Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-23
ABOUT TOWN.

ih' ohN'T Nlly Enterprise call
DIR. Swope the 'Chauncey M. d
Pew OF Deming.' Not bad idea
There will be- an elaborate Christ
mas tree and exercises at the Meth
odist church Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gayton q
Bellevue, Mich, en- route To Califor
mia, will greet the GRAPHIC buncI
today.
Samuel Ogilvie of Charleston Mo
writes Rev. A. l.. Aulick that h,
will arrive in Deming the last Of
January. He's the kind We want
Mrs. John Stenson entertained
fifteen ladies at n very elaborate
and thoroughly enjoyable afternoon
luncheon Saturday.
Baptist church: with Christ in
the Wilderness" will bc the theme
for Sunday morning service. Even
ing service, 1870, All invited.
Gen. Supt. Kern and Div. Supt.
Summers were here again Tuesday
Wouldn't he very surprising if they
should move here, they like to come
so often.
The Baptist Sunday School will
have n Christmas tree and rccita-
tions SATURDAY night Dee. u. Come
and hear the children sing and rccitc
Christmas songs and poetry.
Walter Russell picked some ripe
Strawberries in his garden this week
and reports n full-lcafcd roscbush in
c. j. Kelly's yard. 'Rah for the
sunshine state.
There will be Christmas trees and
fine exercises at the Presbyterian,
Episcopal and Christian churches on
Saturday evening. The Catholic
church exercises will be- Sunday pm.
Margaret Kerr won't come home
from college for the Christmas va
cation. but she will get, il il is not
already received, n box of genuine
homemade candy from n bunch of
her Deming girl friends.
Smith a. Childs are reporting
some fine new wells in the south
country: K. f.. LafIoon and Gibson
Bros. near Columbus, J. W. Shinn
near Hondac and Mr.. Bush.
Sarah Rebekah Lodge No. 3 met
last evening with large attendance,
the following officers being elected
for the new term: N. g., Ellen Pom
thus; V. g., Nora Collins; Sec'y.
Nadia Russell; Treas, Blanche
Crawford.
Owing to the fact that We are go
ing to transfer to new ledger on
Jan. !, 1911, We earnestly request
that each depositor bring his or her
pass book in for balancing before
the first of the year,
BANK OF DEFINING.
The w. e. 7 u. will hold moth
er's meeting at the home If Mrs.
John Lester, Iron ave Tuesday,
Jan. 3, 1911. Refreshments will he
served. All who are interested in
the cause are most cordially invited.
l.. NJ. and +. w. Howard of
Maine have each got n fine quarter
section southwest of the city, and
will commence development very
soon. This only adds to our state
ment that We are getting an extra
fine class of people.
The series of gospel meetings held
by Evangclists Coo&sey and Moody
will be held ut Bakers Hall, begin
ming Jan. |, 1911, The subjects fo'
that day will be- MY business in
Deming" and is the Old Book
True and is Christianity Worth
While" BE- sure and hear this tai
ented man the first day of The
meeting.
Frank Stecd won the $40 prize IL
the Palace Drug Store drawing con
test. Roy Osborn was winner %
the second prize and Gladys HEX
third. Many other contestants ha'
good work but failed to make
drawing of each months card 81
could not be considered by tn
judges
II. W. Stowe of Birmingham
Ala, who has been spending som
months with friends here, passe
away at the home of II. }. Grahar
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