Barron Family Sets Two Week Vacation Trip
Mr Clyde Barron Mrs Clyde Barron and children left this week for a two weeks vacation trip.
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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
3
Mr Clyde Barron Mrs Clyde Barron and children left this week for a two weeks vacation trip.
Members of the Jolly Hour Sewing Club hosted a tacky party on the lawn at the Humble Pipeline Camp Tuesday evening. Invitations urged guests to dress tacky and enjoy prizes for the tackiest participants.
Miss Alma Cherry entertained a group at her home with a buffet supper in honor of her guest Miss Gladys Stacey of Ponca City Oklahoma. The menu included chop suey salad olives potato chips toast and iced tea. Guests included Mrs. J E Cherry and several friends.
Wilton Perryman wed Miss Eunice Miller in Judge Emersons office on August 19. Both residents of Hobbs plan to stay here. Witnesses were W Kerley and W E Archibald. Wayne Belle shopped in Dallas for fall stock. Roy W Taylor and wife visited, son of Mr and Mrs H A Taylor, with Kevill Grocery in Tucson. Pinkie Tidwell wed from Jal J P Gibbins of Midland was here Saturday. Mrs A P Terrell and son Patricia Mahoney Eva Tatum Velma Caudill returned Sunday for the session. Carson Pierce, son of O D and wife, visiting. announcer for Station KFPL Dublin Texas. Reader asks about a lost dog ad. editors say they are out looking for it.
Pontiac Motor Company executives report July deliveries at a record rate with 13 290 cars sold, surpassing June and far above last year’s totals. For seven months, shipments reach 95 695 vs 51 653 a year ago and 72 877 in all of 1934. Ollie Burton joins Saddler Drug with O R Hill.
A news item notes a movie actress has filed for divorce from her third mate, prompting questions about whether she is leaving a spouse or simply dropping a crew assignment. The snippet reflects humor about war and front reports from Floyd Gibbons.
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