Coffee Club gathering hosted by Mrs. H. D. Pate
Mrs. H. D. Pate entertained the Coffee Club Tuesday morning with members present including Mrs. Harris Clarke Norman Wee Dan Bodie Earl Cunningham Mrs M. M. Hardin and Neal Marks at the meeting.
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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
2
Mrs. H. D. Pate entertained the Coffee Club Tuesday morning with members present including Mrs. Harris Clarke Norman Wee Dan Bodie Earl Cunningham Mrs M. M. Hardin and Neal Marks at the meeting.
The Gypsy Club met Wednesday at Mrs. W. F. Edwards home in New Hobbs. Guests included Mesdames Pate, Lloyd, Matthews. members Rake straw Harris Jackson La Favour Cummings Miller Terrell Marks Laughton. refreshments served. Marie Montgomery performed as Flossie in Dollars to Doughnuts with a wry line about attracting preachers.
Mrs. E. F. King entertained the Jolly Hour Club Thursday afternoon with refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Bertha King and members Mesdames J. E. Martin, W. L. Bailey, Bill Stephens, E. J. Carter, R. L. Sutphen, E. H. Gentry, Lester Gentry, J. E. Caleote, D. L. Swagerty, Roy Watson, W. H. Mac Gonagle, Paul Smith, L. E. Lester, W. Tankersley, and the hostess.
Mrs Roy Watson spent Wednesday in Lubbock shopping. Mr and Mrs Joe Cline and family will leave Sunday for Oklahoma for Christmas holidays. Mrs Paul Christian and 14 year old son of Jal visited their husband here Sunday and will join him after January 1, living in an apartment over the Dunigan Supply Company. James J Butler was a business visitor in Albuquerque Monday and Tuesday. Paul Langford as Piggott in the Junior Class Play Oh if my parishioners ever hear of this. Benton Mosley of Lovington transacted business in town yesterday.
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