Charming Luncheon and Tea Honor Local Ladies
The Chautauqua Literary Circle hosted a one o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Beatty’s home to bid farewell to retiring president Mrs. A. G. Lodewick who will winter in the east. Guests included Esther Seavers, Sylvester P. Johnson, and many others, with cosmos decorations and pink nut cups. Elza White Jr. hosted a tea at 1012 North Pennsylvania Avenue honoring Mrs. James Dowabby, with girlhood friends present around fall flowers and candlelight. Burton Brown celebrated his tenth birthday with a party at home, featuring a large white cake with ten pink candles and games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Lodewick
Chautauqua Literary Circle
William J. Beatty
South Sea Avenue
Mmes. Lodewick
Esther Seaverns
Sylvester P. Johnson
Harry Andrew
C. D. Bonney
J. L. Wilde
W. E. Goodsell
H. V. Fail
Sidney Prager
Julia H. Dakens
R. C. Worswick
L. F. Woodhead
Geo. W. Zink
H. A. Poorbaugh
Elza White Jr
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Dowabby
Evelyn Brice
Brooklyn
Dowabiby
Mmes. Cutler Robbins
Frederick B. Howden Jr
Clarence E. Hinkle
Guard Marvin
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Curtis Hill
Roberta Bradley-Marcus
Max Coll
Stanley W. Lodewick
Horace H. McGee
Stella Jacobson
Eleanor Bedell
Marguerite Hennessy
Faybelle
Catherine Cummins
Mabel Cahoon
Burton Brown
Purton H. Brown
East Fifth Street
Local social and club notices from Roswell area
Social news and club announcements list the Hill home dinner party for Mrs. Evelyn Brice Donaliby. bridge club at Mrs. Hinkle's. Republican and Democratic women club events. engagements and teas. church tea at Mrs. Mossman. face and health notes on Mrs. Foreman. family travels to Daingerfield. PTA meeting notices. illnesses including scarlet fever in the Ditty children. orchestra dance at Capron Armory. sorority visit by Nancy Pearson. PTA study circle at 2320 p m before meeting.
Hoover Appeal Amid Roosevelt Attack at Olympia Rally
President Hoover addressed a packed Olympia arena audience defending his policies and criticizing Governor Roosevelt. He blamed four months of paralysis for delayed recovery and charged Democrats with seeking higher government spending and fiat money. Hoover pledged to cut government expenditures in the next fiscal year if supported by the public and a cooperative Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Hoover
Olympia Arena
Democratic House
Roosevelt
Bitter Fight in Texas Democrats Face Loyalty Pledge Call
The piece notes bitter Democratic infighting in Texas with party loyalty pledges from the July and August primaries, a rare split rivaling a 1924 clash when Dr. George Butte ran as a Republican against Mrs. Ferguson. It also reports an upcoming Washington Avenue PTA meeting on promoting good reading with Mrs. M. L. Norton and a librarian speaking at 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Constable
Texas
George ©. Butte
University of Texas Law School
Gage
Ferguson
Washington Avenue P. T. A
M. L. Norton
Next Congress Claimed Heavily Wet in Poll Says Reform Group
Washington reports an 11 to 1 edge for wet candidates over drys among the seventy third congress seekers, based on a poll by the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform. Of 607 candidates in 45 states, 353 are wet and 254 dry. 474 of 553 veterans favor outright repeal, 79 ambiguous. Democratic candidates lead Republicans two to one for straight repeal as the survey nears election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
William B. Mason
District of Columbia
Paris Fashion Notes Giant Pearl Buttons adorn Velvet Cloak
In Paris winter fashion buttons become color and structure. Vera Borea showcases giant pearl buttons twice the size of typical ones to trim a black velvet evening cloak. The gown features a tailored, floor skimming silhouette, velvet scarf, and belt knotted into a sash effect, with bold button accents serving as closures and decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vera Borea
The
Chicago Tribune
Party votes on repeal and submissions summary
The organization classified votes as repeal, repeal with qualifications, or against repeal. For repeal: 322 Democrats, 135 Republicans, 7 Republican Democrats, 10 minor parties. For repeal or submission with qualifications: 2 Democrats, 56 Republicans, 1 minor party. Against repeal: 2 Democrats, 47 Republicans, 2 Republican Democrats, 3 minor parties.
Resignation Ad Claims Political Allegations Inadvertent Note
A letter from J M Hervey as committee chairman disputes accusations in an advertisement aimed at voters in Chaves County. It states no insult was intended and asserts Senator Cutting allied with Governor Setig man and Fd Swope. The committee notes the claim and expresses regret over the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andress
Chaves County
Cutting
Setigman
Fd Swope
Brock Near Death in Chicago Hospital Flight Fame Figure
William S Brock famed for a 1926 Detroit to Tokyo flight is reported near death in a Chicago hospital. His parents hurried from West Liberty Ohio to be with him as he battles a serious ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Brock
Detroit
Chicago
Brock
West Liberty
Plan for Better Control-of-Colds Proved by Tests
Clinical tests in Greensboro North Carolina show the new Vicks Plan for better control of colds reduces the number and duration of colds by half. More than half the costs of colds are saved. Full details appear in each package of Vicks VapoRub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Nose & Throat
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Claude Long
Lee Cox
Charles Woodman
Billie Bob Simpson
Price Simmons
Harold Williams
Allen Woody Jones
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Buster Burnett
Mary Cooper
North Sea Avenue
James Donaliby
C. R. Price
Dowaliby
Charles R. Brice
George M. Slaughter
Hill
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Rollo R. Hinkle
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Henry E. Samson
Paul G. Schultz
Thornton H. Boswell
F. P. Spencer
FF. L. Austin
Donald E. Gillespie
Arthur L. Farnsworth
Willard L. Prager
Harry G. Moberly
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Albert G. Simms
Albuquerque
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Roswell
Democratic Womans Club
Warner
Nickson
Charles Francis Beeson
Betty
Joe J. Lane
Ladies of the First Christian Church
Burton C. Mossman
West Seventh St
Martes Bridge Club
Claude Hobbs
George L. Foreman
St. Mary's Hospital
B. .F. D. Parent Teachers Association
Joan
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Mrs. Floyd Ditty
Cahoon Armory
Nancy Pearson
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority House
Washington Avenue
Congress
Lupe Velez
Lupe
Joan del Valle
Los Angeles
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Bettina Bedwell
Schukers Funeral Directors
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Fushun
Maryknoll Catholic Mission
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N. Y
Raymond A. Lane
Lawrence
Mass
J. M. Hervey
William Brock
Dry Palace Dry Cleaners
N. Main
Greensboro N. C
Deer Hunters
Green Lantern
Hoover-Curtis Club
Sponsored By
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Hoover and
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Vanity Fair
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