cloudy with scattered showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Woman's’ Club
Graves
George Hendricks
Odie Bynum
Tom Rogers
George Hamilton
Messrs
and Mies
C. A. Meadows
C. A. Buchanan
Tom Reid
Ray West
Cecil Pendergrass
George Threlkeld
O. L. Porter
Horace Britton
Leonard Clayton
W. C. Verhine
Claude M. Allison
Virgil Grantham
J. W. Jones, Jr
George H. Shanks
Ed Lee
E. L. Lusk
Harry D. Blake
H. S. Rouse
Maxine Levers
Gene Hedgcoxe
Warren
Phoenix
Arizona
Neva Simmons
Mrs Verne Stewart Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs Verne Stewart delightfully entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home this afternoon. Three tables were arranged for bridge in rooms decorated with bowls and vases of salvia. At the close of the games coffee and cake were served by the hostess to the following: Mrs Ned Nick son, Mrs Jack Sisco, Mrs Lacy Shortridge, Mrs Glaze Sacra, Mrs John McBoyle, Mrs Ted Hunt Jr, Mrs Dow Chessnut, Mrs John Beers Jr, Mrs W S Nichols, Miss Edith French, Miss Lucille Hanagan and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Stewart
Ned Nickson
Jack Sisco
Lacy Shortridge
Glaze Sacra
John McBoyle
Ted Hunt, Jr
Dow Chessnut
John Beers, Jr
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Roswell Womans Club
Margie Neal
Social Security
Nan Hilliary Harrison
Austin
Texas
John C. Kost
William L. Hill
Gerald Hayn
Institute of Educational Music
el Paso Symphony Orchestra
Lee Henrichs
Vieuxtemps
Wientaiski
Provost
Brahms
Hayn
Washington, D. C
Neal
Chaves County
Thornton H. Boswell
James R. Daughtry
Miss Frances Schultz
Bhy Reese Fletcher
Mary Helen Jones
Anne Klingsmith
Edith Deck
T. S. K. Society
W. C. Orton
Berrendo
Billie Louise Cox
Thelma Garvin
Jeanette Yarnell
Maggie Carter
and Dry Cleaners
Jim Richardson
Climax
Colorado
Mr. Richardson
G. K. Richardson
Ti2
Pennsylvania Avenue
Canada
California
Roswell
Jim II
Master Jim
G. K. Richardsons
Roswell Garden Club
Major
Mrs
John McClure
New Mexico State Bar Association
Nickson Hotel
Womens Club
Gus Kahn
Beverly Hills
Calif
Walter Donaldson
Nora
PECOS
NEW Modern Chavez Theatre
Benchley
NaNeel
Ann Rutherford
Virginia Grey
Rags
Ragland
Henry O'Neill
Eve Arden
Phineas Ingalls
Ivan Gill
Jack Edwards
Ruth McNeal
Ed B. Sherman
Angie Parker
Vivian Baker
H. C. Brenan
Cory Rhyme
New Mexico
West Texas
Panhandle
Pecos Valley
Icks VaepoRus
Hazel Linard
Chiropodist
West 4Th Street
Cestasenet
Drene
OWL Drug CO
Kle
Delsey
Zac
Deans Pills
Baume Bengue
Gardenia Caves
Morley Exton
Magnesia
Sportee
Debby Jean
Lamb's Wool
Biege
Meadby
Solonial Bouquet
Olafsen
Alka Seltzer
Meads Pablum
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