Roswell bridge clubs host parties at multiple homes
The Roswell Daily Record lists several bridge gatherings this afternoon hosted by Mrs. Patrick Gratton at 200 North Washington Avenue and by Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe at The Poplars 600 East Fifth Street. Participants include Mrs. John McClure Mrs. H P Saunders Jr Mrs. T M Kleckner Mrs. A N Carter and others. The 1927 Entre Nous and mixed fall theme games follow with luncheon desserts and a salad course. Long article notes pastor Rev R A Hingst travels to El Paso for a conference and L A Willis visits from Fort Leonard Wood Army private. Peggy Ackerman celebrates seventh birthday with 34 children at 1402 North Kentucky Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Institute Bridge Club
Patrick Gratton
North
Washington Avenue
John McClure
H. P. Saunders, Jr
T. M. Kleckner
A. N. Carter
Clark Storm
L. T. Godfrey
T. V Price
Charles S. Whitney
J. C. Kost
R. D. Morrison
Wester Montgomery
Harry D. Blake
Charlies F. Ward
Harry White
Charles Purdy
Harold Kelly
Gratton
Bridge Club
Lodewick
J. Walden Bassett
Wolfe
Women Church Groups Hear Book Review at Presbyterian Auxiliary
Mrs George L Reese guest speaker at Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary meeting in Assembly room. Mrs LeRoy Thompson opening devotionals, Miss Catherine Huntly spoke on Alaska mission topic. Reese reviewed Gunnar Gunnarson's The Good Shepherd. Tea plans discussed for 3 to 6 pm next Tuesday at Mrs Ted Jones's home 16 Riverside Drive. Refreshments by Mrs Floyd Ditty Myra Spencer and Donald Gillespie. Attendees listed include Miss Catherine Huntly and Mrs George McFadden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Reese
Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary
LeRoy Thompson
Alaska
Catherine Huntly
Gunnar Gunnarson
Reese
George McFadden
Ted Jones
Riverside Drive
Mmes
Floyd Ditty
Myra Spencer
Donald E. Gillespie
F. L. Austin
Thornton Vd. Boswell
R. E
Buster Wade Celebrates Seventh Birthday At Home Party
Buster Wade marked his seventh birthday with a party at his home 1817 North Missouri Avenue. Fall flowers and Halloween themed refreshments accompanied games and a birthday cake. Relatives and friends assisted, including Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Ivan Wade, while a separate business meeting was led by Mrs. Curtis Allman Jr. Also noted were travel and visiting plans involving Miss Howe Crowder and R W Puryear family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett
Missouri Avenue
James Dowalsby
Mmes. E. W. Mitchell, Jr
Reed Mulkey
Tom Witten
Louis Falconi
J. D. Shinkle
Jerry Clayton
James Dowaliby
G. B. Armstrong Jr
Buster Wade
Billy
Betty Taylor
Marijo Storm
Madeline Ham
Charlene Green
Myrtle Britton
Picacho
N. M
Peggy Ackerman
Jerry Bear
Tom Haire
Alan Paige
Raymond Seale
Tom Klieckner
Rickey
Norma Wade
Raymond Poteet
Curtis Allman Jr
J. W. McMillan
Elmer Haley
Ray Dearholt
Clyde Cochenour
Roland T. Schaefer
Curtis Allman, Jr
Claude Simpson
W. A. Thompson
Harlan Ellis
J. P. Watson
Norma McWilliams
Myrtle Mae Hanes
Harold Hanes
LePell
Hanes
Mrs DeShurley's Little Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. H O DeShurley hosted the Little Bridge Club at 312 West Alameda Street for a luncheon and bridge today. Guests were seated at quartette tables with autumn flower centerpieces, and a delicious turkey menu followed the cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. DeShurley
Little Bridge Club
West Alameda Street
Junior Womens Club Opens Year At Club House
The Junior Womans Club met at seven thirty last night in the Woman's Club building for the year's opening. President Miss Mary Elizabeth Russell led a business session, plans included a supper dance on November first at the Womans Club, and a monthly program with guest speakers focusing on National Defense. Members discussed Red Cross work, first aid classes, and Spanish classes, with local leaders Mrs. L O Fullen and Joe Strong outlining opportunities. Mayor Thomas J. Hall spoke on needs for entertainment related to the new air base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Busi
Red Cross
Will Lawrence
Thomas J. Hall
Geneva Bruin
Sarah Lucille White
Virginia Hudson
Georgenia Hawkins
Alma Kiser
Velma Cole
June Brookshier
Helen Archer
Billie Johnson
Pearl Renfro
Helen Richmond
Fern Twaddle
Ruth Call
Marjorie Adams
Lenore Basham
Joy Redman
Winfield Rhea
Raydelle Chappell
Bobbie LaRee Anderson
Elizabeth Slack
Mmes
Ernest Harp
Dick Sellman
Edward Lewis
Clarence Wheeler
W. B. House
Bill McNeil
John Palm
Ben Adams
Jane Cotton
Paxton Price
Earl C. Clardy
Frances Wolfe
Senate warns Japan and Germany loom over Latin markets
Senator Norris says Germany would win the war with Japan absent, threatening a commercial squeeze on United States in Latin American markets. Leaders hearing the lease lend bill heard Hopkins predict Russia would fight Germany to Moscow’s end. At an appropriations subcommittee, Chairman Adams said Stettinius would be asked to justify the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Russia
Moscow
Adams
D-Cole
FE. R. Stettinius
Shakespeare Club Opens Year With Cleopatra Play
Wednesday events list first meeting at 912 North Kentucky Avenue at 2 30 with Mrs John E Smith directing Anthony and Cleopatra. Also details Coterie Club at Mrs E Patterson home at 11 30 with Ernest Nelson Sherrell Davidson Hester as co hosts and a covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
John E. Smith
North
Kentucky Avenue
Guy Rowe
Anthony and
Cleopatra
E. Patterson
Mmes
Ernest Nelson
Sherrell
Davidson
Hester
Southwestern History Club Meets at Mrs. Andrew Home
The Southwestern History Club gathered Monday at 110 North Pennsylvania Avenue to plan winter study on New Mexico. Mrs. J. Wolfe was named program chair with Mrs. Lucy Youse and Mrs. George Zink on the committee. A social hour with refreshments followed. two visitors, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Homer Rhodes of Los Angeles, joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymaker Bible Class
George Foster
Leita Fields
J. R. Robinson
Haymaker
Foster Home
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. Q. Cummins
Africa
Will Purdy
Malcolm Sale
Lieta Fields
O. R. Haymaker
Grace Nell Crowell
Mmes
Lawrence W. Dry
Marie Smith
Hugh M. Huff
Frank Talmage
Southwestern History Club
Harry R. Andrew
New Mexico
J. =. Wolfe
Lucy Youse
George Zink
Clark A. Baker
C. D. Bonney
J. P. Church
E. F. Hayslip
Sylvester P. Johnson
J. E. Wolfe
George W. Zink
A. G. Loedewick
Harris
Homer Rhodes
Los Angeles
Calif
Andrew
George Hamiltons Fine Orchestra To Play Here
George Hamilton and His Orchestra, featuring vocalist Howard Jarrard, will headline the 20 30 Club Halloween dance at the Armory on Friday October 31. The group, currently at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis and booked at top hotels nationwide, performs the Music Box Music. Tickets cost 2.20 and the event begins at 9 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Roswell
Armory
E George Hamilton
Howard Jarrard
Peabody Hotel
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Luenna Thompson Weds Bruce Lane at Presbyterian Parsonage
Mr and Mrs A B Thompson announce the marriage of their daughter Luenna to Bruce Lane son of Bruce H Lane. The ceremony occurred Saturday night at the Presbyterian parsonage with LeRoy Thompson officiating. Present were Miss Rebecca Sargent and Bob Smith. The bride wore blue crepe with gardenia corsage and will reside at 410 South Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Thompson
Luenna
Bruce Lane
Bruce H. Lane
Presbyterian Parsonage
LeRoy Thompson
Rebecca Sargent
Bob
White House
Old Mission Beauty Shop
South
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Were
Entre Nous Bridge Club
Ralph D. Herring
West Deming
Hugh Roberts
S. F
R. A. Hingst
Immanuel Lutheran Church
el Paso
New Mexico-West Texas
L. A. Willis
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
L. E. Willis
Mr. Willis
Ed Purdy
Cecil Fiffert
San Antonio
Texas
United States Army
Purdy
George Jewett
Biffert
Ackerman
News of Women’s Church
Leila Fields
Esther
Steele
D. C. Steele
First Baptist Church
North Main Street
George E._ French
Joe Mitchell
Buck _ Russell
Children’s Home
Annie Henderson
A. Pruit
Lottie Moon
Hallowe’en
Barney Pruit
George E. French
Louise Smith
R. L. Malone
I. G. Irwin
Kitty Whitehurst
Orva Meador
C. S. Bell
Morton
Arthur A. du Laney
Pearl Goode
P. W. Thorson
P. V. Thorson
Billie Louise Cox
Jean Kersey
Jayne Davis
Jacqueline Seig
Pauline Russell
Helen Day Knox
Mildred Brenan
Jacqueline Sieg
Jean Thomas
Mrs. Thorson
Young Womans Guild
Young Woman’s Guild of
First Christian Church
George B. Owens
Will Shaw
W. C. Taylor
E. L. Burns
Mills Talmage
Jason Kellahin
George N. Carothers
Orville H. Cookson
Carl M. Bird
Catherine Pierce
Charles Cleek
John H. Wyly
James A. Simpson
Ralph Lannom
Cecil Schrimshher
Thad Cox
Logan Hunter
Loren E. Henderson
R. W. Franzen
Lee Henricks
Lee Corn
A. R. Dawson
M. D. Trout
Clifford R. Ferrin
John Winn
Fred Corn
Don Robinson
Helen Price
Lester Roper
Charles L. Brown
O. E. Seiling
Jane Reaves
Myrle Laughlin
Lilah Harrison
Doreas
Collier Doreas
M. E. Collier
Collier
Mildred K. Anderson
William L. Hill
Mmes. Mildred K. Anderson
Audrey Totten
M. E. Joiner
F. I. Sullins
W. J. McInnes
C. M. Bunch
O. D. Goodsell
W. L. Hill
A. B. Malone
J. B. Savage
J. J. Walker
A. W. Ullrich
Berean
Trinity Methodist Church
Cyril Hanes
East Fifth Street
Frank LePell
Bartley, Montgomery, Tom and Jerry Allensworth and
W. C. Elam
Howe Crowder
Rovena
Colorado
R. W. Puryear
Port Townsend, Wash
Harry Puryear
Lester Grant
Paca
France
England
Tyrone Power
Aia A
Joan Sutton
Reginald Gardiner
Ozarks
Lloyd Nolan
Desesed
Kilc
Mary Beth Hughes
Sheila Ryan
William Demarest
Ben Carter
Virginia Brissac
Erwin Kaiser
Henry Daniel
Blitz
Kiss
Captain Marvel
Chad Hanna
Boon Chavez
Sen
Norris
Archaeological and Historical Association
Highland P. T. A
Donna Hebison
K. C. Hall
Womans Bible
G. T. Reaves
N. Penn. Avenue
Lacy Shortridge
West Tilden Street
Womans Club
Ww. Co. T. U
Trinity Methodist Parish Hall
W. C. Holland
Lavette Society
Henry Johnson
South Main Street
New Mexico State
D. A R
Silver City
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
County Council
Rosewell
and Dry Cleaners
Hazel Linard
West 4Th Street
Pat
Pete
Royon White
Maire Aliso Small
Elizabeth
Luenna Thompson
Hunter“Son Dry Goods
Wile
Alifornia Originals Hats Co
Berets
FELTS
Roswell, N. M
Merritt
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