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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
8
Dan Cahoon and Bill Landurant expect to leave around September 10 for Palo Alto California to attend Stanford University next year.
Pioneer Klan No 15 announces weekly meetings every Thursday at 8:00 pm sharp. Members are urged to attend and visiting K's are welcome, by order FE C.
Bruce Poorbaugh son of Mr and Mrs H A Poorbaugh is home from Austin where he has spent the summer at the University of Texas. He plans to return to Austin around September 15 for the fall term and will be a senior next year.
Plano plans a new Huff Studio opening on September 3 with Mrs. Harry Blythe as teacher. Contact via phone 1454 or 60-W Adv 26110.
Advertises a beauty parlor connected with Nickson Hotel Parlner Shop offering stylish hair cuts for fall hats. Mentions advancement and promotional tone with an advertisement number 3112x.
A store ad touts 500 specials with crowds shopping, promising “Lowest uniform prices on earth” as Banking House Grocery lures customers to buy now.
Old Mission Beauty Shoppe offers manicures to improve the appearance of discolored rough nails. Visit or call phone 182 for service at 219 North Main Street. Advertisement 112e.
Mrs H E Cowen of Clayton New Mexico arrived in Roswell last night with her son who will attend the Institute next year.
Probate Judge Lake J. Frazier traveled to Lake Arthur today on legal business.
James Ferguson, a Roswell high school teacher, has returned to Roswell after a summer visiting relatives in Missouri and attending the Olympic games in Los Angeles.
Mrs Daisy Notley-Gullin announces the fall term for piano at Studio 605 West 1st Street starting Tuesday September 6. Contact 1402 M Adv 3016c for details and enrollment.
A breezy column notes hunting for doves on the countryside and mixed hunter results. It mentions improved monthly collections, New Mexico State Fair tire covers, Yucca calendar photos, rising advertising, tensions with Japan and China, support for 4-H clubs and federal matching funds, and Captain Mollison choosing a safer sea voyage home due to nervous strain.
Lost discharge papers in Roswell within the last two weeks. Return to James Henson, General Delivery, for a reward. Also classified ads include three room stucco house for rent at 411 Past erd St, four room modern house with garage at 1002 East Second Street, furnished corner apartment at Bun galow Courts 501 South Sea, and a bedroom for rent at 411 North Missouri with phone 282. A passenger wanted to Los Angeles leaving September 6th. phone 1236-1.
William R. Wilson and family express heartfelt thanks to dear friends and hosts for acts of kindness, comfort, sympathy, and wreaths during the loss of their beloved wife, Mary Alice Wilson, who was a mother, sister, and daughter.
Ad lists Del Monte coffee at 35 cents per pound and yellow bananas at one dollar per dozen. Various fruits and staples priced, including dried peaches, bulk oatmeal, sliced bacon, and fresh eggs. Two markets advertise free delivery and contact numbers at 208 East Std St and 408 South Main Street.
Grace Field Airheart of Artesia New Mexico seeks a reliable companion to share expenses for a trip to New York City after September 7. Contact Grace Field Airheart for coordination and plans.
Freely delivered two weekly shipments from Fin and Perther Market located at 4023 South Main. Contact 833 for details on dress ed heng and fryers. Adv. 2tfe.
An advertisement offers free ambulance and expert palmotor service for any kind or make. Falcons Electrical Service at 125 West Second Street provides radio cured assistance, with contact phone 289.
Hats cleaned and blocked for 1.25. Ladies hats from 0.50 and up. Master Haters opens Tiny Tots on September 6 at John Knox House south of Junior High. Mrs Hial Cobean advertises Norton's Pramster phone 136.
Mrs. W. C. Holland arrived home yesterday afternoon after a stay in Alamogordo that began on Sunday.
Miss Minna Robertson welfare worker for the Fifth Judicial District traveled to Hobbs yesterday for welfare work and will visit Lovington before returning to Roswell Saturday.
Wallace McCullough pleaded guilty in a justice of the peace court this morning to reckless driving and was fined eleven dollars and fifty cents.
Bill Phillips came back to Roswell yesterday from Tucson where he had spent the past ten days visiting a friend.
Third. Mrs. Oldham Moore teacher. Phone 1454 or 60 W Adv 2946x.
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