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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1935
Page
8
Mrs. FP. D. Wilkins and daughter Arline returned from Los Angeles after nearly a year there where Arline attended school. Mr. Wilkins, Don Wilkins, and Miss Allene Bond drove to meet them and bring them home as they arrived late Saturday night.
Advertiser offers a split second stopwatch with a gold case, priced at 25 dollars, originally 350, in perfect condition. First buyer to pay 40 dollars secures it. Carl Johnson notes of course.
Joe Louis Prim Sardera fight film to be shown at Yucca Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday July 10 and 11 with critics praising it as an improvement over the Baer Praddock bout. A special preview at Princess Theatre Thursday night at 11 for colored patrons, with prices as usual.
James Walter son of Mr and Mrs Martin Walter died at the family home 911 West Tenth Street yesterday at five thirty pm after a six day illness. He is survived by his parents and one sister Pauline. Funeral services were held at the home at 3 pm with interment at South Park. Talmage Mortuary directed.
Modernization loans advertised as quick service with no red tape at five percent interest, aligned with federal housing plan. Roswell Insurance and Surety Co advertises this offering and confirms anti cipated trip changes. The note indicates Dexter will not take the anticipated trip but will be in office as usual.
A brief notice states a person has just arrived in the city and will receive orders from those seeking his services by phone 1149 W. The residence listed is 617 North Main. Adv. 18&tfe.
P. V. Thorson Boy Scout area executive planned to depart this afternoon for Clovis to handle financial matters, expecting to be away about one week.
Edgar Keene received a thirty day jail sentence after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Judge James B. McGhee imposed the term this morning.
Judge James B. McGhee left this afternoon for Lovington to hold court and then proceed to Springer for a meeting of the board of trustees of the New Mexico Reform School. He will return to his chambers here next Monday.
The fire department extinguished a smouldering fire under the floor of a shoe shop at 110 West Fourth Street yesterday near 11 o'clock. A prior call Saturday night failed to locate the blaze. no damage resulted.
The regular monthly Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held in the district courtroom at eight. A preceding meeting of the district Boy Scout committee will occur at seven o'clock.
Sheriff Perry Bean came home yesterday after a formal business visit to Texas. He traveled on official duty and was received by local officials on his return. A brief statement from the office confirmed the trip and its official nature.
Marriage licenses issued to Dean Danie and Esthma Roberts both of Roswell. Also licensed were J. C. Walker and Juanita Paldwin, both of Roswell.
Mr and Mrs T C Millican of Warren Arizona are visiting Mr and Mrs J A Millican in Roswell. They plan to stay about two months while in town visiting family.
Jack Lander Trent age five months, son of Mrs Thelma Trent, died after a week of illness. His father Wright Trent died last April. Survived by brothers Joe Daniel and Bill Murray. Funeral held at Ballard Chapel at 2:00 pm with Rev Julian Atwood of First Baptist officiating. Interment in South Fork.
The board of regents met Saturday afternoon with full attendance including H. M. Dow as chairman and R. R. Hinkle of Roswell C. M. Potts of Albuquerque Judge M. A. Otero Jr. of Santa Fe and Thomas E. Mears of Portales. Only routine business was transacted.
New Mexico plans a twelve week newspaper campaign in eight midwest states and a magazine push through thirteen national titles. Through June 29 reports show 4,464 literature requests this year versus 1,861 last year, with early ads in Literary Digest Time and Saturday Evening Post and initial responses for Two Weeks in New Mexico and road maps.
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