Lecture on Our Indians by Dr Hewitt at high school
Doctor Hewitt will deliver a lecture titled Our Indians at the high school auditorium at 7 30 Thursday evening, changing the previously announced time.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
2
Doctor Hewitt will deliver a lecture titled Our Indians at the high school auditorium at 7 30 Thursday evening, changing the previously announced time.
Visitors and delegates attended the State Federation events with social hours and hosted gatherings. Mrs. Mabel W. Smith of Roswell married Major Stoker in St. Louis with the couple planning to reside there.
The Roswell P. E. O. chapter will run a registration table in the courthouse lobby today and tomorrow. All visiting and delegate P. E. O. members attending the Federation meeting are asked to register there.
The Santa Fe Museum loan exhibit will be shown in the Woman's Club room at Carnegie Library each afternoon two to six starting Tuesday October 25. Art teas for delegates run Tuesday and Wednesday 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. Roswell residents urged to view these art treasures.
The Rebekah’s will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday evening October 26 at the I O O F Hall. All members and visiting Rebekahs are requested to be present as a good time is in store for all.
Mrs. R. R. Parks hosted a tea yesterday evening at her West Third Street home to welcome the Ft. Sumner delegation to the state federation of Womens clubs. The visiting group included Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Fishback, and Mrs. Carr.
Ye Christian Church C. E. meeting followed by a Kinney's gathering with thirty five attendees. Hardage led the program with hot coffee pickles and ghost stories, readings pleased the crowd, fifteen Bahs for Kinney's were shared, and songs closed the evening as Endeavor invited others to join Sunday at six thirty.
Mrs. Ben Ames extends a cordial invitation to Ames local club women and Federation delegates to a tea at her Berrendo home on Thursday afternoon from three to five o'clock. The earlier notice that only delegates were invited is corrected.
Ushers for both State Federation concert and lectures at the high school auditorium are listed, including Mesdames Daniel, Helmig, Fullen, Parke, Guffin, VanDenburgh, Denning, Flannery, Saunders and Misses H. Garrier, Frances Guffin, Mary White, Sophie Church, Ruth Shrader, Alice Boone, Eva Alexander, Alice Lacy and Laurena Peckitt. The notice also includes rabbit market ad copy with dressed rabbit prices.
Federation visitors will be served a luncheon at the New Mexico Military Institute on Thursday at twelve o'clock noon in military fashion. Guests are to depart the courthouse fifteen minutes before noon.
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