Rainbow Installations At Masonic Temple And Club Meeting
The Rainbow Assembly installed officers at Masonic Temple with Mary Louise Miller presiding and listed new officers, while the United Rural Club met at Mrs Florence M Painted’s home on West Second Street for a long day of travel talks quilting demonstrations and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rural Club
Painter
Florence M
West Second Street
George Hamilton
Vance Wilkins
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Mary Louise Miller
Louise Lyda
Effie Jane Crosby
Marjorie White
Lorraine Bechler
Edna Malone
Mabel Sands
Clara Lambeth
Frances Long
Ruth Jean Smith
Lois Perrine
Ethel Coffey
Merle Haynes
Phyllis Jean Gessert
Marguerite Lemp
Jean Amonett
Violet
Jean Newell
Outer Observer
Catherine Puckett
Inner Observer
Sarah Louise Whatley
Joyce Wyly
Marcella Lee
Charlotte Ann Fulton
Mary Harbert
Lois Weverka
Madine Rogers
Thelma Geelmuyden
Marion Finkhousen
Lucille Finkhousen
Helen Lane
Bobby Fisher
Margaret Patterson
M. E
O. M. Wallace
Paul Littell
Alice Tilton
Leslie Hogge
Roy Wilson
Doris Long
Ava Nellis
Lois Ivins
Juanita Young
Blanche Long
Abdah Anderson
Fileen Rapp
P. E. O. Chapter K Hosts Century of Progress Talks
Chapter K of the P. E. O. met at Miss Eula Bybee’s home with Miss Martha Cowan presiding. Talks on the Chicago Century of Progress Fair were given by Miss Cowan Burr Powell Irene Swann and others during a social hour with refreshments for a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Bybee
Martha Cowan
Misses Cowan
Burr Powell
Irene Swann
Nina Cullen
Shirley Feather
Edith Geyer
Joyce Hunter
Nelle G. Mason
Ruth Meadows
Nan Rasmus
Bess Bybee
Walter Gill
Corrine Whitney
Charming Bridge Party Honoring Southern Girl
Miss Anne Stewart of Ashland Kentucky sister of Mrs. William N Worthington was honored at a bridge party hosted by Misses Lida Rose and Vernice Talmage. Attendees included Dorothy Dow Frances Jewett Laura Hedgcoxe Shirley Gray Marjorie Barbara Keyes Jo Wilburn Helen Pritchard and Mrs Charles Strokes. A salad course featured a rose and green color theme reflected in decorations.
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Anne Stewart
Ashland
Kentucky
William N. Worthington
Lida Rose
Vernice Talmage
Dorothy Dow
Frances Jewett
Laura Hedgcoxe
Shirley Gray
Marjorie
Just Mavericks editor leaves for Kansas City
A Kansas City and Colorado Springs editor, Charles W. Scarritt Jr., departs after a year with family in Carlsbad. He authored Just Mavericks for The Record and plans winter in Phoenix, with a brief Kansas City visit and a return to journalism later. Also noted is a wedding at Carlsbad and a P T A lawn reception on Washington Avenue.
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Mavericks
Kansas City
Charles W. Scarritt Jr
Frances Spencer
New England
University of Missouri
SAE
Kansas City Star
Frances
George Spencer
Phoenix
Record
State President visits Clovis Womans Club
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs president J D Atwood spoke to Clovis Womans Club with guests from Portales Texico Farwell and Waco Texas City Federation. A tea followed. Mrs Hockenhull and Mrs Miller led juniors serving. Nearby notices invite PTA classes and church groups to meetings and events.
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Clovis Woman’s Club
J. D. Atwood
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
Clovis Womans Club
Clovis Hotel
Portales
Texico
Farwell
Waco Texas City
Ten Years Ago Today Woman's Club reception and campus Red Cross drive
Ten years ago the Woman's Club held a reception at Mrs. Arthur E Inghams new home with Grace Bear presiding. A campuswide Red Cross drive at the University of California Berkeley raised 2134.50 in three days for Japanese earthquake victims. Also announced were the marriage plans of Helen Herbst and Darwin Ellett and the purchase of the James M Hervey home at 712 North Lea Avenue by Carl M Einhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Arthur E. Ingham
Grace T. Bear
Mmes
Albert H. Pruit
R. C. Worswick
James B. Coats
H. F. Duffy
J. Moore
Frances Austin
Ingham
C. E. Mason
W. A. Johnson
John T. McClure
Zoa White
Florence Henderson
Mary Catherine Massie
Faybelle Cummins
Judson G. Osburn
Kathryn Newell
Leta Maurer
Herbert P. Joyce
Red Cross
University of California
At Berkeley
James B. Herbst
Helen
Darwin Ellett
A. R. Ellett
Carl M. Einhart
James M. Hervey
North Lea Avenue
Faculty reshuffles and retirements mark New Mexico schools
The community notes a broad teacher redeployment with many hires and transfers. Several instructors relocate from Cap Rock to Elkins and Camp, while Penasco and Felix schools close or defer due to enrollment declines. Eunice Young and Eunice Crockett move to Cartwright and Acme to fill vacancies as Mrs. Campbell and others teach elsewhere.
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Felix
Marcella Clayton
Addie Miller
Costa Rica
Central America
Berrendo
Eunice Young
Cartwright School
Estelle Robison
Rachel Sellman
R. L. Seegar
Camp School
Seegar
Hattie Singer
Cap Rock
Elkins
Rodman Cookson
Simmons University
Cookson
Penasco
Eunice Crockett
Acme
Marion Campbell
Ft. Davis
Texas
Edna Page
Artesia
Elk School
Alyce Williamson
Former Roswell Girl Married Last Summer
Elizabeth McGregor, long-time Roswell resident, wed Charles Wilbur Howell on June 27 in Wheeling West Virginia. The couple met family and friends at the Doty home on Chapline Avenue. Elizabeth is a Lash high school and Columbus training school graduate and Tau Kappa Phi member. Charles Howell is a Nashport high school graduate and Ellis Coal employee. They will live at 1247 Central.
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Roswell
Janesville
Ohio
Missr
Elizabeth McGregor
Chas
Wilbur Howell
H. W. Best
Isabel Doty
Chapline Avenue
Wheeling
West Virginia
Valley
Howell
R. E. McGregor
Linden Avenue
Lash High School
Columbus
Tau Kappa Phi Sorority
D. E. Howell
Frazersburg Road
Nashport High School
Ellis Coal Company
Central Avenue
Mrs Shearman Dies After Illness in Roswell Area
Mrs John S Shearman died at 4 40 am after a two week illness. She came to Roswell with her family seven years ago from Kansas and lived in Artesia the past year. Survived by husband and two children John Jr 16 and Lee 15, plus three sisters Mrs Maharon Amarillo Texas Mrs C B Combs and Mrs L L Morgan Liberal Kansas, and brothers Lee and Clem Richardson. Remains to be taken to Artesia tomorrow. Funeral likely Friday at Artesia Christian church. Ballard Funeral Home in charge. Also notes real estate and goats sale listing by Mrs P H Wrye near Capitan and west of Carrizozo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearman
John S. Shearman
Roswell
Kansas
Artesia
John Jr
Lee
Maharon
Amarillo
Texas
Cc. B. Combs
L. L. Morgan
Lee Richardson
Clem Richardson
Garden City
Missouri
Grace Shearman
City
Artesia Christian Church
Rural schools enrollment rises in Chaves county
The rural schools of Chaves county show an enrollment increase of 144 over last year, reaching 680 now versus 536 at this time last year. County superintendent Miss Thelma McCully reports visits to nearly all schools since term began and notes the system runs smoothly though crowded conditions persist.
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Chaves County
Thelma McCully
Roswell
Meeting of Old Timers Sunday at J P White Roof
All timers are invited to a 3 o clock Sunday meeting on the roof of the J P White building to plan Old Timers Day at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. J P White again directs the event and all old timers are urged to attend.
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J. P. White
New Mexico
Federal court sentences across multiple cases summarized
A Federal court docket lists defendants sentenced to prison terms ranging from four months to five years for offenses including reformatory terms, penitentiary terms, and probation. Names include John Wesley Payne Jr, Henry Wilhelm, Felix Monroe Bobbitt Jr, Jack Symons, Archie Lee Bennett, Naomi Dudlext, Cantrell, I L Garrison, Robert E Lee Edwards, George Lee Emerson, Demicio Ortega, A W Fades, E C Gordon, Geo Crock, and Dr W F Glazier, with outcomes spanning probation and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Payne Jr
Henry Wilhelm
Felix Monroe Bobbitt Jr
John
Jack) Symons
William Nelson Louks
Cecil Andrew Bennett
Archie Lee Bennett
Dyer
Naomi Dudlext
Cr. J. Cantrell
E. C. Gordon
Geo. Crock
W. F. Glazier
Queen's Floats to Open Eastern New Mexico Fair Parade
Queen's floats will headline the Eastern New Mexico State Fair parade opening October 18 19 2021 on Main Street. Floats centered on queens compete for cash prizes with first 100 second 50 and third 25. Military and baby parade also planned.
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Proto
Main Street
New Mexico
Business Institute Ends Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
H W Stanley of Dallas concludes a two night session with talks on The Consumers Viewpoint and Advertising Under The NRA at 7:30 and 8:30. Last night 115 attended his discussion on The Retail Code and The Retail Sale as he warned slackers of war era label now applied to NRA violators with penalties of 500 dollars and six months in prison for each offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Stanley
Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Smiths Attend Funeral in Santa Fe for J D Sheets
Mr and Mrs Frank L Smith and Mr and Mrs Donald Smith left yesterday for Santa Fe to attend the funeral of J D Sheets today. Mrs Alda Sheets, sister of Frank and Donald Smith, accompanies or is noted as related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Donald Smith
Sancta Fe
J. D. Sheets
Alda Sheets
Frank
Court proceedings conclude with modified sentence expiry
Judge Neblett and clerk William D. Bryars departed for Santa Fe this afternoon after the L. L. Simmons sentence was modified to expire today as part of the ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Simmons
Neblett
William D. Bryars
Santa Fe
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la Honda Club
Mmes. M. A. Mapes
L. D. Shipman
J. S. Weeler
E. J. Baker
W. M. Hall
J. A. Emerson
Frank Seaverns
Esther M. Howlett
Esther Seaverns
William J. Beatty
Oscar White
M. E. Missionary Society
T. H. Craig
T. W. King
James R. Daughtry
E. L. Lyda
W. E B. Lambeth
Henry
Lenk Fa
Grace Thorpe
Eodore Reiser
Lane Ianmers Kiddies
LOS
Donald Cook
Mary Astor
Warner
Marion Gering
Hoot Gibson
Princess
Thur
Carlsbad
Daily Current Argus
Ethel Shepherd Kinney
J. D. Hunter
R. Dean Wait
North Canal Street
C. S. Walker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Wait
Mrs. Hunter
el Paso
Hunter
Charles W. Shepherd
Mr. Hunter
State Oil
James Building
Simmons
Minane
Colorado Springs
W. C. Urton
Hereford
Washington Avenue
Parent- Teachers Association
L. J. Vaudelet
Arden Boel- Iner
D. N. Pope
Board of Education
George Wilcox
Dexter
L. D. Tucker
State Congress of Parent and Teachers
Jennie Kenney
Inga Mulray
Grace Lee Robinson
Lois Eddins
Gladys Webb
Helen Kootis
Alice Webb
Ruth Neah
Elizabeth Yarborough
Fay Curley
John W. Hall
Hugh Huff, Jr
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
Country Club
Martha Robinson
Kate Robinson
Chicago
P. T. A. School of Instruction
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John W. Rhea
LeRoy Thompson
India
M. I
Eistelgeorge
Elks Club
Pommy Adams
I. W. Carter
Camp Camino
Presbyterian Aid Society
Union
Martin
Presbyterian Mission Study
Westminster Hall
M. C. Martin
Social Service Committee
Southern M. E. Missionary Society
North Main
H. F. Edwards
Janice Montez
Capitan
Carrizozo
P. H. Wrye
Odd Fellows Home
Federal Court
Business Institute
Underwoods
O.K
Ward
Underwood