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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
8
Al Stovall and his merry makers perform a farewell show at Orchard Park in Roswell tomorrow night marking Al's final appearance here. The crowd is urged to bring partners and enjoy the closing act of the season.
Doctors C F Beeson and D D Swearingin depart by auto for Chicago to undertake three weeks of graduate work. They will study advances in medical practice and return with new techniques and insights for their practice.
A cryptic notice urges buyers to investigate the new Philco radio embodying the latest developments in radio construction. It references Falcons and Roswell's Radio Expert as guiding names.
Carl Johnson promotes a surveyors compass priced at seven dollars and fifty cents as a practical tool for ranchers, urging readers to consider the item.
Edith Jones stenographer for the Chamber of Commerce resumed her duties this morning following a week away. She spent time visiting her sister near Glencoe and also traveled to El Paso during the break.
Classified notice offering free listings of items for sale or exchange. Readers can obtain a ready list by sending a stamp to Box 246, City.
Miss Janice Huff announces the opening of her piano studio for the fall term. Interested students may call at 308 West Fourth or telephone 101 for arrangements.
Wendell and Waldo Little left this morning for Austin to attend Texas University. Wendell has earned his A B degree from Texas U and will enter the law school this year. Waldo will be a sophomore this year.
A wardrobe trunk offered for sale by Carl Johnson. The ad notes there are a few old fashioned girls left and implies the trunk is a bargain option for storing clothes.
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Simon Martinez C. and Andrea Gonzales at the local clerk office.
Bailey's Cleaning Works advertises the most modern equipment in Roswell and promises fair pricing with high quality workmanship for clothes. Ad copy emphasizes value and quality from a local cleaner.
An advertisement urges readers to try Fitch creams to fade a summer tan and invites both new and old customers to call 640 the Nick son Beauty Shop for appointments and welcomes regulars.
Second year Oriental poppy roots ready to plant now at 605 North Washington. Dormant roots sell for one dollar per dot. Mrs. L H Weller advertises.
Willis Ford plans to depart tomorrow for Santa Fe, where he will stay a few days on business. He will handle affairs and return shortly with updates on the trip.
Keith and Elmer Nail from Hagerman Co. were in Roswell today for business matters and meetings with local officials.
Mr and Mrs Will H Hortenstein have returned from a six weeks journey visiting friends and relatives across Illinois, marking a broad family reunion and travel period.
The Roswell Coyotes prepare for their debut in the seasonal sport after nine months of inactivity. Coach Poe Corn, with five lettermen returning Glover House Porter Holloman and Roberts plus 26 applicants for a slot, expresses high optimism. Corn has a strong athletic history at the high school, NM Military Institute, and University of New Mexico.
An assembly focused on problems and changes at the Lovington school, with Prof. Shinkle thanking staff for patience amid crowded classes. A notable humor note introduces Johnnie Wisehimer as the school jokes writer for Coyote. Clubs will meet forty minutes every other Wednesday, with morning period time reallocated. exceptions include Honor Society and several clubs. Paul H. Deaton’s home room elected officers Bernard Ginsberg president Don LePell vice president Jo Willburn secretary Carthell Johnson cashier Merle Haynes assistant cashier, aiming for a systematic saving plan and blue pennant.
FE. P. Elwood, the National Park official who backed the State Park here, will be notified that Lea Lake has been secured. One or two CCC camps will be established by October first to begin work on the project.
Fin and Feather Club must approve sale of Lea Lake property or state park at Bottomless Lakes will not be built. Elwood awaits vote, may cancel Washington recommendation. Some stockholders willing to donate shares to aid the project. If built, $80,000 federal Public Works funds to finance CCC labor, possibly two camps of 200 men.
A local salon advertises latest beauty touches at Old Mission. It notes blending powders for patrons and offers Fair hair fashions. Call 182 for an appointment.
Mrs Esther Victory Schaubel county nurse visited Camp school today. Hank Woods was in Roswell from Riverside Camp 35 miles west of Roswell. Yucca Beauty Service advertises licensed operators and beauty shop services at 13 West Ard Street, phone 484.
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