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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1934
Page
8
McNally-Hall Motor Company offers free testing for brakes and lights and will issue an official certificate at no charge if adjustments are satisfactory. Contact 104.206 for details.
Philco radios are described as outperforming rivals with fewer troubles and greater reliability. The ad from Falcone Electric Service promotes radio satisfaction with Philco sets and provides contact information marked as Adv, J20tfe, and phone 289.
The code authority in Washington fixed cleaning prices now in effect for all cleaners. Some industry players still push price appeals to win business while Bailey's Cleaning Works emphasizes quality over cost. Contact Bailey's Cleaning Works at 420 North Main, phone 890.
Charlie's Place on South MainAdv. J1St3x offers tamales sandwiches pies magazines and novelties for wholesale and retail with a late hours window until 3 a.m. in the advertised district.
Short time only offer for permanent waves priced from 150 dollars and up at Old Mission School of Beauty Culture. Contact Aidy v. JStfe for details.
E. T. Amonett promotes his shop using first quality materials to deliver lasting shoe repairs. He asserts quality repair saves money for customers over time and invites patrons to visit his establishment.
Mrs. M C Martin won The Record news tip contest for Friday for reporting the Fathers Night Program of the Junior High School PTA. She earns two Yucca theatre tickets and can pick them up at The Record. Daily prizes are two theatre tickets donated by Yucca Frincess management for best news or society tip.
Twenty two Scouts attended Troop Four's weekly meeting led by Scoutmaster James Duthie. The group announced a new schedule moving meetings to Tuesday at 7 30 and planned a hamburger fry next Tuesday. attending Scouts were urged to see their Patrol leaders for gear.
Suits and dresses cleaned and pressed offered by Hi-Art Cleaners at 102 West 4th with telephone contact 62. Noc. J1516e.
The Roswell Coyotes beat Capitan 29 to 19 on the road last night. Roswell hosts Clovis next Friday night in the upcoming game.
Art Gift Shop advertises heavy rug yarn for hooked rugs saxony yarn for baby garments and bright colors. Cro chet needles and rug hookers available at 107 West 4th Street.
Mrs. E. J. Hubbard welcomed guests at her Dexter home Saturday January 13 with ferns and sweet peas as decorations. At quartet tables a two course luncheon was served to a long list of guests. Mrs. L Parker won the high score, Mrs. Scott Whitman the low. Mrs. Hubbard was assisted by her daughter Miss Rose Hubbard and Miss Margaret Edmonson.
Hal Bogle traveled to Pecos Texas on Monday for business. O B Berry attended to matters in the mountain district on Tuesday. H C Berry suffered a broken arm while playing on the school lawn last Thursday afternoon. Dr Hubbard treated the injury promptly and it is healing well.
J A McNeal a Carlsbad teacher spends the weekend in Dexter visiting relatives. Theo Brandan and Everett Stanley attended a Yucca show Sunday night to see Bombshell. Mrs Katherine Herbst and her son Billy dined with Mrs Everman of Roswell Sunday. Bee Vaughn duo traveled to Carlsbad and Loving for a business trip Tuesday. Fenn Mitchel duo returned from Dexter after visiting relatives and handling business for two weeks. P E Jarnagen duo shopped and handled business in Roswell Tuesday.
Hagerman and Dexter residents engage in travel and visits with Ruth Utterback and the Lathrops. Local society discusses flower duties while Mrs Sanders becomes president. Reports cover illnesses, family travel, and the high school and town teams’ Saturday wins. Rev. W. C. Garrett will lead the local church while serving as missionary evangelist. An upcoming tax assessment by K P Saunders and a Pecos trip by Kal Bogle anchor the week’s notices.
Education policy outlines class C elementary certificates for four year high school graduates plus prescribed teacher training, valid three years then upgrade to class B. From Sept 1 1934 teachers must hold class B or higher, with renewal requirements of college credit. By Sept 1 1937 all elementary teachers require at least class B, and new kindergarten certificates are issued. New class A certificates also issued Sept 1 1934 based on four years college work and high school graduation, renewable with ongoing credits.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Herring aged thirty one wife of Finis A. Herring died last night at 407 West Tilden street just after midnight after nine months in the city, born July 21 1962 in Scranton Pennsylvania. She worked five years in Hudson Coal Co statistics in Scranton, later lived in Denver for recovery. Survived by husband and parents H M Bone of Dunmore and brothers Arthur Bone Dale Oregon and Howard Bone Tucson Arizona. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 PM at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev LeRoy Thompson officiating. Music by church quartet. Casket bearers Maj John McClure C H Glover Arthur Stevens and H C Gessert. Burial at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Kenneth D Tidwell died early yesterday at St Marys Hospital He was one of twin boys born at Connely ranch northwest of Roswell Funeral services were held at 130 this afternoon at The Schoulers Funeral Home with Rev O Randall of the Christian Church in charge Burial followed at South Park Also classified notice FOR RENT Furnished 3 room apartment garage 710 N Rich J2n3e
Of F Beauty Culture complete courses in all branches of Beauty Culture enables students to become expert operators. We give practical training on live models under licensed teachers. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Porter plan to run their school with standard rate beauty shops in the city. Phone 182 for tuition or student work appointments. Yucca Beauty Service offers the best treatment at good value. Phone 484 J. P. White Ride. Dollahen Vulcanizing advertises new and used tires at 205 East End.
The Pecos Valley Artesians Conservancy board reelected all officers this afternoon. Dr. A. D. Crile remains president, Geo Frisch vice president, and John Mullis secretary treasurer. Crile and Jesse I. Funk were certified as district board members elected January 13. The board discussed the arts of two special artesians well inspectors.
C M Richards began with a reconditioned Seinway piano and, as the large front sign went up, two more pianos were delivered for conditioning and sale. The Steinway fetched a strong price, remaining near factory condition. Two high grade instruments and two medium grade but valuable instruments will be ready at substantial savings, for inspection at 505 N Main or by phone 1149 W.
R L Malone president of the Chamber of Commerce thanked feeders and tour participants for their courtesy and interest. Of 15 directors, 9 attended. The farmers committee organized the outing with several named members and plus out of town visitors and stock men joining the party.
A partial roster from Roswell shows Malone M R Pradley J R Stanley Charlie Corn Lea Corn among the tour participants. Also listed are Cc R McNally W C L E W Mitchell Geo B T H Boswell C S Dobbs three Johns Sidney Prager F B Win Geo H Hill Wesley F Hinton Wilmot D E Gillespie R M Tizner T E Beggs Rev D Titus Wyatt Johnson Geo Wells B F Rose T J Jackson W F Corbin Langferd Keith Claude Simpson.
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