El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-22
COUNTY TEACHERS
MEET IN CRUCES
Sessions VIII Be Held Oct.
81, in Cenral School
Building

! Las Cruces, \. NJ, Oct. 22.-The Dona
Ana County Teachers association will
meet on October 81 in the central school
building at Las Cruces. A program Tor
the meeting has been arranged as fol
lows:
Morning Session.
Address of welcome by F. NJ. Hayner,
county superintendent, at 9 a. m.
Song, "FOrty-seventh STAR" by the
association.
Number work in the third and fourth
grades" Miss lydia Williams.
Discussion, led by Miss Annie CumJee.
Observations on the new common
school course of study. Allen Crotchell.
Discussion, led by Mrs. Aurelia Bau
meister.
Afternoon Session, 1870 P. NJ.
Primary class, Miss Iva Englewright.
Primary class, Miss May ForwoOd.
Discussion OF reading methods, Nrs.
Rees.
Discussion of number methods, Miss
RhOda Elliott.
Evenin0 Session.
An illustrated lecture by Dr. G. z.
Ladd, president of the Agricultural col
lege at Mesilla Park. This will be given
in the aTmOrv.
The DOna Ana County Teachers asso-
citation was organized last August dur
mo the teachers institute by county
superintendent F. VI. Hayner. The presi-
dent is Ralph W. Twining; vice presi-
dent, Alma NOrveil; secretary. Mrs
Aurelia Baumeister, and treasurer, Mrs
Mary WoOdsOn.
The executive committee is Mss
Fannie French, chairman; Mrs. Mary L.
NOOdsOn and Prof. John II. Vaughn.
This Will be the first session this year.
Two more Will be held the place and
date of which have not vet been decided
upon. The teachers will have a day off
to attend the meeting.
List of Members.
The following teachers compose the
association: Misses Annie Cumbee,
Elenora Cumbee. Dona Ana, \. NJ;
RincOn; VIM. P. Tutwiler, Pearl Z.
Lyles. Katie Heron, La Mesa; Dorothy
Esterbrook. Ruth J. Hvland, Grace R.
Hyland, Telles; f. Phidelia Sears. Chloe
Ilampson. Chamberino; DR.. Marian F.
KYLE, ROdev; Misses Naomi Wvtcheriey,
Nellie E. Wyteherlev, Rincon; Mrs Mary
i. WOOdsOn, Mrs. F. a. McClernOn. Hiss
Amelia FoTwoOd. Miss May Forwood,
Las Cruces; Miss Sadie Hank-ns, Mesil-
Ia; Miss Blanche Bailey. Miss Carmen
Burt, Miss Willie P. Cannon, Miss Vera
Lewis, Ezra Stemple. CanUtiIlo. lex;
Amor Stemple, Anapra, n NJ Mrs. w.
y Graham, Organ; Misses Bessie Emer-
son, Maria Lopez, Allen CcotcEctt. An
thony; Misses Susye Gillespie Ahbie
hilgOre, BerinO; Miss Jessie Locke. Airs.
\. Baumeister. Misses lydia Williams
Grace Buell., Mesilla Park; Mrs T. E
Lee Las Cruces.
The women of the Methodist Episco-
pal church viii tender a reception on
Friday night to the pastor and his wife
Rev and Mrs. CLYDE X Campbell
Directors Elected.
Stockholders of the MesilIa Valley
Abstract and Title company have elect
ed the following board of directors:
L b. Randall, H. N r. Flanders and J.
h Flanders Mr. Flanders was reflect
Mr.. and Mrs ". A Sutherland on
Monday night entertained the follow
ing friends at a venisOn dinner. Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Sweet and Mrs. Morri-
son. of Mesilla Park; Mr.. and Mrs
oscar Snow, of the 1000 acre ranch:
senator and Mrs. H B. Holt. Dr. and
Mrs. W c: Gerber and Mrs. L A
BrOaddus. Mr. Sutherland recently re-
turned from the Black range on
hunting expedition and brought home
with him the venisOn served at the din
ner.
Return From Ranch Visit.
Mr. and Mrs Ira c. Farney. Miss
May Crawford, Miss Jessie Locke and
Homer and Raymond Farney have re-
turned from a visit to the headquarters
ranch of c T. Turney. The ranch is
about 80 miles from Las Cruces The
rarity went in a Studebaker 25 and
found very good roads on the mesa
Mr. Turney has 5000 head of cattle in
an enclosure % miles long by p miles
wide This is on the Joronada, which
was so much desired by early traders
and cOlOniStS. Wells, Windmills and
gasoline engines have allowed it to be
made useful
The orchestra Of the Las Cruces high
school will render the music at the
catholic bazar on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w East entertained
the L c Smith family on Monday eve
ming. FOrty-tWO was enioyed until a
winning a high score over their hus-
bands. }