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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1940
Page
4
Pattern 9530 brings a Marian Martin frock with a princess back panel and high waistline curves. Available in misses and women sizes 14 through 42, it requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 and 1 5/8 yards ruffling, with sash and ric rac options. Order by mail to The Record Pattern Department.
The notice states that they will visit with their son George Allen, who is a student this year at Columbia University.
The Wesley Fellowship Class of First Methodist Church hosted a tea yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Hilton Ray's North Missouri Avenue home from four to six. Mrs. Ray greeted guests, with Mrs. Dan H. Wilmot and others assisting. flowers, piano music, and two vocal numbers enhanced the event. Punch, sandwiches, cakes, and nuts were served. many called to view the tea setting and enjoy the gathering.
Mrs P V Thorson guest speaker for the L F D Parent Teachers Association meeting at the L F D school. She spoke on Its a Small World as students sang America and a Columbus program was presented by fifth and sixth graders. James Halter led the flag salute and Mozelle Cooper read Columbus. Robert F O Connell left for Galveston after months in Roswell.
The 21st annual state DAR meeting in Santa Fe concluded after two days of business and entertainment for 27 delegates 44 visitors and nine CA R youngsters. Highlights included the Silver City venue for next year the Golden Jubilee luncheon and the pageant The Coming of Freedom staged by DAR and LULAC members. Resolutions urged laws to bar tickets advocating violent overthrow of the U S government and reinforced patriotism immigration limits and support for national defense.
The notice promotes Foundation lending from 50 to 300 dollars with fast approval and easy monthly payments. It stresses no red tape and no delay, framing the loan as a helpful favor to those needing funds for essentials like a baby crib or car repairs.
James Neville Coll and Charles Hinkle Coll, four year olds, celebrated their birthday at the Coll home, 200 S Penn Ave. A sugar caramel dumpling dessert was prepared for guests including Max Coll II and Mary Ella Bills. The party featured Hallowe en hats, horns, games, and eight decorated birthday candles for the twins.
Public Service Company notes continued on page one that it will double Roswell power plant capacity and construct heavier transmission lines to meet valley growth and future power and light needs. Dew Phone your classified to No. 11.
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