Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-23
LINCOLN COUNTY
TEACHERS GUESTS
Of CIVIC LEAGUE
First Week Of Institute Closes
With Delightful Picnic;
Many Educators in Attend
anCe on Meetings,

SPECIAL eo-sssrososses 70 aoaa,ss JOURNAL

SPECIAL CONSCIOUSNESS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Carrizozo, \. NJ, June 22,--The Lin
coin county teachers institute which
convened here Monday of last week.
closed its first weeks work with a
picnic at the NAL pals, diversion ex-
tended the visitors by the ladies' of the
Civic league. The institute has am
other week of work. its final meeting
being held next Saturday Prof. j.
S. Hofer, of the Tucumcari public
schools is conducting the work, as
sisted by Mrs. f. V. Jewett of the
Carrizozo high school. while Miss Eva
FELTON,. recently with the Flagstaff,
Ariz., high school has charge of the
primary work. which she demon
strates with a model class of nine
children. She is also teaching art.
Miss FELTON, will teach the primary
grade in the Carri-ozo high school
during the 1915-l6 school year.
Those teachers attending the insti-
tute are: Mrs. Grace DeNisson, Mrs
s. r. Moss, Mrs. s. II. Nickels, Mrs
Bernice Adams. Miss Bessie White
Miss Ula Edminston, Miss Iona Stew
ems, Carrizozo; Mr. L. A. fHaggard
Miss Dora Clements, Corona; Mrs
Lurlyne Lane, Miss Ethel Phillips,
Fort Stanton; Mrs. Estelle Hayes,
Roswell: Mrs. A. F. McLain, White
Mountain; Mrs. NJ. L. Blaney Oscuro;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Burnett. Jicarilla;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Highsmith, Obar;
Mrs. Ada Hulburt, Banner, okla; c.
Y. Belknap, ID. l.. Reed, Captain,
George II. Webb, Miss Alma Nc
Naughton, White oaks, Miss Nellie
Grant, Alamogordo; Miss Lille starns
Captain Mrs. Viola Thompson, Time;
George e. Cardwill, Nogal.
There are twenty-nine teachers in
attendance this year, exactly the same
number as were present at the insti-
tute held here last year.
Rev. r. l.. Day, for the past seven
months the pastor of the Baptist
church here. has resigned, effective
July /, to accept the position of state
evangelist for New Mexico. His sue
cessor has not yet been named.
League IakeS vacation.
The civic. leaglrn at it's regular
meeting last week, voted to take a
vacation until fall. The ladies have
been working industriously on the i'm
provements planned at their spring re-
organization. and with this work ac-
complished. they feel they are enti-
tied to a rest during the summer
months. The report of the secretary.
Mrs. Arthur j. ROLAND, was present
ed to the members and shows what
the cemetery Improvements have cost.
The detailed report is as follows;
Receipts-Balance on hand March
22, SIS: dues, $22 solicited by Mes
danes Lacey and Osborn. SCOTS; So
licited by Mrs. Frank Sager, $6490;
from a supper under the direction Of
Mrs. George Dingwall S2S.05, from
sale of pennants, $40: from entertain
ment by school children under direc-
ton Of Mrs. II. B. Hamilton, $14; from
concert under direction of Mrs. Rob
ert Lucas, s21.2O, making total Of
s20090. This sum was disbursed to
workmen and for material in improv-
ing the local cemetery.
The coke and fruit shipments now
passing over the Southwestern rail-
road have been hailed with joy by the
employees of the road, some of whom
have been on the waiting list for some
time. Just now every available man
is pressed into service in order to
handle the business