Frazier Deason concert to aid teachers college study
Elaine Frazier violinist and Dorothy Deason pianist present a Monday evening concert at the Junior High auditorium eight o'clock with ushers Laurena Nelson Hazel Powers Edith Brabham Virginia Burdette Dorothy Bell Rea and Katherine Ellett. Proceeds help send the two performers to North Denton Teachers College. Also, the Council of Parent Teachers Association plans Claire Tree Major plays in Roswell November 29 with James D. Shinkle as chair and a first meeting next Wednesday at 2 pm in the Junior High library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Frazier
Dorothy Deason
North Denton Teachers College
Laurena Nelson
Hazel Powers
Edith Brabham
Virginia Burdette
Dorothy Bell Rea
Katherine Ellett
Bach
Delibes Violin
Debussy
Rachmaninoff
Mozart
lin—Debussy
Rigaudon
Francoeur-Kreisler
Council OF Parent Teachers
Council of Parent Teachers Association
A. S. Patterson
North
Missouri Avenue
Roswell
James D. Shinkle
Library of Junior High School
New Books At Carnegie Library And Local Clubs
The Social News notes new library additions including Murder at the Munitions Works and Thru Embassy Eyes, alongside a discussion of library services with Chicago groups and a call for Roswell civic involvement. Also covered are the Chapel Choir practice, Clover Leaf Club quilt work, S. O. S. Society officers, a birthday party at the Country Club, Miss Simmons entertaining teachers to see Anne Of Windy Poplars, and other society notices.
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Carnegie Library
Dodd
Roswell
Altrocchi
Beattie—Brother
Clarke
Cole
Embassy Eyes
Hager
Americas
Hudson—Battle Stations
Larrimore
Loring
Neill
Raine
Salminen
Mariana
Patricia Johnson
S. P. Johnson Jr
Kiplings
Misses Burr Powell
Lucille Bates
Lavora Hedrick
Marion Sanders
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Letress Cartwright
Thelma Jones
Clyde Totten
Lou Struthers
Irene Swann
Lenore Shafer
Ruth Halcomb
Margaret Burke
Jeannie Kenney
Alice Webb
Clytheria Erickson
Madge Ingalls
Speculating On Beauty By Linda Fair
A fashion advice column discusses glasses as sun shade and personality reflectors. It covers frame shapes to suit face types, lash care, makeup tips, and facial balance ideas for a polished look. It notes Carrie Coed and Noel Coward as cultural touchpoints and advises hair and brow shaping to enhance perceived length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Coed
Noel Coward
Priscilla Lane
Baked Ham and Hawaiian Prune Pie Recipes
A home recipe collection details a 10 pound ham baked in stages with a nut mustard glaze and vinegar, then a prune pie using soaked prunes simmered in pineapple juice with spices and orange rind. Includes crust lining and topping instructions.
Marian Martin Pattern 9326 Promises Easy Apron Styles
The ad promotes pattern 9326 for two apron versions with front and back cut in three pieces and optional pockets. It notes size options small medium and large, fabric needs, and price, urging readers to order from The Record Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
FinalWeek- (continued from Page One) Santa Fe rally notes Chavez bid
The Santa Fe rally quotes a speaker denouncing Republicans as diabolical and predicting Dennis Chavez will win the Democratic nomination. He vows continued support for the Democratic party and not to bolt. Radio stations in Albuquerque, Roswell, Clovis, and Hobbs air a transcribed address by Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley backing Chavez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Chavez
Albuquerque
Roswell
Clovis and
Hobbs
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Chavez
Senate
Seth Hall
Fred Wilson
Dempsey
Santa Fe
Raton
Wilson
Rio Arriba
Taos
Clayton
Tucumcari
Hollywood From The Inside By An Extra Girl
Bonnie Baker and Orrin Tucker fly in from Boston for a two day jam session promoting Paramount's You're The One. Chavez highlights his Washington record and opposition to a water bill for Elephant Butte dam, while Dempsey is said to have supported the measure only for a hearing. Governors Miles and Tingley campaign across New Mexico, with Alvarez and Anderson touring as candidates seek votes in Taos, Las Vegas, Clovis, and beyond.
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Bonnie Baker
Orrin Tucker
Boston
Paramount
You
Re the One
Senate
Barkley
Chavez
New Mexico
United States
Santa Fe
Washington
Dempsey
Rio Grande
Elephant Butte Dam
Elephant Butte Irrigation District
Hatch
Miles
Taos
John E. Miles
Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
Las Vegas
Tingley
Gail Carter
Alston
Tom Trader
Seth Alston
Maurice Miera
Congress
Dona Anacoufit
Clovis
Louise Coe
Carlsbad
Floyd T. Kennedy
Capitan
Lincoln
Ruidoso
Fred E. Wilson
Rio Arriba
Mora
S. L. Burton
Clayton
Tucumcari
Portales
Hobbs
Fort Sumner
Santa Rosa
Suculmcari
Silver City
Mitchell
Anderson
Coe
Roswell
Kennedy
Colfax
Union
Raton
Tucumcari -Wilson
Burton
1605 New Mexicans in the First Draft
Defense officials said early census figures show New Mexico would provide 1,605 men for the first 400,000 military trainees under the Burke-Wadsworth selective service bill. The senate version calls for men aged 21 to 30. Texas quota was 20,843. the Second Corps Area led by New York New Jersey and Delaware would furnish 67,481.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
New Mexico
Senate
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
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the Social News
Frances Bear Wolfe
Garrett
First Baptist Church
H. P. Garrett
Earl Tankersley
Marguerite Childs
Caroline Stephens
Lorene Wilhite
Margaret Knox
Stella Sanders
Aileen Sanders
Donald Shreeengost
Melvin Hatchett
Morris Bush
Kenneth Lewis
Ted Trent
Lexon Garrett
Clover Leaf Club
W. A. McCloud
Mmes
Ethan Allen
Fred Miles
R. C. Poteet
C. T. Robertson
B. B. Lassiter
Mage Link
M. O. McCracken
W. C. Greiss
F. R. Stone
M. A. McCracken
Roy Phillips
Joe Long
A. H. Morris
Ella Flood
Frank Rheinholdt
Mrs. McCloud
Ss. Co. S. Society
S. O. S. Society
Alice Louise Meadows
North Main Street
Louise Sterrett
Betty Hannifin
Eva Lee Powell
Mildred White
Margaret Gilliland
Thana Hunter
Alice Meadows
Nadine McPherson
Aileen Tapp
Lisette Gessert
Maureen Collins
Velma Kincaid
Gene Kelly
Nina Jean Davis
Jean Griffith
Connie Pritchard
Marjorie Wolf
Beauty
Linda Fair
D. N. Pope
Poplars
Mmes. E. E. Patterson
Arthur Allison
Jay White
B. F. Rose
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Howard Amason
Maud
T. R. Rogers
Katie Sue
St. Marys Hospital
Kiplings, Lelands
Yucca
Kilkeson Beauty Shop
E. M. Norton
Dallas
Sears Roebuck
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Philathea
T. J. Jackson
East Bland
Johnson Circle
W. A. Wilson
Washington Avenue
James A. Thompson
Southwestern Hospital
el Paso
North Kentucky
Thompson
E. A. Cahoon
Chicago
Dan Cahoon
University of Chicago Medical School
F. W. Sands
Miss Mabel Sands
Oklahoma City
Robert P. Kirk
Frances McClure
Kirk
Ft. Bliss
Mrs. Chalmers Bower
Lucille Makin
Long Beach
Calif
Mrs. Bower
M. M. Roland
Marion Roland
Mrs. Roland
Kansas Ave
American Legion Auxiliary
C. C. Bogard
Little House
Thomas J. Hall
Mary McCullough
Jason Kellahin
Grace McDonald Phillips
San Francisco
California
Marcus Brewer
T. L. Gardner
T. L. Gardner, Jr
Brewer
Denver
Colorado
Watts
G. T. Watts
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walden Bassett
Tom White
Paul Wilmot
Winston Daniel
Robert Daughtry
John Allen Phinizy
Cecil Naramore
Lionel Johnson
Robert Bear
McGuffin-Wheeler
Edith Wheeler
Pittsburg
Kansas
Eastern New Mexico College
C. C. McGuffin
McGuffin
Paign
Hollywood
Albert K. Mitchell
Alamogordo
Grant County
Las Cruces and
Deming
Associated Press
Southwestern Tour
Rep. Dempsey
Santa
No. 11
Perar
the Great
Brian Donlevy
Muriel Angelus
Akim Tamiroff
Preston Sturges
Bathing Beauty Revue
20 30 Club
Mareh of
Panama
Roger Pryor
Lucile Fairbanks
Union Pacific
Joel McCrea
Barbara Stanwyck
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