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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1935

Page

6

Bass Services to Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Walter W. Bass, who died at his home, will be held tomorrow at ten o'clock at the Ballard Chapel with Dr. A. D. Crile officiating. Interment follows at South Park. Bass lived in Roswell since 1916 and was an old Confederate soldier who joined in 1861. He is survived by son J. H. Bass and grandchildren Leslie and Johnny Bass and Mrs. Bob Childress. He was a long-time member of the Temple Christian Church since 1890.

Walter W. Bass Ballard Chapel A. D. Crile First Christian Church Otis Brenneman H. P. Saunders J. M. Koons W. C. Massey A. C. Jones Clarence Knight South Park Mr. Bass Roswell J. H. Bass Leslie Johnny Bass Bob Childress Christian Church Temple Texas

Infant Dies in Roswell Home Burial at South Park Cemetery

Donald Edward McCarthy infant son of Mr and Mrs E D McCarthy died at 530 this morning at 311 North Richardson Roswell. Frief funeral services were held at Ballard Chapel with Rev Jeffcoat in charge. Interment followed at South Park Cemetery under Ballard Funeral direction.

Donald Edward E. D. McCarthy North Richardson McCartys Roswell Ballard

City Beautiful Contest Entries Displayed at Chamber

Mrs John Tweedy entered a bouquet of 24 large vinjas and Mrs W P Turner submitted a bouquet of perennials in the City Beaut Contest this morning. The arrangements are on view at the Chamber of Commerce.

John Tweedy W. P. Turner Chamber of Commerce

Beauty Course Ad From Old Mission School of Beauty Culture

If Interested In A Beauty Course Call or notify Old Mission School of Beauty Culture. 219 Worth Main. Phone 182. Good operators always in demand. Adv. Ji7tfe.

Old Mission School of Beauty Culture Worth Main

Leaves For Texas Visit To Vernon

Alf Guffey Jr. left this morning for Vernon Texas where he will visit relatives for the next two or three weeks.

Texas Alf Guffey Jr Vernon

Wilmot and Amason Talk at Rotary Club

Dan Wilmot gave a five minute talk honoring Century Club members for 100 meetings. Frank Marks leads with 476 consecutive attendances. Thornton Boswell and Logan Hunter have perfect attendance. Howard Amason discussed cotton and its market, predicting demand to rise to thirteen million bales and improved conditions.

Roswell Amason

Eastern N M tennis tourney gets under way

The Eastern New Mexico Tennis Tournament began with Perry Bean and R M Russell advancing to the men s singles semi finals along with Roy Wilson and John Rhea. Russell advanced by default while Bean Wilson and Rhea earned wins in the second round to reach the semis.

Perry Bean Roy Wilson John Rhea R. M. Russell Hobbs Jim Fanning Johnny Jewett David Jolly Dick Bean Otis Basham Paul Horgan Robert Stone Beverly Greer William Ward Arthur Dekker Charles Mathews Billie Ballard Troy Clark Harold Thomas Herman Burkstaller Wirt Rooney Frederick Thomas Woods Clark

Last Chance To Vote For Roswell All Star Team Tonight

Roswell softball fans may vote for an all star team to face Hagerman Saturday night. Ballots with one choice per ten positions plus two substitutes and a manager drop in the refreshment stand box tonight. Official batting averages list top ten hitters led by Weaver CCU and Burnsed Mabie Lowrey at .357 and .333 respectively, with several others from Mabie Lowrey, Lions, Coopers, and City Market tied around .270s.

Roswell Hagerman Town C. M. Eiffert Weaver CCU. Ee Burnsed Mabie- Lowrey Fellows Lions Burnworth Mabie-Lowrey Grey Grove R. Ramage Coopers Fulbright D. A Stockson Shaw’s Carmona City Market

Amarillo Family Travels Through Here En Route to Los Angeles

Visit details show Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Crofton and daughter Bula Fay of Amarillo spent last night with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Robinson on their way to Los Angeles.

Comodore Crofton Bula Fay Amarillo E. E. Robinson Los Angeles

Raging Floods In Oregon No Deaths Reported

Bend Oregon July 25 AP reports stemmed storms cause floods in Pine Creek valley Central Oregon. Widespread damage noted with homes wrecked and survivors recount near escapes but no fatalities confirmed. Estimates of losses rise hourly as crews assess the scene.

Bend Ore Pine Creek Oregon

Roswell Municipal Band Plans Courthouse Lawn Concert

The Roswell Municipal Band directed by Mrs. Helen Noah will perform Friday evening at 7 15 on the courthouse lawn. The program includes National Emblem Liberty Bell Euphonion Solo Out Of The Dusk To You Trombone Novelty A Cal led Toreador Panorama Overture Trombone Solo The Message Nights of Gladness Desert Patrol Stars and Stripes Forever.

Roswell Courthouse Lawn Helen Noah Bagley Liberty Bell Sousa Dorothy Lee Johnny Wilson Fillmore Barnhouse Brooks Herbert Brasher

Power official disputes Roosevelt on buying goodwill

Arkwright rejects claims that the Georgia Power Company or any corporation can buy public goodwill. He says aiding public welfare is part of citizenship and recalls a 1930 talk with Roosevelt about Warm Springs Foundation. He describes how the utility supported the Foundation via its electric system.

Roosevelt Arkwright Georgia Power Company Warm Springs Foundation

Artesian Water Level Holds Up Despite Low Rainfall

Water levels in the artesian basin show resilience amid two dry years. Readings differ by site: Artesia well 19.27 ft below ground on July 23, 1935 versus 23.35 ft in 1934, Orchard Park gauge 36.72 ft on July 22, 1935 versus 35.15 ft in 1934, and Berrendo gauge 21.29 ft on July 24, 1935 versus 21.01 ft in 1934, indicating slight year to year shifts.

Artesian Mountain Conservancy District Artesia Orchard Park

Bennett's Garage Robbed on East Second Street Last Night

Lloyd Bennett's garage on East Second Street was broken into last night and robbed of 30 quarts of motor oil a radio and some tools.

Lloyd Bennett East Second Street

Thompson Jury Sworn In For Hallmark Slaying Case

A Peoria jury was obtained and sworn in at 2:56 p m Central Standard Time to hear charges against Gerald Thompson accused of killing Mildred Hallmark in a case that drew AP coverage.

Bank exchange manager abducted in Chandler raid

Chandler Arizona July 25 two men kidnapped Clarence A Baldwin manager of the bank exchange here after robbing the bank of an undetermined amount of money today.

Arizona Chandler Ariz Clarence A. Baldwin Bank Exchange

Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward G Wilson of Roswell

A daughter was born at St Marys hospital to Mr Edward G Wilson and Mrs Wilson of Roswell today.

Edward G. Wilson Roswell St. Mary’s Hospital

Ice Box Trade Prices for Crosley Shelved Models

Advertises how to trade an old ice box for Crosley Shelvadere units with prices listed at 122.50 142.09 and 187.00 dollars this week only. Promotes value for used ice boxes and limited time offer on Crosley products.

Crosley Shelvadere Crosley

Second Chihuahua health conference reports weigh and refer cases

The Chihuahua district held its second summer health conference at South Hill School attended by 30 children with 24 families represented. Dr. O E Puckett inspected 23 people and referred several for eye ear nose and throat care or to physicians. Miss Violet Smith arranged relief medical orders and plans another conference in about a month. Tom Noonan known as Bishop of Chinatown dies at 55 in Brooklyn hospital.

Chihuahua South Hill O. E. Puckett Violet Smith Relief Office Louis Fay Jr

Small home repair loans at 5 percent interest

Small loans for home repairs may be secured at 5 percent interest payable in small monthly payments. Now is the time to fix up and clean up. Roswell Insurance and Surety Co. Advertisement J1715c.

Roswell Insurance & Surety Co

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