Stilwell Services Impressive Roswell Funeral
Yesterday afternoon at two thirty o clock a large concourse of people paid last respects to Charles J Stilwell a highly respected Roswell citizen. Funeral services were at First Baptist Church with Rev Julian Atwood officiating. Interment followed at South Park Cemetery.
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Stilwell
Roswell
Charles J. Stilwell
First Baptist Church
Julian Atwood
Charles Stilwell
Kemp Lumber Company
Corner Brackets In colors at Gift Shop
Gift Shop at 201 West Third Street offers Corner Brackets in colors at affordable prices. Adv. M26t3x.
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West Third Street
Services for Roy Emmert Held Today
Funeral services for Roy R. Emmert who died Saturday were held at four this afternoon at Fatlard Funeral Home with Rev. Julian Atwood of First Baptist Church presiding. Music by the church choir. Casket bearers included J. A. Witham, Ross Brown, Hill Lewis and John Cox of Hondo. Burial at South Park.
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Roy R. Emmert
Fatlard
Julian Atwood
First Baptist Church
J. A. Witham
Ross Brown
Hill Lewis
John Cox
Honde
South Park
Say It With Glover's Flowers for all occasions
Local florist Glover's Flowers advertises for all occasions with the phone number 275 and a compact promotional message promising timely floral arrangements.
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Glover
Evans in town after winning county post bid
E N Evans of Tatum, a successful Democratic candidate for Lea county board of commissioners, arrived in Roswell today to discuss his campaign and future duties.
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E. N. Evans
Tatum
Board of County Commissioners
Lea County
Roswell
Ralph Keith joins The Old Mission Farber Shop
Ralph Keith formerly at Arnold's Shop has moved to The Old Mission Farber Shop. The announcement notes his nickname Happy and his career move in the local trades community.
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Ralph
Happy
Keith
Mission Farber
Arnold’s
Blood Tonic Promotes Vitality Through Red Blood Cell Health
An advertising piece extols S.S.S. Blood Tonic as a remedy to restore strength for run-down people by boosting red blood cells and hemoglobin. It urges caution with potential organic disease, notes improved appetite and color, and claims the tonic also aids gastric secretions and oxygen transport.
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S.S.S
The
S.S.S. Co
Roswell Giants baseball team upbeat with new suits
Ted Jones clever with displays and Dame Nature publicity meet at the Princess Fog. Amarillo records 21 inch snow, a Roswell snowfall estimate over two inches with 41 percent moisture. A new road to the cemetery boosts visits, five people per day to South Park. Warning for those prone to calds. Roswell Giants show enthusiasm for the season and aim to win with new uniforms.
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Ted Jones
Dame Nature
Roswell
Amarillo
Cleve
South Park
Roswell Giants
Woolsey elected first vice president of NM laundry group
I W Woolsey, president and manager of Roswell Laundry, was chosen first vice president of the New Mexico Laundry Owners Association at its Albuquerque meeting. Two committees were named to form a state laundry code authority, with C N Green of Cascade Laundry Roswell on the first committee and Woolsey on the second to act as a state control board when approved. F A Koch of Santa Fe was elected association president.
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I. W. Woolsey
Roswell
New Mexico
F A. Koch of
Santa Fe
Richard Corn Wins The Record News Tip Contest
Richard Corn was Saturday's winner in The Record news tip contest. He reported Cort Marley’s Hereford bull loose in Portales, earning two theatre tickets for Tuesday and instructions to claim them at The Record office.
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Lin
Richard Corn
Cort Marley
Hereford
Portales
Yucca Princess Management
Rev LeRoy Thompson to Speak at Christian Brotherhood Dinner
Rev LeRoy Thompson pastor of First Presbyterian Church will address the Men's Brotherhood at the First Christian Church monthly dinner at 6:20 with the topic The Juvenile Child He serves as probation officer for the juvenile court A trio Russell Franzen flute Mrs Franzen violin and Mrs Daisy N Guffin piano will provide music
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LeRoy Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Thompson
Rev
Russell Franzen
Daisy N. Guffin
William Bell McDonald dies at 73 in Roswell area
William Bell McDonald aged seventy three died at his home in Santa Rosa New Mexico on Saturday night. He came to this section in 1879 and worked in randing then for twenty seven years with J P White Company. Survived by his wife and five sons Fank Robert Marion W L McDonald Corona J R McDonald Roswell funeral tomorrow at ten in Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev H C Henderson officiating. Interment at South Park by Talmage Mortuary.
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William Bell McDonald
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
South
FE. W. Mitchell
Fred Conn
W .S. Hodges
D. D. Atkinson
South Park
Talmage Mortuary
Judge McGhee Goes to Carlsbad for Civil Trials
Judge James B. McGhee traveled to Carlsbad yesterday to preside over civil trials in the regular district court jury term for Eddy County. Criminal trials had concluded the prior week.
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McGhee
Carlsbad
James B. McGhee
Eddy County
Crile Family Returns to Roswell from Albuquerque
Nerman Crile and his mother Mrs. A D Crile arrived back in Roswell yesterday after a visit to Albuquerque.
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Nerman Crile
A. D. Crile
Roswell
Albuquerque
Home From Albuquerque Prazer Mller Return to Roswell
Mr and Mrs Prazer Mller returned to Roswell from Albuquerque on Sunday after a trip.
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Albuquerque
Mrs. Prazer Mller
Roswell
Two Drunk in Public Fined in Police Court
Two persons were fined seventeen dollars and fifty cents each in police court today on charges of drunkenness.
Roswell Men Return From Albuquerque Masonic Meeting
T. J. Hall former Grand Commander of the Masonic Grand Lodge and Lloyd G Johnson elected Grand Commander of the Knights Templar at Albuquerque returned to Roswell from Albuquerque yesterday. Paul Carrigan Willard Prager and Elmer Riemen also returned Friday after attending the Grand Lodge meeting.
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T. J. Hall
Masonic Grand Lodge
Lloyd &G. Johnson
Knights Templar
Albuquerque Satuday
Roswell
Albuqerque
Grand Lodge
Paul Carrigan
Willard Prager
Elmer Riemen
New Mexico tax rules shift interest dates in 1933
Under the 1933 legislature, the due date for interest on the last half of 1933 taxes moves up 50 days. Interest becomes 1 percent per month starting May 1, 1934 instead of June 1. A 4 percent costs of sale fee is added, making total 5 percent on May 1 for last half 1933 taxes and an extra 1 percent monthly thereafter. First half 1933 interest set at 10 percent and 7 12 percent for all 1933 taxes. County treasurer’s notices of 1933 taxes are being prepared and mailed.
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New Mexico
Roswell D A V Chapter to Meet at 7 30 Tonight
The Roswell chapter of the Disabled American Veterans and the D A V Auxiliary organized recently will hold their regular business meeting at 7 30 tonight at the D A V log cabin on North Main and then share a joint social hour with card tables available for music lovers and refreshments.
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Roswell
The
Disabled American Veterans
D. A. V. Auxiliary
D. A. V. Log Cabin
North Main
Philco Radios Gaining Popularity For Reliability
Philco radios are becoming more popular each year due to better performance and fewer troubles. Satisfaction is assured with Philco. Falcon's Electric Service advertises the brand and urges customers to call Phone 29 for service.
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Philco
Hand Embroidered Easter Dresses at Art Gift Shop
Hand stitched Easter dresses in pastel shades available in sizes 1 to 6 at Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street adv.
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West 4Th St
Adv
Grover's Flowers Ad with Mixed Flowers for Sale
Flower advertisement lists pansies columbines delphiniums and canterbury bells priced at 50 cents per dozen with a contact phone number 275 for Grovers Flowers.
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Grovers Flowers
George G Smith Dies in Roswell at 72
George G Smith aged seventy two died Saturday afternoon at St Marys Hospital in Roswell after arriving from Ar iesia for medical care. He had lived in the Cottonwood area for ten years, previously from Nebraska. Survived by one sister in Nebraska. Funeral services were held at ten this morning with interment at South Park. Tal mage Mortuary directed.
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George G. Smith
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Smith
Roswell
Ariesia
Cottonwood
Nebraska
South Park
Talmage Mortuary
The Only Tailor a Mr A3 Ge OE
The readable fragments describe a local tailor titled Mr A3 Ge OE. The brief notes reference a shop and alterations, with no clear date or location. No further concrete details are confirmed in the surviving text.
Beauty Shop Seeks Old and New Customers Now
Formerly of the Old aay Beauty Shop the Realistic Beauty Shop now welcomes all past and prospective clients to visit. An advertisement notes the location changes and invites local customers to try the updated service.
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Aay
Realistic
Glover's Flowers Easter Flowers and Plants Ad
Easter April ist Send flowers and plants. Phone 275. Glover's Flowers.
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Glover's Flowers
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Eaiser
ED Williams
Roy Emmert
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Hufi
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David Harum
Fog
Mary Brian
Donald Cook
James Dunn
Claire Trevor
My Woman
Rev. Thompson
Christian Brotherhood
Coe
MR. McDonald
Croquignole Permanents
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture
Criles
Masons
Cascade Laundry
Ginsberg Music CO
Everything Musical
Tptunera
Censhimces Musical Rievur
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Philco Radios
Falcons
Ironogram Pictures Presents
Mary Carlisle
Buster Crabbe
Charles Starrett
Florence Lake
Alma Mama
Ted Fiorito
Edwin de Marin
Paramount News
Noel Coward
George Smith
Berkow
Juantta Young
Purdy’s Furniture Store
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