J P White Ed. P White Recovering From Illness
J P White editor P White, taken sick with a bad cold yesterday, was reported improved this morning but remains confined to his home.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
8
J P White editor P White, taken sick with a bad cold yesterday, was reported improved this morning but remains confined to his home.
A listing from Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street advertises zippered suits with talon slide fastenings and warm helmets for children. Described as washable, in dark colors and gradient shades, with separate starts in sizes 1 and 2.
Captain Irby of the Salvation Army is ill with flu but the work will continue as usual. He is confined to his bed but staff press on with duties and community service despite his illness.
The ad promotes ready made aprons as practical gifts with fast colors and neat styles priced from 50 cents. It also advertises four end eight pocket shoe bags made of colorful material as another useful gift from Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street.
Jailed For Brunkeness Bm Tin and Charles Scott were sentenced to ten days in the city jail by police judge W. C. Winston yesterday after they pleaded guilty to being drunk. They were arrested by Frank Young, police chief.
An advertisement offers a quick fix for a malfunctioning radio and promotes Falcon Electrical Service located at 125 West 2nd with a contact number for repairs and adjustments.
Funeral services for William Claude Simpson aged fifty two will be held tomorrow at two oclock from the Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev D B Titus of the First Christian Church in charge Music directed by Mrs R D Jones Casket bearers to be provided by the Masonic lodge The lodge will conduct services at South Park where interment will be made with Talmage Mortuary directing
Alibert Bledsoe aged sixty eight died last night at ten thirty at the family home ten miles southeast of the city. He came from Oklahoma and lived in the Dexter Hagerman communities. Survived by wife four daughters Mrs E C Full Carthage Missouri Mrs F D Lucas Los Angeles California Mrs E G Rudig Roswell and Mrs J F Bible this city and one son T A Bledsoe Roswell. Funeral arrangements not fixed and services likely Thursday with Hagerman interment. Talmage Mortuary in charge.
Old Man Winter arrives in Hoswell bringing snow that looks beautiful but makes streets dangerous. Slick tires and lack of charm pose hazards to motorists as the pavement slicks up.
The Record promotes candy boxes as gifts to subscribers with the lid opening to reveal fine chocolates. Advertisers are urged to avoid deceit, emphasizing truth in advertising and the risk to reputations from insincere claims. Boxes are going fast and available in stores now.
Thomas M. Foley attorney for Emerson Watts said he will file habeas corpus to obtain the release of former New Mexico state treasurer and Roswell broker from the San Francisco city prison if New Mexico authorities do not act by tomorrow.
Extradition documents for Watts have been prepared and sent to Governor Seligman for signature but have not yet been returned to Chaves county officers.
The House resolution listing 18 pages authorized the judiciary committee to investigate President Herbert Hoover for high crimes or misdemeanors and report findings with impeachment recommendations. It seeks to present a constitutional remedy and relief to the people if warranted.
A feature on jewelry trends highlighting craftsmanship in silver and gold mountings. The piece notes design variety, mounting techniques, and how jewelry houses showcase both classic and modern styles for personal adornment.
The Chamber of Commerce announces the nominating committee's list for 15 directors. Eight holdovers seek another year, with four already serving in the last two years. Balloting is set for January 17 in the chamber, with optional additional nominations due by January 7.
A local storefront advertises Christmas candies at 12c per pound and Cauliflower 13c per pound. Fresh produce includes celery 19c per bunch and cranberries 15c per quart. Meats feature dressed rabbits 10c each and various steaks 10c to 15c per pound. Advertiser: H. B. Salee, 208 East Std St, phone 1212.
Expert radio service advertised by Western Auto Supply Company with contact phone 128 for quick repairs and parts.
Euphilia Ramirez died shortly after midnight at 131 East Tilden where she lived with her sister Susie Ramirez after about a month of illness. She is survived by her father in Santa Fe New Mexico and mother Luisa Martinez of the city, two sons Louis and Eutimo, six brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending with Schuler's Funeral Home.
A classified ad promotes a real art quality wave priced up to $2.25, noting its value and prior higher sale. Nickson Beauty Shop is listed with phone number 640 and an Adv. tag.
B Ginsberg could not come to his store today because of a bad cold. The note indicates a brief illness and absence from business without further details.
Earl Fore 31, cowboy of Diamond A ranch, died suddenly. Body shipped to Las Vegas New Mexico for burial. Rev Joy Thompson led services with music by Mrs Saunders and Mrs Otis Prenneman. Casket bearers were Sam Butler Henry Russell Jim Decker Billy Martin Joe Bean and Dr L J Johnson. Survived by father A W Fore mother nine brothers and one sister. He was a well liked cowboy with sunny disposition.
The Second Baptist revival enters its second week with a large audience and a special service for shut-ins led by Dr. Dodd. Sermons focus on The Christ of Galilee and Christ s Vicarious Death. Invitations extended to pastors. radio listeners urged to attend. Wednesday is Family Night with a souvenir for the largest family and the youngest and eldest attendees.
Mrs Collier, aged years, died at Arden Texas. Survived by five sons and five daughters including Ada Collier of Arden and Helen Davis of Atwater. Funeral at 1 pm from Bynum Ballard Chapel with Rev Julian Atwood. Remains to be shipped by train to Waco for burial with M B E Copier.
London reports a blunt British pledge to pay the 95.55 million dollar debt instalment due Thursday while party factions debate policy. A radical group meets separately with no final stance on government payments. Critics say the note lacks substance and hints this may be the last payment under the current funding scheme. The government appeals to the United States for an early review of the debt issue.
Old Mission Beauty Shoppe at 219 North Main advertises distinctive wave styling and a new lairdress service as a fashion feature. The ad lists phone 182 for contact and references Adv. 1212c.
Falconi Electrical Co advertises repair services for all radio kinds. Located at 219 W. 2nd, the shop emphasizes they will work on any radio model and invites customers to call 289 for inquiries. The notice notes availability on the 28th.
Advertisement notes room and board offering home cooked meals at five dollars and four dollars per week at 605 North Richardson for Mrs Tucker with contact details.
Funeral services for Mrs Holderness were held at 2 o'clock at Bynan Ball Funeral Home with Key Thompson in charge. Music by the choir of First Presbyterian Church. She had lived in Roswell three years, previously from DeKalb Illinois. Survived by husband and other relatives. Remains to be sent to DeKalb for burial.
Antonio Gonzales died at his Albuquerque home at 5 30 o clock. He was years old and survived by two brothers living in Texas. The article provides minimal details and notes the family’s location across the border.
Snow blankets Gallup and Crystal at the Continental Divide foot with four inches by noon while Tucumcari records 14 degrees above, and Gallup 15. Fort Wingate’s 250 Navajo boys at Burke Vocational school face cold tents after a meningitis outbreak but officials report no suffering.
Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M holds a special communication on Wednesday December 14 1932 at 730 pm with work in the Entered Apprentice Degree.
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