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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
6
Emory Reed of Dexter was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail for driving while intoxicated by Judge James B. McGhee yesterday afternoon. Sixty days of the sentence were suspended until further order of the court.
Pat Patterson of Dexter was sentenced by L L Johnson Justice of the Peace to 30 days in jail on a charge of defacing the Hagerman calaboose. He allegedly escaped by cutting a hole in the corner of the structure.
Plane bringing parents from Memphis to Denver stopped in Amarillo for rest as searchers near Lindbergh Peak locate a crevice where their son was reportedly found in a fatal incident.
At the Rotary Club meeting Mrs. Helen Noah discussed the Roswell Community band and the Roswell School band which she leads with notable success. Walden Bassett spoke on Ethiopia detailing its people and character amid current public attention. Frank Marks urged recruitment for the goodwill motor trip with businessmen to Carlsbad and other valley points. Married Roswell pair Hero R. L. McFiren and Lorene Simmons wed by L. L. Johnson. Mrs Ray Levers and Mr and Mrs Oran Dale plan a Los Angeles trip for the San Diego Exposition. Record circulation excels.
Peaches described as Elberta variety picked daily at the farm located 1142 miles south of Shady Grove and 2 miles east of Fairbanks. Also offering cooking apples from Gaylords Orchard.
Major Beverly H. Coiner heads the Department of Military Science and Tactics at N M M I and will move to Camp Knox Kentucky. Major John Edwin Selby will take over at the Institute starting August 15 and Coiner plans to spend time in Roswell and New Mexico hunting before October. The Coiner family has been in Roswell seven years and enjoys strong ties to the community. Major Selby comes from Fort Riley Kansas and will begin duties August 15 with his wife and three children Marion 16 Edwin 15 and John 12.
Mrs. Frank Swaine died at St Marys hospital at 7 30 this morning after an operation on July 1 She had lived in Roswell since 1912 and was born Grace Fitzgerald in Valley Park Mo She married Frank Swaine in 1915 and leaves three children Joseph 17 Phillip 14 and Mary Virginia 4 Funeral arrangements were not set Ballard Funeral Home is handling arrangements
A benefit dance for the Roswell baseball club will be held at the D A V hall Saturday night. Admission will be $1 per couple. Also appears an advertisement for hay fever treatment by natural methods with Dr Esther Seale and Dr R Van Meusen at Ant 102 Fowler Apartments, telephone 576.
Texico Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church opens its annual camp meeting at the fairgrounds lasting until August 18. Attendance is expected at 300 to 500 from New Mexico and west Texas. Weekday program includes devotional at 6:00 am and preaching at 3:15 pm with a Sabbath schedule on August 10. R P Montgomery of Clovis will preside.
Dr E W Lander has moved his office from 305 VWieet Second to the Fisher Building at 215 West Third. Phone contact is 30.
Roswell golfers are invited to enter the 1935 city championship at Roswell Country Club. Qualifying 18 holes must be completed by August 18 with pairings made that day. Entry fee 50 cents funds prizes and expenses. Committee members Roila Hinkle and Willard Prager urge all city golfers to participate. Quality circulation advertises beauty course at Old Mission School of Beauty Culture.
Word has been received that the picture of Kit Carson by Robert Ball of Roswell won salon honors at the National Photographers Convention of America held at Cedar Point Ohio.
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