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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
8
Mr and Mrs B B Ginsberg and their son Bernard returned to Roswell last night after a trip to Hot Springs New Mexico Albuquerque and Denver They had been away since last Wednesday.
Daisy Notley Jiukin announces fall term for piano studies starting Tuesday at Std Studio located at 608 West 1st Street. Contact Advy at 1402 M. for details and enrollment.
Mr and Mrs W C Smoot of Denton Texas left yesterday after ten days visiting Mrs W C Bicknell. The Smoots traveled home with the Bicknells from Missouri University where Mr Bicknell was doing summer work. The Smoots are the parents of Mrs Bicknell.
Mrs. Oldham Moore will teach at the Vielin Instruction Huff Studio which plans to open September third. Contact via phone 1454 or 60-W Adv 2916x for details.
The regular monthly city council meeting is scheduled for 7 20 PM tonight at city hall. The session will cover routine matters and council agenda items.
A compact advertisement offers Parker Her bex scalp treatments at Old Mission Beauty Shoppe located at 219 North Main Street with a toll free looking call number 182 for relief from disturbing irritations.
For Sale 1931 Model Ford, straight 8 Buick coupe, fine finish, new tires. Priced to sell. Palace Machine Shop Phone 236.
Attorney J C Gilbert and his son returned home Sunday night from a vacation at Hot Springs New Mexico where they took baths rested and recuperated. Gilbert is a frequent visitor to Hot Springs and praises the resort as a vacation spot.
Milk fed striers and hens and fresh fish are advertised at the Fin and Feather Market located at 403 South Main Street with free delivery and the phone number 833 for orders.
Daniel Vaughn and General H A Ingal returned to Roswell Sunday night from Santa Fe where they attended a meeting of the New Mexico Department Executive Committee of the American Legion. Vaughn also took part in a state emergency employment commission session in Santa Fe Saturday. He had travelled to Las Cruces yesterday and came back late last night.
Local advertisement by H F Carpenter offers canned tomatoes for sale or trade. Contact via phone 758 for details and availability.
Advert shows Hanuking House Grocery boasting "Lowest uniform prices on earth" while noting that Saturday specials, priced far below cost, aim to lure buyers. The copy implies daily 500 specials dominate, making Saturday promos seem minor by comparison.
Roswell community members express view that locals are discerning about commerce, distinguishing between trustworthy practices and graft while noting the Banking House Grocery and its slogan Lowest uniform prices on earth. AGY 6th
Miss Eleanor and Miss Lady Connell of Midland Texas, cousins of W C Holland, were visitors at the Holland home Saturday afternoon and Sunday while en route to California.
Mrs E C Richmond announces the opening of a new business at 408 North Richardson, taking over Mrs Duncan's place and inviting customers to visit.
Etee McGee and Kirby Hughes of Hagerman were in Roswell on business today.
Labor Day faded in Roswell as Albuquerque held a big park picnic with speeches. Roads are clear for a five and a half hour drive to Albuquerque. University stadium under construction will seat five thousand. NMMS hosts Thanksgiving game in Albuquerque with ample seating. Local readers send in coupons for free tickets. High school field will be well turfed this year. Roswell youth head to school with neatly combed hair and eager spirits. Coach Corn may lift high school football morale this year.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Tonie Monk died yesterday morning at five at the family home 809 North Lea Avenue. Funeral services were held this morning at 10 at South Park Cemetery with Rev. Walter Johnson of Immanuel Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed at South Park Cemetery with Talmage Mortuary in charge.
Funeral services for Jerome C. Benge age 55 were held at Tal mage Memorial Chapel with Rev William Bacon of Bethel Church presiding. Music came from the Bethel Church choir and burial followed at South Park under Talmage Mortuary direction.
A public dance is announced at the Fire Station on September 9 with Stockley’s Orchestra providing music. All are invited to attend.
Reese Cagle, Maurice Slipp, Don Wilkins, Mary Helena Coats, and Mil dred St. John traveled to Albuquerque during the Labor Day holidays and returned home last night.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Whiteman and son M. L. Whiteman with Mrs. Flora Miller report a very large crowd at the Santa Fe Fiesta. They left Sunday morning and returned last night after visiting Albuquerque Santa Fe and Las Vegas on the trip.
The Boston wool market shows firmness in advanced asking prices across several grades with many consignors withdrawing offerings at firm levels. Week ending Sept 3 receipts totaled 3,938,200 pounds, down from 4,278,900 the prior week, with year to Sept 2 at 153,212,700 compared with 221,491,100 last year.
In Galveston on September 6, spot cotton held steady at five points up with middling grade at 80 cents per pound and sales reported around 35 thousand bales.
Classified item advertises a modern bungalow for rent in attractive condition with five rooms. Contact phone 588 J or R T Neal at 404 West Hendricks for details.
George Ball of El Paso and Arlen Key of Bastien d Texas played a dramatic semifinal with Ball overcoming an early setback. Ball altered tactics to chop and control the match, winning 6-2 3 6-3 6-4 after a ten minute rest. City crowds packed the venue as Ball and partner triumphs continued in multiple matches.
The report lists match outcomes across singles and doubles in junior and men’s divisions. Notable results include King of Carlsbad defeating Price Dukeminier, Chew Strickland beating Evans Hayner, Ball and Kahn advancing in singles, and multiple Roswell players advancing through rounds with Beaty Hermes and Singer among the winners. Special notice on hat cleaning services at Lynch Hat Works.
Sick Radio Free ambulance HExpert palmotor service Any kind any make radio cured Fatcom Electrical Service 125 West Second St Phone 289 Adv 24tfc.
Advertisement notes a woman desires to travel to New York City after September 7th by auto sharing expenses with a reliable party. Contact Grace Field Airheart at Artesig New Mexi co. Adv. 1tix Horton's Transfer in One 136. Adv.
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