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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
6
Mrs Marvin Haynes and her children Ella Joe and Marvin departed by auto yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles to establish their permanent residence.
W M Lamb and family from Lamb county Texas are now located on South Kansas and will make Roswell their home.
Real estate ad offers a 75 foot front building site with short lots and deep lots, shade trees and a $100 price. Also sells a duplex with a 90 foot front, hardwood floors, modern design, double garage and storage. Rent $45, price $2250, easy monthly payments. Call 703 South Retocky Ave.
An advertisement for Old Mission Beauty Shop promotes its services and emphasizes the shop as Roswell’s smartest for the woman who cares. It lists contact phone 182 and address 219 North Main Street, with wording styled as a local business promo.
Roswell American Legion Post boys team lost to the Clovis Lions club sponsored squad by 7 to 3 yesterday afternoon. A rematch is planned for Sunday.
Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop states working hours are 8 30 to 5 30 on weekdays and 8 30 to 7 30 on Saturdays. They request appointments align with these hours and provide contact as 4S4. Address listed as 111 West Sid Street Ady.
Advertisement notes an air cooled Electrolux gas refrigerator that operates on natural or bottled gas and credits Zink Music Company with the ad identifier J21t7c.
New shipment of Philco Tran sitone car radios selling fast at 39.95 installed. They outperform any radio at any price. Falconi Electrical Service invites inquiries by phone 289. Adz Jette.
Mrs R W Drysdale teacher at East Grand Plains school left this morning for Taos to take a six weeks painting course conducted by the University of New Mexico. Many famous Taos artists will act as critics. This is her second summer studying art at Taos.
Canty, bound over to district court on a charge of passing bad checks, made bond and was released from the county jail today. The case moves forward as officials pursue the matter in court.
Advertisement notes room for two passengers to Chicago with departure timing flexible. Contact Mabel Johnson at 430 for details.
There is no gift more appropriate for the bride than linens. See embroidered linen luncheon sets pillow cases dress er sets imported grass linen luncheon sets lace tape covers with scarfs to match linen towels and other useful gifts. Art Gift Shop 107 West 4th Street. Adv. 120th.
Houbright Lotion offers lasting fragrance free of body odors or cigarette smoke. Advertises customizable odors and announces Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop at 111 West 3rd with phone 484 for inquiries.
Adv at Clardy's Dairy advertises butter milk for sale at one cent per gallon. Suitable for hogs and chickens, with phone contact 796.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Page visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson here Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this week on their way from California to their home in Missouri. Mrs. Page is Mrs. Wilson's sister.
Expected home today are R. H. McCune and his daughters Dolores and Virginia along with housekeeper Mrs. Aline Reed who were in Little Rock for a Federal Home Loan Bank district directors meeting. Mrs. Reed also visited relatives in Gibbsland Louisiana.
The column notes enforcement of the little red reflector rule and questions who will enforce mud washing. It mentions unusual coins from Mollie Pilsrim’s family, a 1856 Half Dime, 1860 copper, and 1848 brass Spanish coins. It cites Walden Bassett and wife visiting tomorrow and predicts good dove hunting, with many birds seen at dusk. Conoco Service Station at West Second and Richardson will be remodeled for better service.
Next Sunday a large field of golfers from Clovis and Hobbs will compete with Roswell aspirants for honors. The event will be held at the Country Club on the 18 hole course.
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 21 AP reports a wife shot and killed a woman she found with her husband and seriously wounded the husband. The wife Mrs Ethel Pusateri 45 told police the details as they prepared to file charges of second degree murder.
Raymond F. Moley assistant secretary of state sails from New York on the liner Manhattan as special representative of President Roosevelt to the world economic conference. He predicts definite results and is accompanied by Herbert Bayard Swope former newspaper executive after a Roosevelt conference.
Valencia county sheriff office reports no new clues in an eight thousand dollar robbery of the Valencia county treasurer's office. The theft occurred last week and investigators continue their search for suspects and motive.
Albuquerque June 21 AP Petitions for a statewide general reduction in telephone rates are circulating among subscribers. Sponsored by attorney Robert H. LaFollette they demand cuts downward to at least one half of current schedules. Petitions will be filed with the State Corporation Commission. A Gallup pledge with 42 subscribers signatures arrived today.
Mrs. Eunice Hall and her daughter traveled to Roswell today from Capitan to visit residents and conduct local exchanges. They paused at landmarks and engaged with community members during their day trip.
W. O. Dunlap and L. L. Laws were in town yesterday from Dunlap New Mexico.
Unsettled tonight and Thursday with somewhat warmer conditions on Thursday. In New Mexico expect unsettled weather with possible thundershowers in the north central portion and a warmer Thursday.
The Roswell Ad club unanimously decides to continue weekly meetings at the noon luncheon hour every Wednesday. A. F. Madison leads a program on advertising across media. Ned Revelle, Ed Williams, Claude Simpson discuss billboard, newspaper and radio ads. Joe Huff speaks on using trademarks to build buyer confidence.
Roswell workers press a peaceful picket while union leaders claim wage misstatements. Aldermen approved parade permission for Agricultural Workers' Union with city officials watching amid no reported violence. Gardener Roswell says ten workers employed, five applicants rejected for lack of work, disputing widespread quitting claims.
A New Mexico driven acreage reduction campaign unfolds with state extension agents and county officials coordinating with the U S Department of Agriculture. Delegates from Chaves Eddy and other counties travel to Las Cruces for today s conference at State College to discuss voluntary cotton reductions and cooperative plans.
As discussions push for swift approval of new agreements, the cotton, iron and steel sectors join meat packers in outlining a farm act trade plan. Sugar refiners and growers prepare for a general meeting amid reports of consensus on a stabilization program with production quotas for the United States, Hawaii, Cuba, the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
An old Purdy Electric Company ad offers a 10 inch oscillator priced at $6.95. The promotion lists the business at 215 North Main Street, appealing to customers to buy today.
Death notices list Mrs J Elliott Lang 84 founder of the Daughters of the British Empire in the United States and honorary Needlework Guild leader in New York. Rev Alfred M Haggard 83 former Drake University Bible dean in Denver. Mrs Harriet Eliza Demig 92 descendant of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins in Geneseo. Barry Miller 69 former Lieutenant Governor of Texas in Dallas.
W R Eccles district highway engineer says the old road west of Roswell will be kept open when the new road is wet and muddy. The new road has not yet been surfaced and runs 14 miles west of Roswell for 15.9 miles.
The Unemployed Council of Roswell sponsors a mass meeting on the courthouse lawn tonight at eight to aid striking agricultural workers. Members will help picket. Speakers include G. B. Holmes president and H. G. Rauert vice-president of the Agricultural Workers' Industrial Union. Robert Roberts state organizer and Martha Roberts organizer for the Trade Unity League will also speak.
Lake J. Frazier, assistant district attorney, who has been ill at his home for about a week, is much improved this afternoon and expects to visit his office tomorrow for part of the day.
Court House Garage offers a Chrysler grit delivery automobile priced for quick sale. Also available to rent is a furnished four room house with breakfast nook and garage at 506 West Hendricks. Call there for details.
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