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Newspaper

Hobbs News

Location

Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1935

Page

5

Christian Church Missionary Society Meets Wednesday

The First Christian Church Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. S. Hiler’s home. After the business session, Mrs. G. H. Forbes led a study from Acts chapter fourteen. Members then worked on a fundraising quilt. Refreshments were served to Mmes. Mines Wade Anthony Boon Hardin Ray Blount Spoone Blakey Webb Kerby G. H. Forbes and Hiler. M. M. Dungan returned from El Paso where he built a residence and learned of a brother in law’s illness. He planned to visit Tom Fields in Cisco and another brother in law’s home. J. W. Deal of Kansas City and M. N. Sadler of Corpus Christi or Pickering Lumber Co. were in town this week. The Hobbs News, $2 a year.

Missionary Society of the First Christian Church W. S. Hiler G. H. Forbes Wade Anthony Boon Hardin Ray Blount Spoonemore Blakey Webb Kerby Hiler M. M. Dungan el Paso Texas Tom Fields Cisco J. W. Deal Kansas City M. N. Sadler Corpus Christi The Pickering Lumber Company

Civil Service Exams List Open Positions in Washington DC

The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for assistant statistical clerk at 1620 dollars yearly and multiple dietician roles with salaries from 1800 to 2500 dollars. States except Utah Iowa Vermont Maryland and DC lag in departmental appointments. Full details available from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington DC.

United States Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Public Health Service Veterans’ Administration Utah Iowa Vermont Maryland District of Columbia Washington, D. C United States Civil Service Board of Examiners

Fenson Couple Welcome Son Born in Lubbock

Mr and Mrs Julius Fenson announce the birth of a son born Tuesday night at Lubbock Sanitarium weighing seven and a half pounds.

Julius Fenson Lubbock Sanitarium

Local Health Plagues Town as Several Ill

L. W. Ward remains in hospital this week after a severe flu attack. Helen Ruth Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Hughes, Gypsy base, is very ill. The Province baby at Phillips Camp is quite ill. Mr and Mrs Ralph Dodson of Lovington were here Tuesday on business and visiting friends.

L. W. Ward Helen Ruth Hughes Fred Province Phillips Camp Ralph Dodson Lovington

Dashkos Host Spaghetti Supper and Birthday Celebration

Mr and Mrs John Dashko hosted a Sunday spaghetti supper for friends to mark Mr Dashkos birthday and their wedding anniversary. Bridge games followed with Ladd Weber winning high for ladies and Pleas Williams high for men. Guests included Mrs Willie Grimes, taken to Lubbock Sanitarium Tuesday in serious condition. Also noted Mrs Alvin Clifton rushed to Carlsbad for emergency appendectomy and Mr WegHolman returning Monday.

John Dashko H. D. Pate Marjorie Coleman Willie. Grimes Lubbock J. W. Williams W. D. Stafford Grimes Keller Alvin Clifton Carlsbad Ce Gesiseles Weg Holman

Public Address system to be used in Hobbs soon

A public address system for large crowds will be introduced in Hobbs. The device can handle gatherings of 5 000 to 8 000 people and will be brought into the city for public addresses and entertainments. Mrs. McMillan hosted an all day social at her ranch for the Baptist Church T E L class members yesterday.

Hobbs

The News Handles All Kinds of Legal Forms

A concise notice outlines the newspaper’s capability to manage various legal forms and notices for readers, highlighting diverse document processing services. The item emphasizes accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with official requirements.

Some Girls Are That Way The Family Next Door

A fragment from an old notice or column mentions a family next door and a character described as “some girls are that way” with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a social anecdote or opinion snippet without concrete names, dates, or events.

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