Calendar items from St Andrews Guild and local clubs
Monday events include St Andrews Guild at Mrs E W Mitchell home at 3 pm and Junior Womans Club at the club house library at 7 30 pm. A covered dish luncheon for Chautauqua Literary Circle at Country Club is set for 12 30 pm. First Baptist W M A hosts Men s Brotherhood at church parlors 7 30 pm. Tuesday features Rainbow Assembly at Masonic Temple L T L in Parish Hall First M EB Church 4 pm Pp E O Chapter K at Nina Cullen home 7 30 pm Writers Club at Chamber of Commerce 7 20 pm East Grand Plains Coterie Club at Mrs Curtis Allman 2 20 pm United Rural Club covered dish luncheon at Mrs Curtis Allman 10 30 am Tuesday Fridge Club luncheon at Cahoon home 1 pm Washington Avenue Study Circle in school library 2 45 pm Washington Avenue Parent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Guild
E. W. Mitchell
Chautauqua Literary Circle
Country Club
First Baptist W. M. A
Men’s Brotherhood
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
M. EB
Nina Cullen
the Writers Club
Chamber of Commerce
East Grand Plains
Curtis Allman
United Rural Club
E. A. Cahoon
W. W Phillips
Cahoon
Washington Avenue
Sunset Luncheon Honors Mabel Johnson at Nickson Coffee Shop
Mrs A Z Madison hosted a noon luncheon in Roswell honoring Miss Mabel Johnson queen of the Eastern New Mexico Fair. Guests included the float queens and princesses from the Ad Club and Roswell Auto Company, with a sunset theme, gold marigolds, and a gold lighted crystal display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.Z. Madison
Nickson Coffee Shop
Mabel Johnson
New Mexico
Mrs. Madison
Miss Johnson
Ad Club
Roswell Auto Company
Misses Kaye Schuler
Ruth Nicholas
Catherine Jacobson
Ruth Daughtry
Helen Webb
Mary Louise Mitchell
Helen Phillips
Frances Jewett
Mildred Turner
Lovely Five O Clock Tea Honoring Mrs Hamilton
Mrs Donald Wheeler Hamilton hosted a five o'clock tea at her Berrendo home to honor Mrs William G Hamilton of Los Angeles on her birthday. Guests included Mrs Beverly H Conner and Mrs Ben Ames among others at a candlelit lace table with dahlias and ferns. A second note mentions a birthday dinner for Dr Charles F Beeson, hosted by Mrs Beeson at 312 North Pennsylvania Avenue with attendees including Mr and Mrs R Doss, Miss Maxine Orr, and the Lane family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wheeler Hamilton
William G. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Darold Hurd
Beverly H. Conner
Hamilton
Mmes
Ben Ames
Charles F. Beeson
E. A. Cahoon
Harold Hurd
J. P. Church
Ella Davidson
Edward Horgan
Hiram M. Dow
William S. Prager
Sidney Prager
J. S. B.woolford
Grace T. Bear
Nathan Winslow
Baltimore
Miss Maude Kellar
C. F. Beeson
Beeson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dr. Beeson
R. Doss
Seminole
Texas
Maxine Orr
el Paso
Joe J. Lane
Mary
Gertrude and
Helen Lane
Joe J. Lane Jr
Mrs. Beeson
Distinguished visitors at Eastern New Mexico Fair Roswell
The Eastern New Mexico Fair in Roswell drew notable guests led by Mrs. Stephen Davis of Las Vegas and her sister Mrs. John Clark Jr. of Berkeley California. Also present was Mr. John Clark, father-in-law, an early Lincoln pioneer Indian trader. The Le Rue sisters from Fort Sumner joined the group. Before returning to Las Vegas the party will tour Carlsbad Caverns and Old Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Roswell
Stephen Davis
Las Vegas
John Clark Jr
Berkeley California
John Clark
Lincoln
Davis
le Rue
Fort Sumner
Carlsbad Caverns
Old Lincoln
P E O Chapter K Meeting Hears National Affairs Program
The October 24 meeting at Miss Nina Cullen's home features a double program High Lights In P E O National Affairs by Miss Shirley Feather and the P E O Educational Fund by Miss Edith Geyer and Cottey College by Mrs Walter Gill. Clyde Chamberlain, recently home after major surgery at St Mary's hospital, will remain in bed for weeks at his parents W E Chamberlain's home. The Chautauqua Literary Circle hosts a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 p m at the Country Club, with a study lesson led by Mrs W J Beatty. Rainbow Girls plan to attend Harold E Crosby's funeral at the Masonic Temple, led by Effie Jane Crosby. Miss Rita Peifelman and Mr Louis Peifelman of Melrose are weekend guests of Miss Nina L Cullen and Roy W Cullen. The Pals Halloween tacky flash light dance at The Womans Club is Friday October 27, cost eighty cents per couple. Mrs M H Steele and Mrs Henry Hodel of Lockney Texas are weekend guests of Mrs Virgil Threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chula Vista Womans Club
San Diego (California
Chula Vista
G Street
Nina Cullen
Irene Swann
Shirley Feather
P. E. O. Educational Fund
Edith Geyer
Cottey College
Walter Gill
Clyde Chamberlain
St. Mary’s Hospital
W. E. Chamberlain
Chautauqua
Country Club
W. J. Beatty
Masonic Temple
Harold E Crosby
Effie Jane Crosby
Womans Club
Recognition of Soviet Union Brings Talks With U S
Russia hailed the accord to negotiate U S recognition of the Soviet Union as a step toward world peace and better trade. Litvinoff expected in Washington to press for credits, removal of bans on Soviet goods, and a stronger far eastern stance amid lingering disputes over wartime property claims and forced labor restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litvinoff
United States
Archangel
Siberian
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Mikhail Kalinin
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
U. S
Friends of Peace
Foreign Office
Union
Far East
America
M. Litvinoff
Quotable Oddities From A Rose of Roswell Event
A parade of colorful society figures and town characters is sketched in a playful roster. Notable descriptions include a pandhandler, a floral wearing lady, a pillow apple mystery, a skunk bedfellow, redhead fascination, a life of parties matron, and a gas stunned float driver. Political conference noted at a state gathering.
Five Year Old Independence Early Signs of Disobedience
Five is the age when disobedience commonly sprouts as children move from babyhood. The five year old is physically capable, aware of powers, and seeks control. parents should adjust management rather than rely on spanking, as disobedience at this age is a natural part of development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Playboy Mate Neglects Wife Who Keeps Him
Doris Blake reports on Sal, married to a handsome, denying partner who spends freely, with Sal funding his lifestyle while he keeps the bank book. She endures loneliness and social pressure, questioning how she keeps faith amid his wandering and vanity. The piece probes themes of marriage, money, and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Blake
Sal
Barnum
The
Apollo
Hair Parting Tricks Create Slimming Face Illusion
Antoinette Donnelly reports on a demonstration by a top coiffeur showing how shifting the hair part and thinning at the crown can slenderize a face. The artist alters the part from over the eye corner to a center shift, sliming the silhouette, with back contour work to maintain balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Donnelly
Not advocating walking out on a contract
The speaker rejects urging women to abandon marriages, noting only the individual can judge happiness. Some women prefer job independence and turning earnings to a spouse, while the piece warns such choices may contribute to delinquency. It concludes that if it is love, the outcome is regrettable.
Luxor Oil Permanents Special at State Fair Week
Specials on permanent waves during State Fair Week. Luxor Oil permanent 3.00. Special prices on all other permanents. All work guaranteed. Expert operators. Phone 640 Nickson Beauty Shop at Hotel Nickcon East 1st Street Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxor
Nickson Beauty Shop
Hotel Nickcon
Th Street
Carlsbad Visitors Return Home After Weekend
From Carlsbad Mrs Van Orman and Mrs Reed of Carlsbad spent Friday and Saturday here. They returned this afternoon. Others up from Carlsbad yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. John Lusk, Mrs. A. A. McAdoo and Mrs. Neil McVann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Orman
Reed
Carlsbad
John Lusk
A. A. McAdoo
Neil McVann
Caprock Teachers Visit Roswell for School Business
Caprock Mr and Mrs Robson Cookson teachers at Caprock school were in Roswell today on business at the office of the county school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson Cookson
Caprock
Roswell
Attorney Tom W. Neal At Home In Trington
Attorney Tom W. Neal is listed as being at home in Trington. The brief item notes his residence and professional status without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom W. Neal
Trington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince of Church
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Grace Thorpe
Tee
Teachers Association
Shakespeare Club
W. C. Grier
Westminster Hall
P. m
Bridge Club
J. H Dustin
Claude Simpson
Presbyterian C. E
A. F. Madison
Writers Club
Irs. Eimer
Third Street
Milady
Button Brigade
Lexington Avenue
Vassar and
Smith
Emily Newell Blair
Dash
Comedy & Cartoon
Sinclair Lewis
Ann Vickers
Irene Dunne
Walter Huston
M‘coy
Police
Princess
Mrs. Hamilton
Rita Peifelman
Louis Peifelman
Melrose
Nina L. Cullen
Roy W. Cullen
East Second Street
M. H. Steele
Henry Hodel
Lockney Texas
Virgil Threat
Kerensky
National City Bank
Petrograd
Leningrad
Prince of Wales
Gladys Huntington Bevats
Macon
U. S. S. Macon
Navy
Sunnyvale
Cal
Ehurst
N. J
Frank
Cy” Forsythe
Roy Mann
Top
Sacramento
Muder
Topeka
Kan
Forsythe
Tom Neal
Roswell Laundry Co
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