Clovis Clubwomen Host Federation Event Highlights
Grace Thorpe Bear recaps the New Mexico Federation gathering in Clovis with Mrs. J. Atwood as president and Mrs. Harold J. Clark hosting luncheons. Delegates from Roswell to Tulsa attended, with speeches on equal rights and education, and a gala Presidents Night featuring Mrs. Rosa Rhodes Larson and other notable club leaders. Over 193 delegates and 100 visitors marked the convention amid world-wide clubwoman activity and local tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glovis Womans Club
Fred E. Dennis
Hotel Clovis
Harold J. Clark
Gidding Street
A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico
J. D. At Wood
Roberta C. Lawson
Tulsa
General Federation
Roswell Womans Club
Sidney Prager
Aswell Womanslub
Boellner
Carnegie Library
Uh House
Atwood
F. Grant Keyes
Grace T. Fear
New Mexico Federation
Grace McDonald Phillips
State Federation
Curry County Teachers Association
Roberta Campbell
State Bulletin
Frank W. Parker
Santa Fe
Seth
Grace Morrison Poole
Club Women
Europe
Santa Fe Womans Club and Library Association
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Brockton
Mass
Lawson
Eugene B. Lawson
Oklahoma
John Journeycake
Scotland
Rosa Rhodes Lawson
Arizona
Elizabeth Garrett
Dean Lawson
University of Arizona
New Mexico Educational Association
Marie Beers
Keswell
Dorothy Williams
Roswell
Hotel Ovis
Burton C. Mossman
Clovis
Glencoe
Ruidoso
Lincoln County
Billy-the-Kid
Local club notes highlight leadership at convention
Mrs. T. E. Mears of Portales chairs convention program with praised leadership. Dexter Womans Club delegate Mrs. F. L. Mehlhop and charter member Mrs. A. Durand attend Presidents Night, receiving a lavender orchid. Gleaner Class at 610 West Fifth Street hosts meeting with May Ellett presiding, devotional led by Mrs. Wells, piano by Mrs. Croissant, fortune reading, and a Halloween bazaar fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso
T. E. Mears
Portales
Mears
Pioneer Club
F. L. Mehlhop
Dexter
Dexter Womans Club
A. Durand
Sylvester P. Johnson
M. E
West Fifth Street
May Ellett
George Wells
C. S. Prewster
Ll. S. Croissant
Nance
Bomber Fales
Finance Committee
J. B. Caron
Hallowe’en
Mmes
Clayton
Tilton
Zink
Brewster
St Peters Society Halloween party and girl scout dinner
Twenty eight tables at the St Peters Society Halloween game party at the W F Hanagan home ended a successful fundraiser with yellow and black decorations and old fashioned refreshments. Roswell Girl Scout leaders dinner at Mrs William H McCullough home featured annual meeting, reports, and elections with plans for art show and leadership training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Society
W. F. Hanagan
Mmes. Hanagan
B. M. Keohane
James R. Kelly
F. H. Terhaar
McCullough
William H. McCullough
Roswell Girl Scouts
Roswell Girl Scout Council
Military Heights
Mary White
Mary Mullis
James B. Coats
B. C. Roney
D. J. Shrecengost
A. F. Madison
Coats
Paul G. Schultz
Elza White
H. A. Ingalls
D. N. Pope
Arthur E. Ingham
Hiram M. Dow
Herbert B. Smurl
Mmes
Burton C. Mossman
Frank L. Smith
Will H. Whatley
A. D. Jones
Grace T. Bear
Floyd Childress
W. E. Lander
Pauline K. Cooney
Robert D. Haire
Dorothy Dow
Blanche Vandewart
Lillis Fisher
Mrs. McCullough
Missouri Avenue Circle Home QF WRS and Rural Club Notes
The Missouri Avenue Circle Home QF WRS met at Mrs. L. FE Willis with Emery Love as chairman. Topics included Parents As Insulting Architects and Why Parents Should Visit School led by Mrs. Hunter. Attendees included Mmes. Hall, Davis, Fay, Samson, Swisher, Morgan, Farris, Love, and Willis. The United Rural Club gathered at Mrs. Nelson's East Grand Plains home for a daylong meeting with a noon covered dish luncheon. Stunts were performed by members while Everett Stanley, Llona Busby, and Louis Blanchard provided music. Attendees included Mmes. Watt, Hamilton, Cul dice, Wheeler, Wilkins, Beers, Lanier, Williams, Wolfe, Holland, Welty, Eccles, Flanchard, Bonham, Duvall, Morgan, Wheeler, Heinie, Hurtt, Fee, Marilyn Wheeler, Louise Falls, and Mrs. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Avenue Study Circle
L. FE. Willis
Emery Love
C. J. Farris
Mrs. Hunter
Mmes
J. R. Hall
J. N. Davis
Louis E. Fay
H.K. Samson
Paul Swisher
C. W. Morgan
Wesley Farris
George A. Clark
Fred Burkstaller
L. E. Willis
United Rural Club
Nelson
Fred Nelson
East Grand Plains
Everett Stanley
Llona Busby
Louis Blanchard
Mmes. R. M. Watt
George Hamilton
C. H. Culdice
J. S. Wheeler
Vance R. Wilkins
Robert Beers
J. A. Lanier
J. W. Williams
J. E. Wolfe
W. C. Holland
W. F. Welty
W. R. Eccles
F. L. Flanchard
Earl Bonham
E. R. Duvall
J. W. Morgan
Glenn Wheeler
B. F. Heinie
Howard Grover
M. E. Ewell
M. A. Mapes
Emery Hurtt
Thomas Fee
Marilyn Wheeler
Louise Falls
New Jersey
Mrs. Nelson
Chapter K Meets At Home Of Miss Peck
Pp. E. O. Chapter K gathered at Miss Laurena Peck’s home with Miss Nina Cullen presiding. Miss Edith Geyer led a study on The Jewish Religion as part of a world religions series followed by a social hour and refreshments served by Miss Peck and her mother Mrs. John C. Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurena Peck
Nina Cullen
Edith Geyer
Miss Peck
John C. Peck
Eula Bybee
Martha Cowan
Offal Curtis
Shirley Feather
Joyce Hunter
Nelle G. Mason
Nancy Rasmus
Pard's Special Meeting Sets Dance at K of P Hall
The Pards met at Frank Goodwin's home for a special gathering and voted to hold a members and dates dance at K of P Hall on Friday night November second, replacing the Country Club. Attendees included Eugene Allison Bernard Ginsberg Herbert Lowrey Ned Nickson Joe Nicholas Clark Fleehart Donald LePell Frank Smith Jr E L Frown Jr Joe Bob Nickson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pards
Frank Goodwin
K. of P. Hall
Eugene Allison
Bernard Ginsberg
Herbert Lowrey
Ned Nickson
Joe Nicholas
Clark Fleehart
Donald LePell
Frank Smith Jr
E. L. Frown Jr
Joe Bob Nickson
Har
Eating To Live Study Sets PTA Carnival Plans
A Washington Avenue Study Circle and PTA executive board meeting led by Mrs. George N. Car discussed the topic Eating To Live from Parent Teacher Magazine and Carnival plans for Friday night plus the state convention November 13 14 15. The Legion committee adopted its resolution with two dissenting votes and a St Louis convention city was chosen for 1985. Auxiliary nominations named Mrs A Carlson and Mrs Malcolm Douglas for national president with Mrs Joseph H Thompson for American vice president. The national convention approved a report urging a larger army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
P. T. A. Executive Board
P. W. Thorson
George M. Slaughter II
Miami
Flia
St. Louis
American Legion
National
Fla
A. Carlson
Willmar
Beaver Falls
International Veterans Organization
American Legion National Convention
National Defense Committee
Now Pay Less and Get Real Bayer Aspirin
Bayer cuts prices nationwide to offer real Bayer Aspirin at 15c for 12 tablets 25c for 24 tablets and large 100 tablet bottles. Consumers urged to request Bayer by name to ensure authenticity and fast relief from headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Military reform report calls for larger forces and navy
The document proposes boosting civilian and military strength with 14 000 officers and 165 800 men in a consolidated army navy and Marine corps. It advocates building a navy to treaty strength and a national guard of 210 000 along with a reserve corps of 120 000. It asks for funds to train 30 000 reservists in the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine
National Guard
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Grace Thorpe
Clovis Convention
M. E. Gleaner
S. P. Johnson
Missouri Avenue Circle
Tr. E. Willis
FOX
Charles Boyer
Loretta Young
Jeer
Phillips Holmes
Louise Fazenda
A Pallette
C. Aubrey Smith IN
Noah Beery
Joan Blondel
Kansas City
Binnie
Barnes
Neil Hamilton
Princess
Rob Russell
Central Drug Phone
J. P. White
Old DeShurey
Bob Mitchell
Johnnie Jewett
Lyman Sanders
Bobbie Young
Washington Ave. Circle
Legion Will
Ray Kelly
City of
Letroit
Legion
Legion To
United States
RCA Victor
Zink Music CO
North Main
Das Ae Oy
Penn
Rosa Ponselle
Martini
Grete
Stueckcold
Kostelanetz Orchestra and Chorus
Columbia Network
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