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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
5
Subheading and ad style content from the Roswell Daily Record notes subscription details and credit to The Associated Press. It reflects 1934 era editorial voice and comments on national spending and World War recovery. The column mentions Las Vegas snow and regional moisture concerns.
The government aims to determine if a Tam housewife uses a pink red or blue cover on her dining table or none at all. The objective appears to be to compel some women to work, which is then treated as sufficient justification.
Washington reports indicate the administration does not expect full recovery this year but plans to push recovery and relic work into 1935 and 1936. Some agree with recovery plans while others doubt them. Car loadings rose 3 to 4 percent from 1932, suggesting some business gains. Concerns remain over agriculture and livestock losses, and a federal probe finds fake high grade liquors sold as imports. A congressman says current legal liquor may be dangerous, yet the aim remains tax revenue.
Public complaints echo across the state over liquor sales to school students and adults. Critics say the liquor traffic has historically harmed youth and will persist in harming minds and communities in the future.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars estimates immediate cash payment on adjusted compensation certificates would bring 6.26 million dollars into New Mexico, nearing the state's annual public works outlay. About ten thousand former service men in the state would be beneficiaries, per the Albuquerque Journal.
The Iwwvanners Lutheran Church at 703 South Lea Avenue invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 and Divine Worship at 11 00 led by Pastor R A Hingst. The subject is A Glimpse Into The Family Life of Jesus. A hearty welcome awaits you.
The Whisperer binds London with months of terror as a criminal gang uses a wireless trap to extort ransom. Roland Bintett, entangled by love and jewels, is drawn into a scheme that pits police against a masked mastermind. The plot unfolds with gas bombs, disguise, and a perilous pursuit through Cricklewood and Holborn, ending with a foiled trap and a looming sequel.
D. B. Titus presides with Mrs Richy aon Jones as musical director and Catherine Pearce as organist. The service schedule lists 9:30 am church school, 10:76 am worship with a sermon on The New Testament Conception of the Church and hymns and organ numbers. Evening service follows with another sermon and choral pieces.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor Julian Atwood offers morning worship at 10:20 with sermons by Dr. Henderson and Dr. Henderson on "The Desire for Permanency" and "Foot Rules and Yard Sticks" respectively. Evening service at 7:30 features "Beak Forth into Joy" and "Foot Rules and Yard Sticks" paraphrase. Weekly prayer and new study series in "Builders of the Church" begin. church invites all to attend.
The Corner Lea Ave and 1st St hosts regular services at 11:00 in the morning with Sunday school at 9:45 and a Wednesday testimonial service at 8:00. A reading room at the east entrance opens weekdays 3 to 5 pm except holidays for public attendance and study of the Lesson Sermon on January 7 featuring Isaiah 17 16 and James 1 17 7. The text cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Cor, Ltd and Wash Avenue W A Huffman pastor. Sunday school 9 45 a m morning preaching 11 a m communion service children 6 p m young people devotional 6 45 p m evening preaching 7 39 p m sermon by the pastor midweek prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Come and worship with us.
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church lists Holy Communion at 7 50 a m Church School Service at 9 45 a m and Morning Prayer and Sermon with Holy Communion on first Sundays Visitors are invited to join these services in the church schedule.
Phone syl 801 South Main, Sts Franciscan Fathers. Masses 5:00 and 10:0 o'clock.
The Salvation Army at Second and Virginia Streets invites the public to nightly holiness meetings at 7 45 pm through January 4 with prayer services, Sunday school and Bible classes, and a 10 am jail meeting. Captain Jess King leads, preaching Divine Fellowship from I John 1 3, with several youth and public sessions scheduled.
First Methodist Episcopal Church on West Firth Street hosts morning worship at 10:50 with a sermon "I Believe In God" by Dr. Eitelgeorge and a large chorus under Miss Nelle Mason. Epworth League meets 6:30 p.m. Bible study follows at 7:30 p.m. with third Samuel lecture by Dr. Eitelgeorge. Also notes cranes nuisance in Curry and Roosevelt counties and a culinary aside on crane meat.
Horace M Reeves pastor and J M Parker S S Supt invite all to Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service at 7:90 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Young peoples meeting led by Sister Narine Hinkle. Heaven and earth shall pass away but my words shall never pass away Mark 14 31.
LeRoy Thomson, pastor, announces 9:30 Sunday school at Knox House. Beginner and Primary groups and Westminster Class to meet in Westminster Hay with John directing.
Pat J. Dugan was named assistant chief of police in Albuquerque on Tuesday. A former warden of the state penitentiary, he earned praise as a capable officer, though concerns linger about political pressure in the city and possible conflict if officials force him to act against his duty.
A Clovis reader asks if J. J. Dempsey of Santa Fe poised for state director post of the national emergency council is the prize fighter Jack Dempsey. No confirmation found. no one recalls such a Santa Fe Dempsey in connection with the job.
Clovis does re-appoint C E Mauldin to the state highway commission and keeps Bob Ormisee as business manager. The move elicits little public protest or strong reaction, despite Mauldin’s long service on the board and Hockenhull administration support.
The Church invites the public to a symbolic Candle Vesper Communion on the first Sunday of the New Year. The service features singing talks and lighting effects with the Lord's Supper as the climax, urging every member to attend and be seated by 5:00 PM.
Richard Chandos and Leonie flee from Prince Paul of Reichtenburg to protect Marya. With George Hanbury they dodge pursuit, cross the frontier via a waterfall path, board a freight train to Vigil, hide in a car, and confront the prince in Marya’s garden after a ruse telegram lures them into danger. The plan unravels as a wolfhound discovers their hiding spot.
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