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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1932
Page
8
Richard Roland four months old, son of Mr and Mrs E Lu cero, died yesterday afternoon at their home 608 East Bland. Funeral services were held today at eleven at Spanish Methodist Church. Interment in South Park, Talmage Mortuary directing.
Glover's Flowers advertises holly wreaths priced at 35 cents and 5 cents each plus a phone number 275 for orders or inquiries. This concise display notes a seasonal floral sale with a contact line.
Elegant description of soft wool shawls with silk ribbon ties draped over shoulders to the waist. Suitable for cool evenings breakfasts in bed and invalids. Pastel shades and black. Art Gift Ssop at 107 West 4th St Adv.
Whatley Produce Co offers fattened turkeys for Minas market priced for early orders. Turkeys are dressed for oven and ready for purchase at 513 East Second St with phone 413. Ad 1612c.
Look over the Exides if you need a battery we will quote you and show you an Exide Cheaper than ever before We have a real battery shop to back them up McNally Hall Motor Co Phone 104 Adv D1712
Sandwiches of all kinds served with hot chocolate milk makes a tasty in expensive lunch. We like to give curb service. Trussel's Ham burger Stand, 203 West Third St. Across from Gilkeson Hotel.
Caps to match dolls quilts outfits and doll ready to dress. Stuffed tops blocks jingle balls circus toys wooden trains with safe chicken finish. Art Gift Shop 107 West 4th Street advertises seeds and gifts. Dance tonight at Log Cabin Gus Lemp Orchestra advertises. Real Art wave at $2.25 as sale item Nickson Beauty Shop phone 640 advertises.
Old Jack Frost decorates the town as frost coats trees and wires. Pal invites visits tonight through the coming months. Zink Music expands stock with shoes music instruments radios and washers. Lions Club boosts Christmas giving and invites kids to bring a toy for tonight's Yucca show.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Wahline announce the marriage of their daughter Edith to Clyde Rhodes Fulton Jr. on Sunday December 4, 192? The notice notes a formal family wedding with the couple and the families involved.
Frances Hebb and Twila Jo Wolfe students at Park College and Elmo and Wanda Wolfe at tending Oklahoma State College will be home tomorrow for a holiday visit with relatives.
The Record urges church notices to be submitted by 9 AM for same day publication. Late arrivals embarrass the paper and writers. Submissions should arrive the day before whenever possible.
An old advertisement notes regular facial visits at Old Mission Beauty Shoppe 219 N. Main and offers radio repairs by The Doctor at 289. It also mentions Gus Lemp’s 9 Orchestra and Falconi Electrical Service 125 West 2nd with advertising notices.
Classified rental items advertise a modern furnished four room apartment at 511 North Kentucky with contact 1246, a large steam heated apartment with hot water at Jacobson Apartments and 1205, and a steam heated room at 12.50 per month also at Jacobson with phone 1205.
Raul G. Schultz reports that Herbert Lyda, son of Dr and Mrs E J Lyda of Roswell, received the principal appointment to the US Naval Academy at Annapolis after Paul Schultz Jr could not accept due to age. Lyda to take entrance exam in Roswell on February 17 or April 17 and would begin at Annapolis next June after graduating Roswell High last year and currently attending the New Mexico Military Institute.
W. G. Welter and J. C. Dun lap, students at Compton Junior College in Compton California, will arrive tomorrow via El Paso to spend the holiday vacation with home folks.
Weav er Hedgcoxe outlined management of the Hereford sale while plans were set for a 1934 baby beef show. Two carloads of 12 to 14 month old Hereford steers about 1000 pounds will be marketed in March 1934 with 4‑H clubs feeding stock locally to promote eastern New Mexico’s feeding industry. Eight counties participate with county agents and vocational clubs assisting. breeders and agents from Roswell Carlsbad Clovis Portales Hagerman Alamogordo and others attended inputs by State College animal husbandry head Dr W L Black.
The Yucca theater invites children to donate toys today to help the Roswell Lions Club ensure no child in Roswell misses Christmas. A good condition toy admits a child to see the film Wild Girl starring Charles Farrell and Joan Bennett. Donations can be picked up by calling 314.
The notice requests full attendance for a regular meeting on Monday night December 19 at 8 pm to work in the De Molay degree and elect officers. John C. Emmett M and C. David Dunn Scribe sign as AGV.
A appeal for a Navajo rug from Green Haven to fill a bare spot and endure long. The note mentions gratitude to “Any Mother” and hints at advertisement language for a lasting home décor piece.
Troop six met at the Baptist Church with sixteen scouts and two leaders. Dr. Bush, the new Scout master, spoke on Scouting. Ross Maione Jr. attended. Games followed the meeting and taps were blown. Troop Reporter Jennie Fob O'Neal recorded the event.
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