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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
6
Albert Pratt of Picacho is in Roswell and seeks a post February 1st renter for a four room modern house with hardwood floors or unfurnished. Call after 5 pm at 405 South Penn. Adv. 2616C large friers tie lb squabs, two for 40c rabbits, three for 25c andy.
A satirical survey of a future paper without ads suggests news content alone would spark public demand. Citizens crave information across politics society fires accidents deaths scandals and police activity even when ads are removed. Monthlong shifts include Spanish American students petitioning to abolish fraternities and sororities amid race prejudice concerns.
All Roswell school children with perfect attendance or a 90 during the past six weeks may enter the Yucca theatre free tomorrow morning. The 8 30 show features comedies and short subjects. children must bring a parent signed statement verifying attendance or a 99 in a study. The program runs at the end of each six week period to reward good attendance and scholarship.
Furnished apartment for rent available February 1st at Bungalow Courts 501 South Sea. Adyv. 26t3x em.
Thomas J. Hall of Roswell, Grand Master of Masons in New Mexico, travels to Santa Fe to attend the funeral of James Patrick McNulty. McNulty, 86, served as Grand Sword Bearer for 32 years, and Hall will visit Willard and Estancia lodges before returning Sunday night.
Charles Bud Cague and Chas Williams, University of New Mexico students, arrived in Roswell at seven o clock last night to spend a few days at home between semesters. They expect to return to school Monday. Miss Helen Louise Goodwin and Miss Grace Baker of Roswell are expected home this afternoon.
Mrs. B. C. Mossman will travel to Santa Fe Sunday to attend an executive board meeting of the New Mexico Federation of Woman's Clubs scheduled for Monday.
J. R. Thomas Chaves county agricultural agent returning from the annual state meeting of county agents in Las Cruces and P. V. Thorson Boy Scout Area Executive who was in Carlsbad for a leaders training course are both expected home tomorrow.
Judge James B. McGhee and court reporter Henry Puckett travel tonight from Carlsbad to Roswell where he will handle district court matters. He will remain in the area tomorrow and Monday then proceed to Lovington to preside over Lea county court sessions all next week.
Co. R. Brice came back to Roswell last night after spending the week in Santa Fe on legal business.
The Chaves County emergency relief committee met at four o clock this afternoon to review aid distribution, discuss funding needs, and plan outreach for affected families. The meeting included county officials and local agency heads.
Twenty four Roswell children present The Emperor's New Clothes at the Woman's Club tonight at 7 30 and tomorrow at 3. Proceeds go to pay interest on the Woman's Club building debt. Directed by Miss Elizabeth Sutter with scenery by Sutter and Mrs Leland Fellows. Tickets 25 cents adults 15 cents children reserved seats 10 cents extra. Grade school toy orchestra will perform between acts with other acts by Roswell children.
R H Isom appeared before Justice of the Peace W C Winston and pleaded guilty to receiving and concealing a Chrysler roadster owned by Otis Knight of Roswell. Isom was arrested in Silver City at the request of Sheriff John C Peck, could not make bond, and is held in the county jail awaiting district court action.
Property listing for a six room house featuring hardwood floors and gas heat. Contact Mrs. Clifford R. Ferrin by phone at 609 or 1124 J to arrange viewing. Located in a modern section, with emphasis on updated amenities.
An ad invites diners to a Sunday meal at the Kitchen located at 310 North Virginia offering turkey with dressing, chicken grumbo piz ham and yams, chicken and noodles, fresh vegetables and all home cooking starting at 11:30. Contact details appear in the advertisement.
To order your yarns out of town. Let us know your wants and we will try to supply you. Bug yarn, Guaranteed all wool, 4 banks for $1.00, other yarns 5c and tote Aa skein.
An experienced book keeper and stenographer seeks employment to support her child. Respond via Box 40 care of Record. Adv. 18t6x.
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