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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
8
A hot day in Roswell saw temperatures reach 100 degrees with a 64 degree night. The forecast calls for fair weather with readings above seasonal norms. Across the region Abilene El Paso Phoenix and Oklahoma City reported 100s and 102 106 in other locales.
Information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for the fire at Spring River Camp last Sunday night. J. C. Nelson Adv. J27tix.
In beauty treatment the Old Mission Beauty Shop is ready to look after individual needs with expert beauty treatment at low cost. Located at 219 North Main, phone 182.
Bert Ballard officiated at the Masonic funeral in Carlsbad for Lafe DeWeese. Roswell residents Paul Carrigan and Arthur Allison attended the service.
Returns after visiting his mother Mrs. W. S. Smock, Guy Smock went back to his home in Washington, D. C. yesterday.
I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any indebtedness incurred by the Ros well Memorial Studio, except such debts I myself make. Signed by Mrs. Charles A. Porter. Adv. J2313x.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Smith of Albuquerque, visiting this week at Geo Pr Owens, depart tonight for Carlsbad. Mr Smith works for Continental Oil Company and is in the region handling business matters.
Local beauty shop advertises pampering and beauty treatments during hot summer days. Contact at 219 North Main, phone 182.
Kiddies and adults visit The Record to see Skippy's dog Scrappy who barks at every passerby. Bernard Johnston plans a Green Lantern night club with Happy Meyers band from seven to eight, then Orchard Club dances. A quip about government debt and a Kiwanis Wading Pool scene closes with a joke about a junior and his landlady.
Roswell defeated Clovis by nine points to win the inter city golf matches played Sunday. Carlsbad finished third and Artesia fourth, with the exact totals not released as scores were phoned in by a Clovis golfer who took them home to tally.
H G Ruaert, chairman of the strike committee of the Agricultural Workers Industrial Union, said workers and their families would be seen at headquarters on East Second Street behind the White Mountain grocery. He noted dissension had flared briefly but was settled. the strike remains in progress.
The new Philco car radio priced at 39.95 is promoted as a knockout. Fal Cons Electrical Service advertises on West Second Street with contact via phone 289 to hear this radio anunciado.
Central committees of Unemployed of Chaves County announce a hunger march starting July 19 from Artesia with pickups at Lake Arthur Hagerman and Dexter, joining Roswell council blocks for demands including milk and shoes for children weekly cash relief, 75 cents per child, rent relief no evictions utilities and foreclosure bans, open relief station daily, mass meeting set for Wednesday at 8 p m on the courthouse lawn.
New shipment of Philco Tran sitone car radios arriving. They’re selling fast at $39.95 installed. Falconi Electrical Service urges phone contact at 289. Ad Jatt.
Judge Patton, who sat for Judge James B. McGhee in a district court case here yesterday, departed the courthouse and returned to his home in Clovis yesterday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Johnson and relatives thank friends for kindnesses during the illness and death of Douglas Eugene Johnson and for flowers. Adv Mr and Mrs Lewis W Hammond returned to Roswell from Denver after Mrs Hammond's mother could not travel due to family illness.
Clean comfortable lodging at The Virginia Inn located 406 North Richardson Ave. Advertises rates of 6 8 and 10 dollars per month for monthly rentals.
Ernest Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hodges returned Sunday night from a ten day trip to Mississippi where they visited relatives. Elsie Hodges, sister of Ernest and L. B. Hodges, accompanied them back to Roswell for a visit.
Santa Fe June 27 AP reports the State Tax Commission lists tax receipts at 843,991.62 dollars, representing 75.17 percent, covering all subdivisions and including the state's share.
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