Lions Need Toys For Christmas Distribution
The Lions club requests toy donations for underprivileged children to be given on Christmas morning. Call 314 32 or 1413 to arrange toy pickup or delivery. If you know of any needy children, provide names when you phone. Kirkland Services Tomorrow Funeral for Thomas H. Kirkland, 62, of Dexter, will be Wednesday at 2 PM at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev. Huffman officiating. Interment at South Park.
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W. A. Huffman
the Nazarene Church
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Loyd Hulbert
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Lion's Club
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Kings Palace
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Arthur Allison
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Gwen Greiner
John Mayhew
George Miller
A. F. Madison
Myron Prager
Sidney Prager
Maude Zimmerman
Gross-Miller Grocery Co
Massey
Camp Camino
South Kentucky
Safeway
Dan H. Wilmot
Gross-Miller
Roswell
Spring
Shopping week offers at Trussel's eatery
Busy days of shopping mean little time for cooking so stop at Trussel's for hot or cold sandwiches and drinks. Curbside service advertised with phone contact 845-W and address 203 West Ltd S&S. Ad from 2011e.
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Trussel’s
203 West
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church Holy Communion Service
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church announces a Holy Communion service on Wednesday at ten o'clock. The day is observed as St Thomas' Day with listed mastide services at Saint.
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Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
Saint
Roswell Laundry Co. Launders Blankets and More
Advertisement notes 1919 Roswell Laundry Co offering to launder blankets quilts rugs curtains and pillows at regular charge through December. Customers urged to send dry cleaning with their laundry.
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Roswell Laundry Co
The Old Mission Beauty Shoppe Ad at 219 North Main
For Greater Charm Here every detail of your personal appearance is cared for by expert operators Your hair and nails receive careful attention at The Old Mission Beauty Shoppe located at 219 North Main Phone 182 Adv.
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North Main
Falconi Electrical Service Ad Offers Quick Fixes
A compact ad by Falconi Electrical Service at 125 West 2nd advertises fast electrical repairs. It promises cures for a variety of issues with a friendly, actionable call to call the number 289 for service.
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Falconi Electrical Service
West
Roswell Floral Co Ad Offers Carna tions Per Dozen
Large nelor home grown carnat ions offered by Roswell Floral Co at $1.60 per dozen. Phone number 196 provided for orders or inquiries.
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Roswell Floral Co
Christmas fruit and ham assortment advertised
A local ad lists 12 varieties of fruit including apples grapefruits tangerines tangelos and oranges with prices from 10 cents per dozen. Also offered are cured sugar ham in Christmas boxes at 15 cents per pound and assorted nuts. Salee at 208 East Std St phone 1212. Adv 2013¢
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H. B. Salee
East Std
Hand Made Gifts Draw Holiday Shoppers
An Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street presents a line of unusual hand made gifts for Christmas. The shop notes that viewing these items makes them desirable and they are priced very reasonably.
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West 4Th Street
Death of Jimmie Perry in Glencoe New Mexico
Jimmie Perry aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Elzy Perry of Glencoe New Mexico, died yesterday at 1 30 pm from an infection linked to a throat abscess. He leaves nine siblings and grandparents Mr and Mrs George Coe of Glencoe. Funeral services are today at 2 pm in Glencoe with burial at the private cemetery of Mr Perry's. Bynum Ballard Funeral Home is in charge.
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Jimmie Perry
Elzy Perry
Glencoe
New Mexico
George Coe
Perry
Bynum-Ballard Funeral Home
League urges no change to Home Loan Bank Law
Washington December 20 The United States Building and Loan League in session in Washington addressed the banking and currency committees of the senate and house urging there be no change in the Home Loan Bank Law.
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U. K
Washington
United States Building and Loan League
Banking and Currency Committees
Senate
House
Up and Down the Main Drag Holiday Chronicle
A quirky holiday column lampoons local charity events and a charity dance at the D A V Log Cabin where attendees bring food donations for the needy. It notes Lions Kiwanis D A V and DeMolay involvement, a playful beer joke, and a New Mexico arrest tale ending with a red light atop a Christmas tree.
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Lions
Kiwanis
Rus Lemp
Rep. Lankford
Virginia
New Mexico
Hhey
Beer Bill Debate Echoes Across Capitol Row
Lawmakers clash over beer legislation as 18th amendment legality is questioned. Mouser and Lanham challenge the measure while Britten cites a Hoover letter claiming 2.75 beer per weight not intoxicating, prompting laughter and further queries about the timing of the note.
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Mouser
Qghio
Treasury
Lanham
Texas
Ourseles
United States
Britten
Hoover
Sheppard
New Mexico Branch Bank Opens For Agricultural Credit Loans
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation details loans for New Mexico stockmen, with branch offices at Santa Fe opening Jan 1 and Santa Fe to gain Rabnk directors. Loans supported by R A C C with Wichita main bank, possible rediscount. Community basket drive planned with dozens of donors and meat, produce, and bakery contributions. Lions Club and local groups organize Christmas baskets and toy drives and plan winter party and bowling team involvement.
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Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
New Mexico
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Santa Fe
James F. Hinkle
Wichita
Childress
R. F.C
Salvation Army to not handle federal relief funds
Chaves County Relief Committee voted last night at the Chamber of Commerce meeting that the Roswell Salvation Army would handle federal relief money only for transient relief, not for local residents. Will C. Lawrence opposed. Harold Hurt was absent. Miss Lillian Franzen noted federal direct relief funds for New Mexico were to be administered by no church group.
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Chaves
Lillian Franzen
State Child Welfare Bureau
New Mexico
Visits Riding Master Mrs Frank Homewood in New City
Mrs Frank Homewood, mother of Sidney Homewood of Rockland County New York, visits the riding master jailed for seducing society girl Charlotte Gibson. Homewood son is in jail awaiting sentencing as the case proceeds. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Frank Homewood
Sidney Homewood
Rockland County
New York
Charlotte Gibson
New City
N. Y
Young Homewood
Benefit Dance Tomorrow Night
Community event seeks food and clothing donations as admission. A canteen service will run, with proceeds aiding local needs. Volunteer efforts include setup and dancing to raise funds. Community members urged to attend and support.
Mistletoe Attic Ad With Wreaths and Etch Odds
An 1915 advertisement by Ady features Mistletoe Attic items including wreaths priced at 35 and 50 cents with graver’s flowers and a contact phone number 275 for orders.
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Ady
Federal Court in Las Cruces to Hear Naturalization Applications
Santa Fe dispatch reports that U S district judge Colin Neb will hold court in Las Cruces to hear naturalization applications. The proceedings occur as part of routine federal court activity in New Mexico as December dates are listed for respondents seeking citizenship.
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Las Cruces
Wworrow
Santa Fe, N. M
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