El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-16
ALAMOGORDO, n. N. =

AIamogordo. N NJ, April I6.-sGeorrge
ET 60, ~ SIIsrOsa- was in the city the
first of the week on business
Miss May Saunders visited III Iula-
rosa Saturday and Sunday
Charles BonnesI Of CI leu week. was
Born. to Mr.. Mrs. Jack MesseILs q ~ II
Edward chase visited trlenus III II
PasO Of FL Paso.
is here for a few days VlslI y ~ AZ
parents, at their nome III
Ion 2-s r.is Mummy was here from Noun
tain park Saturday and Sunudy- d
Mrs Andrew Prude, OF 1uLdL O'1' -
here visiting Mrs i l. sa l111 have left
for WinslOW, DIRK 1901 from, a
Lucille McRae has returneqq ri LIOIH q
weeks visit with friends n N FL < q Sr-,
Mrs las Baird visited MI ana -, ~ .
Gene Baird at their home near Iula-
Fred Kitchen. Of FL Paso, was a Wis
i'E s. Katosky was here Monday from
Ms. Geo George billiard and. daughter;
MOllie, spent a day with reIa-'sS anu
friends in TularOsa- g. +t,o
J. Richardson, Of Ioyan, IeA-s - -, -
latest arrival at the AlamOgordo sana-
Mrs. c. s. Faust. Of FL Pasoi has ar
rived for visit here Win II 80 SIo,-
J. d. LOudermilk has left Ior Way
wood, No, where he will remain .uh'l4
Mrs Ed c. Kreamer and mother, Mrs
Amos, have left for Miami Arlz- -
c. S Wood and D. P Clayton OL
/ ClOudcrOft, were in the city 7t--
Mrs ole Serumgard, MISS S, r 5alli4i9
and Bobby, were visitors TO Fl FaSO-
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln NJ EldLl, u
! Trinidad. Colo. were here Two qays :
/ Mrs c. H Cooper and family nave
I arrived from Stratford, Tex, and viii
make this place their home Tor the
( present. ~ -
/ dalajara, Mexico, where he mas Deeh
/ for the past three months.
! Felix Guthrie has left Tor carr
{ ZOZO to be gone several weeks: ne
| Will be employed in ROLAND Bros drug
/ store at that place
! oscar ShenfieId was N the city from
! CIOudcrOft 20 meet Mrs ShenTeld ana
! daughter, who have been ylslLns III
/ Ohio for the past two months
] The women Of the BaptlSt cnurch en-
: tertained their husbands and the mem
| bers of the church at the home OF Mr-
/ and Mrs. p II. Pierce, on Tenth street
I a program Of music songs, readlnSs
and short talks on worldwide eVangel-
ism and the social life Of the churcn
/ The Pythian Sisters dance was finan-
/ ciaIly and socially great success
I Cards furnished amusement TO the non
| dancers who were fare IN the mlnorlg y
] The excellent music furnished by the
| AlamogOrdO orchestra made the dane
ing unusually enjOlable- Punch was
[ served during the evening and aIter the
dancing. o.
Chas- A Steveis, agent for the Stu
/ debaker automobiles IN Lincoln county,
with his driver, Mr.. Joseph, passed
through with two Studebaker 90. cars
one for Charley Spence, Of Carrlz ozo,
the other for Wayne Van SchOyck and
his brother, all Of whom were rldlng
home in their new cars.
Miss Hazel Shelton, Miss Nena War
| mock and Mrs. Gertrude Moody, &C
/ cOmpanied by several others, went 10
TularOsa to see the Fit Sill indians.
Tom OReilly entertained all the
school children and teachers at the
Beavers hall. Refreshments were
[ served and a large number of the
young people enjoyed dancing unul
The civic league met with Mrs. J. VI.
Riddle The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Presl-
dent, Mrs J. NJ. Riddle; vice president,
Mrs. ". Wood secretary treasurer
Mrs WaldtSchmldt; board OF directors
/ Mesdames Buck Bemis, Beach, Jarren,
/ Garrett and RaEsdale; Chairmen Of the
I three different departments OF the Civ
! ic league as follows: Library, Mrs
4 ". E Warren cemetery, Mrs JOdle
: Ragsdale; public Improvement, Mrs
W. H Reed and Miss Ruby scanlon
/ came up from FL Paso and were quietly
| married by judge Stalcup. Their home
! Pastor George H. Givans is attend
| ing the FL PasO district conference aC
/ Deming, n NJ, and will not return IN
| til next week
| Rev w m COOkSey. pastor or the
! Baptist church, has taken his annual
/ foreign mission offering Mr.. and Mrs
/ E r. Jarvis, Miss Laura Smiser and
| Rev and Mrs VIM COOksey all pledged
/ themselves to the support Of a bible
| woman in China Besides these offer
/ ings something over SO was raised
] Sam Warren died at his home in this
/ city and was buried in the city ceme-
/ terry He arrived here recently from
/ Mexico, where he had gone in search
! Of health.
Mrs L R Hughes died at her home
/ on New York avenue. The funeral was
/ held at the home by Rev. Mr. Arm