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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Co M Henry of Dallas were to arrive this afternoon for a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs CM Martin. Mr Henry is a brother of Mrs Martin.
Classified notes offer trades and losses including dairy cows for a car with price adjustment and contact details. A black rat terrier missing since Saturday night with reward and contact Jane Wolfe. A brindle Boston bulldog missing with reward and contact Mrs. Geo Cowan. Full blood Boston bulldog pup for sale. Two apartments for rent at Roswell Hotel Annex. Hotel work position wanted at North Main business location.
An advertisement offers a free original Billy the Kid picture with a half dozen baby pictures ordered at Hudson Studio on Main Street west of the court house. One 8 by 10 enlarged baby picture comes free with a dozen pictures ordered. Prices are $1.75 and $2.25. The offer may close at any time.
George L. Berry, president of the International Pressmen's Union, was named as assistant to O'Neill to represent labor. Berry has been serving as a code administrator.
Lost small black and brown rat terrier with no tail answers to Pat. If found notify Mrs. L Welfe at 1310 North Main. Reward offered. 117ti
The Church of Christ at 424 East 4th Street opens a series of meetings Wednesday June 19 run through July 4 with evangelist Leland H. Knight of Booneville Arkansas preaching. Sessions are daily at 9 45 am and 7 45 pm under the brush arbor at Third and Virginia. KGFL will broadcast weekday sermons 4 15 to 4 45 pm. First topics include He Came To Save Sinners Salvation by Grace Death The End of the Day of Grace Fleeing From the Wrath to Come Christians The Light of the World Repentance. Dinner on the grounds Sundays with seating and parking available. Contact L Wolfe 1310 North Main Rewards 117t1.
Judge James B. McGhee heard the case this afternoon as the father seeks custody of seven children now in the care of Mr. and Mrs. Durward Trolinger after placement by the Child Welfare Bureau.
The paper lists J. B. Savage, W. E. Whitmore, L. W. Hammond, Clyde Fulton, G. C. Birnie, Wyatt Johnson, and Lake J. Frazier as signups for the goodwill trip to Lea County tomorrow, following a previously published roster.
A. D. Hanna pleaded guilty to unlawful use of an auto license and D. C. Cowles pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Judge James B. McGhee in district court today. They have not yet been sentenced.
Mr and Mrs R B Harlan and their daughter Margaret returned from Ruidoso yesterday after spending a few days in their cabin there.
Ad lists Mrs Day's Ideal Baby Shoes at Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street open until 6 p m.
A very large crowd gathered on the courthouse lawn yesterday afternoon to hear the Roswell Municipal Band in a fine concert. The turnout reflected strong local interest in the community performance.
A sugar beet seed grower meeting is planned at the Chamber of Commerce this evening. Dr. Robertson of Las Cruces will discuss the beet seed situation with local farmers.
Young woman who had an appendicitis operation last Friday afternoon is recovering well. Record Want Ads Bring Results.
Bathing suits trunks and sun suits for children sizes 1 to 6 at Art Gift Shop located at 107 West Fourth Street. Store open until 6 p m. Advertisement.
Grady Dalton and Russell Mitch Ell are being held at the county jail for investigation, with authorities continuing inquiries into the case.
Mrs George Cowan and her children will move tomorrow to the Purdy ranch on East College which they have rented. Mr Cowan is at the veterans hospital in Albuquerque and is improving slowly.
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