Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-22
Belen

Mrs Radcliffe has returned from
q visit with her sister and family in
TT. Sumner, n NJ.
Mrs. II. b. Merrill has gone to Cal
norma to spend the holidays. Mr.
Merrill expects to join her in a few
days.
Frank Barron has gone to Ohio to
spend the holidays with relatives
1t would seem that nearly everyone
IN Belen visited in the Duke CITY this
week. Many took advantage of the
Hearts of the World" and incident
ally to do a little shopping in our
neishboring city
ON Friday Of last week Mr.. and
Mrs, Carl Poverty and son and daugh4
ter accompanied by Mrs. Ellis, mot
ored to Albuquerque.
Among those who were in the city
ON Saturday we note the following au-
tomobile parties the Misses Irene
Clark, Margaret Ruiz, Clara Jenkins,
Johnnie Turner Lottie Lee Jenkins,
Jackie May Mallow and frankie
Ozark, chaperoned by Mrs, Carl Muir
ply
Mr.. and Mrs Simmons took as their
quests, Mrs. II, D. Fidler and Mrs NJ.
II. Tate.
were accompanied by Miss Ruth
Thurman
Mrs. w. p. Mallow and Mrs. X. A.
Riley went up with Mr.. and Mrs
Claude n, Wilson and children.
Professor ana Mrs. Dowden were
albuquerque visitors on Saturday.
Saturday mornings train carried
the following Belenites to Albuqucr-
Que: Mr., and Mrs. f. c. Livingston
and family, Mrs Moffitt Mrs. Ida
May Summons, Miss Pearl Moffitt
and Mr. Norton, F. l.. Lands and
wife, Mrs. Barron and daughter.
Mrs. Henry Abel visited friends in
Albuquerque this week
John Becker, Sr.. returned from
New York city this week He had
been attending the convention of ma
tional life insurance companies.
Miss Virginia simmons spent sun
daV at her home in Belen. She mot
ored down from Albuquerque Satur-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. sim
mons
Mr. and Mrs Carl Poverty and son
ana daughter spent several days this
week in FL Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. Fathergail accompan-
led by Mrs VIM LeBrun, motored to
IAilfuQuefQUe wednesday.
Mgs Carl Murphy and Mrs. Spreen
shopped in Albuquerque on Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul DaIies, Mrs. L.
c, Becker, Mrs John Becker, Jr.. and
Miss Lucie Becker made up an auto
party to Albuquerque on Wednesday.
The following attended the conven-
ton of railway clerks in Albuquerque
on Tuesday; Misses Grace Guffey,
Clarke Watson, Mabel Dow, Mrs.
Summons and Messrs. j. f. Clark, X
A. Riley, w II. Burnett, c. +. Atkins,
Paul Gather and Fred Dills. Thomas
Bowland was Belen's delegate to the
convention and was present during
the three days session.
The annual bazaar of the Methodist
aid society was held this week and
proved a success beyond the ladies'
expectations. Many useful and dainty
articles were sold Pie and coffee
were served and the patrons demand
ed more of the toothsome home made
candies than could he supplied. The
fish pond attracted the younger set
to the tune of many dimes
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowden Received a
message on Wednesday announcing
| that their only son, who has been do
ing duty over there. had arrived
in New York and would spent Christ
mas with them in Belen
A business transaction of interest to
Belen people was completed his week
whereby the business as well as the
good will of the Belen Commercial
| company passes into the hands of The
| John Becker company