Baby Girl Born to Rainses at St Marys Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs G R Rains at St Marys hospital Sunday.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
8
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs G R Rains at St Marys hospital Sunday.
Judge James B. McGhee and court reporter Henry Puckett left yesterday for Lovington to attend matters in Lea county court. They expect to return to Roswell Wednesday night.
Multiple for sale notices include a girls bicycle with inquiry at 624 North Main. Also an offer for a 50 by 168 foot lot paid in full for 500 and a home with five rooms and bath priced at 2500 with small down payment and monthly plan. Phone 71. Justice Record Want Ads bring results.
Charles A Benson 25 died after reportedly taking carbolic acid in an alley behind the New Modern Hotel in Roswell. Assistant district attorney said no inquest is needed as autopsy doctor will sign a death certificate. Benson, in good health, left a lunch and was found breathing heavily. funeral plans set for Amarillo.
Notice that Dr W C Buchly has moved his office to 207 West 7th Street. The contact phone remains 332. Updated practitioner listing with new location.
Advertising brief notes a sale offering half price on snapdragons verbenias petunias portulia asters and other bedding plants at Glovers Flowers J10tdc
Local laundry service advertises self service at 35 cents per hour located at 310 North Virginia. The small classified notice appears to promote coin operated washing facilities with directions for customers.
A dry start to summer prompts fire caution after Edd Amonett’s cabin burned near Rui Doso Lodge. Roswell Boy Scouts begin Coca Cola fund raising for Washington Jamboree, needing eighty five dollars per delegate. Plus a Yucca Theatre youth parade and a railroads feature during National Railroad Week offering combined car and auto travel rates.
Bullock's Jewelry Store at 309 North Main was robbed of over 500 dollars in merchandise last night. Seven or eight watches, five diamond rings, a gold ring, a tray of 30 Indian rings, and several cigarette cases and compacts were stolen. Entry method unclear, no suspects or property located, and none of the items were insured. This marks the store's second major robbery in three years.
About 20 men and 8 to 10 women golfers from Clovis travel to Roswell to face local rosters at the Roswell Country Club. A local men’s team will meet Clovis men while a local women’s team faces Clovis women, with many caddies expected and boys urged to report to the club Sunday morning.
Department of Justice agents in El Paso examined a traveler s check cashing at an Auto Service Station at nine the morning of May 22 and declared no connection to the two missing Illinois couples believed slain and robbed of traveler's checks. A station attendant reported the incident saying the man appeared suspicious when requesting valve oiling for his 1929 Nash with automatic valve oiling.
Nine cadets from Kelly Field San Antonio and six officers may stay in Roswell tonight due to low clouds and rain en route to El Paso. Weather could force a change as the pilots complete their final jets flight before graduation, with lunch provided by the Roswell Chamber of Commerce.
Miss LaVoyce Malone seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Malone of 504 South Michigan Street died this morning at St Marys Hospital after an emergency operation for acute appendicitis followed by a heart embolus. She moved here ten years ago from Stonewall Oklahoma and attended local schools. Survived by her parents and sister Joyce. Funeral arrangements likely Thursday afternoon with Talmage Mortuary in charge.
Father Matthew Popp O. PF. M. marked his Silver Jubilee of priesthood at St. Peters Church with a Solemn High Mass. Assistants included Constant Klein, Frederick Hartung, M. Dumarest archpriest, and Friars Jerome and Ubald as masters. The service featured a sermon by Rev. Daniel Linfert. A large sanctuary ensemble and a detailed musical program followed the Mass. Mary Ann Kechane served as bride, with attendants Mamie Destree and Patricia Reedy, and trainbearers Mary Hanagan and Mary Virginia Swaine.
Santa Fe June 11 AP Gov Clyde Tingley ordered state police to join the Illinois case in San Antonio New Mexico and said eight to twelve men could be assigned if needed to search for four missing persons. He proposed a National Guard air force to aid in state duties including search operations.
The Labor Department proposed using 4.7 million dollars from the work relief fund to conduct a complete census of foreign born residents and to help block entries by ineligible aliens. The plan includes building an immigrant index, locating missing records, and boosting border enforcement with several related allocations across several agencies.
L. P. Conarty of Carlsbad spoke for Santa Fe on Railroad Week and F. A. B. MacKeil led a Son Scout camping talk at the Kiwanis gathering. Scout Harold DeShurley demonstrated tent setup and campfire cooking in the dining room, using a tin fire lay. Guests included F. E. Chartier newly moved to Roswell, Al Jones the county assessor, B. F. Rose Santa Fe agent, and Ben F. Pior of Artesia.
Mrs Frederick B Howden JI Jr and Frederick B III visit Cloudcroft to summer with her mother Mrs A F Fegan at the Tip Top Tavern. Mr and Mrs E B Bedford of Los Angeles plan Oklahoma travel after visiting their son Henry D Bedford. Rainbow Girls assembly and party at Masonic Temple tonight. Mrs Guy Nickson and sons head to a Ruidoso cabin. Mrs George W Zink travels to Chicago with daughter Mrs Alfred Crofts for three weeks in Michigan. Miss Mary Grace Colvin arrives from New Orleans for a visit with Mrs A Reed. St Andrews Altar Guild hosts an ice cream social Friday at six thirty pm. Mrs George E French and family plan a stay at the French Ruidoso cabin.
The Dorcas Circle of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. J. Savage home with Mrs. Alice Ranft assisting. Mrs. Turner led, devotionals by Mrs. Little, mission study by Mrs. Carter and Hill. A special Portales Orphanage offering marked Home Orphanage Month, followed by refreshments. Esther Circle met at Mrs. Mary McLaren’s home for devotionals and mission study, with a similar Portales offering and a social half hour for fifteen members. Baby Shoes advertisement ends the notice.
The Roswell Tennis Club holds a 7:30 p m meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. All members urged to attend. An 8 by 10 baby picture offer is advertised by Hudson Studio for 30 days with negatives likely destroyed afterward.
Record used car ads bring results. The note promotes car sales through effective advertising and urges buyers to act.
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