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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-11
EMBROIDERY WORK
BY CHILDREN ON
DISPLAY AT ART SHOP

The show windows 90 the New
conner Art shop Will contain quite a
unique display tomorrow and for
several days next week. The work
done by the children OF the embroid-
cry class viii be shown In the show
windows. This class 10 made up OF
children ranging In N from six to
fourteen years. The children go To
The Art shop twice u week. on Tues
days and Thursday. during the sum
mer vacation season, ana receive
free instruction In embroidery. There
are perhaps fifty children In the class
and some Of them are developing de-
cided talent. A few mOr children
could be accommodated In the class
and as the lessons are free II Is an
excellent opportunity for young girls
10 learn a very useful art. The pub
Ne will find the display In the show
windows AT The Art shop tomorrow
very interesting.
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Better Babies
for New Mexico

That New Mexico Is "A progressive
state Is heing demonstrated at quite
freq ant intervals. The latest step
along his line OF advance is the Bet
ter Babies show. which Is to be held
during state fair week.
The woman's club, with Mrs. John
W. Wilson as spokesman. was the
originator Of his plan. and " u
being met with enthusiasm on all
sides. II Ia expected that all com
mlttees viii be appointed within two
weeks and definite plans will be
made, The committee on Helecting
ludEes-Mrs. David II. Boyd, Mrs.
J. n. wroth and Mrs. John W. VIII
son-is al work getting Information
concerning the prominent physicians
of the state. and the i've judges will
no doubt. be chosen very soon.
The motive OF this Better Babies
show Is purely educational, n it's
main object IL 20 inculcate into the
minds Of parents h sacred duty OF
caring for and training their chill
dren. 90 that they may develope a
sound body az well "a a sound mind.
The interest In better babies has
become nationwide IN the past few
years and attention has been called
10 all forms OF child welfare. Those
who are leaders In this movement
are striving 20 teach parents who are
ignorant OF the fundamental laws OF
child life. 50 that the babies may
thrive instead OF barely exist.
Literature which has been pub
lished for the Child Welfare shows
In New York and Chicago will be
obtained for distribution al the New
Mexico contest.
The Woman's club has proven us
ardent Interest and staunch support
by Offering a bank account 81 s2s
fos the champion baby nj the show,
and Mr.. Eifego Baca has donated
two silver cups for the best twins.
The Interest and enthusiasm con-
corning this latest Progressive move
ment Is widespread and there Is no
doubt hui hat all M are called
upon TO assist on commlttees will
consider Il a special honor and tina
each person will do everything pos
nlble TO make the nrst Better Babies
SHOW of NeN Aexico g hugs suecesa'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-11
n .ercoles Club Picnic

The members OF the Mercedes club
and their families enjoyed "A delight
fui all-day picnic last Saturday Ia
Gentry's Grove. north of h city.
The lunch which was served at
noon was delicious and unusually
elaborate for an out-of-doors affair.
Games were played during the after
noon and o general good time enjoyed
by all.
Those who were there arc. Mr.. n
Mrs. John Pomerank n family, Mr.
win Pomcrank. Mrs. d. Calkinss
Mrs. Il. stevens. Miss Anna Arson.
Mrs. "A. G. Swaync. Mr. Roy Yott,
Mrs. H. PhiIbrick. Misses Candace
and Ada Philbrick, Laurence Phil
brick. Lillian and Mildred GustRf-
son. Mr. and Mrs. q. l.. Moore. Mrs
r. Schultke and daughters; Birch.
Clayton, Mary and Margaret Fora
ker. Ncva. Vcrn and Leona Blake;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Gentry. and Lynn
Menaul.
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nervous i could not sleep, then ! would
be 90 tired mornings thatI could scarcely
get around. Il seemed almost impossi-
bile 10 move o. do a bit Of work and I
thought | never would be any better un-
Ill submitted 10 an operation. com
menced taking Lydia T.. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and soon felt like .
new woman. ! hsd no pains, slept well,
had good appetite and could do almost
all my " work for a family Of four.
! shall always feel that ] owe my good
health 70 your medicine. Mrs. Hay
WARD SowERs, HodgdOn, Maine.
II you are m do not drag along until
an operation u necessary, but AZ once
take Lydia Z. PinkhAm's Vegetable
Compound.
~ you hare the slightest doubt
that lydia r. Pinkbam's Vegeta-
bieC OmpoundWii helpy0u,write
% Lydia e. inkham MedlclneCo.
(conhdentlaiD Lynn HASA, forad-
vice. Your letter win be opened,
read and answered By a woman,
and held n strict eeRadencs.
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Mrs. Keim Gives Tango Party

Last saturday evening Mrs. W. G.
Keim gave a most enjoyable tango
party Ia celebration of the Fourth
of July. The affair was delightful
throughout, not the least feature OF
the occasion bcing the delicious sup
per which was served az midnight.
The guests were; MIR. and Mrs. T..
a. vaughey. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Con-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hust. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stortz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Canheld. Mr. and Mrs, Joe
white, Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Van
Deinse, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. MIR. and
Mrs. u. a. Macpherson. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Dngan, Mt. and Mrs. L.
r. Morris. Mrs. Henry Coors, Miss
y Hoolchan OF Kansas city, Misses
Elizabeth and Alice Coors of Las
Vegas. Mr.. Charles II. Lembke and
Dr. W. LoVclace.
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Informal Tea at Castle Huning

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Arno
Huning invited a few young ladies In
very informally To meet Misses Alice
aud Elizabeth Coor Of Las Vegas,
who ara the Guests of their brother
and sister-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Coors. Jr.
Tea was served IN the east veran-
da and a delightful time enjoyed by
the guests. who were; Misses Alice
aud Elizabeth Coers, Miss Florence
Grunsfeld. Misses Helen and Myrl
Hope. Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs, Hen
~ Coors. Jr. Annette weinman and
Miss Aline Stern.
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Adams-shields Wedding.

MIR. ]. A. Adams and siiEs Helen
~. Shields OF Jemez Springs were
married very quietly Monday even
ing az the Presbyterian parsonage.
Rev. Hugh Cooper ~oficiating.
They left Tuesday morning for the
Grand Canyon. where they will spend
their honeymoon and will be at
home at Williams. Ariz.. after the
18th OF July.
Miss shields is tine daughter Of MIR.
y. Adams. who L. the postmaster
at Jemez town. and Mr.. Adams Is
connected with the United states for
est service.
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In Honor of Mrs. Bronson

Mrs. A. :. Bronson OF III Paso Is
the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Frank
Alderman. and her friends are taxi
ing advantage of her visit Ia give a
number Of delightful informal af-
fairs for her.
Among the parties this week was
a pleasant afternoon Wednesday AT
which Mrs. ID. II. earns vas hostess.
a delectable lunch was served and
a most pleasant time enjoyed.
This afternoon Mrs. W. w. Strong
entertained about ten ladies In Mrs.
Bronson's honor. The ladies' brought
their sewing and at 3 o'clock AN APP
petizing lunch was served.
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MANY ALBUQUERQUE
PEOPLE CAMPED
ON THE JEMEz
Region Of the Springs More
Popular this Summer Than
Ever Before. Adams-Shields
Wedding.
fspsessi 90 tss usssiaI

fspsetsl OsrresDssd~ses 60 tbs EfsrstaI
Jcmcz springs, y. NJ, July miss
Helen ~ shields. daughter OF Dr.
J N. Shields. and until July ! post
master at this place. was married
Monday afternoon. July 9Th. TO Mt
John a. Adams Of the forest serV-
ice. THE ceremony was performed
IN Albuquerque. Rev. a. a. Cooper
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams viii
reside for the present at Williams.
Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Hayden are
camped on the Ccbolla. n expect
90 remain for about six weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Fairbrother-
with Prof J. n. McCuilum and his
daughter. Miss Laura. are campod at
the old sawmill for a few days fish
Ing.
Mrs NJ. l.. Aibers and Miss Clara
Butcher arrived last night Tor n
camping trip.
MIR. Earl shielda Of la Junia u
here visiting his old home. He wit
messed the marriage of his sister
while In Albuquerque.
Mr. Linus l.. Shields. s%uperintend-
ont OF the San Diego grant. has re-
turned from n trip over the grant.
Mrs. w. T.. Read. Of the Read
ranch on the Rio Las BacaH. In visit
inE friends In town for a few days.
Miss Mollie Clements pf SIM Juan,
Colo. Is visiting Mrs. J. W. Miller.
The Fourth was celebrated here IN
a quiet way by some Of the Ameri-
can residents with n social gather
ing In one 81 the homes. Patriotic
colors were floating everywhere and
Ice cream and cake added a festive
touch To the evenings enjoyment.
Miss Salome Salmon OF Santa Re,
who has been visiting In the home
Of Moses Abouslemen. has returned
home.
DIR. ana Mrs. Leroy Brock Of Je.
mez were guests az the home OF Mrs.
j. w. Miller Saturday night.
The government thermometer has
registered from 20 To- so degrees this
month-no higher. The daily show
crs keep the temperature down and
are q great relief from the heat of
the last few days Of June. And even
Then II was cooler than Albuquerque
Mr.. Ed Doran, a member of this
year's graduating class at the Unit
Versity OF New Mexico. was in town
He has covered the territory from
the Pecos TO santa Fe aud here on
horseback since commencement.
Mrs. Thomas DiBlassi. with her
" little boys, Is In town. she will
zee the sulphurs before returning To
Albuquerque.
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add. Of the InRcrsoll variety. For Il
clicks with thrills from tho moment Of
announcement until the finish. Every
minute IS crowded with more excite
ment than IL would take a perfectly
respectable clock TO crowd into sixty
minutes.
II is not oftch that the Edison Com.
parry presents a thriller. but when II
does u makes up for all the time Il
has lost. In this particular piece time
counts for everything. and the plot is
laid around the face Of a clock. which
the author saw M I place in a steeple
four hundred feet sbove the earth
Then. so as not 20 deny the audience
one thrill. which they were rightfuliy
entitled to. he puts the hero on one OF
the hands OF the clock and has the
naughty villain lock the door IN the
stceple so that the man. who is on
time. might be delayed tcon returning
10 earth until his wallet has been
stolen.
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CentrnI Aycnue Mcuhndlsi.

Corner OF Arno street and Cen
trail avenue. Samuel T. Allison, pas
tor; residence. 7i6 South Edith
street. phone, 1850, Miss Mary
Hanscom. d-caconess.
Sunday school nj 9:t5 a. m. r. ~.
Doris. superintendent. Preaching
services at IL a. m and : y M, con
Quoted by Rev. George ~. GiVan
Special music both morning and
evening. by the choir.
Devotional meeting Of the senior
Epworth league at Z y m
The Women's Missionary society
viii hold it's regular monthly work
social al the home Of Mrs. =. W
Parker. 1t5 south Arno. Tuesday at
ternoon from , Ia 8 y. m.
Wednesday evening prayer service
AZ : y. m. Teacher training class al
1880.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
HOLD UNION PICNIC
GROVE

The sunday schools OF Aibuquer-
que gy6 planning 10 unlte In a big
picnic in schwartzman's grove on
July 90. The parents are expected
TO Join with the children Ia celebrat-
ing and also In preparing the lunch
baskets ara a very larEe attendance
Is looked for
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Meadow Picnic.

wednesday a crowd OF siris spent
The day IN the meadows. enjoying
particularly the delicious lunch which
they cooked owe a campfire,
Those who were there are. Irene
Fee. Florence WELLER. Annette VEIN
man. Grace StoItz, Louise Trenen-
berg. Louise Beli. Margaret %Flournoy,
Antta and Margaret Hubbcll. Mildred
Hughes. Katherine McMiilen. CleorR
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Porch Tea.

Friday afternoon Mrs. a. n. Pol
lock gave a delightful porch tea In
honor OF her guest. Mrs irma Har-
riman. OF Hampton, Iowa. who "
her house guest for "a few days. Mrs.
Hartman left this evening for the
Grand Canyon, where she will re-
main for n few days before going ON
to Long Beach Co remain about "a
year. The tea was pleasantly in
formal and altogether enjoyable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-11

Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound did for me.
One year AgoI found
myself = terrible SUI.
ferer. | had pains
in both sides and
q soreness I
could scarcely
stratghten up at
times. Ny back
aehed, ! had no APP
petite and was 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-11

Corner 90 silver avenue and Fifth
street. Hugh a. Cooper. pastor: res
idence, li5 South Walter street.
C%haunccy A. Foreman. associate
pastor residence. 1904 East Central
venue
Sunday school al 3 g. a. m. Morn
ing Worship at H. Communion serv-
ice and reception Of new members al
this service. Evening worship AZ s.
Sermon by the pastor. Musical pro-
gram
Morning
Prelude. "AdaRio In A F~lat".....
MISREPRESENTATION. o.. NolCkmaI
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Christian Science services are held
IN the Woman's club building. al the
corner 81 seventh street and Gold
avenue. every sunday morning AT II
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are a.
s o'clock,
attend these services.
sunday school az y rs o'clock.
Reading room In the \. r. Armiio
building. room No. rs, open each
week day from 2 60 Q . 81.
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Mrs. =. u. Miller and children left
this week for Canada. where they
will remain several weeks.
Mrs. J.. Clark, Mrs. George Clif-
ford and Mrs. william Pomerank
have gone TO ocean Park. Cal, for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pickor OF
EnElewood. Cal. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. " s Hall OF old Albu-
querque.
Or. G. H. Kelsey is spending his
vacation In New Richmond. Ind, Wis
iting his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Finney Of Will
iiamE, Ariz.. are The guests of Mrs.
George Frame, 321 North Fourth
street.
Mrs. Harry 4. johnson. 700 West
silver avenue is enjoying u visit from
her sister. Miss Bertha Jones. OF
Topeka, Kas.
Dr and Mrs. Frank Bakes have re-
turned from n motor trip To the
White mountains Of Arizona and
Taos. n. NJ.
Mrs. j. u. Hannum and son ave
Eone to Denver to visit friends and
relatives until the first Of September.
Miss Helen Wickham is In Gallup.
visiting Miss Laura Cartwrght for a
few days.
Mrs. Isaac Rarth IL spending a few
weeks in 81. Johns. Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Miller and
Mr.. u. L. y. McAlllster have gone
TO Colorado for n two weeks camp
Ing trip
Mrs. +. u. Hornby and son. 40
North Eighth street. left Monday for
a several weeks visit In Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. r. d. sisk. Arthur
and Helen sisk. Miss y. Harrison
and Mrs George Taylor are soiourn-
ing at the Pecos.
Mr.. and Mrs John Herkenhoff and
their daughter. Miss Irene Herken q
hoff, have returned from a two
weeks stay at the PcCos.
Mrs. J. BranGle. sOs North Eighth
street. is enjoying n visit from her
sister, Miss l.. Bull, Of st. Louis.
Mr.. Monte Powell Of the Powell
Drug company. Is spending a short
vacation on the upper Pecos.
Mrs. John Becker of Belen spent
Tuesday In Albuquerque.
MIR. Herman ~Sshsenzer. manager
| of the Harvey curio rooms. has re-
turned from a business trip to san
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs J. a Weinman left
Wednesday evening for the east Ia
he gone about two months.
Mrs. Annie Greenwood. mother OF
Mrs. Charles J.. Sullivan and Mr..
/ NNiAfl biftNN NNhf mas gum ~ NV
former home In Providence. Il l.. for
an extended visit.
Mr.. Charles e. Kunz is in 81 Louis
on business.
Mr.. william Dolde has returned
from Long Beach. Cal, where he
has been for the past few weeks.
MIR. Allen < Peck. of the United
States forest service. left "Wednesday
Tor San Francisco. Mr.. Peck was
formerly located In Albuquerque hui
now has his headquarters In wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Talle and son
. have eone To their ranch In the
northern part Of the state and will
spend the rest ~ the hummer there.
Mr. end Mrs. T. G. NcElwain arc
moving today into the Harry Lee res
ideace on North Twelfth street. The
rooms have been redecorated and the
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lrrrs,. Baptist.

broadway and Lead avenue u
day school at a:ih A. M, Prof g. NJ.
Drake. superintendent. Glasses for
all axes,
Rev. Horace strong viii preach At
II a. m.
There will be no evening service
but the young people will meet nj 7
o'clock. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended To all tn unite with us In any
of the services.
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Guests at Los Lunas

Mrs. Louis Huning has invited eight
ladies' To spend mex Wednesday with
her at her summe home In Los
Lunas.
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This Is an age Of horror. There il
a something in all OF us that yearns
for something morbid; something ex-
citing; something horrifying-somc-
thing which makes out breath come
quicker and creates sort Of a sensa-
tional feeling between the third and
fourth nib. We declare our antipathy
for the morbidiy reel and yet we
have an insane desire to gaze upon
something real morbidiy. ODc mo-
ment we 6nd ourselves disliking un-
pleasant scenes and the next we find
oueseives craving for az overdose OF
al that is creepy. Such is the ineon-
sistency Of humanity. II is incurable.
And just because Il Is incurable. and
impossible for us &c overcome this
singular trait. Mr.. w. II. Durham has
written a two-reei drama which bids
fair to create a violent heart actor on
the part of those who witness his
thriller with the horrifying title. The
Hand Of Horror" Ii is another one
Of those time pieees-and, | might
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Miss McMillen's Engagement
Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. McMiilen have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Eileen. To Mr.. Laur-
ence r. lee of Albuquerque. The
wedding will lake place In the fail.
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German Lutheran.

Rev. 4. k~retscbmar. pastor.
y German service viii he held to-
morrow afternoon at 2.3O In the Cen
trail NJ. Il. church. corner Arno and
Cenlral avenue.
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st. Johns Vestry Meeting.

81 Johns vestry met Wednesday
evening AZ the home Of MI. n Mrs
George Wheeler. There was n short
business session. after which a pleas
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81 PauIN Evangelical lutheran.

Corner Of Silver and sixth. Ed
ward Y, Schueler. D.. D.. pastor. par
sonage, soc South sixth. phone 1898.
Our congregation will az the morh-
ing service observe the Lords Sup-
per. sunday school Ia chafge Of ".
G. Keefer s;fs a. m
The theme for The cowbfned serv-
Ice AT 1880 y. IN. will 10. AThe Chris
tian Ministry OF Music" Martin
Johnson h the Endeav0r leader. Mus
Elsie Berger viii sing.
With our pespie, younger and old
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ltchi1g piles provoke profanity rat
profanity won't remove them. Doan's
In recommended for itching.
bleeding or %protruding piles. soc az
any drug store.
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BAD OPERATION
AVOIDED
By Timely Use of Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Mrs. Sewers Own Statement.
Hodgdon. Maine. ~ feel u a duty I
owe % all suffering Wamen 70 tell what
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The Churches


Corner of Fourth street and silver
emu Archdcason w. Il. Warren.
rector; residence, 1903 West Tijeras
M
Fifth sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion, : a. m. sunday school.
a:f5 a. M. Morning service and SER
II. Teachers' training class,
7:45 y. m. Music;
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Corner of Lead venue and south
Third street. Ccharles Oscar Beck
man, pastor Miss Edith Gorby.
%dcaconcss, -. A. Porterficld. super
intcndcnt of tho sunday school.
Harry Frank. president Epworth
league. John u. ~Falkenhurg. choir
director.
Public worship at n e. m and s
y. m. the Rev Alonzo Bright. ID. d,
preaching. sunday school ut 9:ta "A.
m. Epworth league devotional serV-
ice az Z y. m, J. Frank Bowyer. lead
er, Special music:
Morning: Prelude. Anthem. God
BE Mercifui" Duet. - Waited FOR
the Lord" Miss Charlotte Pratt. John
-. Falkenhurg. Postlude
Evening Anthem II WIN Lay Me
Down In Peace a hymn solo by
John ID. Faikenhurg.
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Chiefly About Albuquerque
People Gong and Coming

Mrs. s. u. Miller and children left
this Eel for Canada, where they
will remain several weeks.
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Mrs. J. Clark. Mrs. George Cllf-
ford and Mrs. william Pomerank
have q n TO Ocean Park. Cal, for
the summer.
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Painting Class Of WOman's

The painting class ~ the Woman'a
club enjoyed a very delightful meet
ing Wednesday morning at the home
OF Mrs. r. Cameron. A delicious
lunch was served.
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Mrs. Woolsey Gives Mesa
n...s

Mrs. Theo. :. wooisey. Jr.. gave "A
mesa picnic Friday evening In honor
of Misses Alice and Elizabeth Coors
Of Las Vegas and Miss Florence
Grunsfeid. Five automobiles carried
In party out % the Gap where "a
delicious supper was served. Return
ing to the Wooisey home. the latter
part of the evening WAS spent In
dancing.
A. 4. seder, father Of Stanley
Seder. the popular Albuquerque or
Ranist now studying In New York.
has Just received word that Mr.. Seder
has passed the rigid associateship ex-
animation OF the American Guild OF
Organsis. with very favorable marks.
This entities Mr.. Seder to the degree
OF 4. y. O. q. Mr. Sedcr is engaged
for the summer as %organisi and choir
director of Temple Emanuel. New
York. and Calvary Methodist church
East Orange. y J.
.
The Woman's Catholic Order 81
Fores,ers will Eive a picnic In odd
Fellows hall Wednesday night. July
Is. TO which all members OF IN" or
der are cordially invited.
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The Mercedes club will meet next
week with Mrs. T.. Blake.
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By JEAN HUBS

ant social time was enjoyed and ice
crcam n cake were served.
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or. loyal. those spe"ia, summer sun
day evenings should bring enough
folks 10 fill the room. Can't you tell
someone?
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MIR. and Mrs Joseph Pickor OF
Englewood, Cal, are the guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs y $ Hall OF old Albu-
querque.
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Or. G. y. Kelsey is spending his
vacation In New Richmond. Ind, Wis
iting his mother.