Artesia Couple Married Today at Home by Pastor Titus
Alfred Coll and Kathleen Blount of Artesia were married this morning by Rev. D. B. Titus at his home at 307 North Pennsylvania. They plan to reside on a farm near Artesia.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1934
Page
8
Alfred Coll and Kathleen Blount of Artesia were married this morning by Rev. D. B. Titus at his home at 307 North Pennsylvania. They plan to reside on a farm near Artesia.
Friends persuade veteran Ros-Wellen druggist R M Tigner to stand as a candidate for alderman in the Fourth ward and he has given consent to run.
Pine Lodge hosts a St Patrick's Day dance on Saturday March 17 with music by O Neals Orchestra. Advance listings note the event and time, inviting attendees to enjoy the holiday celebration.
The Security Benefit Association will hold a Bunco party Thursday evening at 7 30 at I O O F Hall. Members are urged to be present.
Special Monday and Wednesday offer at Old Mission School of Beauty Culture located at 219 North Main. Students receive free haircuts, with contact by phone at 182 for details.
Roswell Auto Company advertises a standard 1 2 ton Ford pickup with nine inches road clearance and an option to increase to over 11 inches at modest extra cost.
An advertisement for Old Mission Beauty Shoppe offering a croquignole Marcel creating deep luxurious waves. Calls for appointments at 182 and lists location 219 North Main.
Art Forum was yesterday's winner in The Record's news tip contest for Roswell state track meet note. Two theatre tickets donated by Yucca-Frincess management to be awarded daily for best tip. call 11 for general item or 55 for society item. The coming theatres: Yucca Mandalay with Kay Francis etc. Princess Women In His Life. Friday Jimmy The Gent and Before Midnight.
The Hon. Walter M. Chandler ex congressman from New York and now Albuquerque resident will present two lectures in Roswell. March 18 at the Southern Methodist Church he speaks The Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer s Viewpoint with a free will offering for charity. Monday evening he speaks Russia at the Woman s Club with a free will offering for the Presbyterian Church Building Fund. Chandler is famed as a top national orator with lectures in many states. Reserve the dates for Roswell.
Washington March 14 AP A plan for unified control of all overland aviation including military and civilian fliers with a fighting leader would place all under a single authority. Senator Robinson of Arkansas promoted the idea and suggested a permanent board of aeronautics to coordinate military and civilian work. The army grounded air mail planes until safety is assured.
An advertisement offers quitting business sale of various tree types including Chinese and American Elm Carolina and Lombardy Poplar Box Cedar Mountain Cottonwood and Catalpa. Readily available at Wyatt Johnsons Healing Ground 703 South Kentucky phone 565.
The administration faces a charge of a tragic blunder for canceling air mail contracts. Robinson vows that such acts will not go unchallenged and calls for a fighting leader to oversee aviation development. Chairman McSwain, leading a military committee inquiry, says a combined air service is needed.
An advertisement showcases Bailey's Cleaning Works claiming a modern plant in the southwest with aPressure Filter delivering 1209 gallons of pure white solvent per hour to ensure garments come out clean. ReSHEEN process promises a like new appearance while inviting calls to 8990.
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture advertises a Luxor permanent wave for $1.00 every three days weekly. Located at 219 N Main with phone 182 219 M10tfc.
Philco radios are becoming more popular each year because they outperform rivals and require less maintenance. Radio satisfaction is assured with a Philco, advertised by Falcone Electric Service.
The Record announces that Leland Fellows is a candidate for Alderman in the Second Ward.
R L Burrow is announced as a candidate for Alderman in the Fifth Ward. The notice names Burrow and cites the upcoming election as the context for the candidacy.
M. L. Norton has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for the nomination as Alderman of the First Ward. He seeks the city council seat, with official action pending the party process.
At friends' urging Bob Bear consents to seek the Democratic nomination for city councilman from the First Ward.
Special communication of Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M held Wednesday March 14 1984 at 730 pm with Fellowcraft degree work. Attest: Elmer Riemen Secy. Paul Carrigan W M.
A Roswell tailor advertises custom suit making and alterations. The shop at 115 West 4th Street offers in-house tailoring services including alterations and repairs.
For children sizes 1 to 6, organ dies and voiles. These dresses are sewed, ready for the embroidery work. Art Gift Shop. 197 West 4th Street. Adv. MS8tfc.
Local ad lists bait supplies including minnows worms crawfish and frogs for sale at 608 West 9th Street Advy 12t6x.
I N McDonald of New York and J P Fitch of Dallas conducted a camping conference for Scouts in Roswell today. The program spans Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with five adult readers from Amarillo and one from Pampa Texas. Attendees include Pampa Scouters Marvin J Paul Allen Early Bob J Johnson W W Rusk C W Seibel and C J Clark. Roswell leaders P W Thorson Al Lent Stubbs J E Johns Paul Wilmot Hume Foster Lawrence Ward Rev F B P Howden Jr F A K Mackel Dr H C Hende Capt J M King Major L B Plummer reported an excellent conference with morning and afternoon sessions.
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