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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
6
Bargains on shelving counters cases scales ice box meat grinder slicer vegetable sprayer meat blocks and more fixtures offered by Pigley Wiggly located at 219 N Main Roswell New Mexico.
Roche Youree formerly of Brownfield and Clovis with seven years of experience is now with the Orchid Beauty Shop.
A compact ad notes Court House Cafe open every night until midnight, located next door to Bailey's, inviting patrons to visit for late hours and casual dining. The fragment hints at potential ad copy referencing a highway or route marker M25t6e.
An advertisement for Needle Work and cochet cottons to take on mountain trips from Art Gift Shop located at 107 West Fourth Street. Store hours show open until 6 PM.
Fireman dance curated for Saturday night June 1 featuring Chewn ing Bros. music with admission 50 cents. Proceeds support firefighter activities and community events.
The Yucca Theatre invites mothers to write about their little girl for a chance at a special ticket for herself and her child to see Shirley Temple in Our Little Girl. Letters must be left at the Yucca Theatre and will be published daily in the Roswell Daily Record.
The season presents the finest white and fresh home grown cauliflower. Anderson Gardens advertises fresh produce with a note mentioning ripening in May.
An advertisement promises 66 miles per gallon with a vapor automatic gas saver labeled Scientific Laboratory P-416. It claims 500 percent refits and compatibility with all autos. It urges readers to send their address and car name to receive a free sample.
President and ex-Blue Eagle chief debate redefining NRA powers. Johnson proposes Congress set precise fair prac tices and an administrative body to define applicability across states to protect interstate commerce. He argues federal authority could regulate hours and wages for imported goods, foreseeing wage cuts and job losses without such action. Senator Costigan backs public aid salvaging efforts while Senator Clark dismisses any constitutional amendment as unlikely.
New Orleans cotton futures finished modestly higher with fractional net gains. Trading activity remained light and spot quotations held steady at unchanged levels with middling at 12.00.
The piece urges honoring the departed by visiting their resting place with flowers and notes that while many merchants observe the day, some still fail to keep the flag at half mast.
Thurma Carneal Sparkman the four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Sparkman passed away at the family home 900 North Union street this morning just before five o clock. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock at the Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev Stark in charge. Interment will be at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.
Judge James B. McGhee and Mrs. McGhee left Roswell for Vernon Texas after the death of the judge’s grandmother. He will sit for Judge Otero in Santa Fe next Mon Tue and Wed, then return to Roswell on June 6th, Thursday.
A daughter was born this morning at St Marys hospital to Mr Clifford Smith and his wife. Named parents publicly announced the new arrival, with hospital staff noting the healthy birth.
Eastern New Mexico Area Boy Scout Council leaders met at the area headquarters. The On To Washington Committee discussed promoting attendance at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington August 21 to 30. A commissioners training course was conducted with attendees including Cc. E. Henderson, Edward Autrey, R. A. Prentice, Rev. A. F. Tucker, Rev. C. C. Cox, A. A. Stubbs, Myron Prager, Maj. L. B. Plummer, W. E. Hall, and P. V. Thorson.
A Roswell item notes a spotted Jersey cow lost near 1107 W. Lith St. during late session hours while Senators Berah and Clark spar over voluntary codes. Berah warns against business self rules for prices and production, Clark insists no true voluntary code exists due to insider bias.
Petillo led the 450 mile Indianapolis race as light drizzle slowed cars to 109 mph pace, setting a new track record at 4 07 15 with 109.201. Shaw and Wild Bill Cummings followed, while Weatherly, Gordon, and several others faced fatal and serious crashes. Mays retook the lead at 200 miles, with Petillo close behind and Gulotta in third as more drivers exited due to mechanical failures and accidents.
Officials express growing concern over the future of the AAA as they study the Supreme Court's validation of the NRA. Roosevelt plans a night pageant review at Shrine convention June 13. Mrs. Roosevelt to host garden party for imperial Divan spouses and delegates. Funeral set for Mrs Ester? Trujillo in Albuquerque with relatives arriving from Washington.
Hot Springs New Mexico civil groups urge rescission of Paul Dodge action moving the state press association convention from Hot Springs to Albuquerque. A protest meeting plans a June press gathering inviting all newspapermen, with citizens objecting to the claimed inaccessibility of Hot Springs. May 30 AP report.
The First Christian Church announces a summer shift for Sunday services beginning next Sunday with services from 9 to 11. Adults have a 9 to 10 10 service, then class periods run to 11, with two hour programs for Junior Primary Beginner and Nursery. The change aims to let families attend the full worship and classes. Memorial Day observance closes Santa Fe offices. Attorney General Patton speaks at the national military cemetery after a veterans parade.
The Senate is in recess and the House of Representatives has no immediate announced activities. The Associated Press brief notes no floor actions or committee hearings scheduled for today.
Accepted motion to recall lobbying bill passed yesterday. Vandenberg resolution proposed to end reciprocal tariff program. Debated bill to abolish public utility holding companies. Adjourned until Friday without transacting business. Banking committee voted to authorize RFC loans to institutions making loans for paying real estate taxes.
A compact classified ad offers service for crippled radios with ambulance callout via 289 and a no fix no pay promise. It claims 25 years experience and notes location at 125 West Second Street under Adv. 11126c.
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