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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
3
The Moose's Antlers Are for his protection. All Loyal Moose meet at K. P. Hall West Second St Wednesday night Oct. 12. All members for initiation be present. Refreshments. Tell Some One. Ad vertisement.
An advertisement from Charles T. Cox promoting plumbing services at one dollar per hour for plumbers and seventy five cents for helpers. He notes a prior price reduction and warns against sending a “kid” helper, urging customers to consider value when hiring a plumber. The ad includes address 111 S Sea and phone 725.
Byron C. Beal John D Mell and M H Hunter returned from the Kiwanis district convention of the southwest held in Albuquerque They reported a big time and announced that Beal was made lieutenant governor of the southwest district
Notice to milk customers announces both early morning and evening deliveries by Clardy's Dairy. Those preferring morning milk should call 796 to ensure delivery in time for breakfast. Also promotes Roswell Floral Co with cut flowers and blooming pot plants, phone 196.
The Roswell Rotary Club sent a cordial invitation to the fifty eight Federated Women’s Club presidents and NM officers to the upcoming convention in Roswell October 25 26 and 27. The club pledges to assist, open doors, and welcome delegates, urging individuals to attend. Secretary Carl M. Einhart signs the note. The page also notes social events and club notices from Roswell society life.
Miss Sophie Church entertained Saturday night at the Country club with a golf supper. Guests included Miss Mae H Garner Mrs Church Major Thomas Major Yancy Lieut Espy Cadet Poole Miss Aileen Church and Miss Eleanor Church. Herbert J Hagerman hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Kerr of Carlsbad and Mr and Mrs E A Cahoon. The Kerrs left for home after a weekend with Hagerman at South Spring.
East Side P T A will hold its first meeting of the year tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 open to all. A good program is planned and a large attendance is urged. Refreshments will be served by the social committee in honor of the teachers. Tickets for the Indian Pageant on the Berrendo banks Friday night are on sale at Owl Drug Store 25 cents. Mrs G A Mrkvicka of Superior Arizona leaves for home after a few days visit with Mrs Joseph E Rhea.
Mrs Will H Johnson entertained a small group of friends with a bridge party this afternoon. Mrs Ewng L Lusk has become the new pipe organist at the First Presbyterian church.
The Kiowa Apache war dance will be a feature of Day with the Indians in Roswell Friday night October 14, performed by 300 school children along the Berrendo river. The event draws on Kiowa Apache Navajo history with scouts on hilltops, signaling the Navajo retreat. Rehearsals led by Miss Poirson and Miss MacIntosh, promising Roswell’s most pretentious pageant to date.
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