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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1940
Page
4
Roswell Museum Art Center hosts an Index of American Design show under WPA. From Colonial to late Victorian times, 10 000 renderings capture native arts and crafts with faithful colors. The exhibit runs October 27 to November 12 and highlights American life through documents and treasures.
The Junior D A R met last evening at Edith French 604 North Penn Avenue. Edna Malone led the ritual, with Captain Charles F Ward giving a talk on the Bill of Rights and the U S Constitution. Attendees included Jean Cauhape Ruth Gaines Wilson Edith Perrine sponsor Mrs Max Coll and guests Mrs M L Norton Mrs Russell Bird regent Miss Elizabeth Slack Captain Charfres F Ward hostess Miss French.
The Southwestern History Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Harry R. Andrew’s home. Two chapters on Navajo occupational taboos were presented by Mrs. C. D. Bonney and Mrs. Lucy Youse. Roll call covered current events. The group plans to study Southwest Indians next. An iced drink was served to members listed.
Mrs. Cecil Pendergrass was honored at a shower and party hosted by Mrs. Lee E. Green and others at 301 West Deming. Guests played bridge and 42, gifts were presented, and an ice course was served. Attending were Mrs. Green, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Brewer Neal, and many neighbors and friends.
Mrs Louis Falconi entertained the Entre Nous Bridge Club at her home on 404 South Missouri Avenue this afternoon. Halloween decorations and colorful nasturtiums adorned the setting. A salad course concluded the gathering with players including Mrs H E Miller S F Hameed Paul Goodsell C E Bowman George A Threlkeld Hugh Roberts Rene Jones.
Mrs Lawrence Wolfe entertained the 1927 Bridge Club at her home 1310 North Main Street. Luncheon followed by a silver bowl centerpiece of pale pink and lavender chrysanthemums. Guests included Mrs Harold H Ball Mrs Gladys Brice Wyatt Mrs Robert Bear Mrs S H Lodewick Mrs John Hall Elmer Riemen and George L Erwin.
The Chaves County Republican Women's Club hosted a Monday luncheon from 12 to 1 o'clock for about thirty guests. Red white and blue decor, garden bouquets on tables, and speakers Mrs. C. E. Mason Mrs. Francis Eggleston Mrs. John C. Martens and E. W. Mitchell Jr. assisted by hosts Miss Mary Mossman Mrs. Alice Waller Miss Edith Geyer and others.
St Andrews Junior Guild met yesterday afternoon at Parish Hall with Mrs Walden Bassett presiding. Plans were made for a homemade candy sale to be held Saturday. Refreshments were served to James D Shinkle George Waggoner Robert C Besler Tom Witten F B Howden Jr J Walden Bassett Reed Mulkey and Hal S Cave. The Young Matrons Department of Roswell Womans Club will hold its first card party of the fall and winter season Wednesday at 2 pm at the club house.
The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary plan a joint supper meeting and tacky costume party at In galls Memorial Home. Supper at 6:30, grand march led by Albert Hudson and Charles Dobbs, a spelling game, a group photo, and prizes for tackiest costumes while nonparticipants pay a 25 cent fine.
The Westminster Guild met at six fifteen in the Presbyterian Church assembly room for a supper meeting. Hostesses were Ruth Huderson Flossie White Gladys Taylor and Esther Morgan. Mrs Mason led devotionals. Miss June Brookshier presided over a short business session and introduced Dr LeRoy Thompson who spoke on organizing the local church.
The Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. William L. Hill presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. W. B. Binns on what money represents. Reports from the Southern Baptist Convention in Carlsbad were shared by delegates including Mrs. George E. French and Mrs. Ross L. Malone, with Roswell delegates present. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. J. J. Walker president, Mrs. Paul Gosell first vice president, Mrs. J. Bennett Allison second vice president, Mrs. W. A. Wilson third vice president, Mrs. Earl Tankersley recording secretary, Mrs. A. W. Ullrich treasurer, Mrs. W. L. Hill pianist, and Mrs. Walter Harrison chorister. Margaret Knox and Dixie Dan Goode performed a duet, and refreshments were served by Mmes. J. B. Savage, A. B. Malone, R. L. Bradley, and Earl Tankersley. Autumn flowers decorated the rooms.
A lively Hallowe'en party for Pack I of the Cubs was hosted last evening at the Urton country home. Cubs enjoyed games from bobbing for apples to a ghost walk amid jack o lanterns. Ed Scarratt served as cubmaster with Mrs. Slaughter and others as den mothers and dads. Guests in costume included numerous Cubs such as Jackie Hooper, Jerry Smith, Tommie Slaughter, and Reed Mulkey, among others, with refreshments of cookies and iced drinks.
In a Louisville speech Republican Willkie argued Democrats kept Congress in session through June to defend Roosevelt’s policy. He cited defense spending rising to 12.14 billion and claimed a third term threatens the two party system, labeling the Democrats as in control and a new deal party aiming to repeal term limits. He urged opposition to a Roosevelt third term and defended two terms as standard.
President Roosevelt rallies a 21 000 seat crowd in a northern New Jersey and New York tour. He accuses Republican candidates of flip flopping on defense and labels their charges as sabotage while urging continued forceful peace through stronger military funding. He remarks on public backlash to the opposition and asserts bold steps to meet international threats.
Hollywood news notes Herbert Hoover and Taft criticized armament trends while Roosevelts push emphasizes a peak navy and powerful forces. Celebrity updates include Kate Smith planning broadcasts, Judy Garland and Lucille Ball overseas, and new film projects with Faye, Ameche, and Miranda.
Advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation. Claims the laxative awakens lazy bowels and intestines with a pleasant taste suitable for children, urging purchase at a drugstore. Dates, prices, and places are not provided.
Marian Martin presents Pattern 9541 a jaunty sailor style frock with a cap in checked wool or navy serge front buttoning nautical collar and optional ribbon trim sizes 2 4 6 8 10 order by mail fifteen cents for pattern book and pattern together twenty five cents include size name address and style number The Record Pattern Department
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico Rosa Millican administratrix seeks final report accounting and discharge and heirs determination with December 12 1940 hearing at 10 00 a m in Roswell. Notice to Rosa Millican minor guardians Tom C Millican and others with objection filing to county clerk by hearing date. Lake J Frazier attorney for administratrix. Record War Ads Get Results. In the district court Arthur M Kent sues Evelyn Kent for divorce case no 19609 with substituted service and default warning unless appearance by December 14 1940. Attorney Lake J Frazier Roswell. Witness date October 29 1940.
Get ready for winter with ZEREX antifreeze from DuPont, sold by Roswell Auto Co. Ensure long-lasting protection all season.
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