Funeral Services Held Yesterday for William Hollowell
Funeral services were held at Ballard Chapel for William T. Hollowell age 70. Rev. B M Coplen and Rev. B A Phillpot conducted the rites. Burial followed in South Park Cemetery. Hollowell, born in Benton County Tennessee in 1874, taught in Duke Oklahoma before moving to Roswell a decade ago to run a small chicken farm on South Sunset. He was ill for days, last seen Monday morning and found Friday morning. Survived by sisters Mrs W H Gibson Erick Oklahoma and Mrs H B Moore Caruthersville Missouri, and nephew William J. Duke in Roswell. Record Want Ads Get Results
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Ballard Chapel
William T.hollowell
B. M. Coplen
B. A. Phillpot
South Park Cemetery
Mr. Hollowell
Benton County
Tenn
Duke, Okla
Roswell
South Sunset
Hollowell
W. H. Gibson
Erick, Okla
H. B.moore
Caruthersville
William J. Duke
Humorous Vignettes and Home Goods From Wilmots Hardware
A column of light anecdotes and sales pitch items from Wilmots Hardware in Roswell, featuring jokes about a disliked clergyman and his wife, Scottie Stamps redemption details, kitchenware sales, Chinese woven baskets, and practical items like tub calk and Tap A Glass dispensers. Includes humorous exchanges with a judge, and notes on walking sprinklers and a wedding anniversary couple.
Indian Continues To Deny Guilt on Incest Charge
Leo Parks a 37 year old Roswell Indian charged with incest with his nine year old daughter continued to deny guilt when questioned by Assistant District Attorney Paul Snead. Parks was arraigned Friday afternoon before Justice R Perry Bean and held in 5000 dollar bond. The complaint was made to Snead by his wife who said the act occurred last Monday night in the yard of the Parks home.
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Leo Parks
Roswell
Asst. Dist. Atty
Paul Snead
Parks
R. Perry Bean
Kids Fishing Derby Draws 500 Youths to Roswell
A two day youth derby sponsored by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish will feature fish supplied from Dexter Hatchery. About 500 young anglers are expected with parents and spectators invited. J A Crockett donated the derby site. Prizes come from Roswell merchants including Co R Anthony, Bill Deans, Purdy Electric, Sears, Montgomery Ward, Platt Drug, Midwest Auto, Wilmot s, Wilson Furniture, Huff s Theatre, Enterprises, Roswell Daily Record, Ginsberg Music, and Coca Cola Bottling.
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State of New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Dexter Fish Hatchery
J. A. Crockett
Roswell
Co. R. Anthony Co
Bill Deans Co
Purdy Electric
Sears Roebuck Co
Montgomery Ward Co
Platt Drug
Mid-West Auto Supply
Wilmots
Wilson Furniture’ Store
Huffs, Theatre, Enterprises
Roswell Daily Record
Ginsberg Music Co
Cola-Cola Bottling Co
Leo Cox
Carlsbad Restaurateur Guss G. Carter Dies at 62
Guss G. Carter 62 a well known Carlsbad restaurant operator and relative of James D Gribbas of Roswell died Friday in a Carlsbad hospital. A native of Greece he came to the United States in 1909. He is survived by his widow Mickey Carter. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the West funeral chapel in Carlsbad.
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Guss G. Carter
Carlsbad
James D.gribbas
Roswell
Greece
Carter
U. S
Mickey Carter
West Funeral Chapel
Zoning Board Sets July 31 Hearing on Two Homes on One Lot
Zoning commission to probe time limits for building a second house on a single lot at a special meeting July 31 at 7 p.m. The board heard three related cases and will report recommendations to the August 5 city council session.
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Zoning Commission
Commission
City Hall
Valdora Soare
North Kentucky
Gene, Hedgecoxe
North Lea
Rose
Dale Shearman
South Sycamore
Aubrey Gregg
South Kentucky
Shearman
Hendricks, Sycamore
Bland
Russell Crawford
West Reed
Edith N. Blake
West McGaffey
South Highlands
Blake
Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
C. P. Rowe
East Albuquerque
John Lott
South Ohio
Lott
Stanley Mathis
Jim Mark
Richard Bean
I. J. Brooke
C. M. Woodbury
Ruth Stewart
Air Force Aid Society Opens 1952 Drive at Walker AFB
Annual fund drive starts at Walker Air Force Base with Maj. Samuel Henton as project officer and Capt. William A. Whalin overseeing memberships. Last year donations reached $30,000 with Roswell citizens contributing. drive runs through August 9. The society provides emergency aid to Air Force personnel and dependents.
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Air Force Aid Society
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
United States
Maj
Samuel Henton
William A. Whalin
Air Force
Shivers Leads Texas Primary For Term Term and Senate Race
Results from the Texas Democratic primary show Price Daniel with a commanding lead for the U S Senate seat as returns accumulate. Governor Allan Shivers leads in his bid for a second term. Martin Diese, former AHC chair from Lufkin, leads the seven man field for Congress at large.
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Price Daniel
U. S
Texas
Allan Shivers
Martin Diese
Lufkin
House on-American Activities Committee
Mrs Contreras Sues For Divorce With Custody Claim
Mrs Sarah Contreras filed a divorce suit in District Court against Charlie Contreras alleging her husband was convicted of a felony. She seeks custody of their minor son.
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Sarah Contreras
Charlie Contreras
Ruidoso Resident Marvin R Hall Dies After Attack
Marvin Richard Hall a 51 year old resident of Ruidoso died after a heart attack suffered in hospital following a week long illness. Born March 25 1901 near Chickasha Oklahoma he previously ran farms and produce businesses in Fort Sumner Portales and moved to Ruidoso in 1949 where he owned Hall Produce Company. He is survived by his wife ten children his mother and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending Ballard Funeral Home.
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Marvin Richard Hall
Ruidoso
Hall
Chickasha
Okla
Fort Sumner
Portales
Ruido
Lois Morrison
Roswell
Mildred Pine
Andrew T. Hall
Ben L. Hall
Charles Hall
Billy Richard Hall
Mary Jane Neier
Butte, Mont
Marvin H. Hall
Wichita
Kans
Nina Ruth Harrison
Dorothy Irene Berry
Downey
Calif
Mary Ellen Hall
Sertoma Members Hear Universal Appeal of Movies
Boyd Scott of Theatre Enterprises told Sertoma Club in La Cima Steak House that motion pictures unite people from different backgrounds. He said children today know more about people places and history through films than any other generation.
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Sertoman
Boyd Scott
Theatre Enterprises
Sertoma Club
la Cima
Scott
Local marriages licensed in Roswell and Carlsbad
The county issued marriage licenses to Margaret Lovelace 42 and Andrew L Means 62 of Carlsbad Earle Marie Minton 18 and Ronald Morris Beach 22 of Roswell Mary Margaret Dansby 19 and Walter Franklin Knapp Jr 22 of Roswell Della M Frantz 47 of San Francisco and George R Maxwell 42 of Roswell Lourene Mosely Chesser 38 of Roswell and Gratz G Beligard 49 of Carlsbad.
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Margaret Lovelace
Andrew L. Means
Carlsbad
Earle Marie Minton
Ronald Morris Beach
Roswell
Mary Margaret Dansby
Walter Franklin Knapp Jr
Della M. Frantz
San Francisco
George R. Maxwell
Lourene Mosely Chesser
Gratz G. Beligard
Future of film color trend eyed by theater chief
The theater manager predicts a shift to color motion pictures, stating that 50 percent or more of films produced starting this fall will be in color. The remark frames a longer term trend as cinema moves toward richer visuals.
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Roswell Building & Loan Association
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