Dodrill Tire Co Advertises Tire Value and Service
The Dodrill Tire Co promotes tire value and comprehensive service promising customers money's worth on tires and maintenance.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
4
The Dodrill Tire Co promotes tire value and comprehensive service promising customers money's worth on tires and maintenance.
In Japan the first known train robbery drew nationwide attention and public outrage yet amused with a humorous pride. A masked bandit commanded stick up in English then Japanese and apologized with a bow after taking passengers’ loose change. Police say bandit’s nationality remains unconfirmed.
Real estate transfers listed include U S A to Chester A Dungan in multiple sections of township 21 east range the transfer filed July 7 1922. Luther Trimble and wife convey an undivided two thirds interest in SWYNNEY section 20 township 17 south range 20 east to John P Cauhape.
Forecast notes generally fair weather for Roswell and Pecos valley tonight and Sunday. In New Mexico unsettled conditions prevail with possible showers in the extreme south tonight and northern areas Sunday. Warmer temperatures across the north and west with brisk winds from the south to west. Continuous fair conditions elsewhere with higher Plains and central mountains temperatures and slightly cooler Northwest. Yesterday’s high 82 and low 73.
Roy Parsons and Maybelle Martin, both formerly of this city, were married in Pasadena California on Tuesday June 27. Parsons is the son of Mrs. Mary L. Parsons and Martin has been principal at the Missouri Avenue School. Her brother M C Martin is a distant cashier at First State Bank & Trust Co. The couple plans to reside in the Pacific Northwest. Also notes Roy E Brady of the First State Bank & Trust Co on two week vacation and a rental notice for unfurnished rooms at 900 N Richardson.
Martin Ayers left this morning for Ruidoso to spend the next several days visiting friends and home folks.
W A Losey cashier of the First National Bank of Hagerman came up from his home this morning and attended to business matters here during the day.
C. W. Wooford of Magnolia Petroleum left town for El Paso after several days spent handling business. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gardner arrived from Ruidoso last night where Mrs. Gardner had stayed for several days.
Complaints have been filed in the court of R. M. Parsons against Weaver Hedgecoxe and Bill Barnett on a speeding charge. No disposition has yet been made in these cases.
J. W. Lattrell left this morning for the Bonnel ranch where he will spend several days.
Reed from Carlsbad, Guy A. Reed, came up from his home last night to spend several days here attending to business matters.
The First Baptist Church at Fifth and Pennsylvania Ave led by Rev W R Hill offers Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Mr McInnes as superintendent and services at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m The morning sermon is The Christian s Present Relation and the evening sermon is A Very Bad Man Saved Under Very Unfavorable Circumstances Midweek prayer meetings continue Wednesdays at 7 45 p m Visiting worshippers welcomed.
Corner of 4th Street and Richardson the First Christian Church hosts Sunday school at 9 40 a m with classes for all ages Morning Worship at 10 50 and Evening Worship at 8 00 led by Rev Shepard due to Rev Bedford's absence EO Intermediate at 6 30 p m Senior at 7 00 p m Young People's Night Monday Welcome awaits at the Home like Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Corner of 1st St and Lea Ave invites the public to the regular morning service at 11 00 a.m. with the subject Sacrament Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial services at 8 00 p.m. Reading room at 110 East Fourth St open weekdays 2 00 to 5 00 p.m. All are welcome.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit morning and evening with themes "Earth's Little Whites" and "Moses' Refusal." Evening service limited to forty five minutes. Epworth League meets at 7:00 led by Miss Gladys Clark with Miss Ruth Miller as soloist. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Rev EF Allison pastor announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m with classes for all. Preaching at 10 50 a m and 8 00 p m. Senior and Intermediate League at 7 00 p m. A fine musical program arranged for the evening service. The public is invited. Auditorium large and pleasantly cool.
The regular monthly meeting of the retail merchants is set for next Tuesday night at 6 30 oclock at the Chamber of Commerce. Dinner will be served by the Wacca bee ladies and several attractions are planned. All retail merchants are expected to attend.
The order revokes previous Stock Driveway No. 52 in New Mexico and opens described lands to entry under Homestead and desert land laws for ex-service men in the War with Germany. The period runs 91 days from the date of order June 23 1922 with soldier's preference and simultaneous filing windows, ending October 19 1922 and July 20 1922 respectively. Restoration to general disposition occurs October 20 1922, with general open disposition thereafter.
F G Keyes returned from the Ruidoso cabin after several days visiting McKinstry Here Today Tom McKinstry came from Hagerman for a combined business and pleasure trip Many plan to motor to Pine Lodge with friends Mr and Mrs T H Harrison and children arrived from Artesia for the weekend Mrs E J Williams will leave for Pine Lodge for an indefinite stay and Mr Williams will join tomorrow afternoon Scouts at Carlsbad report a big time with swimming hiking and games L S Croissant and W F Ogilvie plan a cabin trip on the upper Ruidoso after several days here on business Mr Croissant is building many cabins on the river district
Mrs Claude Hobbs and her daughter Hulda came home this afternoon after an extended visit with friends and relatives in the eastern states.
Mrs H H Weaver and children travel east for summer visiting friends and relatives. District Attorney Dillard Wyatt and wife depart for a cabin near Taos for an indefinite stay. Also a notice that from June 1 1922 all plumbing and electrical work will be cash on completion with Chas T Cox offering repairs.
Price and Company announces an appropriate prize for the lady achieving the highest score in the upcoming golf tournament.
Notice states the partnership between Frank Talmage Jr and C W Tilton in Talmage and Tilton Funeral Home dissolved by mutual agreement on the 1st day of May 1922 All accounts owed to the firm are due to C W Tilton and all accounts owed by the firm will be paid by him Frank Talmage Jr C W Tilton advertisement 5téc
The U S Civil Service Commission announces vacancies in the Public Health Service including Reconstruction Aids with salaries from 720 to 2000 dollars. Applications expected in hundreds. Dietitians also sought with wages from 720 to 1344 plus quarters subsistence and laundry. Also demand for printers machine operators at government printing office Washington DC at five cents per hour. Further info from the secretary local examining board at the post office.
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