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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1941

Page

5

Parents Honor Junior High School Teachers Buffet

About one hundred twenty mothers fathers and teachers attended a buffet supper at Junior High School hosted by the school PTA. The event featured candlelit pumpkins and berries decorations, a group singing led by Lenore Shafer, a talk by James D. Shinkle and remarks by R. L. Villard. Mrs. Greaves presented a gift to Mrs. Thorson who along with Mr. Thorson is moving to Houston. Square dancing followed led by Pete Mc Carter.

A.S. Patterson R. L Villard James D. Shinkle Greaves FP. V. Thorson Thorson Houston

Shower for Mrs Cochenour honors junior high teachers

A banquet and playful games welcomed Mrs Wayne Cochenour at a junior high faculty shower hosted by Mmes A LU ImerWay and Stanley Mathis with many guests present. Gifts overflowed as a musical vase and lullaby entertained. delicious refreshments followed at tea hour.

Wayne Cochenour A. LU. ImerWay Stanley Mathis Zvy West Isl Coenenour Mmes Carl Weicnh Gupert Buck Loren Henderson Won Robinson J. KR. Murphy D. m. Rice Milton M. Goodman D. Vw. McClain Horgus Parker Dale Flippo Eugene C. Brinker John Graim Winters L. L. Conwell Donald Gillespie E. B. Downing A. J. Richardson Robert Bacon A. C. McVay George Evans Claude Simpson Thomas Daeuble J. «. Johns Floyd S. Breckenridge Joan H. Wilson E. J. Nelson L. Ek. Cochenour L. L. Barnes Sarah Nelson Isabel Sabaniss Maxine Nelson Nell Nelson

Informal Roswell Museum Open House Draws Crowd

The Roswell Museum hosted an informal open house last evening from 7:30 to 10 for members friends and visitors as part of a winter social series. Mrs C E Mason presided with Jim Cooley and a refreshment committee serving from a coffee table centered with pink dahlias. Speakers including Mrs J P Church and Mr G S Oetile shared pioneer memories and a brief museum plan talk drew old and new members to reminisce over coffee and tea.

Roswell Museum The Archaeological and Historical Society Society Roswell C. E. Mason Jim Cooley G. K. Richardson G. M. Slaughter John B. Beers J. P. Church E. A. Cahoon C. C. Martin Jesse Lee W. W. Phillips Shirley Feather John Bragg Beers Annie L. Snorf Sara L. Bonney E. W. Mitchell Amelia Church Blanche Cullen Emily Welty O. L. Porter O. M. Wallace

Womans Bible Class Second Christian Church Hosts Meeting

Mrs G T Reaves hosted the Womans Bible Class at 507 North Pennsylvania Avenue with Mrs C E Boothe presiding. The group planned an all day meeting to tack four comforts for charity and discussed a Holy Spirit devotional led by Mrs J H Gregg. A program on Bible questions followed by piano numbers was presented by Miss Jane Reaves amid yellow and blue decorations.

G. T. Reaves Pennsylvania Avenue C. E. Boothe J. H. Gregg Ed J. Gibbany J. M. Williams C. A. Emmett George S. Forbes Jane Reaves Mmes Ed S. Gibbany Belle Gray H. B. Dawson E. G. Farree J. B

City Council P T A Program Saturday Meeting

City Council P T A hosts an all day meeting at the Junior High School pann room on Saturday October 20 with a covered dish luncheon. Session runs 10 a m to 3 p m with lunch at noon. Mrs Ivan Herbert presides morning business. speakers include J A D Shinkle and Capt Charles Ward. Mrs C E Mason Mrs P W Thorson and Mrs E J Foster to discuss civic topics and duties. Music featured.

Ivan Herbert J. A D. Shinkle New Mexco Charles Ward C. E. Mason P. W. Thorson E. J. Foster Artesia

Highland P T A Holds Meeting

The Highland P T A met on Thursday for its regular session presided over by Mrs. O B Thompson. Plans were set for a chili supper on October 23 at the school building. A program featured songs by Jimmy Eoff with Mrs. Eoff at the piano. Mrs. Emma Eagle has recovered at home after a serious illness.

Highland FP. T. A O. B. Thompson Chile Jimmy Eoff Eoff Emma Eagle

Lipstick stain removal tips from Cleveland laundry convention

At a Cleveland laundry convention the American Institute of Laundering demonstrated methods to remove lipstick on collars. Techniques included cleansing cream, hot ammonium fluoride, and potassium permanganate with sodium hydrosulfite if stains brown, plus soap and hot water. A cleaner approach warns to avoid lipstick smears. In another brief, drought woes persist in Hope Indiana as a liquor permit hearing draws large protests against beer sales in a town of 1,046, ending with withdrawal of the application.

Cleveland American Institute of Laundering Associated Press Hope Ind Donald Emerson Wheeler Bartholomew County Liquor Board Columbus

Tulsa Police Trap Showdown Over Tight Lipped Robber

Tulsa officer Jimmy Jackson questioned a robbery suspect who answered only with hmm hmm and mm hm. He ordered the suspect to open up and found a dollar under the tongue. The remaining six cents, taken from J A Layton, was found in the suspect’s pants pocket.

Tulsa Okla Jimmy Jackson J. A. Layton

Forty-Two Club Entertained By Mrs Wilmot

Mrs Dan H Wilmot delighted members of the Forty two Club yesterday afternoon at 105 South Pennsylvania Avenue at 2 30 o clock. Autumn flowers in yellow and gold decorated the rooms where tables were arranged for forty two. An ice course was served late in the afternoon.

Dan H. Wilmot Pennsylvania Avenue

Mrs B F Rose Hosts Friday Club at Home

Mrs B F Rose entertained the Friday Club today at her home on 511 West Seventh Street. Luncheon was served at one o clock at small four person tables. The rooms were adorned with dahlias zinnias and other roses from the Rose gardens. A Halloween theme ran through the luncheon and the bridge games in the afternoon.

B. F. Rose West Seventh Street Rose Gardens

Texas Bridge tournament winners named at El Paso

Winners in the team of four tournament of the Texas Bridge Association were announced yesterday at the Hotel Paso Del Norte in El Paso. First place went to Mmes. W. R. Jamieson Avery Holmes I. M. Epstein and A. P. Mottelson of El Paso. Second to L. R. Robertson R. M. Laughlin and Mmes. J. C. Fairchild J. W. Necerton of Dallas. Third to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Moreland Mrs. R. S. Parker of El Paso and O. O. Osford of Charcas Mexico.

el, Paso Tex Texas Bridge Association Hotel Paso del Norte el Paso Mmes. W. R. Jamieson Avery Holmes I. M. Epstein A. P. Mottelson R. M. Laughlin Mmes J. C. Fairchild J. W. Necerton Dallas G.L. Moreland R.S. Parker O. O. Osford Charcas Mexico

Desserts and Sauces for Cozy Fall Meals

A collection of old fashioned recipes for Luxor Lemon Pie Prune And Apple Souffle Date Pudding and sauces. Also includes Orange Sauce Mushroom Sauce and a nourishing Honolulu eggnoge drink. Each item gives ingredients and simple baking or preparation steps for cozy fall desserts and accompanying sauces.

Honolulu

Girl Scout National Convention Planned for Dallas in October

Sir Gerald Campbell will headline the Girl Scout National Convention in Dallas October 20 to 24 with other leaders including Mrs. Harvey S. Mudd and Mark McCloskey. Over a thousand members expected. opening session at Southern Methodist University features Dallas officials. Theme is Girl Scouts Prepared to Serve with talks on national defense.

Gerald Campbell British Information Service United States New York Dallas Tex Girl Scout National Girl Scout National Organization Harvey S. Mudd Beverly Hills Cal Mark McCloskey Girl Scout Organization Southern Methodist University Woodall Rodgers Hal Noble Philip Montgomery Girl Scout Cactus Region Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Philadelphia

Oil Paintings At Roswell Museum

A showing of 16 oil paintings by WPA artists, nationally recognized, fills the Roswell Museum this week. The survey spans the United States, with pieces like Louis Guglielmi’s South Street Stoop and Charles Biesel’s Entering Chicago. Styles range from early American primitives to modern techniques, including Francis Colburn’s Early Spring and Edward Yaghijian’s The White Church.

WPA Roswell Museum United States Louis Guglielmi South Street Stoop Chicago Charles Biesel Francis Colburn Vermont Edward Yaghijian New York Wisconsin Vladimir Rousseff Seeig Colorado

Republican Women Open House At Nickson Hotel

Mrs. Moulton national committeewoman and Mrs. Greenwood state president of Republican Womens Clubs plan open house in the Nickson Hotel ladies lounge from 7:30 to 9. A previous announcement was in error. Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Schenk of Encino attended Mrs. Boyle’s funeral in Roswell yesterday.

Moulton Republican National Greenwood Republican Womens Clubs Nickson Hotel F. J. Howell L. P. Schenk Encino Roswell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Cochenor Museum Womans Bible First Christian Church Mrs. Reeves St. Peters WATT No Young Mhussey Felix Bressart Lee Bf Bowm TOWN W. Considine Wacca Randolph Scott Gene Tiern Ozarks Pecos Pass OF the FECOS Bob Steele Rufe Davis Republic Picture Big City PCAN NEW Modern Fhavez Theatre City Council P.T.A Ion Mrs. Wilmot B.f.rose Texas Bridge Luxor Diry Cleaners John McGrady Paul Clemens Milwaukee Fearless Belle Starr Belle Starr Gene Tierney Yucca Theatre Randolph Scott VOGUE
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