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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1933

Page

8

Community Leadership Training School Opens in Roswell

Forty two participants enrolled as the Community Leadership Training School opened at the M E Church South. The course from the International Council of Religious Education offers credits this week and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights next week starting at 7 00. The Roswell Ministerial Alliance sponsors the program.

M. E. Church, South International Council of Religious Education M. E. Church South Roswell Ministerial Alliance

The New Low Prices at The New Plymouths Ad

The New Plymouths advertisement highlights low prices offered by Lowrey Auto Company in a newspaper page note.

Plymouths Lowrey Auto Company

Reynolds Infant Dies in Tragic Earlier Hours

The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Reynolds died yesterday afternoon just before five. Funeral services were held this morning at ten o'clock led by Rev Father Matthew. Interment followed at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.

Old Mission Beauty Shop Ad Sparks Fresh Facial Promise

An old advertisement promotes facial and shampoo services to refresh scalp and skin after tough days. The ad lists Old Mission Beauty Shop at 219 North Main Street with phone number 182.

Old Mission Beauty Shop North Main ‘St Adv

Princess Theatre Presents Old Fashioned Minuet Dance

Special feature at Princess Theatre showcases 25 Rainbow Girls directed by Mrs Audrey Walker performing an Old Fashioned minuette dance as advertised by Matlie.

Princess Theatre Audrey Walker Matlie

Falcons Electrical Service Ad Promises Guaranteed Fixes

A vintage ad from Falcons Electrical Service at 125 W 2nd claims absolute guarantees and no need to pay until fixed. It urges readers to call 289 and leave the rest to the firm.

Falcons Electrical Service

To Princess This Week From Rainbow Girls Special Price

Ad item notes a limited offer for Princess merchandise from Rainbow Girls at a special price. No clear dates or locations provided.

Princess Ranbow

Roswell Vets Seek Opinion on Fourth Celebration

Roswell veterans ask residents for input on whether to hold or skip the annual Fourth of July celebration this year. The event relies on donations from local stockmen, business firms, and individuals. The oversight group met with American Legion and D A V posts to discuss future plans and other veteran matters.

Roswell American Legion D. A. V Posts United Action New Mexico Sam Bratton South’ Park Legion R. W. Drysdale The Ralph Sheehan

Clardy's Dairy Announces Early Morning Deliveries

Tomi'k customers are served with prompt early morning deliveries from Clardy's Dairy. Call 796 for orders and service details.

Tomi'k Clardy’s Dairy

Fred Rowell Runs For Centre College Student President

Fred Rowell Jr son of Dr and Mrs Fred C Rowell of Roswell is a candidate for president of the student body at Centre College Danville Kentucky. The election will be held on May 10. He has made an outstanding record at Centre.

Fred Rowell Fred Rowell Jr Fred C. Rowell Roswell Centre College Centre Danville Kentucky

Groceries Marked Half Price at Brookshire’s

Local ads list poultry and fowl deals with fryers and broilers priced at two for 65 cents and 40 to 45 cents each. Baking hens and turkey hens offered at 15 cents per pound. Brookshire’s Mise is advertised as the source.

Brookshier’s

Albuquerque May Go On Daylight Saving Time

Albuquerque Mayor Clyde Tingley supports adopting daylight saving time during June July and August if employers and workers agree. He says the shift would give Albuquerque an extra hour of play and be generally advantageous. A public hearing before the city commission may be requested.

Albuquerque N. M Clyde Tingley Albbuquerque

Roosevelt Plan Signals Tax Cuts and Relief Approvals

Congress negotiates a rapid path for relief funding and new economy measures. The President seeks authority to cut air and ocean mail contracts and advance a wartime finance program while farm policy stalls. Senate finance takes up a cent per gallon gas tax and shifts a three percent electric tax to utilities. The Wagner-Lewis relief grant of 500 million dollars heads to conference as talks resume.

Roosevelt House Senate Conference Senate Finance Committee Senate Banking Subcommittee Wagner-Lewis Senate

Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Column Glimpses

A column notes daylight saving questions, Rainbow Girls selling Princess Theatre tickets for a dance, congratulates Skipper Nell and B. F., hints at a May 5 event, and reports Hank Woods loses cactus title to Rue Chrisman. Tornado havoc in Arkansas and Louisiana prompts Henderson of Radio Omission Family to speak.

Princess Theatre Hank Woods Rue Chrisman City Main and Eleventh Street Henderson Rad‘o O Mission“ Famihe Arkansas Louisiana

Carnival program advertised at Roswell High School assembly

A Roswell High School assembly this morning previewed a carnival at the fair grounds this Friday. The program highlighted varied attractions and urged attendance, promising a show no one should miss.

Roswell High School

Price Leaves Roswell After Two Day Visit

H A Price departed Roswell yesterday afternoon for his ranch located 45 miles northwest of the town after spending two days in Roswell with his wife and daughter Henrietta.

H. A. Price Roswell Henrietta

Lost hat box on Second Street or Dexter highway

Advertisement requests locating a hat box found containing two hats and other merchandise. Please return to Boehner's store in Roswell. Adv M2t2e Se4.

Second Street Dexter Highway Boehner Roswell

Gasoline Tax Revenues Lag Behind Last Year In April

Santa Fe reports April gasoline tax collections at 175,539.40, below last year’s 122,839.39 for April, with refunds of 11,095.34. Excluding January, five cent gas tax revenue trails year over year, state collector Mrs Adolph Hill said.

Santa Fe Adolph Hill

Jessie Cunningham Elected Queen by Junior Honor Society

Jessie Cunningham was chosen as the Junior Honor Society Queen at the annual party held at the Junior High School last night.

Jessie Cunningham

Dog license deadline set for May 10 in city sweep

The police chief Frank Yours announced a May 10 deadline for dog license payments. A dog wagon will begin pickups for unlicensed dogs, urging all owners to secure licenses immediately.

Frank Yours

Madison Elected Lions President

A F Madison was elected president of the Roswell Lions club at a regular weekly meeting. New officers include S P Johnson Jr first vice president Howard Buchly second vice president John Mayhew third vice president Tom White secretary treasurer Arthur Allison tail twister F B Goodwin Lion Jamer H B Markham Edad Amonett S W Lodewick two year directors. Hold over directors Dr W T Neely Woodlaw Saunders. New officers assume June 5. Clarence Hinkle urged tax relief measures and warned they could trigger a special session.

A. F. Madison Roswell Lions Club S. P. Johnson Jr Howard Buchly John Mayhew Tom White Arthur Allison Tail Twister F. B. Goodwin Lion Jamer H. B. Markham Edad Amonett S. W. Lodewick

Tornado wreaks damage across Webster Parish and Minden

Tornadoes ripped up lines and leveled parts of the residential area. An auto was thrown into a store near the Webster parish courthouse. Hardware merchant Sam Life reported being lifted off his feet but uninjured after a bird’s eye view of the destruction. Two Arcadia filling stations were blown into a railroad cut, halting an Illinois Central train temporarily. National guardsmen mobilized at Minden to clear highways and deter looting.

Sam Life Webster Parish Arcadia Illinois Central Minden

Federal money to build roads in New Mexico phase

Senator Sam Bratton advised the Governor by telegraph that he would personally support a federal road program. A Congress bill would allocate funds by population. the Governor argues this would largely exclude New Mexico and asks for road mileage and population scarcity based distribution. About 3000 to 4000 workers could lose jobs by July 1 without more federal aid. One bill contemplates two billion dollars, with Seligman seeking a portion for secondary roads.

Santa Fe Sam Bratton New Mexico Seligman

Water turned on at cemetery announces care service

The water is now turned on at the cemetery. Those desiring their lots cared for should notify the cemetery association. Phone 129. Adv. -Mit4e

Gift Shop Ady Seals Stamped Gift Items for Graduates

A brief notice inviting shoppers to visit Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street Ady to view stamped goods and a variety of gift items suitable for graduates.

West 4Th St.Ady

Executor Named In Martha W. King Estate

In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico Martha W King deceased. Clark A Baker appointed executor on May 2 1933 by Judge C C Hill. Creditors must file claims with the county clerk within one year or be barred.

Chaves County State New Mexico Martha W. King C. C. Hill Clark A. Baker Ady

Roswell Memorial Studio under new management

Roswell Memorial Studio at 600 South Main Street reports a change in management as Ady takes over. The notice notes new direction for the studio and the local address remains the same.

Roswell Memorial Studio South Main Street

Roswell School Board Plans 25 Percent Teacher Salary Cuts

At a regular meeting the Roswell school board completed salary reductions for next year totaling about 25 percent. Cuts ranged from 60 to 10 percent, with R E Morris's nearly 60 percent due to abolishing the assistant superintendent post. Morris resigns that post but remains clerk and high school teacher. Pope and Shinkle face 40 percent cuts. many grade teachers see about 10 to 30 percent cuts. About $5,000 was shifted to lower brackets after an initial overage. The board did not publish the list until teachers are notified.

Roswell R. E. Morris Morris D. N. Pope J. D. Shinkle

Junior High Beats The Record 14 to 11

The city junior baseball league saw Junior High defeat The Record 14 to 11 as the game tied 11 all entering the final inning. Junior High scored three runs in the last frame while holding The Record scoreless. The American Legion team leads the league with two wins, while Junior High and N. M. M. IL juniors are tied for second with one win and one loss. The Record carriers have two losses.

American Legion Junior High

Boys Day Programs at Junior and Senior Highs

National boys week events were held at Roswell area junior and senior high schools with Tom Halli at Junior High and Fila Austin at Senior High delivering talks under the Roswell Rotary Club. Tomorrow the Rotary Club invites all boys ages 10 to 17 to a free swim at Seele Pool from 2 to 5 PM.

Feys Tom Halli Fila Austin Roswell

Race Pros Probers Meet Tomorrow With Baca Off

Albuquerque May 2 AP The Zimmerman committee tasked to probe the race attitude questionnaire prepares to meet tomorrow to set rules and venue. Maj Herman Baca resigned prompting regents to fill the vacancy. Gov Seligman criticizes the inquiry body and urges dismissal of all connected with the questionnaire.

Albuquerque N. M J. F. Zimmerman University of New Mexico Gilberto Espinosa Zimmerman Board of Regents Maj Herman Baca Henry Coors Baca Gilberto Espindosa Sanita Fe Arthur Seligman

Notice to debtors in the Goodsel estate

All persons indebted to Dr. W. E. Goodsel at the time of his death are requested to pay their accounts to Mrs. Josephine Brown at 509 Seth Richardson. She will receipt for any collection or pay the same to F Thomas H. Fee, administrator, at 102 South Washington Avenue, Roswell, New Mexico. THOMAS H. FEE, Administrator. Adv.

W. E. Goodsel Josephine Brown Seth Richardson Thomas H. Fee South Washington Avenue Roswell New Mexico Thomas. H

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