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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1933

Page

4

New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs Session in Albuquerque

Two hundred club women attended the New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs Twenty-second Annual Session in Albuquerque October 12 14. Highlights included Grace Morrison Poole national president’s address on NRA lessons, junior club work emphasis, and multiple city and university groups hosting events with readings, music, and reports.

New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs Albuquerque NRA

New Mexico Clubwomen Convention Highlights and Honors

The Elizabeth Garrett Trio provided the standout music at the convention. Generous donations flowed to the Harriet Donnahoe Loan Fund from various clubs. Reports praised Federation projects, the State Child Welfare Bureau, the Girls Welfare Home, and the State Home For Mental Defectives. Mrs. M. E. Musgrave welcomed attendees. Mrs. David Chavez Jr. of Santa Fe gave the state clubwomen’s response. Mayor Clyde Tingley delivered a welcome and presented his radio policemen, then led a Saturday campus tour of Conservancy Peach Indian School and the state university. An Indian program showcased sand painting, weaving, and silversmithing by B. I. Staples. Albuquerque Womans Club hosted warm welcomes. Mrs. D. Ruoff and Mrs. Fred Gilman guided arrangements. A New Mexico mountain scene gift and a painting by Carl Redin honored Mrs. Poole, and a silver compote went to Mrs. Atwood. Major and Mrs. George L. Erwin hosted a buffet supper at New Mexico Military Institute to honor Colonel and Mrs. EF. A. Keyes now stationed in Oklahoma City. Colonel Keyes led the institute military department for six years. Twenty-six Institute and Roswell friends were present. Decorations featured orange zinnias, golden glow, and cosmos. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cahoon planned a dinner for Colonel and Mrs. Keyes.

Poole Miss Garrett New Mexico Villa de Romero Old Albuquerque Grace McDonald Phillips New Mexico Club Woman Ruth Hanna McCormick-Simms Grace T- Bear City Dailies General Federation Publicity Department Florer The Albuquerque Morning Journal J. O. Seth Santa Fe George Valliant Amy Hurtt Albuquerque Federation Club Woman the Pulletin Grace Morrison Poole A. L., Krohn el Fidel Hotel H. B. Jones Tucumcari Simms Clarence Botts Tri State Conservation League Womans Club Franciscans el Fidel Arden Boellner St. John’s Hall Grace T. Bear Philip North Moore St. Louis General Federation Las Cruces Elizabeth Garrett Harriet Donnahoe State Child Welfare Bureau Girls Welfare Home State Home For M. E. Musgrave David Chavez Jr Clyde Tingley Conservancy Peach Indian School State University B. I. Staples Staples Albuquerque Womans Club D. Ruoff Fred Gilman Carl Redin Atwood EF. A. Keyes George L. Erwin New Mexico Military Institute Oklahoma City Colonel Keyes Institute Military Department Institute Roswell E. A. Cahoon Colonel Keyes

Women Christian Church Three Group Meetings

Three Group Meetings of Women Christian Church report varied activities. Group I at Mrs E L Brown’s home had 16 present, planning a Brotherhood banquet, 88 calls, 480 reading points, one new member, with refreshments for listed members. Group II in church annex focused on devotionals, 54 children’s garments for the needy, and a charity quilt, with light refreshments for listed attendees. Group III at Mrs J Shofstall’s home featured devotionals, reports on flowers for the sick, clothes for rural children, and refreshments for the group.

E. L. Brown Talmage J. A Gray Mmes G. W. Knox A. R. Treat W. F. Lenox O. Randall L. T. Lewis Charles Johnson Hugh M. Huff L. E. Holdefer O. R. Haymaker Dora Griffith T- H. Gibbany

Beautiful Binner Party Honoring The EF A Keyes

Mr and Mrs Fen Ames entertained last night at their country home honoring Colonel and Mrs E A Keyes of Oklahoma City The event featured a candle lit table with guests including Lieut Mrs John H Collier Captain Paul Horgan Captain Vernon Knapp and Mr and Mrs Ames The evening concluded with varied musical numbers and an invitation to the next state PTA convention in Roswell The Fern County council of P T A held an all day meeting at L F D school with programs by Mrs W A Wilson and musical selections by local youths including Dale Chewning Eaton Pack and Manuel Oracion

E.A. Keyes Oklahoma City Keyes John H. Collier Paul Horgan Vernon Knapp Ames Chives County Council Fred C. Rowell Russell Bird W. A. Wilson Dale Chewning Eaton Pack L. F. D. Toy Orchestra Louise Tucker Manuel Oracion Rey Wilson Mary Grantham Mary Bill Grantham America the Beautiful Roswell R. Hi. Herring

1927 Bridge Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Fellows

The 1927 Bridge Club met this afternoon at Mrs Gladys Coffee Shop for a one o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs Leland C Fellows. Afterward, contract bridge followed at the Fellows home at 409 West Sixth street with table decor featuring ageratum and marigolds.

Bridge Club Leland C. Fellows Gladys West Sixth Street Harold H. Pall Robert Pear J. P. White Jr Horace H. McGee Stanley W. Lodewick Lansgford Keith J. Walden Bassett Elza White Jr Tom D. White Sylvester P. Johnson Jr

Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives

Doctors value a measurable dose and controllable action of liquid laxatives. The public is returning to liquid forms for a comfortable, dose adjustable, non habit forming remedy. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as safe and non irritating to kidneys.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

Mrs Hockenson Hosts Little Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs G H Hockenson entertained The Little Bridge Club at a charming luncheon this afternoon. The table featured a centerpiece of dahlias and asters in autumn colors and a three course menu was served for guests including Mme's, Pen B Ginsberg, George Etz, Sam Stolaroff, W S Hodges, Harold B Smith, H O DeShurley, Raymond Smith and the hostess.

Mmé's Pen B. Ginsberg George Etz Sam Stolaroff W. S. Hodges Harold B. Smith H. O. DeShurley Raymond Smith

St Andrews Auxiliary Hosts Oriental Day Review

Mrs I A Witham presided at the October Womans Auxiliary meeting of St Andrews Episcopal Church held at Mrs R E Bower's home with Mrs Clyde Fulton assisting. The program Oriental Day Review of Spirit of Missions stressed Philippines and Japan mission work. Miss Mabel Cooper field secretary spoke on the United Thank Offering supporting Orient missions. Oriental refreshments followed and attendance was large.

I. A. Witham Womans Auxiliary St. Andrews Episcopal Church R. E. Bower Clyde Fulton Spirit of Missions Bower John McClure Fulton Philippines Japan Mabel Cooper Field National Council of the Episcopal Church Orient

Presbyterian Aid Group Plans Winter Projects

The Presbyterian Aid Society met in Westminster Hall with Mrs. J. D. Herron chairing. They organized a Christmas bazaar and a food sale for November 4, and Red Cross sewing dominated the afternoon.

Presbyterian Aid Group Presbyterian Aid Society J. D. Herron Westminster Hall

Dorcas Circle meets with Mrs Collier at First Baptist

The Dorcas Circle of the First Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. M. E. Collier. Misses and Mrs. joiners and Hill led devotionals and mission study as members discussed Baptist periodicals and the Christian mission in America.Refreshments were served by hostess team including Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Sullins. Other church groups held monthly sessions with devotionals and mission studies at various homes, followed by refreshments. The Women’s Club announced a Fort Stanton courtesy tea and a musical program by Mrs. W. C. Grier and Miss Janice, at 2:30 at the club house.

Dorcas Circle First Baptist Church M. E. Collier Joiner Wm. L. Hill R. L. Malone Esther Collier F. I. Sullins Mines D. J. Shrecengost W. L. Hill Walter P. Turner G. L. Bagwell M. E. Church South M. E. Missionary Society O. E. Little Mmes D. D. Swearingin W. C. Buchly L. H. Bradstreet E. L Lyda Lillie Stephens Lyda M. H. Henderson Oscar White W. C N. L. Linebaugh D. H. Wilmot Frank Rheinholdt W. W. Akin Freeman Marsh Fleming Henry Schmarge Walter Gill Gill Amis A. C. Jones James E. Montgomery E. B. Johnston M.rg. Yocour i. We. Carter BE. Brown James F. Hinkle John H. Mullis Circle III Paul G. Schultz H. C. Henderson America S. P. Hannifin Harrison Williams Charles Stone JT. E. Samson C. H. Glover Archie Campbell W. C. Ticknell Bruce P- Connor John C. Martens Otis Brenneman H. C W. C. Grier Janice Fort Stanton Hospital

Eastern New Mexico Fair calls for exhibit entries and event notes

Domestic Arts entries from 10 exhibitors must be submitted today under Mrs W R Wikins with assistances from Mmes Thomas J Hall Wade H Corn Willard Prager Claude Simpson E G Wallace C J Stilwell W H McCullouch. A W Holland Berrendo farm picnic entertained Rev B Eitelgeorge and guests. Martha Robinson returned from Santa Fe to Chicago for Century of Progress. Mrs John W Rhea toured Denver Boulder and Albuquerque for the New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs convention. Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary to sell pies cakes doughnuts sandwiches and hot coffee at the fair. Mr and Mrs Richardson D Jones and Shirley Ann left for Tulsa and Chicago for the Century of Progress.

John W. Rhea Denver Boulder Albuquerque New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs Crebyterian Womans Auxiliary New Mexico Richardson D. Jones Shirley Ann Tulsa Chicago

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J. D. Atwood Roswell Womans Club McGaffey Brown Sidney Prager Womwen Christian Church B. B. Wilson G- H. Hill H. C. Roberts Cora Ray J. F E. Dunn J. C. Emmett James Duthie W. T Neely N. Stephens Robert Watchell Ernest Carper C. E. Anderson Will Purdy E. H. Hicks Matt Corn George S_. Forbes Ros Smith Oxrieschase Mr. and Mrs. Fen Ames Linet Spencer Tracy Colleen Moore Walter Huston Kay Francis Randolph Scott Princess OF the Blue Mrs. Hockenson Flostess Little Bridge Club G. H. Hockenson ST. Andrew's Auxiliary Fine Oriental Program W. W. Huntley Red Cross W. J. Beatty William J. Martin J. D Herron LeRoy Thompson C. D. Keyes W. W. Huntly Emma Turner E. F. Hayship J. R. Thomas W. F. Fensom C. C. Martin Grace K. Carson B. F. Armold Minnie Stewart Harvey Hall G. W Brookshier Rosa Kennedy Miss Marie Holt Baptist Dorcas Circle Faye Kerley Ruby Alberts Ruth Johnson Leta Monroe Esther McCloud Margaret Harrison Lucy Mae Crowe Velma Glover Catherine Russell the Womans Club Musical Fort Stanton W. C. Holland Berrendo Farm B. Eitelgeorge W. K. King Cecil Naramore W. C. Holland Carol Louise John Paul Holland Barbara Joyce Naramore Martha Robinson Iate Robinson Raste Wy Vicki American @obacco Co
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