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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
5
Norman R. Willis and his mother Mrs Edna Willis departed Thursday morning for Tutwiler Mississippi after visiting at the home of his brother P B Willis Miss Maxine Pitzer and brother Jack returned Tuesday from a two week visit with their aunt at Kilgore
Fred Peters of Monument New Mexico and a former Stanton old timer called on the Frame and West families Wednesday. His last Monahans visit was in 1911 when he ranched in Winkler County.
Miss Maye visited Lubbock last weekend. She toured local sights and attended social engagements, greeting residents and posing for photos with community members.
Mrs J R Holman has recovered and is able to be up and about. Gilmer B Johnson Jr of Fort Worth arrived to visit his sister Mrs P B Willis. Mrs A L Draper of Hebbrowsville visits her mother and sisters Mrs W A West and Mrs Theo Andrews. Miss Caroline Johnson and brother Gilmer of Fort Worth visit their sister Mrs Willis after attending school in Laredo the past year.
Mrs. Fred Matson comes back from a visit with her Bryan parents. Mrs. Will Terrell returns from Oklahoma with her sister. Mr. F. W. McCasland left Monahans after an enjoyable visit with friends and plans to travel to his Illinois hometown.
A sequence of short notes lists local visits and travel. Arlice Ramsey and Elmer Beaks were in Monahans last Sunday. Jessie and Mrs Casey attended the theatre in Pecos Friday. Glen Moore and family visited Balmorhea, and Roy Crow drove to Pecos. Seals family and Fern spent the weekend at Balmorhea lake. Vandiver spent the weekend in Midland. Joe Morrison is in Monahans on business and currently based in El Paso. Glen Moore and Earl Houx visited Pecos Friday. Faye Halley of Halley Tank Farm was in town Monday. Mrs Warne of Kent visits her mother H. H. Pigman. Fern Tatum and children returned from Hot Springs NM. Earl West was in Pecos on business. H. H. Pigman and daughter Mrs Warne were in Pecos Friday. Elsidge Beckman of Pyote was in town last week. Nell Green of Crane visited Friday. Clyde Boyd and Ruby Minton left for Oklahoma for vacation and future home arrangements.
Mr and Mrs John Halpin and their daughter left last week for Oklahoma where they will establish their new home Friends regret the parting and wish them happiness in their new abode.
The report notes P. B. Willis has been ill for three months and is much improved as of this writing.
Mr and Mrs Bob Yarbrough of Alpine were visiting his brother Mr Trafton Yarbrough of this city last Sunday.
The Baptist ladies earned between 35 and 40 dollars from last week's Merchant’s pageant and thank all who helped especially business places. Bro Harrion started a protracted meeting at Grandfalls Monday night with all week long attendance invited. Miss Francis Sitton of Pyote visited with Miss Nell Moreland over the weekend. Mrs Emma Allen of Paris Texas visits in the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh W Bland. she is sister to Hugh and Mack Bland.
Classified item invites tenants to apply at the Oasis Hotel for an apartment rental. An unrelated subscription pitch offers Monahans News at $1.50 per year to send to a friend.
Mrs Hugh W Bland Mrs Emma Allen Mack Bland Mrs Joe W Reed and children spent the weekend in Carlsbad New Mexico Mrs George H Rhodes left Friday afternoon for Blackwell to visit for a week or ten days with her niece Mrs Ps i Sneed Rhodes was accompanied as far as Big Spring by Dr Carrie M Cox who returned Sunday
Mr and Mrs J K Williams of Midland visited with their daughter Mrs M B Pitzer the first of the week.
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