Dr Templin to speak at Roswell club dinner
Dr Templin principal of Radford School for Girls at El Paso will be guest speaker at the Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner in Roswell. The article outlines her long career, the school’s history, endowment, scholarships, and notable staff affiliations. It notes the Girl Scout movement’s growth and the convention topics, along with Circle No 2 meeting details and Pard Society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templin
Radford School For Girls
el Paso
Business and Professional Womens Club
Lindenwood College
Lindenwood
Missouri
The
Sibleys
Sargents
Radford
Lucinda de L. Templin
Missouri University
Harvard
Columbia
Igh
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
el Paso School For Girls
Mrs McCullough Elected National Scout Board
Mrs W H McCullough of Roswell New Mexico was elected regional representative on the national Girl Scout board at the nineteenth annual convention in Milwaukee. Also Mrs Herbert Hoover honorary vice president was elected a member at large and Mrs Frederick Edey of New York was reelected president for a fourth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Girl Scout Movement
Arthur Osgood Choate
New York
Vance C. McCormick
Harrissburg
Milwaukee
Wis
W. H. McCullough
New Mexico
National
Girl Scout Board of Directors
Herbert Hoover
Girl Scouts
Frederick Edey
McCullough
Shakespeare Club Opens Semester Meeting At President Home
The Shakespeare Club held its first semester gathering at 2 20 PM at Mrs John McClure s home with fourteen members present reading Act I of Henry IV and a note of regret over Mrs W A Johnson s associate membership. Tea was served by Mrs McClure assisted by relatives to listed members including Mrs Beatty and Mrs Keyes. Joyce Grady marked her twelfth birthday with a party at her mother s home featuring pink and white cake and ice cream for guests. The Presbyterian Church Women s Auxiliary will run a food booth at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair near the Exhibit Building entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shakespeare Club
John McClure
W. A. Johnson
Guy Rowe
Polly Pruit
Virgil
Charles Keyes
Northumberland
R- R. Hinkle
Charles D. Keyes
A. Pruit
Claude Simpson
LeRoy Thompson
J. D. Shinkle
Corinne Whitney
Arthur Stevens
Marie M. Holt
Joyce Grady
Inez Grady
Mary Williams
Jean McCandless
Delores Farnsworth
Beverly Hodges
Joyce Malone
Martha White
Edith Spurlock
Lucile Wilson
Edward French
Bobby McNally
George Allen Moberly
Bob Mitchell
Wade Corn Jr
Billy Hall
Donald Shreeengost
Fred Hampton
Walter Rosenberg
Womans Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Social and club notes from Roswell in October
Roswell items report travel by the Brice Wyatts and Dowaliby family arriving in Los Angeles after a New York to Panama voyage. They plan to visit Roswell relatives and attend the New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs convention in Albuquerque. Upcoming events include the Eastern New Mexico Fair, the Old Timers parade and barbecue, Columbus Day observances by the Roswell C A R, and social notes on local visitors and a beauty service advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brice Wyatt
James Dowaliby
Jimmie
Charles Brice
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
New York Harbor
Panama
Roswell
Dowaliby
Charles R. Brice
Mary Evelyn Wyatt
Mrs. Wyatt
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
Albuquerque
J. D. Atwood
Grace McDonald Phillips
New Mexico Club
Grace T. Bear
Sidney Prager
McGaffey-Brown
George M. Slaughter
Arden Boellner
Roswell Womans Club
Ten Years Ago Today Shakespeare Club Meeting Notes
The Shakespeare Club met at Mrs. E. A. Cahoon home with Mrs. Phil Helmig as president and Act I Romeo and Juliet read under Cahoon’s direction. Members included numerous named ladies and gentlemen, with refreshments served, followed by a social at the superintendent quarters and a dinner honoring upcoming nuptials. Rammage Sale announced by Missouri Avenue PTA for October 21 at 8 am in the Malone building on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Avenue Parent- Teachers Association
Malone
North Main Street
Pals Entertained At H M Dow Home
Miss Dorothy Dow hosted the Pals society at her parents home Mr and Mrs H M Dow last night Plans were made for a tacky flash light dance to be held October 27 at the Womans Club Those present included Frances Jewett Laura Hedgcoxe Mary Louise Mitchell Joyce Pruit Edna Malone Jane Lewis Marjorie Wherrett Edith French Eleanor Nicholas Patricia Mitchell Nancy Ellizey Minerva Pearson Joyce Wyrly Jeanne Chapue Martha Connor and Dorothy Dow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dow
Pals Society
H. M. Dow
Womans Club
Frances Jewett
Laura Hedgcoxe
Mary Louise Mitchell
Joyce Pruit
Edna Malone
Jane Lewis
Marjorie Wherrett
Edith French
Eleanor Nicholas
Patricia Mitchell
Nancy Ellizey
Minerva Pearson
Joyce Wyrly
Jeanne Cauhape
Martha Connor
Rummage Sale By Woman's Missionary Society
The Womans Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church will hold a rummage sale at the new bus station on South Main Street on Saturday October 14. Mrs. L. A. Shaw is in charge. Call or phone to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
South Main Street
L. A. Shaw
Columbus Day Legal Holiday Celebrated Nationwide
Santa Fe marks Columbus Day as a legal holiday with state and county offices closed. Across the nation, Italian societies and Knights of Columbus honor Christopher Columbus on the 441st anniversary of the discovery of America, with some states observing banking holidays and the New York Stock Exchange closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New York
Christopher Columbus
America
Knights of Columbus
New York Stock Exchange
Earthquakes Felt in Rome No Damage Reported
Two light quakes lasting about three minutes were felt in Rome today with no damage. The epicenter was Rocca Di Papa, fourteen miles southeast of the city, according to AP.
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Rome
Rocca di Papa
Here
Death of Chicago crime boss Winkler sparks new underworld clash
Slain Chicago underworld leader known as Big Mike Winkler was gunned down outside a beer distributing plant. The shooting, described as a typical gangland homicide, signals potential violence spillover into politics and organized crime. An Illustrated News photo accompanies the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
Big J
Mike
Winkler
Chicago
Underworld
Intern
Illustrated News
Treasury Plans Two Billion Bond Issue
The Treasury announced a two billion dollar financing plan to raise cash and refund 1.8756 billion of the fourth liberty loan. A new 12 year bond at 4.14 percent initially and 3.25 percent thereafter will be issued with 500 million sold for cash at 101.5. Other bonds will be exchanged for the fourth liberty issue totaling about 6.269 billion. Exchange mainly targets holders of the refunded issue. The operation aims to cut annual interest by refunding maturing debt. Serial numbers selected for calls begin with A and end in 1, 9, K, or 0, with interest to cease April 15.
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Washington
Treasury
Administration
Liberty
Woodin
Lordsburg Names New Postmaster Montague Succeeds Augustine
Lordsburg New Mexico October 12 Eugene Montague the first man from Lordsburg to enlist in World War I has taken over as postmaster succeeding John L Augustine who held the post since 1923.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Eugene Montague
John L. Augustine
Postminster
Augustine
Johnson Plans to Revise NRA Codes in Trade Practices
Washington AP says Hugh S. Johnson plans to revise NRA codes to generalize trade practices. He is studying the operation of major codes and will begin changes by examining charters of competitive industries.
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Johnson
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Carlsbad Boy Named Lieutenant in Reserve
Washington reports War Department appointments to the reserve corps with James Osborn Gibbons of Socorro New Mexico named first lieutenant in the Engineers Corps and Edwin Lee West of Carlsbad New Mexico named second lieutenant in the cavalry reserve. Gibbons will be federally recognized in the same grade and branch in the national guard.
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Washington
War Department
James Osborn Gibbons
Engineers Corps
Socorro
N. M
Gibbons
National Guard
Edwin Lee West
Carlsbad
Cavalry Reserve
Explosions Heard in Sullivan Indiana Prompt Guard Patrols
National guard troops from Sha Samak State Park patrolled Sullivan streets early today after three explosions shook the city. Guardsmen stopped every car on streets and roads into Sullivan but found no clues to the blast origin or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Tap
National Guard
Sha- Samak State Park
Seven Thousand Garment Workers Strike in Los Angeles
Los Angeles workers walk out in a general strike called by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. More than 7000 of the 10000 workers in 182 shops joined the action as police report the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Jack Finlinson
Rotary club meeting highlights Roswell events
The Roswell Rotary club program covered football games, agriculture, and the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. Col Pearson spoke on the J Ross Thomas Memorial dedication. Tom Hall urged attendance at the Institute versus State University football game and a ticket sale effort. Har ve y Poorbaugh outlined fair benefits to Roswell. Judge Bateman leaves for California. appreciation note from Rotary International read. Will Lawrence and Ward Patterson offered two cars to help in the ticket drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
J. Ross Thomas
Tom Hall
Roswell
The
Military Institute
J. D. Atwood
Albuquerque
Harvey Poorbaugh
Eastern
New Mexico
Mrs McCullough Elected Director of Girl Scouts
Mrs Frederick Edey of New York was re elected national president of the Girl Scouts for a fourth term. Mrs Herbert Hoover, honorary vice president, was named a member at large on the board. Eleven new directors were chosen including Mrs W H McCullough of Roswell New Mexico.
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McCullough
Girl Scouts
Milwaukee
Frederick Edey
New York
Herbert Hoover
W. H. McCullough
Roswell
N. M
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Grace Thorpe
South Circle No
Willis Ford
T. L. Gardner
Mary Frances McClure
Dan Wilmot
Pards Society
Joe Bob Nickson
Pard Society
Nickson
Bill Hanagan
Eugene Allison
Bernard Ginsberg
Ted Townsend
Harry Barnes
Donald Gillespie
L. D. Stockton
Joe Harper
Jim Marks
Mrs. McCullough
National Scout Board
Refu
William Faulkner
Ace Salam Carsan
AM Collier
Von
Princess
Ile. x
Peat Iseae Hunt
Matai
J. P. White
C. A. Marley
Children American Revolution
Rolla R. Hinkle
Aleen Hinkle
Roswell C. A. R
Margaret Gessert
James Lomax
J. M. Hervey
Ruth Hervey
Houston
A. E. Wallace
Henry Bedford
Alameda Apartments
Mrs. Wallace
Bedford
Lawrence Fairbank
J. P. White Bidz
E. A. Cahoon
Phil Helmig
Romeo and Juliet Read
Mrs. Cahoon
Mmes
W. J. Beatty
Phil Helmiz
W. L. Hill
C. D. Keyes
D- W._ Low
E. P. Malone
J. E. McClane
J. W. Poe
Geo. W. Stevens
Arthur J. Stevens
W. C. Orton
M. M. Holt
Elizabeth Stevens
Cahoon
Grace Troutman
Helen Herbst
Darwin Ellett
James BR. Herbst
John Edward Herbst
J. C. Troutman
L. R. Kersey
J. P Childress
Gainsville
Texas
William J. Beatty
Cherryvale Ranch
D. H. Galloway
Ramméege Sale
Stroyed
Madge Evans
Alice Brady
Olte Kruger
Una Merkel
Hell
Bray-Moore
Indiana
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Sidney Bartlett
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
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Martin Block
Warburton
Lroewn
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Miss White
Bartlett
Havana
Cuba
Sanam
Grau
Nationa
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