El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
SCHOOLS
FORM ASSOCIATION
Pupils to Go in For Athlet-
icS-County Teach
erS to Meet.

Las Cruces, n. n, Oct. Am ath-
letic association has been organized IN
the Las Cruces schools and IS TO be
composed of pupils of the high schcol,
seventh and eighth grades A com
mittee has been appointed &c uraIt
constitution and appoint managers Ior
The officers Of the association are:
Albert Cox. president; James Cox, vice
president. and Edna Holt. secretary and
trea surer.
YESTERDAY afternoon the girls of the
Athletic association began the prac-
tice of basket bali
County Teachers to Meet
At the DOna Ana county Teachers
institute. held in Las Cruces, a Dona
Ana County Teachers association was
organized, with w. T. TWlning, super
intendent of the Las Cruces schools, as
president: Mrs. Baumister, principal OF
the AIesiIla Park schools, as secretary.
and Mrs Lee c. WoOdson, principal of
the Mesilla schools, as secretary ana
on Wednesday afternoon a meeting
of the committee appointed by the or
ganization was held. The com
mittee consisted Of Miss Fannie French,
lege; Mrs. Woodson and Supt- Twin
ing. This committee arranged Tor the
first meeting of the association TO De
held in four weeks at Las cruces
There will be three sessions, morning
afternoon and evening. ,.-
The High School Literary Soclety
will give the first program OF the
school year in the school hall tomor-
row afternoon. The program viii con-
sist of reading, essays, defamation
and current topics. The question ror
debate is: Resolved, That an educa-
tional qualification is more important
than a property qualification Tor an
immigrant; affirmative, Patrick Car
rett and Francis Burke; negative, Ly-
man Hoagland and Ray Graham
Cyril Kennedy is business manager
for The Remainder the school paper,
which comes out with its first issue
today.
First Meeting of Season.
The first meeting of the Wednesday
club for this season was held at the
home of Mrs. Thomas BFannigan, one
mile northwest of Las Cruces. yester-
day afternoon. Quite a number OF the
club members were in attendance. The
topic for study was Persia Papers
were read on the subject by Mrs. W. J.
Stevens, Mrs oscar Snow and Mrs
Luther Foster. The next meeting viii
be held in two weeks.
The w I. a. ball to be held in the
RouauIt hall is expected to be great
event 1t is for the benefit of the
Women's Improvement association
whose members keep up the city park.
Mrs. r. H. Sims IS in charge
Dixon Deemer has purchased a half
interest in the garage of Harold Hague
n
business. He is a graduate of the A
& NJ. college and Is a thorough me-
chanic.
Mrs. J. T. Green has opened a needle
and fancy work shop.
Mrs. G. c. Butler and son, Clifton,
left here last evening for their home
at cambridge, Ga, after a few months
residence there, coming here on &C
count OF the sons health and was
called home on account of the illness
of her husband. The son has appar-
emily recovered his health.
William Palmer, jr-, has returned
from a trip to the western part of the
state.
Merle Irwin, of near RincOn, who
has been among friends here, returned
home yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Williams and
Mr. Martin, of the T. C ranch, were
in town yesterday on business
E Calvin Davis, of Phoenix, AriZ4
was here yesterday and made arrange
ments for the coming Of Robert Oden
Smith, of Meridian, Miss, on Nov. Z.
Miss Ruby Alderman, who has been
sick at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Austin, on Miranda avenue, continues
to improve.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell left here today
for Corsicana. Texas, TO spend
month visiting her mother
Mrs. Johanna Brewer is quite sick at
her home northwest of Las Cruces,
with an attack Of grip.
Max, son of Dr. and Mrs. James
Napoleon Minetree. is sick at his home
on Hinton avenue in COx's third sub
division.
Mrs. Miller. of the Park hotel. is
spending a couple of days in FL Paso.
Mrs. Fay Speery left here this morn
ing for Des Moines, Iowa, to visit her