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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1933

Page

5

Markets Close as Exchanges Halt Trading in Honor of Coolidge

New York stock exchange and many others suspended operations today to honor Calvin Coolidge. In Chicago grain, wheat and corn prices edged higher while oats and rye were mixed. Kansas City livestock shows varied weekly results with cattle and hogs mostly steady to down, vealers and calves firm, and sheep demand steady amid a light supply.

New York Jan New York Stock Exchange Calvin Coolidge Chicago Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Choice

Boston Wool Trade Shows Moderate Activity For Week

In Boston a few wool houses moved a fair volume with overall trade moderate and prices steady from the prior week. Large deals centered on 64s and finer Western wools, while some French combing and clothing fleeces of similar grade sold slightly under recent quotations. Inquiry broadened for medium fleeces, but activity remained very moderate.

Boston

Craig Wood Leads Los Angeles Open After First Round

Craig Wood from Deal New Jersey shaved two strokes off par to lead the Los Angeles open with a 34 35 69 at Wilshire Country Club Los Angeles on January 7 1948. The $5000 gold tournament began with Wood atop the leaderboard after the first 18 holes.

Wilshire Country Club Los Angeles Craig Wood Deal, N. J

Mother-in-law responsibility hard to evade

A reader column discusses the dilemma of a 53 year old mother-in-law living with and managing a newly married couple. It weighs whether she should move out, work as a housekeeper, or stay at home, and argues for humane, respectful coexistence. The piece suggests separate roofs are ideal but accepts imperfect realities and urges cooperation to allow the couple to start their family responsibly.

Cross

Salvation Army to handle Roswell relief funds locally

Mr Hurd stated donations from Roswell residents will support Salvation Army relief for Roswell and be administered by the Chaves County Emergency Relief Committee. The Army plans to use surplus money and supplies to provide winter shelter and aid, trusting the advisory board to oversee funds. A meeting of the Salvation Army advisory board is set for Monday at the Chamber of Commerce at four in the afternoon.

Salvation Army Army Salvation Army Relief Fund Salvaton Army Hurd Salvation Army Advisory Board Chamber of Commerce

Was Baca May Not Preside Over House

Santa Fe New Mexico January seventh AP reports Mrs Marguerite P Baca secretary of State may not preside in the New Mexico house on opening day as she is confined at home following her daughter's death The week ends with social events in Dexter New Year celebrations and PTA and church notices plus community news mentioning friends and illnesses

Santa Fe N. M Marguerite P. Baca House of Representatives

New Year Rose Bowl Scuffle Highlights Pitt vs USC

In Beverly Hills on January 5 a New Year football game saw Pittsburgh and USC clash at the Rose Bowl. The Pitt players overwhelmed USC by a large margin while a Pitt player had his pants torn off, echoing a Notre Dame incident. A California coach named Jones is praised for potential political and athletic feats.

Beverly Hill Cal Andy Melton Pittsburgh Pennsylvania California

Dexter and Amarillo Visitors Share Dexter Tuesday

News notes from Clovis and Dexter area report Dexter J. E. Rea and John Murry visiting Dexter Tuesday. Local flu confines Mrs. John Bible at home. Home Extension Club January meeting set for January 10 with a covered dish luncheon and program. Several local residents host Albuquerque visitors over weekend.

J. E. Rea Clovis John Murry Amarillo Dexter John Bible C. B. Krukenmier Roswell Home Extension Club Lake van I. W. Marshall Paul McMains

Social Evening Hosts Share Bridge and Dance

Mrs. Bob Reid Mrs. Bill Mitchel and Mrs. Walter McMains hosted a Wednesday night gathering from 8 30 to 12 30 at Mrs. Mitchel home featuring bridge dancing and a buffet of sandwiches salad fruit cake and coffee. Robin Marshall left for Alva Oklahoma after visiting relatives in the valley. Bh Moore Jr entertained the younger set with a nine to twelve dance and buffet supper Thursday night. The Wayne family departed Sunday for Tatum after a holiday visit with valley relatives.

Bob Reid Bill Mitchel Walter McMains

Clyde Harris Dies in Dexter After Brief Illness

Clyde Harris owner of the Magnolia Service Station in south Dexter died Wednesday night after two years in town for health reasons. He was born in Arkansas and was known as friendly and amiable. He leaves a wife and two young children. Also noted: Louis Slaymore and Mrs. Franklin left for Fort Worth Texas, while Miss Alta Mae Weaver headed to Jal New Mexico after a week with the Weaver family.

Clyde Harris Magnolia Dexter Mr. Harris Arkansas Louis Slaymore Franklin George Weaver Ft. Worth Texas Alta Mae Weaver Jal, N. M Caverns

Miss Latimer Hosts Dexter Young Social Set

Miss Audre Latimer was a charming hostess for a very enjoyable party Wednesday evening at her home in the west part of Dexter. Guests included Misses Dorothea Berry Gean Hurst Rose Hubbard Beatrice Marx Harrett Holley Fula Marshall Bobbie Anderson Francis Martin Dorther Lewis Velma Lee Seen Mildred Bowers Arlene Duffield and others.

Dexter High School John G. Anderson Bryant Dexter Leo Nowak Wichita Kansas E. O. Moore Eddy Lather Preston Hare Wallingford Bob Rhen Fritz Ward Harry Blythe Breeb Hust Mary Dodd W.C. Lawrence Yucca Theater Margaret Edmonson Jack Hubbard Rose Hubbard F E. C. Moore Jr Alma Thompson Carl Carruthers Evivn Pailey Harta Ae Ora Miss Latimer Audre Latimer Dorothea Berry Gean Hurst Beatrice Marx Harrett Holley Fula Marshall Bobbie Anderson Francis Martin Dorther Lewis Velma Lee Seen Mildred Bowers Arlene Duffield

Wattenbarger Couple Celebrate 34th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Wattenbarger mark their 34th wedding anniversary with a New Year’s Day one o’clock turkey dinner. Mr and Mrs I F Wort are among the guests noted.

Mrs. Wattenbarger Wattenbarger Mrs. I. F. Wort

Reid Family Welcomes Newborn R. C. the Third

Mr and Mrs John Reid announce the birth of their son Robert Collin Reid on Sunday January 1. The family, along with relatives including Mr and Mrs Mills Wortman Wattenbarger McMains and Reid friends, are visiting in Roswell after business Tuesday afternoon and report the baby’s health as excellent.

Walter McMains Bob Reid Roswell Robert Collin Reid John Reid Reid R. C

College Students Come and Go at Regional Schools

Miss Avalee Barns and Misses Gayle and Jewell Sharp return to Las Vegas State Normal University while Frances Martin, Jack Hubbard, John Mehlner and Wyatt Stanley resume studies at State College Las Cruces. Dorothea Berry and Jean Hurst depart for West Morland San Antonio and Loretto Academy El Paso. A handful of young matrons bid Miss Barns farewell at Mrs. Bob Reid's home with a tea and salad hour Friday afternoon.

Avalee Barns Gayle Jewell Sharp Las Vegas State Normal University Frances Martin Jack Hubbard John Mehlner Wyatt Stanley State College Las Cruces Dorothea Berry Jean Hurst West Morland San Antonio Lorreto Academy el Paso Avaiee Barns Bob Reid Faewell Barns E. R. McKinstry Bill Mitchell Senn James McKinstry Ray West Walter McMains Russell Smith Wayne Tatum

Floyd Wearing Set For This Afternoon

Preliminary hearing in the Jinton and Clerug Floyd case on possession of liquor and sale to minors was scheduled for three o'clock this afternoon before W. C. Winston. County agent J R Thomas, at Hagerman and Roswell, reports 1196 number 3 cans of meat canned in quantity demonstrations this winter, with two pounds per can. He has canned 9 beeves, 1 hog, 10 mutton, and 1 deer, and given ten demonstrations, seven in the past two weeks at the homes of Ernest Utterback, Charlie Lathrop, George Lathrop, C K R Hanson, FL H Evans, A F Deason, and Dr C E Anderson.

Jinton Clerug Floyd W. C. Winston J. R. Thomas Chaves County Ernest Utterback Charlie Lathrop George Lathrop C. K R. Hanson FL. H. Evans A. F. Deason Hagerman C. E. Anderson Roswell

Commissioners to Meet Next Tuesday

The first meeting of the newly elected county board of commissioners will be held Tuesday at ten in the morning. A chairman and vice chairman will be elected. The new board is made up of John Tweedy S P Johnson and George Wilcox.

Board of County Commissioners John Tweedy S. P. Johnson George Wilcox

Rural teachers confer with Miss McCully in Roswell

Several rural county teachers visited Roswell for conferences with superintendent Thelma McCully. Attendees included Mrs. Bob Seegar of Camp, Mrs. Marian Campbell of Acme, Miss Eunice Crockett of Lower Penasco, and Miss Margaret Creek of Camp.

Roswell Thelma McCully Bob Seegar Camp Marian Campbell Acme Eunice Crockett Lower Penasco Margaret Creek

Small Fire at Oscar Whites House Today

The fire department was called around noon today to extinguish a small blaze at Oscar White's home at 400 North Kentucky. Rags behind a gas stove caught fire but no damage resulted.

Oscar White Kentucky

Santa Fe Cage Teams Sweep Visiting Quads

Four Santa Fe teams won by wide margins led by Santa Fe High’s 74 13 victory over Estancia. St Michaels College toppled Cerrillos 37 6 and Santa Fe Indian School Braves beat McCurdy Mission 44 21. Rainbow Girls beat Estancia 55 17. Lujan of Santa Fe Indians suffered a broken rib. Tonight Santa Fe High faces Albuquerque High and Santa Fe Indians meet Albuquerque Indians.

Santa Fe High School Estancia High School St. Michael’s College Cerrilos High Santa Fe

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