Mrs Bennett Rushed To St Marys In Ambulance
Mrs C E Bennett was taken to St Marys Hospital yesterday in a Talmage ambulance after suffering pneumonia.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1933
Page
8
Mrs C E Bennett was taken to St Marys Hospital yesterday in a Talmage ambulance after suffering pneumonia.
An advertisement for painting and decorating services by C. M. Cooper, with contact phone 685. Prices described as reasonable.
Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th St Adg offers a lot of stamped dresses for children in sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 with floss included. Begin spring sewing now.
Mr and Mrs J H Clements Jr were in Roswell today visiting from their Texas ranch. The trip highlighted a family outing as they toured local sites and met residents during their stay in the area.
An old advertisement promotes frequent beauty parlor visits at Old Mission Beauty Shoppe. It highlights opertors who understand their work and provides the address 219 North Main Street and phone number 182 219.
Mrs. Ann E. Jones of Clovis and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stanton of San Diego are visiting Roswell and are lodging at the Gilkeson hotel.
Room and board offered with home cooked meats at 5 to 6 dollars weekly. Contact Mrs. Tucker at 605 North Richardson for details. Ad placed in section 18tfe.
W. S. Hawk of Dallas arrived in Roswell yesterday to return his son to the Institute after the Christmas holidays, marking the end of the holiday break.
Dr Linebaugh is discharged from illness today after an influenza attack. He recovered enough to be released from observation and resume duties.
A radio shop urges customers to avoid letting novices experiment on radios, touting 25 years of experience that saves tuition. They repair all makes with a no fix no pay guarantee from Falcons Electrical Service at 125 West 2nd, phone 289.
Funeral services for Mrs Abi Gail Cowan aged eighty will be held tonight at seven thirty oclock at the Tamage Memorial Chapel with Rev Julian Atwood of the First Baptist Church in charge. Music directed by Professor D N Pope. Honorary attendants listed. Body to be sent tomorrow afternoon by train to Warrensburg Missouri for interment. Talmage Mortuary in charge.
A storefront advertisement for Art Gift Shop at 107 West Fourth Street promotes a full line of needlework supplies and baby goods. It highlights stamped linens, pillows, novelties, yarn pictures, quilt blocks, rug designs, cross stitch rugs, yarns, crochet threads and needles, embroidery needles, flosses, knitting needles, and rug hooks. The note invites customers to find time for embroidery projects before Xmas.
Mrs. Walter B. Binns Jr. who had been ill at St. Marys hospital recovered sufficiently yesterday to be taken home.
Roswell Lodge No 969 B P O E schedules a regular meeting on Tuesday January 16. A turkey supper follows at 6 30. An official visit by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Lee Rowland is announced as Exalted Ruler.
A breezy election day rounds up light satire and brief oddities from cities including Chicago Estori Saghalien Albany and Albany. It notes heavy polling and hints at slow tabulation while sharing humorous anecdotes about superstition mail deliveries road collapses a tiny car leaping due to hiccups and more.
The Roswell Boy Scout Court of Honor meets at the Community House corner Fifth and Richardson starting at 7 30 p m It is the regular monthly meeting of the Court of Honor.
Owen Gilpin was in Roswell today, formerly living there, now travels for a company headquartered in Dallas.
W E Welpton traveled to Lovington this morning and will continue to Clovis and Portales before returning later in the week.
Edward S. Arentz, a Roswell attorney who recently arrived from Hobbs, traveled to Santa Fe on business today.
T. F. Gillespie is visiting Roswell this week, traveling from his Hagerman home to see local friends and landmarks.
Lonnie Dennis a 17 year old Roswell boy suffered deep burns in an explosion at his home last Friday. Bandages removed today showed severity though doctors say his condition is not serious and he remains under care with strong hopes for recovery.
K Bynum, 75, longtime ranch hand around Roswell, died at his Lubbock home yesterday morning after a month long illness. Survived by widow and three sons C L Bynum Roswell Lester Bynum Portales Luther Bynum Lubbock. General services and burial in Lubbock at three this afternoon conducted by the Masonic order. C L Bynum left Roswell for Lubbock after learning of his father’s death.
Warden Ed B. Swope said he will ask the penitentiary board to install a plant at the prison to produce motor vehicle plates and highway signs. He seeks $5,000 from State Comptroller Juan Vigil toward machinery for a 1934 plate program, supplemented by a $10,000 revolving fund and additional material costs.
Judge C. R. Brice yesterday concluded a business trip to Santa Fe, returning to his duties.
A Associated Press pool shows about half of New Mexico's 73 legislators expect to meet for the 11th session amid near unanimity for repealing prohibition or placing it to voters. They back tax plans, free school texts, and primaries, with broad support for economy but varied views on sales and income taxes. Party lines seem weak.
Major E R Gifford, district commissioner for New Mexico, Arizona and West Texas, arrives in Roswell to review relief operations. He plans talks with state welfare official Miss Lillian Franzen and Salvation Army adviser Harold Hurd, dismissing comments while seeking to clear confusion over federal relief funds. He attends tonight's youth service then travels to Vaughn and onward to Phoenix for headquarters.
The Roswell Lions Club plans a regular meeting tonight to complete a questionnaire issued by Lions International for vocational guidance. The survey seeks information to aid Lions International in their vocational guidance work.
Democrats and others weighed in on sales and income tax bills while most participants reserved the right to revise their stances after legislative debate. The questionnaire responses show varying positions and anticipated shifts as the measures move through the legislature.
Dott Massey, raised in Rodwell and a noted radio performer and band leader, is visiting with his wife at his father H. A. Massey’s ranch near Picacho for two to three months. His group recently played at the Pla Mor Ballroom in Kansas City and broadcast on WDAF and KMBC, with plans to continue after returning to Kansas City. His brother Allen and sister Mrs Velma Mabie, also prominent radio performers, joined him. Mrs Mabie was in Roswell last summer and Dott Massey and Mrs Massey will present at a Kiwanis club meeting at noon.
Four new directors and four retiring directors will be guests of honor at a social dinner Thursday evening at the Nickson Hotel. Nominations closed Saturday. election is Tuesday January 17. New directors are A D Jones Colonel D C Pearson G N Amis and H M Huff. Retiring directors are Captain B C Mossman E G Minton Ll T Lewis and Colonel J D Atwood. Seven remaining directors and four renominees will attend a regional Boy Scout conference at Mineral Wells Texas January 18. Maor Huffman will attend and Sir Thorsen will leave Roswell January 16 to work on an exhibit.
P. V. Thorson, a Scout executive for the Eastern New Mexico Area, plans to scout a conference at Mineral Wells with Roswell men and possibly two or three others to engage in Scout work.
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