Thanks To All Who Contributed For Old Timers Parade
Mayberry Bond thanks contributors for tedins and wagons and everyone who helped make the Old Timers Parade a splendid success.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1933
Page
8
Mayberry Bond thanks contributors for tedins and wagons and everyone who helped make the Old Timers Parade a splendid success.
A compact historical advertisement for Bailey's Cleaning Works and Pay Less Bailey's Cleaning Works promoting value through the slogan How Cheap is not How Good and offering a phone contact 890 as a local service advert.
The directors request that all bills against the Fair be turned in by Monday evening. Submissions may be mailed or delivered to Myron rager, Secretary.
A quaint ad promotes meals for midday readers with sandwiches pies and drinks. It touts saving time by not going home and hints at a nearby fair and theater building called Yuccanfectionery and Yuc ca Theatre Building in an early 20th century style.
Roswell district attorney G. L. Reese Jr. was in Roswell today visiting from his home in Lovington to conduct official business and meet local officials.
Ebert Lee Patterson and Lu Grenshaw of Carrizozo wed here today in a ceremony conducted by Rev Titus. A triage license was issued this morning at the county clerk's office to Bill Bloodworth and Ardell Hardy, both of Roswell.
Thenfant son of Mr and Mrs Lonney Wright died at 3 50 this morning brief funeral services were held this morning and burial was made at South Park with Ballard Funeral Home directing
Mrs Marley and J P White express sincere appreciation to all who helped make the Old Timers Parade and Barbecue a success. They especially thank those who contributed feed and all who assisted with serving, naming Walter Jones Farrell Southerland Zeb Chewning and Mayberry Bond.
Special weekly offers list $7.60 and $4.00 permanents and a $2.50 service at Daniel Beauty Studio located at 707 North Richardson. Ad copy promotes affordable styling options for customers.
Hobbs based attorney John R Brand was seen in Roswell today, signaling possible legal business or consultations between the two cities. The occasion and purpose were not disclosed.
Notice urges buyers to consult Falconi the radio expert in Roswell before purchasing a radio. Highlights new Whilco bodying with latest developments in radio construction and invites readers to call for guidance.
An advertorial claims Century Beer is a highly nutritious beverage rich in iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G. It promises longevity with the slogan drink it and live to be a hundred.
A compact lunch ad from Dustin's News Store promotes delicious sandwiches and a drink with curb service available. Includes phone number 111 and states convenient midday options.
Practical lasting Christmas gifts advertised for Fuller Brushes with order details in Cameron, offering present low prices. Includes phone contact 991-W and ordering instructions for readers seeking durable, useful household items.
This distinctively new type of bread, long withheld from the public due to production handicaps, is now on sale at A C Gress Banking House Grocery Massey Market Whitman Grocery O S Brown White House Grocery P V Grocery Home Market Bell ville Store Binns Store Henry Sth St Grocery Craig Market from Perfect Bakery Adv.
At St Marys Hospital three newborns were welcomed this day. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs E W Brown, a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Fresquet, and another girl to Mr and Mrs C P Newland.
Addie Elizey, a negro woman, was bound over to district court by J L Johnson, J P, after a preliminary hearing on three charges. She allegedly assaulted Sammie Searcy and Paby Knight Howard with a deadly weapon, assaulted Searcy with intent to kill, and discharged a firearm within Roswell. Bond set at $1,000. she remained jailed. The charges relate to a shooting last Saturday night at Virginia and Alameda Streets.
Local column reviews a city fair, barbecue success, and parade. Ed Williams returns from surgery with a warm greeting, while Don Black fills in. Deer season opens Tuesday morning as sportsmen prep their guns. Coyote hockey beats Yam 27 to 6. Portales aerials click but Rams stall. Exhibits hall benefits from a new amplification system by Price Dukeminier.
A lively fiddling performance drew a crowded crowd last night as the Old Time Fiddler played atop a stage platform that gave way, sending spectators into laughter and a few shouts of surprise as helpers assisted the show’s abrupt halt.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet next Tuesday after noon at four o'clock at the Parish Hall of the First M E Church.
Maryland Labor Commissioner notes factory employment up 5.5 percent in September with payroll gains of 9.7 percent. Upstate N R A Chairman Hariman reports payrolls increased by 68 732 since August 1. University of Buffalo findings show Consumers purchasing power up 52 percent March to September. Ohio employment up 50.5 percent from September 1932 and 2.5 percent over August, sixth straight gain. Boston woolen mills selling through year end. shoe output down. retail trade improving. new building contracts slightly higher. General Electric third quarter orders total 43 733 000 versus 35 539 000 prior quarter and 25 665 000 in third quarter 1932.
Reports from Las Cruces Albany and Des Moines show farm strike plans expanding nationwide. Governors including Bryan and Olson comment on NRA effects while leaders urge councils, defense setups and nonviolent resistance. New Mexico Clovis and Dona Ana leaders push statewide actions amid opposition from Farm Bureau and Bernalillo dairy groups.
Roy Daniel and Dick Crawford of Roswell were appointed to the board of directors of the Southwestern Tennis Association. The Southwestern Tennis Tournament is planned for El Paso next year.
Army defeated Illinois 6 to 0 before 35 000 at Municipal Stadium Cleveland. Cadets opened with a first period touchdown on a 55 yard march capped by Joe Stancock. The Illini sustained a late passing rush, but Army broke it up in the final half.
Classified line shows a for sale or trade offer with vague terms. Mentions modern house, easy terms, address L P, and record office. Also notes rent for furnished apartment at 504 N Pa with unclear date. No full details or clear parties.
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