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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
Mrs. A L Leach owner of the Vanity Beauty Shop formerly Elsie Phillips has closed the shop here and left for Springs New Mexico with Mrs Hazel Calvanouse and daughters for about two weeks. The paper reports no advertisement from the shop during this period and hopes for a quick return.
Miss Jane Fisher is reported to be improving after several weeks of sickness. The update comes as her health shows signs of recovery.
The Wink Lions agreed to play the Pecos Rotary Club in a baseball game, with Lion Dow appointed captain to select the team. The match is set for Friday afternoon, June 16, in Pecos, contingent on Wink Lions coordinating a return engagement. A business luncheon preceded the discussion and plans also covered cooperation with the Kennedy Sisters show next week.
W. A. West visited Wink Wednesday as a business guest. Mrs Liedecker and daughter visited our city for several days last week. Mrs F. P. Pigman recovers from a broken rib after a fall caused by a chair collapsing. Mrs John W. Jackson of Mountainaire New Mexico spent an evening with Mrs S. Frame. Mr and Mrs Jackson, longtime Monahans residents since 1905, plan a future visit to Monahans. Due to vacations and departures the Baptist W M S lunch for the Lions Club was suspended. members hope to resume soon and thank Lions Club for aiding church funds.
Reader notice asks whether subscriptions have lapsed and urges renewal to avoid missing issues. It emphasizes re subscribing to continue receiving the newspaper.
Pyote locals report Lilburn Vaughn of Continental Supply Co. in Big Spring for two weeks. Ray Lewis ill with a bone felon. Miss Elsie Mae North visiting home. Mrs John White's sister Miss Vada Fletcher died May 31 in Colorado Springs. Charlie Craft visiting Fort Worth. Red Snow home and improved after illness. Large crowd at Tuesday dance. Mrs J. F. McClelland visiting Midland. Miss Irene Pittman visiting Miss Genevieve McNeff in Monahans. Devieve Luke led a youth group to Robinson hole swimming Friday. Rev Buckner conducting junior and intermediate B Y P U classes. Prof T D Hamilton and family moving into Tate residence. Joe Whitefield opening cafe at Main and Bankhead. Prof A L White and Mrs White with Mona Beth from Grandfalls visiting.
Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler Texas promotes its radio training as a major career path calling it the second largest industry after autos. The school claims a unique broadcasting station on site offering students practical experience and invites requests for Radio booklet R-6 via a coupon.
An aged wolf nicknamed The King of Scrapping Valley was trapped by J R Childers, East Texas trapper. He tracked the wolf for four years, covering about 12500 miles and placing 2400 traps. Also notes Carl Wilson leaving for Abilene Simmons University and Bill Stampfly visiting home from Texas University.
T. S. Beasley and family of Lovington New Mexico will relocate to Monahans this week. Beasley works as a fireman on the local run from here to Lovington over the Texas and New Mexico line. Mrs. George H. Rhodes is on the sick list this week. Subscribe for the Monahans News for a friend at $1.50 per year.
The News reports a wave of new subscribers in Pyote Monahans and Oeming New Mexico including R J Wallace L H Ward county attorney T H Neal Carl Estes and Jackson Agee plus Fred Agee renewals from W L Goodwin and F P Gibson of the Texas and Pacific railroad Renewals mention Bill the Georgia connection and hopes for more arrears payments to fund a fishing trip for the editor.
The Texas Railroad Commission postponed indefinitely a hearing on operators in the Yates field of West Texas that had been scheduled for Wednesday. The pool's allowable output is about 64 000 barrels daily.
Tusko, the largest elephant in captivity, died last Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle Washington after a night of illness. He weighed seven tons 213 pounds stood ten feet two inches tall and stretched 18 feet 11 inches from rump to trunk end.
Classified notice seeks a practical nurse with reasonable rates. Contact Mrs Deaton General Delivery Monahans Texas for details and employment terms.
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