Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-10
Normal University
Las Vegas.

President Frank H. II. Roberts left
Wednesday night for an extended trip
in the east. He will visit Chicago,
Philadelphia, Washington. New York
City and on his return attend an edu-
cational meeting at st. Louis. He
will return about the first of Deem
Der
The War Workers held an open air
meeting Wednesday on the steps of
the public library for the purpose Of
appointing committees and outlining
work of campaign. At this meeting
Miss Margaret J. Kennedy, head of
the English department at the Nor
NAL, was chosen chairman of the Lii
brary section. Mrs. Helen My Ray
nolds, secretary treasurer of the board
of regents. was chairman of the
woman's committee in this work.
Because of the ban on gatherings the
members of the various committees
are planning to do personal work.
San Miguel county has yet to raise
$4,000 of her quota.
Miss Nellie Condor died at her
home at five O'Clock Monday morn
| ing Nellie was one of the most loved
girls attending the Normal univers-
| ity She has spent all her school
| days at the Normal, coming up
through the grades into the high
| school She was a loveable girl, very
attractive, always happy and smiling.
4 fine student. standing high with
the faculty members and before her
serious illness about two years ago
she was n splendid player on the
| basket ball team. Simple funeral
services were held at her home. The
pail bearers were Edward Condor,
Esmond Ryan. Eugene Ryan, Charles
Nolan, Edward Jaugherty, Oscar
Moen, personal friends. The honor
airy pail bearers were Misses Alta
Craven, Josephine Murphy Helen
Elliott, Margaret Floyd. Ruth Finn
and Virginia Floyd.
AS soon as the Normal university
reopens memorial service will be
held in chapel for those of the Nor
NAL university's faculty and student
body who have been called by death
Word has reached Vegas that Miss
| Dolly Goodin. of Roswell. who has
been a student of the Normal uni
versity, returning home when school
closed, has just recovered from an
attack Of the influenza. having con-
tracted it from her brother who died
VI bIlc vi tplutIllAGt
Miss olivia Deut-Schmann. ste
nographer in the presidents office
has been off duty for more than a
week. Her mother IS suffering from
the influenza. but IS reported recov-
ering.
Miss Edith Tooker has recovered
from an attack of the epidemic and
is about once more.
A letter from Paul S. Lomax
former commercial teacher at the
Normal university, informs his friends
he is now in Paris where he is kept
busy every moment in the Ordnance
department, Mr.. Lomax's home is al
Laclede, Mo. not far from the old
home Of General Pershing.
Miss Anne George, who, under di-
rection of PRECEDENT Roberts really
| founded the department of household
economics in the Normal university
is now teaching in the high school at
! Arcota. Calf.
! The following persons who were in
] the penmanship classes of Miss Anna
e. Wiltse during the summer school
of 1918 have been awarded teachers
certificates by the Zaner B,oser peo-
| pie: Misses Sara Raffety, Susie Cha
vez, Ruby Manning( Jeanette Eller
Pearl M. Daughertv Daisy Beals and
Adelina Moreno. These young people
are teachers in the public schools and
it is pleasing to them to know they
are prepared to teach penmanship
| The course of study for the train
ing. school is being rapidly outlined
and the first draft will be ready by
the fifteenth of this month. The COM
mittee is holding regular meetings for
the consideration of the details Of this
course. c. w. Motinger. assistant in
the department of education. has
/ committee composed of the regular
members of the training school fac
ulty. and Dean Frank Carroon as ex-