Pa's Cafe Reopens Under New Management
Pa's Cafe opens under new management by Sanders and Charley Smith proprietors. The ad notes the business has switched hands and invites patrons to visit the renewed establishment.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
8
Pa's Cafe opens under new management by Sanders and Charley Smith proprietors. The ad notes the business has switched hands and invites patrons to visit the renewed establishment.
We wish to thank friends and neighbors for acts of love and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother and for the beautiful floral tributes. Walter W. Johnson and children.
Sewer tax must be paid before June 30 by residents of Roswell. City Clerk J H Decker directs payment. Lost dog notice for a small black and brown Rat Terrier named Pat with no tail. Reward or contact Mrs Wolfe at 1310 North Main if found.
Famous marksman Ad Topperwein will perform at the New Mexico-Mississippi parade grounds tomorrow at 3 PM. He will shoot rapid fire with a Winchester .22 to sketch cartoon heads on a tin sheet in three to four minutes, drawing Uncle Sam or an Indian. He also shoots chalk from buttonholes as a demonstration of nerve and aim.
Rev. R. A. Hingst underwent four tonsil operations at St. Marys Hospital this morning, with medical staff performing the procedures.
McMillians Goat Dairy invites inspection of its modern plant at 212 West McGaffey. Residents may contact via phone 846 to arrange a viewing of the facilities and herd practices.
Advertises a limited time deal at Hudson Studio on Main Street west of the courthouse. Free Billy the Kid figure with every order of six Baby Pictures priced 1.75 and one free 8 x 10 enlarged baby picture with twelve pictures priced 2.25. Offer may close anytime.
Crippled Radios demand ambulance response by calling 289. Ad promises 25 years of experience free if not fixed. Located at 125 West Second Street. Adv. J1126¢c
Children’s swimwear from sizes 1 to 6 offered by Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street. Store hours extend to 6 p m with advertisement placing emphasis on trunks and sun suits for young shoppers.
Miss Adelaide Wolf of Roswell was chosen to lead the summer dramatic club at Abilene Christian College as the organization convened. She has been honored as outstanding dramatist and is active in Alpha Chi, the pre medical club, and the W club among other campus groups. Other officers include Brian McKinzie, Buryl Nesbitt, Willie Pauline Owen, Christine Settle, and Barney Alsebrook with Margaret Ehrensmann directing.
P. V. Thorson, Boy Scout executive, is expected home late tonight from Portales where he assisted with a Scout leaders training course. He will be in his office tomorrow morning then depart for the Boy Scout camp in the Sacramento Mountains, remaining there until next Wednesday.
H. H. Lewis commander of the local VFW post calls a 7:30 tonight meeting at the D.A.V. hut to prepare for the state convention in Clovis on June 27 28 and 29.
A daughter was born this morning at St Marys hospital to Mr and Mrs R P Spurier who run a filling station about 14 miles north of Roswell on the Vaughn road.
Kathleen Ramirez two months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Matias Ramirez, died at home fifty miles west of Roswell at three this morning. Funeral services were held today at Blackwater New Mexico with interment there. Talmage Mortuary handled arrangements.
Two FERA projects will reopen here Friday morning. One project at City Hall employs clerical staff to take applications for Title One and Title Two Federal Housing Administration loans. The other, at the junior high school, will run the dietary kitchen and nursery school for undernourished children, employing four people and serving about 35 children.
A truck driver bought a $300 diamond ring from a sheep herder for $4.25 in New Mexico, leading investigators to probe ties to missing Illinois tourists Mr. and Mrs. Lorius and Mr. and Mrs. Heberer. Milton Norris, a jeweler, noted the ring may weigh over a carat and bear a mason crest, while officers plan renewed manhunting as details from Dallas and Albuquerque unfold.
The annual Tex ico Conference meeting of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will be held at the fairgrounds from August 8 to 18. Delegates are expected from all parts of New Mexico and 79 Texas counties.
Santa Fe reports the governor signed extradition papers for Roscoe Flynn to be returned to Tacoma Washington to face charges of auto theft.
El Capitan Orchard advertises fine large cherries with contact Robert Beers at Red 1R1. Phone number appears in the local ad format.
Classified brief offers a cabin in Ruidoso for sale with contact phone 871 and listing code J1916c. No other details available.
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