Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 3

Friday Afternoon February 14, 1941 Us PAGE THHEfi MAYNOR D. McGEE -Office Phone 400 Home Phone 265 MESDlMES BARDENS IIONOREES AT MORNING COFFEE GIVEN BY CO-HOSTESSES AT DAVIET HOME Mrs. Frederick J. Bardens and Mrs. Spencer J.

Hardens will be complimented with a morning coffee by Mrs. S. Robertson and Mrs. L. L.

Daviet at the Daviet home on Hess Terrace from 10 until 12 tomorrow morning. Mrs. Spencer Bardens, the Miss Ruth Hooker, returned here this year after having lived for some twelve years in China. Mrs. F.

J. Bardens, who had lived in the Orient for more than 30 years, accompanied her daughter- in-law, here, to make her home until civil matters are straightened out in China. Receiving the guests will be Mrs. Mrs. Robertson and the lonoreea.

From a lace-covered table, centered with a sliver, bowl of African daisies nnd flanked with silver candles, coffee will be served. Presiding at the coffee urns in alternating periods will be Mrs. Dean Stahmann, Miss Helen Rooker, Mrs. Ernst Artschwager, and Mrs. Numa C.

Frenger. Generally assisting, other members of the house party will be Mrs. Edward C. Snow, Mrs. G.

A. Feather, Mrs. Carl A. Tyre, Mrs. W.

Horace Nesbitt of Anthony, Mrs. Fred Hess and Mrs. Keo Llewellyn. More than thirty out-of-town guests have been invited. About 125 are expected to be present at sometime during the coffee period.

This is the first of a series of entertainments Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Daviet are planning for the early spring. Troop Committee Of Girl Scouts Makes Program The Girl Scout troop committee of Girl Scout Troops One and Two met Tuesday p. Feb.

11, at the home of "rs. B. D. Stern. Members present, including the hostess were Mrs.

C. Gerber, Mrs. L. N. Berry, and Mrs.

M- Swartz. WSCS Circle lo Meet Monday Circle Number One of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, St. Paul's MeUiodist church, will meet at 2:30 p. m. on Monday at the church.

After the regular business session, the circle will be guest of the Marguerite Walker Circle at the home of Mrs. C. S. Conlee on North Armijo, at 4 p. m.

U. S. Post Office Revenues Estimated revenues of the U. S. post office department for the last fiscal amounted to $745,955,075.24, the largest in history, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year for 1940.

CHEST COLD MISERY FIRST--rub throat, chest, and back with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime. THIIN-- spread a thick layer of VapoRub on the chest and cover with a warmed cloth. BIGHT AWAY, VapoRub goes to work --loosens phlegm--eases muscular soreness or tightness- clears air passages--relieves coughing. And often by morning, most of the misery of the cold is gone. Miss Elise Rosenwald, leader of Troops One and Two, also attended.

At this time two new committee members were appointed: Mrs. E. Artschwager, and Miss Shirley Thomas. The committee decided, also, to hold regular monthly meetings throughout the Scout year, on the second Tuesday of each month. Mrs.

C. W. Gerber-will be pur hostess for March. Another matter of interest discussed was the possibility of securing Miss Schrottky, field representative from the regional office at Dallas, to address us during her forthcoming trip through this territory. Miss Schrottky accepted our vitation.

and will be with us on Saturday, Feb. 15. The announcement of the time and place of meeting 1 is elsewhere in this paper. (Parents, teachers and everyone who interested in Girl Scouting, are cordially invited to attend. The committee considered just how the various troops of this community might celebrate together on Founders' Day.

March 12 However, since the anniversary falls in the middle of the schoo week, it was decided that each troop in the district the two Las Cruces, one at Tortugas, ant one at Mesilla Park would con duct especially appropriate exer cises at each' regular troop meet ing during that week, and make a report of the same to our local pa per. On adjournment of. the busines session, our hostess served tea and we enjoyed a social hour. "To those who are Girl Scou minded," the troop committee an nounces, "please take note that through a census of the Las Cru ces schools conducted by Mjlss Rosenwald, there are 260 girls whi are keen to be Girl Scouts. Bu there must be leaders.

Girl Scou leadership is a most satisfying worth-while avocation. "Miss Rosenwald and member of the above troop committee wil be very glad of volunteers in thi field," they said. REGIONAL GIRL SCOUT LEADER WILL SPEAK HERE TOMORROW WICKS A Mrs. Walter Jentgun, formerly i Miss Lillian Nicholson, county ex I tension agent, has returned to he home in Portales 'after visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Enzie. in pumps with "feminine fillips!" The "tailored look" of gabardine is softened by the "trio of bows" on the hi-hceled i scallops on the lo-hceled one! Both have touches of patent arc clasticizcd and fit "oh so THE WHITE HOUSE OF LAS CRUCES Seeks Presidency--in 1964! Congralnlalious To Jeff Isaacks The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jclf Isaacks are sending congratulations upon, the birth of a daughter to the young couple at Big Spring, Texas.

The baby was born on t'eb, 11, and weighed sevtm and one-half pounds. The Isaacks family are thrilled, especially as this is tho first daughter to bear the Isaacks 1 name in the second generation. Valentines in "Unique Design" jFor Park Group Mrs. Goddard To Carlsbad lo Plan Club Even I S7 1 VALENTINE REIGNS IN CITY AS MANY HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN St. Valentino lias ruled Las Cm- Valentines have formed motifs for cos hosles.st'S tin's sprinkling decorations.

Mrs. R. W. Goddard returned pretty pinty with myriads home yesterday ufter making a of red hearts and snow-white- club visil in her official capacity streamers. candles and lacy us president of the New Mexico Ill I JIUUUlllVI Enchiladas in the shape of I l)b wor lc Federated Women's cjubs.

On Wednesday Mrs, Goddard was in Hot Springs, where she was the 1 house guest of Mrs. J. K. Morrison, wife of the supprintendrnl of the Carrie Tingley hospital. Following a dinner given for Mrs.

Goddard, the club women with Mrs. Goddnrd, went to the home of Mrs. C. L. Hedrlck for the regu- intcn-stinR to th Inr program.

The subject for dis- attended thr cussion was American Psychology, Mesill after which Mrs. Gnddard reported on the national board meeting and Ficsla Smite On Screen at Mcsilla School Picking out nnesself in depicted on the srrtvn proved nuisl lurf-c cn.wl win mm given at Hit school nudiloriuni lust eve. Bonnie totter and Bill Belt Claiming that Willkle did not start his presidential campaign early enough, Bill Belt, 17, of Hermiaton, already has launched a campaign to become president of the U. S. in 1B64.

"Rely on Belt- Save Your Pants!" is the youth's campaign slogan. Beit has a "National Women's Club," too, hoping to find a "First Lady" in a contest. Bonnie Toffer, 16, of Hermiston, serves as vico president of the club and Is one of the leading candidates for the "First Lady" of the land--In 1964. Entrants to the "First Lady" contest must be between 12 and 20, pretty, good vote-getters and have a lot of ability. hearts was the unique Valentine party enjoyed by the members of the Brotherhood and the Woman's Missionary Union of Emanucl Baptist church at Mcsilla Park, in the home of Mrs.

M. L. Bason, last night. After the dinner hour or hours some say, group singing and games were enjoyed. Mrs.

Carl Cordell gave a entitled, "Day's Ration," to the delight of those present. Miss A. Schrottky, from the Dals regional office of the Amerian Girls Scouts, will be in Las ruces tomorrow. She will.speak at the Branigan brary auditorium at 2:30 p. m.

iris Learn About Meals at' Markets Members of the Home-making 'wo classes at the Las Cruces Unon high school were divided into groups today and visited a num- ier of the local meat markets. The purpose of the trip was to acquaint the girls with various of meat and their uses. Many if the girls were especially inter- isted in learning names of the cuts, and from what part of the animal they are taken, as well as economical cuts and how to prepare them. Next week girls will specialize cooking meats in dinners, preparing, learning to serve them at- iractively, economically and palatably. The girls decided to prepare theii dinners during" the noon hour; since classes meet at one hour periods In this way, they have a well- balanced hot noon meal in place of the cold lunch brought from home.

After the meal is prepared and kitchen put in order, the giris are allowed freedom that they ivould otherwise have had during the noon hour. The girls expressed their appreciation to Dutch's Meat Market and Thrift's Market for their patience in aiding them in today's lesson. Miss Kathcrine Dicks and Vera Randle accompanied them on the trip. The troop committee for "the Girl acouts in Dona Ana county arc rging all Scouts, would-be-scouts, eaders, teachers and parents who are interested In the work to-hear Miss Schrottky. Conference with the executive joard of the troop committee will held during the day.

On Monday Mrs. Kocldard will go tn Carlsbad, where she will bo the guest of Mrs. J. W. Lewis, president of that district.

Plans for the state convention to be held in Carlsbad on March 27-28-2!) will he made. Mrs. Goddard will meet with the Junior club women at Carlsbad and at Artestfi. and then will go to Roswell, where she will be the guest of Mrs. J.

D. Atwood, state past-president. From Roswell, Mrs. Goddiml will (go to Albuquerque to iiltentl the first birthday party of Uin Pro- Mr, and Mrs. Will.

Isaacks and gross club of that'city. Mrs. God- Emmett Isaacks, returned from Santa Fe last night. They made the trip to the capital on Monday. ning.

Pictures the LH Fronti-ra fiesta given in Las Cnicrs en July 2-1-26. wore inclii'iini; l.hci Crosses ceremonies, flouts nml dance scenes. The Gatlsden Pmrhiiso celobni- tion was another popular part nf the program, nnd tin the Tortugas Indians i The style show and bridge spon: the Woman's Golf club at the Country club tonight will be i with the beloved theme of St. I Valentine. P.n.siness and Professional AVo- i man's hi" dance mi Saiurdiiy night will Ihfi same theme.

The. holiby and antique silver lea given by the Mary Martha I circle of St. Pnill's church par- i was beau- i carried out on these lines. 'i'Mn 1. F.

F. ciuii celebrated with a Valentine party nt the home of Mrs. Willis Burkley last night. LENOX JEWELER Watches and Diamonds 116 E. Griggs Home from Capital While there they attended to business matters, and Emmett Isaacks took part in the conferences at the Stale Cattlegrowers' association meeting.

Fred Thome of Los Angeles, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Fred Thorne, in Las Cruces. dard will speak there on Woman's Part in the National Defens Program." Pllul Uses Swastika Residents in Princeton, N. were given a momentary sou re when a rice-sowing plane, painted orange nnd black and vvilh swastikas on the wings, zoomed down on them. The laugh came when the pilot called oul: "I'm Hitler.

Chase applause. The pictures were in color, iiml constitute a pictorial history of the gay firstas hold in Dunn Ann county" during tin: Ciwrlo CtMitennial year. Revival Througli Sunday I The revival bo ing i-arrird on at Church of the Nazinvnc will continue through Sunday night, Services are beinj- held earh eve- i i nt The pastor, the Rev. J. W.

Cox is inviting everyone to For first news of Las Crucos and of the world, subscribe for the Sun News. Mesilla Park Plant Farm Mesilla Park Ph. 596-H3 Complete line of Nursery Slock for immediata planting. WANTED Mrs. J.

H. Guinn as a steady customer. Phone 402 QUICK SERVICE CLEANERS LARGEST OF THE LE IN 8 MAJOR DIMENSIONS! See the MAN with the "MEASURING Learn About Ford's New Bigness Homeinakers Are Hostesses on St. Valentine Members of Las Cruces Union high school Home-making classes and Home-making clubs, will entertain dates with' a St. Valentine co-ed dance and party at the Home EC.

cottage this evening. The cottage has been transformed into a very pretty place with the traditional red and white color theme. On the mantel is placed a large cupid surrounded with hearts, one of which shows broken by cupid's da rts. Red and white streamers end ing with red hearts, hang from the light fixtures. Refreshments carrying out the same theme will be served from a lace covered table, the centerpiece of which will be of red-heart gumdrops placed on blades of Spanish Dagger, giving a realistic effect of spring blossoms.

Red and white tapers reflected in mirrors will complete the effective design. The girls will he assisted in entertaining by Miss Knthcrine Dicks, head of the department, and the Misses Lois Dunkle, Emma Keller, and Nina Lee Cavincss rf State College, who are doing their student teaching at this time. On hundred guests and members will attend. Father Comluc.ls Retreat The Rev. J.

J. Connaghan will be the retreat master at Lorctto Academy, Las Cruces, on Sunday, February 16. 1941, when he will give the Annual Retreat for tho ladles of Las Cruces. Father Connaghnn will give four talks on the relation of Mary to the modern woman. His topics will Include.

Who Do I Love Mary find Womankind; Mnry nnd Mothers; nnd Our Blessed Mother. Fay Sperry In driving new Packard IClght which ho ascd this week from Joe Smith, local doalor. Look at the chart--see how Ford outmea- surcs the "other two." It's the longest inside-where length really counts. It has tlic greatest total seating width. You get extra knee-room and front head-room.

Wider doors! Larger windshield! And the big Ford 125" spring- base is actually longer than CHIC, 8-M" longer than the other. Is there any question which low-price car gives you the most room? You can see the difference in room you difference in ride. It's a completely NEW RIDE made possible by "SLOW- MOTION improved shock absorbers, new stabilizer, a more rigid frame. Only Ford gives you the extra power, extra smoothness and proved economy of its V-8 engine--with still faster pickup this year. Yes Ford leads in a lot of things! But you'll never realize how many until you make actual comparisons.

It will pay you to meet the man the "Measuring bring your present car we'll give you a really tempting "deal." GET THE FACTS AND YOU'LL GET A FORD MESILLA MOTOR COMPANY 600 North Main Street 3rC YOUR FORD DEALER FIBST FOR LOW-COST FINANCING Phone 203.