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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
4
The school hosts a Friday night Carnival of Nations at seven with Halloween favors and cider doughnuts for sale. Dutch cheese sandwiches Spanish Mexican hot tamales Mexican sweets Indian popcorn peanuts French pastries and Alaska frozen dainties feature at themed booths to raise funds.
An old Kellogg advertisement promotes All-Bran as a high bulk cereal to prevent constipation, improve digestion, and boost vitamin B and iron. It urges daily use with milk or in baked goods, notes it is not a cure-all, and claims bulk exceeds part-bran products.
Dolly Cave daughter of Mr and Mrs Hal S Cave celebrated her seventh birthday with a Halloween party at their home. The party featured a white cake topped with seven orange candles, cat shaped cookies, orange ice and Halloween horn favors. Guests included Marilyn Miller Marilyn June Huff Barbara Vaudelet Cecile Vaudelet Leslie Anderson Elizabeth Pall Joanna Wells Elizabeth Wells Ruth Ann Carothers and many others.
Mrs Harry G Moberly at 513 North Kentucky Avenue entertained yesterday afternoon the Monday Bridge Club in a charming manner. American Beauty roses adorned the tea table. Contract was played by members namely Mmes Arthur L Farnsworth Philip C Klingsmith Max W Coll H P Saunders Willard L Prager Morgan Davis Lawrence Wolfe and Harry G Moberly.
Saint Andrews Guild held a daytime meeting at Mrs. Bates home presided by Mrs. Ballard to plan the annual church Christmas bazaar and apron sale on December 8 and a forthcoming dinner. Junior Guild also met at Mrs. Corn's with Mrs. Cave presiding planning a November 3 candy sale.
Santa Fe reports the State Game Department has declared a special elk season at the TD ranch southeast of Raton. The period runs from November 20 to November 24, with a quota of 100 elk to be taken under the program.
Circle IV of the Southern M. E. Missionary Society met Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Joe Menosky’s home. Mrs. Charles Stone led the topic Women And Children of the Orient. A silver offering tea for the McFadden Missionary Fund was announced, hosted by Wemans Missionary Society at Mrs. James F. Hinkle’s home to aid former Roswell teacher Miss Monta McFadden. Refreshments were served. attendees included Miss Lucy Mae Crowe Ruth Johnson Leta Monroe Zella Conyers Mrs. Jim Hill Mrs. Charles Stone and Mrs. Menosky.
John Temple Rice of El Paso Texas was elected Junior Grand Warden of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar at its Triennial Conclave in San Francisco last July. He attends the Masonic Festival in Roswell on October 25 and 26 and serves as secretary of El Paso Lodge No 130 A F and A M, one of the largest in the Southwest.
The commission authorized the taking of either bulls or cows under permits and discussed the associated appropriation. The action reflects ongoing management measures and funding decisions, outlining how permits will be issued and the scope of livestock this applies to.
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