Child Conservation League Meeting Covers Eugenics Topics
Mrs. George Etz presided at the Gilkeson Hotel lounge as the Child Conservation League met. Mrs. Hugh M. Huff Jr. presented Eugenics-Federity and Environments with four accompanying papers and a list of members present including Mrs. Albert A. Stubbs and Mrs. Raymond Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Etz
Child Conservation League
Gilkeson Hotel
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Albert A. Stubbs
Raymond Smith
Prentice White
Harry Hunton
Mmes
Robert E. Daughtry
Louis E. Fay Jr
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
John Allen Phinizy
J. E. Taylor
Dayton Talmage
Maurice D. Trout
J. P. Williams
Tyrol Formby
William N. Worthington
Paul Lemutner
F. L. Smith
Roy Norton
F. H. Terhaar
Christian Church
Womans Association
First Christian Church
Charles S. Dobbs
Mrs. Dobbs
Howard Amson
T. A. Sacra
D. B. Titus
L. T. Lewis
J. Q. Cummins
Robert W. Mitchell
B. B. Wilson
Joseph Dekker
E. R. Ball
James Duthie
H. C. Roberts
Roger Sprecker
Isabel Malone
Wesson Oil People
Presbyterian Chain Tea a Social Roswell Fundraiser
Mrs Edward C Gessert and Mrs Arthur J Stevens hosted a Presbyterian Missionary Society tea at 604 North Ken Avenue yielding a well attended afternoon with pink asters delicate sandwiches and iced tea. The Women’s Club and Junior High PTA activities highlight social support for Roswell’s public buildings and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Gessert
Arthur J. Stevens
North Ken Avenue
Cnse
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mmes
LeRoy Thompson
Clark A. Baker
R. R. Lund
Thomas FP. Fee
W. E. Fensom
Harry Robins
W. W. Huntly
William J. Beatty
D. N. Pope
Lyman Sanders
Grace T. Bear
J.B. McClane
Harry Kelly
B. F. Arnold
Elza White
Herbert B. Smyth
T. C. Stewart
J. H. Crowder
J. Reese Boyd
Donald Gillespie
F. L. Sherman
D. D. Atkinson
Charles D. Keyes
W. W. Phil
E. A. Cahoon
D. C. Savage
F. Hayslip
O. G. MecGlone
M. M. Holt
S. Ellen Poyd
M. H. McMaken
Milton H. McMahen
Washington Avenue
F. B. Goodwin
B. F. Rose
G. H. Hockenson
Thomas J. Hall
E. E. Patterson
L. T. Lewis
William T. Joyner
J. H. Dustin
Co. L. Bynum
Harold B. Smith
Wilburn S. Hodges
Will H. Whatley
Arthur Allison
Henry E. Samson
Ben B. Ginsberg
The
Hostess
Mrs M C Martin Elected Head Legion Auxiliary
The Am erican Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs Herman Crile's home with Mrs A F Madison presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected led by President Mrs M C Martin and include 1st VP George Carothers 2nd VP W L Fulcher secretary S P Hannifin treasurer W F Whitaker historian S E Bryant chaplain W C Matthews sergeant at arms Mathilda Oglesby. A float for the Fair parade was approved with O N Wherrett as chair. A rummage sale was set for September 30 and new member Dorothy Claiborne was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Wherrett
Dorothy McClane Claiborne
M. C. Martin
George Carothers
W. L. Fulcher
S. P. Hannifin
W. F. Whitaker
S. E. Bryant
T. J. Jackson
H. A. Ingalls
R. C. Williams
Herman Crile
End Body Odor With Deep-Pore Cleansing Soap
Lead chemist promotes Kirk's Coco Castile as a 100 percent vegetable oil soap that deep-cleans pores and removes odor causing perspiration filmy in hard water. Laboratory tests claim it loosens and rinses out odor by dissolving perspiration curds, ending odor without the medicine smell, advertised at low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Beeson Hosts Five Hundred Club Dinner Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Dr. Charles F. Beeson and Mrs Beeson entertained the Five Hundred Club at dinner with a later card game. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs W W Phillips Judge and Mrs C R Brice Roy Daniel W H Stine O W White Dillard H Wyatt Jaffa Miller and Mrs C M Farnsworth among others. Evelyn Brice returning from a summer abroad with Oakmere college friends in New York and Indianapolis. Mrs Slaughter and Eloise Slaughter reside at 300 South Hoover, Los Angeles. Human Wreckage screens at Princess Theater amid nationwide dope campaign. Mrs H F Duffy hosts a thimble tea for twenty five friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Beeson
W. W. Phillips
C. R. Brice
Messrs. and Mines
Roy Daniel
W. H. Stine
O. W. White
Dillard H. Wyatt
Jaffa Miller
C. M. Farnsworth
W. S. Bar’son
Los Angeles
Evelyn Brice
Charles R. Brice
Oakmere College
New York City
Indianapolis
Society Editor Goes Shopping in Roaring Nineties Revival
The piece surveys fashion trends and shopping offerings in the era of Mae West revival. It highlights smart tweed suits, two and three piece outfits, modern Florsheim shoes, dazzling jewelry collections at Huft's, a black velvataire dress at Bray-Moore, and Men and boys wear at Ball and White Clothiers. Also notes fabric yardage at J C Penney, gas heating tips from Dunn Plumbing, Elsie Densmore dresses at Little Folks Shop, and fall headwear at Mrs B Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
Price & Company
Mae. West
Florsheim
Huft’s
Bailey’s
North Main
Elsie Densmore
Montgomery Ward's
Purdy Furniture Store
Salvation Army Financial Report Shows Community Aid
The Salvation Army appeals for donations as federal support shrinks. The year ending Sept 1 shows receipts of 2786.80 and donated materials valued at 5915.52. Expenditures include food, clothing, fuel, auto and admin costs totaling 8702.32, with 817.47 from other sources for character building and administration. Aid reached 212 families with fuel, 52 with furniture, 286 with garments and 296 with shoes, plus lodging and garments for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Dance Pine Lodge Saturday Night Show
Dance at Pine Lodge Saturday night September 23 with music by Pecos Valley Rattlers. Advance tickets listed as 2113x m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pards
Elks Club
Pine Lodge
Pecos
Publishers reject adding fair trade provisions to code
Deputy administrator questioned if section 7 of the recovery act would be modified. Hanson replied no, saying the provision is meant to prevent racketeering from entering the business. Rogers asked about fair trade provisions and Hanson stated publishers did not plan to include them, trusting court actions already address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Rogers
Haley's Market Ad Colors Albertas and Texas Produce
Local ad from Haley's Market at 503 East 2nd Street promotes Grant's Golden apples from Alberta Texas grapes and oranges. Phone 816 for orders. Adv S22t2e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Grant
Texas
Haley’s
East 2Nd St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conservation League
Grace Thorpe
Womans Club
John P
George Morgan Slaughter
M.C. Martin
Roswell
H. D. Burdette
Wade Corn
T. J. Hall
Harold Crosby
Claude Simpson
R. W. Mitchell
R. D. Jones
Hall
Mitchell
Villard
Pope
W. C. Holland
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
A. F. Madison
M. E
Benjamin F. Hitelgeorge
Ernest Wilson
Wayne Rapp
Alice Tilton
Eitelgeorge
Ernest Wilsor
Westminster Hall
Gerrit Verkay
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Verkuyll
Roswell Business and Professional Womens Club
Templin
Radford School For Girls
el Paso
Nickson
J. J. Rodden
Rodden
Joe J. Lane Jr
Caprock
Joe J. Lane
J. A. Gross
I. W. Carter
Camp Camino
Carter
Daisy Notley Guffin
Ethel Walden-Bassett
Dallas
Morris C. Turner
Junior High Parent Teachers Association
R. L Burrow
E. G. Minton
E. G. Jr
Billie
Kentucky
Chicago
Gal Am
Ete Ad
Ken
Maynard
Dan
Bargain Theatre
Princess
Zane Grey
Geo, O'Brien
Princess Theater
Wallace Reid
Society
Roswell Hardware Company
Fostoria
Mrs. B. Lynch
Bon Ton
Muiinesto
Schilling
Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Ptiad
Zenith
Victor L. Wyly Sales CO
Bluehill
Best Foods
Wilson
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