08 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
1
A satirical editorial complains about the newspaper’s balancing act between publishing jokes and preserving originality. It cites mock tombstone epitaphs from a Paris cemetery and a California grave, lampooning ad copy and misprints with a grimly humorous tone.
An obituary fragment notes Han Thompson a good husband and affectionate father. The widow and orphans continue the Tripe and Trotter business at the same shop as before bereavement.
A Massachusetts woman vows to return to business life following a bereavement. The notice recalls James H. Random who died August 6, 1800, and identifies his widow aged 24, living at No 4 Church in the village, as seeking consolation and a new life as a wife.
A fragmentary verse notes a Whitshike stone to Zion and a landlord of the Lion who has resigned unto the Heavenly will. It mentions his son continuing the business, indicating a familial succession in church or local affairs.
For months concern grew over the Legion dance set for March 14. The American Legion sponsors the gala, with posts from neighboring towns volunteering. Expect attendees from out of town as tickets go on sale for a charity drive to fund a new home for veterans.
A fragment notes A. Scott, once based in Fort Worth, is connected with Short ee Miller in the cleaning business, with vague ties to New England areas. The text mentions associations but lacks full details or context about roles, locations, or dates.
Proprietor Mr Stool announces a gigantic day clearance sale at the Economy Store starting today.
The Hobbs Fire Department held its regular meeting Tuesday night with full attendance. After the business session the members presented Chief Lasley with a new 18k gold Chief's Badge inscribed with the emblem and his name. Dan Lake presented it and Assistant Chief Ted Duncan pinned it on.
The Hobbs Fire Dept led by Chief Clifford Lasley appeals to citizens and business owners to keep streets and premises clean during spring sand storms. Citizens are urged to contain trash in covered barrels or have it hauled away and to cooperate with a Boy Scout cleanup drive. Report fires immediately to prevent heavy property loss.
The Independent Girls' basketball team closed its season with a 24 to 21 victory over Seminole on Saturday night. Andrews scored late, while Curtis and Blew contributed key plays in the tight win.
Town Council members will meet at Town Hall at 2 p.m. Saturday March 9 to canvass the school board election ballots and verify totals.
Tuesday evening practice began for the Easter cantata Christ Is Risen performed by combined church choirs Easter Sunday night at the School Auditorium. Mrs Christing Love directs inviting all interested to attend Baptist church practices. sponsors praise turnout but seek more voices.
Santa Fe reports Gov Clyde Tingley used pocket vetoes on six bills from the 12th legislature. Bills HB55 HB143 HB202 HB213 SB26 SB135 failed to be signed or enacted, with HB202 possibly becoming law if enrolled before the three day cutoff. Confusion over HB132 HB142 clarified later with signed and died measures.
Miss Billie Couch of Lubbock and Miss Earline McDuff of Houston visit Hobbs to link with the ReeCreation Beauty Shop for phonetic connection and beauty services in the regional feature.
Activity at Amerada discovery well continued after dipping to 3954 feet as cement set. Initial test yielded about 945 barrels with little sediment. Lime bearing 2 percent sulfur water was found deeper, and tests suggest the formation will take dilute hydrochloric acid, with production expected to rise if acid treatment is applied.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Harvey Appleton age 1 at the Church of Christ in Phillips Camp. Rev Johnson officiated. Interment followed at North Surviving family includes the widow and three children. Arrangements were by Goodwin Funeral Home.
Three month old Fred Province Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Fred Province, died from combined pneumonia and whooping cough. Interment took place at North Cemetery on Wednesday.
Hobbs High Seniors present a comedy The There Goes the Bride directed by Mrs Jer reinigan at the high school gym March 19. Cast includes Soweta Board Josephine Learner Jack Roberts Lola Smalley Tom Murray Johnny Pearl Mantooth Ralph Beard Wayne Cowley Jack Henley Selma Jean Beeson and Gerald Gafford. Junior play For Pete s Sake directed by Miss Holland planned for late April.
A satirical offer from The Hobbs News invites Lea County commissioners and State Highway Commission members to a free ride to Jal. The piece mocks highway upkeep, lists four humorous conditions, and promises to pay for broken springs and tires while noting the passenger must endure a one way trip with potential risks.
Judge McGhee taunts Hobbs officials as Noble Bros. Drilling Co. continues work at the townsite well on Dalmont and Taylor Streets. The well, now at 3,530 feet in the Anhydrite formation, sees a production line being laid southward. Local observers predict a productive result.
The derrick at the Shell test near Dalmont and Alston streets in Highland Park is nearing completion as drilling activity accelerates. The well is being drilled by the Oil Well Drilling Co.
Funeral services for T. R. Weaver age 74 who died Tuesday at Carlsbad were held Wednesday at Corsicana Texas. Mr Weaver's death followed pneumonia after a recent operation at Carlsbad. Two sons Leroy and Dee both of Hobbs a daughter Mrs Gladys Taylor of Waxahachie and another son who lives at Corsicana survive.
Coach H E West announced that the high school track squads start regular workouts on Monday. Preparations focus on the county meet to be held here in April. The event is planned for the new park currently under construction by FERA workers.
Wayne Belle of Hobbs completes interior remodeling at his exclusive men's haberdashery, adding about two feet of shelving. He cites rising business and need for larger varied stock as the reason for the expansion.
Mr and Mrs anrenat Gasnell wedan in Roswe and Mr and N Charles BeBout of Bakersfield Texas visited a the war end with Mr and Mrs K Gasback
A terse sports brief reports an incomplete matchup between Saes and Drugy Bese with distant venue hints. The fragment mentions teams and a contest but lacks clear scores or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fieldds and their two young daughters Louise and another child are settling into a new home in the community.
Mr and Mrs M Raynolds repeat a prior listing in Lubbock as the couple’s name appears again in a local record. The short note confirms continued residence or notation in the public directory.
In Lovington district court Judge McGhee declined to remove Mayor Gay, citing a 30 day window to review the case. He chastised Hobbs officials including Town Trustees and the Constable, urged higher fines for gamblers, and urged remittance authority be limited to Trustees. He urged officials to end petty quarrels and serve the people.
Night classes in business law and current history at Hobbs High School Bail enter their third month. Adults may enroll with only book and supply costs. open forum features are planned. Initial class meeting is Monday night March 11 at 1 30.
Fred Langever has moved his entire stock from the Hawks to the old Pig N Whistle which has been remodeled for special profession. A private radio service room and a private office are in the new wharness. Living quarters established in the rear of the bus.
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Mr and Mrs Henry Miller are preparing for an upcoming Thursday event. Jabbock Bonttak is listed in connection with the same notice, details forthcoming.
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