San Antonio Visitors Spend Day With Welpton Family
San Antonio visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Walker and daughter Mary Margaret and Miss Verdine Zortman spent yesterday with W E Welpton in town.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
5
San Antonio visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Walker and daughter Mary Margaret and Miss Verdine Zortman spent yesterday with W E Welpton in town.
Start early on Christmas gifts to save worry and expense. The selection of stamped linens and gifts is at its best now. Visit Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street to see many stamped gift items.
Roswell gains a Bundy incubator hatchery with 8 280 egg capacity to hatch 1 500 to 1 800 chicks weekly, expanding to 16 090 eggs with a second unit. The cold storage plant stores 800 cases of eggs, enabling higher payments to poultrymen and six months of shelf life for eggs.
Albuquerque Sept 1 The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association holds its second quarterly executive board meeting at Fort Sumner courthouse on September 10 with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm Topics include financing the cattle industry public domain taxation freight rates central markets yardage charges and state legislation plus other pertinent matters for the industry
Harry Valentine of Clay Center Kansas arrived in Roswell with his parents Mr and Mrs L F Valentine and sister Grace to enter the New Mexico Military Institute this year.
Children’s haircuts available at Bankhead Barber Shop with the same service as standard cuts. Ad includes shop address 3114x and promotes affordable grooming for all ages.
The text details egg storage at 32 degrees just above freezing and a freezing room reaching 20 degrees below zero for poultry, plus a cooler at 40 degrees. It mentions candling eggs to ensure quality, a sanitary dressing room for chickens, and a well equipped hatchery with top breeding and feeding facilities.
All children fourteen and under admitted free to a special kids show at the Yucca theater Saturday morning at nine. Mrs Aubrey Walker's pupils will present a stage show and the program will include kid friendly moving pictures.
Miss Grace Hudson will depart Roswell tomorrow to spend her vacation with her family at King City Missouri.
Miss Ruby Opdyke, teaching at North Hill school, returns from a family vacation at Ridgeway Missouri. She will reside this year at 302 West Fourth Street with Miss Thelma Perry.
Mr and Mrs C S Wolgamuth announce the birth of a son at Mary's hospital this morning.
Funeral services for Mrs. W. R. Wilson who died Monday morning were held at ten o'clock at the Talmage Memorial Chapel conducted by C. C. Hill with music directed by J. Q. Cummins. The body was sent by afternoon train to Amarillo with W. R. Wilson and daughter Margaret Jean. burial will be in Amarillo. A wealth of flowers reflected the esteem in which she was held.
The county clerk's office reports that there will be no motion day in September in the federal court. All motions and demurrers pending will be held over until the first Monday in October, as October’s first Monday is the regular motion day in federal court.
W T French, formerly head salesman at Artesia Safeway, named manager of the new Safeway Store to be opened in the north half of the building. Registration notices urge all new and unregistered students to attend Friday morning at 8 o clock for junior high and senior high students in appropriate grades. W A Gage, from Pinon New Mexico, was in Roswell today visiting his home.
Mrs R R Miller Mary Louise Miller and Burton Miller have moved to 308 West Third Street title reflects a local residence change with updated address for the Miller family.
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