AUCCA Beauty Service Buys Nickson Shop
Fe Yucca Beauty Service yesterday afternoon purchased the Nickson Beauty Shop and immediately took over management. Mrs Eva Guffey will be in charge of the Nickson Beauty Shop.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
6
Fe Yucca Beauty Service yesterday afternoon purchased the Nickson Beauty Shop and immediately took over management. Mrs Eva Guffey will be in charge of the Nickson Beauty Shop.
Seele's East Second Adv. brief note highlights swimming as the healthiest sport with a promotional tone for an East Second Avenue storefront event or display. It emphasizes health and activity, referencing a local advertiser and a general encouragement to participate in swimming.
A nice assortment of heavy colored friers all sizes fat turkeys at 12 per pound chicken parts all sizes. All especially fattened and nicely dressed. Mey Produce Co. Phone 418. 515 Fast Second St. aAdv. J1612¢
An advertisement from Hendrix Typewriter Service at Rear Dustins News Store promises rapid repair in your office and a loaner machine while yours is fixed. Phone 111. Adv 116tic notice appears in the issue.
Zink Music Co advertises an RCA Victor car radio installation for travelers. Performance praised, price set at 39.95 with a 30 minute installation time. Ad copy targets vacationists seeking in-car entertainment.
Roswell Auto Co adv notices a fresh stock of reflectors required by the new state law, urging dealers to stock promptly and comply with upcoming regulatory changes.
The Amherst College class of 1883 held a reunion to mark fifty years since graduation. Of 141 graduates, 41 are living, all over 70. Cahoon missed the event, Rainey was a roommate, and other notable members include Alexander Noyes Rushlees E S Parsons Arthur Rugg William Orr Cornelius Patton and Walter Field of Ginn and Company.
A Santa Fe report says a self described registered pharmacist asked the New Mexico state land office about obtaining land with a $1,000 five year no interest loan and about starting a related business. He claimed to be able to colonize 15 or 16 families and inquired whether larger no interest loans or longer terms were possible. The land office replied they know of no such plans in New Mexico.
Washington report states the White House has heard no suggestions from the London economic conference on currency stabilization. It adds no action will be taken without approval from the President the acting secretary of state and Secretary Wood.
A Jury of Paris at Old Mission Beauty Shop advertises Clairol Shampoo Tint to tint and banish grey or faded hair instantly and permanently. Mr Denman Cilai rol Technical Supervisor offers urgent advice. Phone 182 for appointment.
Judge James B. McGhee is expected to return to Roswell tomorrow night after spending several days in Lovington hearing Lea County cases. He has been presiding over local matters and is slated to resume duties in Roswell.
A nostalgic column notes bicycle riding’s comeback in a Texas town with women riding highways and by-ways. It jokes about fashion and fitness, praises a rain-fed improvement in Ruidoso, and hints at local business quirks while mentioning Janice Huff opening Huff Fine Arts Studio next Monday.
President Roosevelt may hold up two reorganization orders until January as Senate action urged delaying 25 percent cuts in agricultural extension and vocational education funding and moving park activities to the Interior Department. The non binding resolution has no legal force since the House did not adopt it, though leaders suggest the president may heed its intent. Other orders on prohibition enforcement and consolidations proceed to take effect.
Keetty Lois Franklin one year old daughter of C D and Mrs Franklin of Roswell fell into a swimming pool in Alamogordo while visiting her grandmother S W Stout. Found dead about ten o clock yesterday morning. Funeral services and burial to be held in Alamogordo after she celebrated her first birthday on Wednesday.
Jose Mortimer and Welpe Mata were bound over to the district court by Judge L L Johnson after a preliminary hearing on a charge of stealing an automobile battery. Bond was set at $500 each but both could not meet it. The defendants, who pleaded not guilty, are residents of Hagerman.
The advertisement promotes Mrs. B. Lynch Hat Shop at 102 West 4th Street with season favorites including white bags priced at $1.00 and hats ranging from $1.00 to $1.95. The local listing emphasizes affordable fashion items for shoppers.
G R McPherson of Los Angeles arrived for a family visit with Mr and Mrs J H McPherson. The party plans a trip to Howton to visit relatives during the stay.
P. V. Thorson, a Boy Scout executive, left today for Clovis to conduct a financial appeal and to take applications for the summer camp to be held June 28 to July 1 in the Sacramento Mountains. He will return tomorrow night.
Mrs. Bob Cresby and daughter Roberta travel with Harold Jones to Camp Ticonderoga in Tionderoga New York for the season. Mrs Cresby and Mr Jones will teach horseback riding at the camp.
Falconi Electrical Service advertises a new shipment of Philco Tran sitone car radios at 39.95 installed. The ad claims they compare favorably with any radio at any price and provides phone number 289 for contact.
Rel Fock emi White Rock offers fryers sized 2 to 3 pounds priced 2 for 65c and 2 for 80c. Well fattened Leghorn fryers 2 for 60c, 2 for 70c, 2 for 75c. Large and small hens and frying ducks 40c each. Squabs 2 for 25c. All poultry dressed drawn and delivered at these prices.
Swimming is increasing at Seele's daily with a lunch stand connected. Ady.
J and M clash over footwear in a humorous local clash at The Water venue. The spat centers on shop policies and customer reactions, highlighting small town tensions and retail quirks. Local observers weigh in as staff attempt to calm the dispute.
Miss Janice Huff announces the opening of the Huff Fine Art Studio on Monday June 19. For terms call 60W. Advertising notice.
A brief note highlights pure water quality at Seele's Pool, declaring it best for second time use and inviting residents to test the value and cleanliness of the facility.
Furnished apartment four rooms for rent at 204 East Al Dug wegue. Also furnished two rooms with sleeping porch and private bath at 109 North Kentucky. J16t3x J16t5x
In Lordsburg New Mexico on June 16 AP report S H Stenge of Hidalgo county and W S Silsby of Grant county sold 28000 pounds of mohair for a top price of 1 74 cents per pound. The price topped the prior sale by ten cents per pound indicating strong demand for mohair in the region.
Jazz king Paul Whiteman his wife and father with two Denver friends were recovering after their car sideswiped another vehicle on a narrow mountain road last night.
In all kinds of beauty work we suggest you visit our cosmetic department the most complete in town. Let us make suggestions for your individual needs Yucca Beauty Service J. P. White Building Phone 848 Adv.
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