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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
4
The Anderson Auto Service at Bill Clark's Carriage in New Hobbs offers free motor analyses for the next few days. Mr. Anderson invites all motorists to visit the garage for the service using a new air fuel ratio analyzer. The shop touts itself as one of the finest equipped in the southwest.
Jack Loffland Jr and Frances Johnston, both of Fort Worth, were married at the Methodist church in Fort Worth May 27 with Rev J N R Score officiating. After a short wedding trip they returned to Hobbs to reside at the Harden hotel. Loffland has worked in Hobbs for some time.
Mrs Arch Clevenger hosted a High Biddeks club bridge gathering at the Harden hotel with eight tables. High score was won by Mrs Paul Houston, second by Mrs C E Lawrence, guest high by Mrs A L Lloyd, second high by Mrs Co B Haynes, and traveling high by Mrs Earl Cunningham.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Pipkin entertained the Wednesday Night Dinner club with a lovely dinner and late bridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs J J Neal Mr and Mrs Ralph Neal Mr and Mrs Tom Howard Mr and Mrs A E Blackwood Mr and Mrs John Michael and the couple. Ralph Blackwood was high man and a traveler was also noted.
Bargain alert as A and H Drug offers a buy one item today and Saturday get another free. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to take advantage of the limited time offer and stock up on essentials.
Found pair of horn rimmed glasses. Owner may recover by calling The News office.
Rawleigh Co invites a right man to start a route in Denver Colorado. Real opportunity with help to begin. Write Devt NMF-470 to Rawleigh Co. Denver Colo.
Four piece walnut bedroom suite priced at 37.50. Two piece tapestry living room suite 39.50. B piece fiber living room suite 12.50. Breakfast room suites 5.00 to 12.50. Odd chairs 50c each. Large assortment of good used refrigerators gas and electric stoves dressers beds and springs. Terms arranged. Pleasure to show merchandise.
The Proration Bridge club met at the Harden hotel Wednesday for bridge and lunch with Mrs. Pat Buckman as hostess. Three tables played. high winners were Nesbitt, Stone, and Murray Sr. The next meeting will be in two weeks hosted by Mrs. Suddereth.
The Modern Mrs. Bridge club met at Mrs. Johnnie Michael’s home on Wednesday with three tables of bridge. Delicious refreshments followed in the late afternoon for Mesdames Ralph Neal O B Wood Jr A W Russell A E Blackwood Clayton White J J Neal G K Harrison C A Coleman Wiley Blackwood and Mildred Golden. Guests included Mrs Edwin Pipkin and Mrs Tow Howard. Mrs J J Neal won high prize and Mrs G K Harrison received the cu.
The Gypsy Bridge club met Wednesday at Mrs. Harry Miller’s home in the Gypsy camp for bridge after a luncheon. Guests included Mrs H D Pate, Ray Pierce, and G L McGaithery. Mrs L V Harris won high club prize, Mrs Hilliard had the cut, and Mrs McGaithery was high guest. The next meeting is with Mrs Carl Cummings.
Shoppers can save on drugs and toilet goods at the A. and H. sale today. The event promises discounted prices and quick savings on everyday essentials for local shoppers.
The DECK Sewing club hosted Mrs Edwin W Hogue for a covered dish luncheon attended by Mesdames Hi Collins Frank Gary Walter Duke Jack Brown W O Ussery Albert Lloyd E L Garrett E W Teter J J Butler the hostess and guest Mrs T M Johnston. The next meeting will be at Mrs W O Ussery on Wednesday afternoon.
June Hines daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Hines of Continental Supply Co returns from Midland where she earned high marks in Midland High School being exempt in five subjects and posting the third highest average. She studied piano and voice appearing in recitals in Midland and Big Spring and with the Choral Club on programs. She plans to entertain in Texas on return. Also notices include A and H Drug sale today and tomorrow Hobbs Dairy modernization and Electrolux fridge installation by Bruce Griffith and no Methodist Missionary Society meeting on June 10. Mrs J E Warren and son Jackie visit Seattle.
Grady A. Snow died May 30 1935 after a ten day illness in Hobbs where he had lived recently and worked for Shell Pipe Line Corp. He is survived by his wife and son James Troy and other relatives. Funeral conducted by Midland Baptist minister Ossimmis in Lubbock with interment at Brownfield cemetery under Downing Funeral Home. The family thanks friends and Shell Pipe Line workers for sympathy and floral offerings.
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