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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Lester Alston are visiting San Diego California for a two week vacation while Charles Johnston manages the Hobbs Exchange during Alston's absence.
Advert says purchaser seeks used piping from 1 to 3 inches and asks for price and quality. Also mentions sale of foundation items and pool equipment with easy terms. Contact A. J. at Crawford Hotel in Carlsbad New Mexico and Glad Snodgrass in Floydada Texas.
Flanigan Furniture Store and Wee Woo Well Mattress Co. advertise new and used mattresses and repairs in Roswell New Mexico. Sale notices mention oil and gas leases with detailed land descriptions and section references. John Stanger at El Capitan Hotel is noted in Roswell.
For sale or lease by owner, a 40 by 80 foot building with concrete floor and accompanying equipment. Also option to purchase equipment and rent the building separately. Write Box 120 Eunice NM.
Mrs. Wiley Blackwood entertained the Modern Mrs club Thursday with refreshments and a 9 score prize awarded to Mrs. J. J. Neal and a traveling prize to Mrs. C. A. Coleman. Consolation went to Mrs. Ralph Neal. next meeting hosts will be Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs Charles Staley hosted a party and shower Friday afternoon honoring Mrs R Brazzell. The event at Sokenon featured a delicious sandwich plate and numerous attendees including Mesdames Cross Gowan Rossoe P G Powell Cc I Mills J Parker Roy Barnett Johnny Langford R Maxie Lee Wilson Greeney Faye Prater Colbert Chas Reed J T Taylor Onita Lowe and Armstrong.
Mrs Arch McIntyre hosted the Gypsy Contract Bridge club with guests and members served refreshments. High club score went to Mrs LaFavour and high guest score to Mrs Pate. Cut prize awarded to Mrs J W Harris. Next meeting set with Mrs Harry Miller.
Mrs Wilson Norman hosted a Friday afternoon party entertaining the Hi Bidders and the Duplicate Bridge Clubs with nine tables of contract bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mrs J Neal and Mrs Carl Cummings among guests and members. traveling prizes went to Miss Terry and Miss Cleavenger.
Mrs Earl Cunningham was transported to a Lubbock hospital on Tuesday for medical evaluation and treatment.
Yucca Contract Bridge club met with Mrs. L. L. Harvey on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Harry Matthews Bob Blyme A C Samuel Will Terry Henry Carnes Dave Hynd W F Edwards A C Kimbrough Ralph Henson Earl Keefer G L McGlathery Lynn Griswell. High score went to Mrs. McGlathery and the cut prize to Mrs. Blyme. Delicious punch was served. Mrs. Griswell to host next Tuesday.
On Wednesday afternoon the Brownies enjoyed an outing and party at the Greebon home place north of town. Attending were Wynona Wilson Rubye McAuley Nina Pearl Roberts Betty Sue Jobe Henn Louise Jackie Cornett Shirley Watson Charline Smith Marjorie Morris Eunice Fay Griswold with Mesdames Johnson Roberts and Smith and Miss Autry.
The district auditor for Acme Lumber Companies and his wife, Mrs. Arthur, left for six through northern New Bay the past week after a period of begging.
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