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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
3
Ed Boy runs the new stand as Mr and Mrs Jim Murray Sr travel to Roswell. Al Chaffey and daughter of Kermit visit Hobbs for shopping and friends. Miss Mabel Culvahouse has been ill. J W Long of Ware Bros Denver visits. Kenneth Cain recovering well after appendectomy at General Hospital. Frank Capurani returns from Roswell trip.
Sunday visitors in Carlsbad enjoyed a trip through the caverns with explorations and scenic views noted. The outing highlighted natural formations and family-friendly tours.
Miss Katherine Caudill wed Lee O Brothers Saturday evening in the local Baptist church at 8 oclock. The couple will reside in Farmington after a Colorado honeymoon. Out of town guests included the groom’s mother Irene Brothers and sister, plus Texas relatives.
The Woodman Circle, instituted last Thursday, named The Cactus Grove. Officers installed include Guardian Mrs. Rose Sabeman and others: Past Guardian Bertha Dipboye Adviser Mabel Culleahouse Secretary Delphia Winslow Banker Audrey Rowland Auditors Mary Frances viseoll Leona Loyd Jessie Sullivant Attendant Pearl Jones Assistant Attendant Audrey Rowland Chaplain Bonnie Forbes Inner Sentinel Dorothy Mille Outer Sentinel Nadine Faye White Captain Lois A. Jones Musician Juanita Hare District Manager Naomi B Mee Anally. Mr and Mrs Bill Williams Mr and Mrs Bert Ward and Mr and Mrs Craig visited Balmorrhea Lake to fish. Mrs Williams praised the camp and scenery but did not mention any catches.
The article invites readers to have visits mentioned on this page as the nicest courtesy. It also asks to inform friends of visits and to contribute items for publication. Phone 300 provides contact for submissions.
The passage notes plans that after a period away the subjects will go back to Hobbs to establish residence. It emphasizes a forthcoming relocation and settlement in the Hobbs area.
Mrs Pauline Hicks and Blackie Rhodes married in Jal on Friday May 25. Rhodes is employed in Jal and the couple will reside there after the ceremony.
Mrs H D Pate returned from Arkansas after a three week visit relatives. M S Hamilton of A H Drug visited on business. Goff of McKesson Kaffy Pol lard El Paso in town. Several residents vacationed near Big Spring at the Ole Fishin Hole reporting two large fish of about three inches and many small ones. Mrs O H Brown and children with Wallace Tosh Artesia spent weekend Hobbs with relatives. J L Burke Jr attended Tech Alumni banquet at Texas Tech Lubbock then Amarillo visit. Jim Carlor and Jack Henley returned from El Paso after several days there.
Tyrones' barber shop introduces a shine parlor with a new grooming upgrade as Shorty the color expert joins the team to offer enhanced styling and shine services.
Howard Stanley's father from Arkansas has been visiting him this past week, giving family support during his stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Elam are listed together in a social note. No details of date or place are given in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs O B Wood Jr returned from Mart Texas where they spent two weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Majorie Nell Sudderth departed Wednesday for Lubbock to spend a week with her sister Billy Sudderth a Texas Tech student and Mrs L M Thompson and husband. Mr Brown has been with A and H Drug for the past two weeks.
James Tripp of Monahans spent the weekend here with Jack James, sharing time in the community and catching up on local happenings.
Jack Staggs, former manager of Lea hotel, has returned to his home at Artesia.
Miss Lyle Bailey of Houston Texas will visit and reside with her sister Mrs Tommie Johnston through the summer season.
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