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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1935
Page
8
Roy S. Smith of East Grand Plains was struck by a car driven by Ray Besing late Saturday on North Main Street between 7th and 7th. He was not badly hurt, with bruises as the extent of injuries, after stepping into the street from behind a parked car.
Reports to The Roswell Record say a man was seen peering into the windows of two Roswell residences last night. No arrests announced as investigators gather details and search for the suspect.
A practical gift for Mother on Mother’s Day is garden plants from Moswell Floral Co. A summer of joy and continuous flowers awaits with this plant gift option. Phone 196.
Two persons were fined 17.50 each in police court this morning on charges of drunkenness and jailed for nonpayment of fines.
Buttermilk offered at 1 1/2 cents per gallon. Marketed as suitable for chicken and hog feed. Contact phone number 796. Classified advertisement from Adv. M8stoc.
Fern West resigns as deputy county clerk and relocates to Albuquerque where her husband Al West is an Associated Press correspondent formerly of Roswell. Miss Ann O Bannon is chosen to succeed Mrs West as deputy county clerk.
Paul Robinson and Mildred Ma Tie Bell, both of Roswell, were issued a marriage license here.
Lawyers bankers county and state officers sheep and cow per sons and plain folk enjoyed a Sunday fish fry at Riverside camp arranged by Hank and Joe Woods with Mrs Woods aiding. The terrace lawn below the highway hosted the event from 4 pm till dark as Rue Chris man Tom Dresser and others cared for the fish and Roland Oliver managed coffee and refreshments. A cowboy orchestra provided music and guests contributed lively, improvised tunes, leaving the organizers pleased with the turnout.
Roswell Building and Loan Association promotes a monthly reducing interest plan at 7.2 percent per year. The ad claims full benefit comes only through refinancing, with no cost beyond the actual expense.
Do you need money? Check over your furniture clothing and all household goods and see what you have that you do not need and would like to sell. Bring them to us and we will advertise and sell them for a small commission. Do this today at The Mart 308 South Main.
The Central Hardware tennis tournament opened with men’s singles and doubles advancing to the quarter finals amid ideal weather. Matches yesterday included Sullivan defeating Napier and Bean edging Miller, with several defaults shaping the lineup for next week as women’s matches begin Sunday.
The Roswell Insurance and Surety Company advertises ample funds for small home alteration and repair loans including roofing plumbing painting and general upgrades. Loans may follow an FHA plan with longer repayment terms smaller payments and no expense.
The Institute and New Mexico University split their singles matches at the Institute courts with Deakins defeating McKay 4-6 6-0 6-2 and Pooler beating Barker 9-7 6-3 while Newton won for the Institute over Hart 6-0 6-2 and Guy beat Cutter 6-4 6-2. Two Institute doubles pairs Barker-Sullivan and McKay-Guy were skating to determine the outcome with the meet hinging on the afternoon doubles. Coach Roy Johnson accompanied the University team to Roswell.
The Bronson Cutting Memorial Association was organized at a meeting of state veterans council members and officers in Albuquerque. It aims to raise funds to erect a monument to the late Senator, with donations from war veterans and friends. Temporary officers elected include Gen H A Ingalls as president, George Curry vice president, Col Charles A Reynolds secretary, Felix Jordan assistant secretary, and Cyrus McCormick treasurer. Trustees named: Paul Gantz, Peter Rapkoch, Thomas Trader, Felipe Garcia, Hermay Baca, J. D. Atwood, Ramon Gutierrez.
Cadet McKay of N M M L captured the singles crown by defeating Wertz of the New Mexico School of Mines 6-1 6-2 4-6 6-4 in the finals. Head and Saville of Mines won the doubles title over Rackmil and Wertz 6-4 3-6 6-4 7-5. Four schools entered the tournament including New Mexico Normal University and New Mexico State Teachers College.
Readers are urged to submit essays before the six day deadline, with 176 prizes including a Stewart Warner electric refrigerator. Entries must be 25 words or less and mailed or delivered to Hagerman or Artesia locations with the Purdy Furniture Co. as a reference point.
Harman Ziegler, 45, died after fifteen lions attacked him while he trained them at the Gay Lion Farm in El Monte California. He stumbled over a stool and was immediately pounced upon, the wounds proving fatal.
Ad lists lawn and pool ornaments including mannequins cranes dogs rabbits birds and bathing beauties. Located at 2303 East Yandell El Paso Texas with contact by Adv. Milt8e.
Dr. Chester F. Bebber of Albuquerque was re elected president of the New Mexico State Association of Optometrists at its annual meeting in Albuquerque. Dr. H. Gotslin of Gallup was named vice president and Dr. C. B. Gould of Albuquerque was chosen secretary.
Art Gift Shop highlights thoughtful graduation gifts. Open daily until 6 p.m. This advertisement promotes affordable keepsakes, including artwork prints, personalized mementos, and student-friendly gift ideas.
Brief classified ad notes young beets gathered from local gardens. Andersons Gardens advertises fresh produce for pick up or sale this season.
Three year old columbine plants in gallon containers for sale by Mrs. Rose Weller at 605 North Washington. All colors available. Ad.
Classified note seeks to trade equity in a new car or a small home or inexpensive car in exchange for a traveling job with a reliable party. Contact at 1211 West 8th Street.
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