El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-14
OFFICERS
F0RCIVICLEAGUE
Alamogordo's Women's Or
ganization Held It's First
Meetings in Box Car.

Alamogordo, n. NJ. May 1.-THE Ala
mogordo Civic league, which through a
long series of SUGGESTIONS. mergers and
consultations is the Oldest organization
OF any kind in Alamogordo. has held its
annual election Of officers Mrs. James
n Riddle, elected president. made an
address in which she reviewed briefly
the work Of the organization. The
original organization was the Woman's
club. which had charge OF the library
which was to be established So jealous
were these charter members that they
could not wait for a building to De COM
pleted, but held their first meeting in a
box car Since that time the scope OF
the club has been extended until now
there is a public improvements depart
menL and for nearly four years has
owned the cemetery. The following
officers were elected and committees
appointed.
Officers Chosen
Mrs. James N Riddle, president; Mrs.
George L Woodwork, vice president;
Mrs. c. Waldschmidt secretary and
treasurer. Directors: Library, Mrs. F. c.
ROLAND, chairman; Mrs William Z.
Warren, cemetery; Mrs. Walter n Re
Der. Mrs J. L Lawson Public improve
ments. Mrs c. A Garrett, chairman;
Library, Miss F. Darbyshire, Mrs. Stone
Wilbur, Mrs. A. J. Buck, Mrs. J. =.
Cady, Mrs Alma Weigele. Mrs. D c.
Jones, Mrs. John Snyder. Cemetery. Tom
Geren, Mrs A. N Porter Mrs. z. D. Nc
Kinley, Miss Allie Jordan, Mrs J. E.
Prather. Public Improvements, Mrs. Geo.
Messer, Mrs. Frank Rousseau
Trustees Meet
The board Of trustees Of the New
Mexico Institute for the Blind has held
its annual meeting for the purpose Of
electing the members Of the faculty for
the next school year and transacting
such other business as demanded atten-
ton It was the first meeting that the
board had held since last September.
There were present at the meeting Geo
=. Barber, Of CarriZOZO, president: art
J. ROLAND, CarrizozO; Reney B Field,
TularOsa- G. J. Wolfinger and J. L
Lawson, AlamogordO.
Honor Roll Announced
The honor roll Of the graded school
has been announced and makes a for
midable list. It is for the quarter which
ended May z, and includes those pupils
who have been neither tardy nor alb
sent and whose grades have averaged
80 or better. The list is as follows
Sarah COffman, Tom Mann, Howard
Marsh, John Porter Davenport Mechem,
Dorothy Snyder, Lucille Tweed, George
Abbott. John ROLAND, Horace Finley
Don Mckinley, Lester Richards Herbert
SeamOnsI kimbau Franklin Murray
Morgan, Beatrice Clements, Lillian
lsaacsOn, Alma Lee, Thelma Patty,
Louise Seamons. Harry Thomas. Martha
Wiggett. Nellie Williams, Curtis Haven
Junior Kimball, Arthur McNatt, Carroll
Dodgen, Irwin Menger, Verlan Weather
ford. Ward ROLAND, Mae Buck. Gertrude
McNatt. Aileen Smith, Bernice Haven.
Dwight Anglin, Alice Boucher, RUBY
Dale, Oren Frasier, Mona Lee, Myra
Niclls. Fay Pruitt, Willie Richards. Nina
Singleton. Opal Upton, Wyatt Richards,
Edith Tweed, Robert West, Ernest War
rem
Rev. A. n. Porter. pastor Of the First
Baptist church, has gone TO Houston 70
attend the southern Baptist convention
Herbert Shelton returned last night
from Albuquerque. where he has been
attending the University Of New Mexico.
Mrs. Nettie Williams has arrived from
FL PasO and has the position Of assist
ant postmaster. She succeeds Miss
Besse Graham