Dodrill Tire Co Advertisement Sparks Tire Savings Claim
A fragmented ad for Dodrill Tire Co claims significant tire savings and pocket savings for customers, noting a bold promise about tire pricing and value in a terse promotional line.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented ad for Dodrill Tire Co claims significant tire savings and pocket savings for customers, noting a bold promise about tire pricing and value in a terse promotional line.
Poem about a weathered family home cherished through years. An old man sits in sun with a vines grown beard, imagining future days of happiness and reunion. The little house is a symbol of memory, love, and enduring dreams that cannot stay young.
Bruce Thorpe Bear reports the Charles de Bremond Post American Legion Auxiliary held a strong meeting at the Legion house with President Mrs F W Thompson presiding. Funds were approved to bring Christmas cheer to sick ex service men and ambulance patients at Roswell Fort Bayard and Ft Stanton. An auxiliary sale the 16th at Bake Rite Bakery aims to boost this fund. The group served refreshments and enjoyed a wireless concert. A separate note covers a Missionary Meet by the Christian Church Women Association chaired by Mrs Harry Andrew. Ten dollars was voted to support hot lunches for the Spanish American public school and the Latin America mission topic was led by Mrs Ernest P Malone with assistance from Mesdames Shepherd Cooper and A L Pierce. Parliamentary drill by Mrs Hungerford preceded a social hour with hostesses serving refreshments.
The Womans Club Chorus met at the Community House for a Christmas music rehearsal. A business meeting followed electing officers director Mrs Roy Daniel, accompanists Mrs Frank Kelley and Mrs Phl Helmig, secretary-treasurer Miss Ruth Shrader, critic Mrs Raymond Long, social committee captains Helen Herbst Nan Rasmus Geraldine Ogle Delena Gillespie, and executive committee members.
Mrs. R. E. Morris hosted a four course turkey dinner with red carnations and candle light as the city school board members D. N. Pope J. Q. Cummins D. H. Wilmot D. H. Smith O. W. White C. C. Cagle and R. E. Morris attended. After dinner a regular board meeting was held.
The Presbyterian Aid Society met at Mrs. Cahoon’s home with Mrs. Cahoon and Mrs. Martin as hostesses to welcome president Mrs. Robert Beers. They planned a December 16 bazaar and food sale with a Red Cross Christmas seal sale supporting local health work. The Southern M E Missionary Society elected officers and announced a December 18 reception for the retiring president. Also noted were a bridge luncheon invitation, a motor trip home from Roswell, and upcoming Country Club Monday Night Bridge Club hosting.
Goswell Floral Company advertises free delivery and a phone number 196 for orders. The brief notice highlights fresh floral arrangements and timely delivery services.
A quartet led by W H Coulthard and with Mrs Roy Daniel Miss Winterrowd W C Wolf and Mrs Frank Kelly with Manuel Oracion violin will perform for the Donovan Richardson lecture at the Woman's club room Carnegie library eight o'clock sharp The event is open to the public This kicks off three evening addresses by the Woman's club including North Hill School Benefit The Headless Horseman at Trieb's theatre matinee 3 30pm and show 7pm Wednesday and Thursday for North Hill PTA patronage listed Texaco products at Levers Service Station including motor oils that work in zero weather
Advertisement fragment urges thinking of White City Dairy for pure whole ink cream and whipping cream, with contact phone 1025 J-4. Local ad copy references cream products and brand messaging.
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