Those Good Fish Prompt Courteous Service
A brief note praises service quality with a motto that no order is too large or small. It emphasizes prompt, courteous handling and customer satisfaction as a standard.
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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
3
A brief note praises service quality with a motto that no order is too large or small. It emphasizes prompt, courteous handling and customer satisfaction as a standard.
Mrs Roy Yarbrough entertained at her home Saturday evening with two bridge tables. Guests included Mesdames Hynes Harvey Louise Scott Wilma Smith Sue Bazzard E H Estes and Mr and Mrs G K Harrison. Mrs Estes won the prize of the evening.
Mr and Mrs G L Ausmus hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs K B Ausmus Saturday evening. The party included a three course dinner and midnight matinee followed by opening many surprise packages.
Dallas couple Mr and Mrs Bud Comer visit Mrs Prater's home in Dallas while Miss Helen Compton of Celeste joins the Prater family. Betty Estes reports joy while visiting Raymondville. Roy Hester family returns to Seminole after visiting R H Shields. Mrs E O Saunders and Shirley visit their grandmother Mrs Haynes Harvey in town. Bob Prater and son Bobbie return from South Texas. Cliff Hazelwood and family spend weekend in Midland Lovington. Les Miserables shown at Roosevelt Theatre Friday to Monday.
The article invites readers to announce visits and item gifts as a courtesy. It credits Zanelle Shaw as Society Editor and provides a phone number for contact. No specific event or person other than the editor is detailed.
Mace Younger and Joe Stone spent the weekend near Carlsbad fishing. An informal outing focused on angling near the town, with no notable incidents reported.
Mrs. Jack Starkey and her sons returned Friday from Central Texas after a week with relatives. Mrs. Nadine Harrison of Seymour Texas visits her sister Mary Williams and mother Mrs. Jane Hughes. Ned Robinson, formerly at Palace Drug, now works at McAllister Pharmacy.
Mr and Mrs Ben Witt departed Wednesday for Denton Texas where they will spend the summer.
Miss Bert Ellen Weir departed this week for California to enroll at Southern California University.
Leo Kanesky of Lubbock is identified as the brother-in-law of Mrs Tessie in an item that appears to be a social notice or obituary fragment. The brief text does not provide further biographical details or dates.
Stewart stops in town for business this week. Mrs Jane Hughes, Mary Williams and Mrs Nadine Harrison spent Tuesday in Roswell visiting friends. Mrs W Y Norman returned Friday from a week visiting relatives in Central Texas.
Mr and Mrs W L Davis and their boys spent Friday and Saturday in Tohoka visiting relatives and sightseeing.
Dr. Deardorff of Lovington was in town on business Monday.
Dr Hoddie from a Lubbock hospital visited Saturday to scout a site for an office. He looked at several options and discussed suitable spaces with local real estate contacts.
Billy Sudderth who attended Texas Tech the past year has returned home indicating a pause in college activities and a return to his family residence.
O H Brown spent the weekend with his family in Artesia, enjoying a brief visit and time together away from routine duties.
Our summer meeting begins Sunday with Bro. Bigger from Maud Oklahoma preaching. Morning services at 10, evening at 7 45, Bible classes Sunday at 9 45. All Hobbs residents welcome to attend.
The First Christian Church held Sunday school in its new church for the first time last Sunday and invites all to worship at 9 45 each Sunday morning. No services for a few weeks due to the absence of Pastor Dayle Dudley.
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