Community Calendar Social Events Week Schedule
Saint Andrew Guild at Mrs Aldrich home 2 30 p m Monday Wemans Missionary Union of First Baptist Church parlor 2 30 p m Chautauqua Literary Circle with Mrs Dakens 36 Dutch treat dinner bridge honoring Mines Keller Winslow Wool ford 6 30 p m Tuesday PR E O Chapter K supper at Nina Cullen 6 30 p m Rainbow Assembly Masonic Temple installation 7 30 p m United Rural Club covered dish luncheon Mrs J E Wolfe 10 a m Presbyterian Missionary Relay class lunch noon Westminster Hall 10 a m Washington Ave PTA garden party school 3 30 p m Epworth League First M E Church party 7 30 p m Wednesday Womans Club Get Acquainted Party club house 3 00 6 0 p m F D PTA first meeting year reception at school 7 30 p m Thursday Chaves County Archaeological Society Carnegie Library 7 30 p m P B O Chapter B Mrs Claude Simpson 2 30 p m Olivet Study Club Mrs B E R Ball hostess Mrs Will Purdy 2 30 p m Friday Chums Shipwreck dance Womans Club 8 30 p m St Andrews Guild Mexican supper Parish Hall 6 p m Presbyterian supper Westminster Hall 7 p m East Side PTA Yucca Theatre benefit Wagon Wheels matinee and night The Bock Club Mrs Ross L Malone hostess 2 30 p m Saturday East Side PTA Yucca Theatre Wagon Wheels matinee and night A A A W registration tea Miss Harriet Poorbaugh 4 6 p m Womans Association First Christian rummage sale 100 North Main Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Andrew’s Guild
R. W. Aldrich
Wemans
Union of First Baptist Church
Chautauqua Literary Circle
Julia H. Dakens
Dutch Treat
Country Club
Mines
Barlow
Keller
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
United Rural Club
J. E. Wolfe
Presbyterian Missionary
Westminster Hall
Washington Avenue
Parent- Teachers Association
Epworth League of First M. E
Womans Club
F. D
Parent-Teachers Association
Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society
Carnegie Library
BE. O
Claude Simpson
Olivet
BE. R. Ball
Will Purdy
St. Andrews Guild
Parish Hall
Wagon Wheels
Bock Club
Ross L. Malone
East Side
Harriet Poorbaugh
Womans Association
First Christian Church
North Main Street
Pals Poverty Dance Draws Large Crowd at Woman’s Club
Fifty couples attended the Pals Society poverty themed dance at The Womans Club with Tommy Adams and his orchestra playing in poverty attire. Chaperoned by Mrs. Ly man A Sanders, Mrs. E W Mitchell and others, the event drew strong attendance and featured slum style decorations and costumes. Names listed include Marian Sanders Minerva Pearson Joyce Wyly Helen Lane Dorothy Lancaster Eleanor Nicholas Nancy Elizey Edith French Jane Lewis Patricka Mitchell Frances Schultz Marion Roney. Miss Eula Prince plans Mayo Clinic visit with Miss Bess Bybee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pals Society
Womans Club
Tommy Adams
Lyman A. Sanders
E. W. Mitchell
W. F. Hannagan
Art exhibit by Mrs Martha Kennedy at Kennedy Fine Arts Studio
Mrs Martha Kennedy hosted an exhibit at Kennedy Fine Arts Studio at 703 North Richardson Avenue drawing large crowds. The display featured oil and watercolor paintings and china with mellow candle light, autumn flower baskets, and arts and crafts such as plastic painting plaques lamp shades and screens. The artist, now based in Roswell after time in Muskogee and Los Angeles, invites Sunday viewers to see the works she has earned awards across the Pacific coast and Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kennedy
Kennedy Fine Arts
North
Richardson Avenue
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Roswell
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Notable Visits and Local Social Highlights Share News
Mrs J R Linn and family from Carlsbad and Washington visited here. The Senior Guild of Saint Andrews Church to serve a Mexican supper Friday at six. Mrs A F Fegan of Cloudcroft to host first supper in a series. reservations via Mrs J C Ballard. Lamon Jr and Mabel Cahoon return from honeymoon trip. Garden Club meets Sunday at Little Grey Presbyterian Church gardens. Miss Eva Alexander marries Tycho S Linquist in El Paso Grace Church. Kennedy Fine Arts Studio to extend formal opening through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Andrew’s Church
A. F. Fegan
Tip Top
Cloudcroft
J. C. Ballard
John Jeaniel Lamon Jr
Mabel Cahoon
Albuquerque
Michigan Lake
Colorado
Little Grey Presbyterian Church
Bexter
Eva Alexander
Tycho S. Linquist
Torreon
Mexico
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
el Paso
Mrs Atwood to Head Albuquerque Junior Tea
Roswell state president of the Federation of Women's Clubs Mrs Jefferson D Atwood will star as guest of honor at a Friday tea hosted by Albuquerque Junior club at 4 pm at the home of club president Miss Elizabeth Nordhaus Other honored guests include new members Mrs F L Kirby Mrs Geo Ruoff and sponsors Mrs W C Reid and Mark P Beam Mrs Atwood will attend the Albuquerque Women's Club session at 3 pm prior to the tea sourced from the Albuquerque Journal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson D. Atwood
Roswell
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Junior Department of Women’s Clubs
Elizabeth Nordhaus
Atwood
F. L. Kirby
Albuquerque Woman's Club
Geo. Ruoff
W. C. Reid
Mark P. Beam
Woman’s Club
Albuquerque Journal
Presbyterian Silver Tea a Beautiful Success
Sixty attended the Presbyterian Missionary silver tea at Mrs. Charlies D. Keyes home with hostesses Mrs. F. L. Sherman and Mrs. Keyes. Flowers decorated the rooms as songs, piano pieces, and Lenore Shafer accompaniment entertained. The silver offering was generous and guests enjoyed ices, cakes, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary
Charlies D. Keyes
F. L. Sherman
Keyes
Lloyd B. Johnson
Tom Hubbard
Harriet Poorbaugh
Lenore Shafer
Vance R. Wilkins
Margaret Wilkins
Entre Nous Bridge Club Birthday Celebration
The Entre Nous Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs. Charles N Green with autumn flowers, two course refreshments, and a candle lit cake for members celebrating birthdays. Attendees included Mrs. Will H Whatley, Mrs. D. P. Haynes, Mrs. O. M. Wallace, Philip J. Reedy, Luther M. Dudley, Louis Falconi, Ralph H. Herring, and the hostess.
Deaths From the Gale Continue on Page One
The report details continued fatalities as survivors struggle to escape flooded areas and perilous conditions. the violent gale hurls victims from dangerous heights, with a list noting 269 people affected.
End of Textile Strike Seen as Imminent Possibility
Washington dispatch says the longest textile strike in U S history may end soon. A Roosevelt appeal bolsters hopes for peace as United Textile Workers hold a critical meeting. If employers accept the Winant board recommendations, a Monday settlement appears possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Executive Council
The
United Textile Workers
Presidential Mediation Board
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Lovely morning coffee hosted by Mrs Moberly in Roswell
A 10 o clock coffee at 513 North Kentucky Avenue hosted by Mrs. Harry G. Moberly featured pink rose buds and ferns. Attendees included Mrs. Gayle Armstrong Mrs. Arden Boellner and several others from the local social set of Roswell. The Women’s Wolf Club Roswell Country Club notes Mrs. Louis Falconi won first flight at the handicap tournament with Mrs. Gladys Brice Wyatt second flight. Playing will move to Friday mornings with a noon luncheon at the clubhouse. Participants listed include Mrs. Willard Prager Mrs. Beverly Coiner Louis Falconi and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Moberly
North
Kentucky Avenue
Mmes
Gayle G. Armstrong
Arden Boellner
Lawrence Wolfe
Fob Crosby
H. P. Saunders
George L. Erwin
Robert Bear
L. T. Godfrey
Henry EE. Samson
Max Coll
Womans Wolf Club
Roswell Country Club
Louis Falconi
Gladys Brice-Wyatt
Womans Golf Club
Willard L.prager
Beverly H. Coiner
Henry Bedford
Sidney Prager
Louis Keel
J. P. White Jr
Roswell Couple’s Daughter Mary Jo to Wed Reid in Albuquerque
Invitations from Mr and Mrs Lee L Evans announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Jo to Mr Thomas Milliman Reid on Wednesday October 10 at four in the afternoon at Saint Johns Cathedral in Albuquerque. Tom Reid born in Roswell and former New Mexico Military Institute student. The wedding unites two of New Mexico’s prominent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Lee L. Evans
Mary Jo
Thomas Milliman Reid
Saint Johns Cathedral
Albuquerque
William Co. Reid
Tom Reid
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
Disaster tolls in Osaga and Kyoto with heavy losses
The text reports 1,067 dead and 307 injured in Osaga with 181 missing, plus destruction of over 3,000 factory buildings and thousands damaged. In Kyoto, the empire’s historic seat, 203 dead and 858 injured are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaga
Kyoto
Delegates To Conven tions Headed For Monday Conventions
Delegates from New Mexico prepare to travel Sunday to the Democratic gathering in Albuquerque and the Republican meeting in Santa Fe. Uninstructed delegations are expected, with Republicans favoring Bronson Cutting for senator and Democrats backing Hatch Chavez for senator and Tingley for governor. Conventions open Monday and must finalize tickets by Wednesday to meet legal filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Republican
Wilson
Bronson Cutting
United States
Hatch
Chavez
Tingley
Institute official urges reopening closed mills promptly
An Institute spokesperson said I am recommending that closed mills be reopened as soon as possible, signaling urgency in restoring industrial operations and jobs amid economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thle Institute
Local G O P Said To Favor Sen Cutting
The Republican State Delegates to the Santa Fe convention will begin leaving Sunday morning with a large county representation in person. William J. Wilson, county chairman, said Cutting is the favored senator delegation though no county convention candidate was endorsed. He praised Cutting for quick results and service to stockmen farmers oil men ex soldiers and all New Mexico people, warning that not reelecting him would be a political mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
William J. Wilson
Cutting
New Mexico
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Grace Thorpe
PR. E. O
Nina Cullen
Eula Prince
Rochester, Minn
Bess Bybee
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Adolph, Zuker
Paramoun
Helen Morgan Lynne
Moran & Mack Cartoon & News
Sun
Bing Crosby
Mariam Hopkins
Utah
Junior Wranglers
J. R. Linn
J. B. Morris
Carlsbad
Arthur J. Linn
Washington, D. C
Norman Fee
Mr. Linn
Hamilton National Bank of
North Richardson
Mrs. Atwood
Yucca Theatre Management
Epworth League of the First
M. E. Church
Henderson D. Bush
Jenny Lind Push
Epworth League of the First M. E. Church
T.A. Stancliff
Willard L. Prager
ENTRE
Eatingist
Oil Scouts Roof
Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
M. A. White
G. C.hill
Adv
Rose White
Adventure Girl
Frank Buck
Sunset Creamery
West
RCA
Zink Music Co
Dunn Plumbing & Heating Co
Sen
Central Drug Phone
J. P. White
Mr. Fields
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