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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
6
The Kiwanis Club presented Casey's Trial at the Princess Theatre with strong local talent led by W R Cobean as a Jewish juror. The show repeats tonight for those who missed a delightful evening.
The annual Girl Scout Summer Camp at Camp Mary White in the Sacramento Mountains opens next Sunday for six weeks in three two week periods. About 70 scouts are registered locally with more than 100 expected for the first period and about 60 girls from the Southwest will travel through Roswell en route to camp. A swimming party at the N M M I natatorium is planned for Saturday evening, with attendances at Yucca theatre and Cahoon Armory overnight before the early bus departure Sunday morning and private cars also taking girls to camp.
Funeral services for H W Axtell Roswell contractor who died yesterday morning will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Schulers Funeral Home with Rev LeRoy Thompson in charge. Music by the Presbyterian Church choir. Burial at South Park with Roswell Masonic Lodge aiding at the cemetery. Axtell belonged to Golden City Lodge No 1 Golden City Colorado Royal Arch Mason and Esteble Temple Shrine Denver. Relatives from Los Angeles include daughter Mrs E A Wilhelm and her son Keith.
Reduced poultry prices listed by Chamberlain Grocery and Brookshire Produce. Turkeys 9c per lb, big hens 11e per lb, guineas 40c each, ducks 40c each, roosters 7c per lb, pigeons 4 for 35c. Dressed poultry delivered. Phone 1174.
Classified line shows a phone number 418 and an advertising entry referencing Horton’s Transfer with alternate listing 136. The fragment suggests a small urban ads item in a local paper’s classifieds section. No additional details or context are provided.
A Roswell Kiwanis fundraiser comedy revue played to a large audience at the Princess Theatre last night. Tickets cost 40 cents in advance, 50 cents at the door, with 20 cent child admissions. proceeds support milk for undernourished children. Notable acts included old-timers in square dance and a Frankie and Johnny dramatization, featuring local performers and a children’s hour plus radio announcers.
Fresh Country Products and baked goods advertised for Saturday morning from 8 to 12 at the Community Market located at 308 West Third Street. Small ad notes variety and locally made items for shoppers.
Prices listed for Chamberlain Grocery with a promotional push for J14 ad. Advices reference staying refreshed with fountain drinks while viewing Casey's Trial. Dustin's ad also noted with J14tic designation.
The Fixit Shop at 120 East Third offers expertise in keys and locks and carries scissors and related repair items as advertised by Ady.
A 22 member Hobbs golf team will face Roswell at the local Country Club Sunday afternoon. Fifteen accompanying ladies will attend. The Hobbs players will practice in the morning, and a luncheon for the visitors is planned at noon.
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