Annual Tacky Supper and Costume Party at Ingalls Home
The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary hosted the annual tacky supper last night at Ingalls Memorial Home. Seventy five members attended a buffet meal with yellow floral decor. Richardson orchestra led the music for supper and square dancing with Pete McCarter calling and teaching the dances. Prizes went to Mrs. C. R. Covington for best women’s costume and Guy Wicker for best men’s costume. Committee members included Mrs. A. H. Morris chair, with Mrs. R. L. Burrows and Mrs. Ace Guffey assisting.
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Ingalls Memorial Home
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Richardson
Pete McCarter
C. R
Harmony Class Hosts Mexican Supper at First Christian
Captain and Mrs. Harry D. Blake entertained the Harmony Class of the First Christian Church at a Mexican supper meeting at their home on North Kentucky Ave. The event featured Spanish musical numbers by Christina Duran and Gene Chaves and color films by Mrs. George Morgan Slaughter. Guests included Will Shaw, John Winn, A. R. Dawson, George N. Carothers, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Blake
Harmony
First Christian Church
North
Kentucky Avenue
Clark Storm
Raymond Seale
Cecil Schrimsher
Christina Duran
Gene Chaves
George Morgan Slaughter
Mexico
New Mexico
Forest Carter
Henrietta Ernest
George Slaughter
Sadie Vaucheler
Christine Duran
Ruth Emmett
Jeanelle Tackett
Florence Douglas
Shirley Feather
Jane Reaves
Alene Gregg
Messrs
Walter Harrison
Harry Blake
Charles Walker
Marian Martin Pattern 9782 for junior misses size 11 to 18
The Roswell Daily Record advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9782 a two piece suit for junior miss sizes 11 through 18. The pattern features a tailored jacket with curving collar long darts two large pockets, a slim skirt with two pleats and optional short sleeves. fabric choices include tweed or wool blends. Pattern book and pattern together priced as forty cents.
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Marian Martin
Roswell Daily Record
Chapter P E O gathering hosted by Mrs Blocksom
Mrs Fred W Blocksom entertained a Chapter of P E O last night at her North Sea Avenue home for a supper meeting. Guests included Misses Bess Bybee Eula Bybee Martha Cowan Nina Cullen and others along with Mrs Leslie Martin of Artesia who spoke on the Supreme Convention held in Victoria British Columbia September 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Blocksom
P. E. Oo
North Sea Avenue
Leslie Martin
Artesia
P. E
Victoria
British Columbia
Bess Bybee
Eula Bybee
Martha Cowan
Nina Cullen
Shirley Feather
Edith Geyer
Esther Morgan
United Rural Club Meeting at Mrs Croissant Home
The United Rural Club held an all day affair at 506 East Fourth Street with co hosts Mrs John Summersgill E L Lusk and H C Allisor. A fall flower decked setting featured mus icals and a book review The Good Shepherd. Members and guests listed include Mrs J M Williams Mrs Pauline Sparkman and Mrs L S Croissant among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rural Club
L. S. Croissant
East Fourth Street
John Summersgill
E. L. Lusk
H. C. Allisor
J. M. Williams
Dixie Dan Goode
Helen Day Knox
Billie Louise Cox
L. Tankersley
George L. Reese
Pauline Sparkman
Lusk
Halloween Party for Junior D A R S at First Methodist
The Junior D A R s with Miss Edna Malone hosted a Halloween party for the First Methodist Church Sunday School in the church basement. Officers and teachers led activities from seven to nine with costumes, prizes, games, and refreshments served by a team of mothers and division supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church Sunday School
Harry White
Mary Louise Pratt
J. D. Moore
Thomas G. Summers
W. A. Hoffman
Childrens
Paul Schultz
Rose Brown
H. D. Burdette
Rainbow Girls Buffet Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Rainbow Girls met last evening at 6 30 for a buffet supper at the Masonic Temple with about seventy five girls in attendance. After the meal a brief business session was led by Worthy Advisor Miss Bernice Santheson, as Mary Louise Samson chaired the supper committee with Billie Cooley and Jean Corn. A party group including Mrs F B Goodwin and Mrs E G Minton Jr and their children Helen Ruth and Tyree and Mrs Tom Moore returned from El Paso where they visited Vickie Lee Frank L Goodwins newborn daughter.
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Masonic Temple
Bernice Santheson
Mary Louise Samson
Billie Cooley
Jean Corn
F. B. Goodwin
E. G. Minton, Jr
Helen Ruth
Tyree
Tom Moore
el Paso
Vickie Lee
Frank L. Goodwins
Fellowship Class Supper Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Wesley Fellowship Class held its regular monthly gathering in the church basement at 6 30 with a covered dish supper and a short business session. Plans were laid for a chicken pie and enchilada supper the second Thursday in November and for a Red Cross sewing project. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Trent and others. The item notes a Miss Merle Craven’s marriage to Joe Pittman in Sherman Texas officiated by Rev L Bowman Craven and mentions a wedding party. Lt. and Mrs Frank L Goodwin announce the birth of daughter Vickie Lee on Saturday October 25 at William Beaumont Hospital El Paso.
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Wesley Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Red Cross
Robert Trent
Joe C. Palmer
J. D. Shreeengost
Co. J. Green
Catherine Greening
Aileen Hitchcock
Charles Wooldridge
Hilton Ray
F. W. Blocksom
Jane Cotton
J. E. Johns
Archie Campbell
Ruth Holcomb
Roy Burnett
Dan H. Wilmot
L. G. Waggoner
Nan Rasmus
Carson Jordan
James Callender
Merle Craven
L. Bowman Craven
Sherman
Texas
T&ems
Frank L. Goodwin
Vickie Lee
el Paso
William Beaumont Hospital
Local Halloween Parade Draws Fifty Children
About fifty children attended a Halloween event at the department but details are sparse. Participants dressed as ghosts, skeletons, gypsy maids, dancers, and senoritas, adding festive flair to the ceremony.
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Ior
Children parade at Child Garden Halloween event in Hobbs
E. O. readers were asked to contact President Mrs. R. L. Malone at 313 to attend a Hobbs meeting. The Child Garden will hold a Hallowe'en parade Friday morning with all children in costume.
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E. O
Hobbs
R. L. Malone
Child Garden
Hallowe’en
Russians Battle Near Sevastopol During November Crucial Period
Report notes the first 15 days of November as a critical window in Russia's war effort with travelers from Juibyshev reporting strategic Crimea significance. Sevastopol remains central while the Crimea's eastern edge guards a sea strait into the Sea of Azov and facilitates troop movements.
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Juibyshev
Russia
Sevastopol
Crimea
Sea of Zov
Carter’s Liver Pills Ad Speaks To Digestive Woes
An old advertisement extols Carter’s Little Liver Pills claiming to awaken two pints of bile daily to improve digestion and relieve gas, bloating, and constipation. It urges purchase at 10¢ or 25¢ and asserts the product’s effectiveness. The surrounding text shifts to wartime dispatches noting Sevastopol, U boats, and Moscow front developments with various strategic claims.
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Carter
Mrs Vernon Knapps Speaks At Washington Ave P T A
Mrs Vernon Knapps spoke at the Washington Avenue P T A October meeting in the schoolhouse. Red Cross Safety Services head and Social Security chief discussed old age insurance and county work as Miss Lee's room won the attendance prize.
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Vernon Knapps
Washington Ave. P.T.A
Vernon Knapp
Knapp
Red Cross
America
Chaves County
N. ¥. Lucero
Social Security
W. N. Worthington
Miss Lee
Barbara Vauchelet Heads Local Children of the American Revolution
Barbara Vauchelet was elected president of the local Children of the American Revolution at a meeting hosted by chairman Mrs Bert Aston at 401 North Sea Avenue. Mary Evelyn Wyatt became secretary as Aleen Hinkle noted the state conference held in Silver City. Present were Aleen Hinkle Patricia Johnson Mary Helen Jones Mary Louise Samson Barbara Vauchelet Cecile Vauchelet Sara Wilson Marjorie Wolfe Mrs R R Hinkle Mrs Sadie C Vauchelet and Mrs Bert Aston.
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Bert Aston
North Sea Avenue
Barbara Vauchelet
Mary Evelyn Wyatt
Aleen Hinkle
Silver City
Miss Hinkle
Rollo Hinkle
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington, D. C
Patrica Johnson
Mary Helen Jones
Mary Louise Samson
Cecile Vauchelet
Sara Wilson
Marjorie Wolfe
R. R. Hinkle
Sadie C. Vauchelet
First Methodist Sunday School Junior Department Party
The Junior D A R met at Miss Edna Ann Malone's home on 513 North Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs. Earl Clardy presided as vice chairman, and a State conference report from Roswell D A R chapter regent Mrs Max Coll was read by Miss Malone.
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Edna Ann Malone
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Earl Clardy
Max Coll
Roswell
Strong Soviet Counter Attacks Intensify as War Rages
Aerial violence peaks over the snowbound front with Nazi bombers targeting Moscow industries and supply lines while Soviet planes hit German troops. Reports say Germans dig trenches and tank traps before Moscow to bolster gains as trench warfare emerges around Leningrad.
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Moscow
Red Army
Gregory H. Zhukhov
Kalinin
Leningrad
Plane crash guard reports AT-6 trainer wreck near Albuquerque
The AT-6 trainer from Kelly Field crashed on a 300 foot ridge five miles from Vaughn after circling Kennon’s house. Major Smith dated the crash by wristwatch times. One engine was dead. wreckage smoldered but no widespread fire followed. The flight was part of a nine plane observation and navigation training from Kelly Field to Albuquerque. six returned to base. Roswell officers assisted.
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J. J. Kennon
Lon
Kennon
Charlie Mustella
Vaughn
Smith
Kelly Field
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Tex
Santa Rosa
Roswell
Henry Eller
Ros
Roswell Crash Scene Visited by State Police and Officers
Well and state police officers Sam Cooley and Joe Roach went to the crash scene yesterday morning after a Roswell police call from Vaughn about the accident. They helped army officials survey the wreckage and returned to Roswell yesterday afternoon. Chief Eller called it a terrible sight.
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Sam Cooley
Joe Roach
Roswell
Vaughn
Army
Eller
Naval Aviation Examining Board to Visit Here Nov 14
Local youths may take a Navy aviation physical exam and enlistment test when a Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board arrives at the N M M I hospital November 14. Officers from Long Beach California will conduct all day proceedings, with a screening for applicants ages 20 to 27 who are unmarried and physically fit.
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U.S. Navy
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Long Beach
Calif
F. A. Brossy
John Canady
New Mexico
Arizona
Navy
Roswell
United States Naval Reserve
United States Marine Corps Service
Navy Aeronautic Organization
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