Is That You Bill and the Lea County Rumor
In this Grapevine style exchange Cliff and Bill discuss a missing Senorita and unverified leads. They name Hobbie Gann Joe Simmons and Miss Ethel Yadon as possible suspects while hinting at local politics and a visit from J W Eaves. The dialogue weaves gossip with political tidbits and a casual inquiry into a looming event.
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Bill
Anderson
Cliff
Yearwood
Yonnie
Campbell
Senorita
Raton
Tampico
New Orleans
Hobbie
Gann
Earnest
Joe
Simmons
Joe Saz
Reward Offered for Senorita's Location in Cimmaron
A $100 reward is posted in Cimmaron for the whereabouts of a pretty Senorita. The notice promises to answer the question in a later Grape edition.
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Cimmaron
All Set Ready to Go Deerslayers Leave Early
The Deerslayers departed on October 27 toward Cimaron ahead of the season opening on the tenth. A Chamber of Commerce discussion in Anderson questioned the early departure. One source cited a remark about a Senorita.
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Cimmaron
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Downhearted travelers prepare for uncertain reunion
A downhearted group rides in Bills' station wagon with Hobbie in a pickup bound for Cimarron. They fear they may not see the Senorita again and acknowledge more details remain to be learned.
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Hobbie
List to pick up in Las Vegas from Lovington residents
Postertity Avery recounts finding a handwritten list in front of Cliff Yearwood’s house. The notes itemize items to collect in Las Vegas, mixing gifts for S, Cliff, and others with beverage cases, medicines, clothing, and camping gear, plus a note to depart at 3 AM to Vegas and return via Santa Rosa.
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Avery
Lovington
Cliff Yearwood
Rotary
Las Vegas
Cliff
Megan David
Long
Earnest
Hobby
John
Bill
Vegas
Santa Rosa
P. S
Jeannie
Excuse for Not Trying Probed in Brief Remark
A terse line suggests there is little point in inventing excuses as the matter remains unsettled. The comment hints at reluctance to defend inaction and frames the issue as one of accountability or duty.
World Community Day Observed By Hobbs Church Group
Hobbs branch of United Council of Church Women meets at Southern Heights Methodist Church on Friday November 4 at 2 p.m. presided by Mrs J D Moore. Theme Parcels for Peace. Members plan to collect warm clothing for Korea Pakistan and needy European countries.
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Hobbs
United Council of Church Women
Southern Heights Methodist Church
J. D. Moore
Lane Chapel Methodist Church
Hobbs United Council of Church Women
Korea
Pakistan
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
E. R. Raabe
William Roddenberry
Iven Davis
Presbyterian Church
Earl Kornegay
First Methodist Church
Flower Show at Kermit Girl Scout House November 1955
The Green Thumb Garden Club presents a flower show at the Girl Scout Little House in Kermit Texas on November 1 1955 from 230 to 900 pm. The theme is Holiday Art and all are invited to attend.
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Girl Scout Little House
Kermit
Texas
Lovington Antenna Co Promotes Cable Contest and Service
The Lovington Antenna Co. continues a contest offering prizes totaling over 1500 dollars for guessing the length of cable laid in Lovington. Cable service now covers Lovington sides of Main Street with three TV stations in range. Officials cite distance to Roswell and Lubbock as reasons for weak home antennas, noting a 600 foot antenna improves reception and costs are lower than satellite.
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Lovington
Dave Worley
KLEA
The
Antenna Co
Dave Erwin
Worley
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Ethel Yadon
Ethel Kiedel
J. W. Eaves
Lea County
Big Pond
Albuquerque
J. W
Dick Robinson
Congress
Ardesia Jenkins
Shaw Chapel Methodist Church
Cyril Stone
Peat
West Broadway
N. Mex
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