The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
NORMAL UNIVERSITY.


An audience OF more than thirty
prominent women OF las Vegas list
cned 10 a lecture Of great value and
interest &c the Commercial club rooms
iart week. Miss Margurct J. Kennedy,
"a speaker OF ARE charm and having
"a fund OF knowledge addressed the
women ON The Women Who Make
our American Novels" She discussed
thtHc writer's from two siundpoihta,
that OF the woman and that Of the
writer. She touched on some Of the
best writings OF each. Miss Kennedy
has charge Of the CLASSES les English
AZ the Normal aud her lecture Nas
considered exceptionally good. ono
OF the writer's discussed tho Normal
University hopes Co have at the sum
mcr school for u icN lectures OF talks
Marion Barker. n former graduate
Of the Normal university. who has
Just returned h0utc from the battle
fields o. Europe, Mas a most welcome
visitor at the school Wednesday. lie
was returning To his home AT Bculnh
whcrc he viii remain for a complex"
rcst.
Miss Louise Conniclo Jaramiiio, a
youap woman OF unusual talent ~ a
singer. win make hor public appear
aucc at o. sonr rfriuai and concert
gwen IN the Normal auditorium ncN
Friday evening. D ninth. Miss jar
amiiio Who has appea-cd before vegas
audiences In "a number OF c%antatas ana
plays and delighted the muuic-loNins
public with her beautiful voice. haa
been hard ~ work tho past year AMI
her teacher. Miss Marie Z. SENEGAL. -
making a big AFFAIR OF this fret APP
pourunCc Of hot pupil ah "a public sing
or. Mrs. Marguerite sluNton hoot
the Glco club. and Misses Ida q holds
and Lucille swallow will assist Miss
SENEGAL IA the program.
The Garden club work under the
direction Of Professor J. 4. NELSON
has toen carefully planned Tor the
coming year and work begun, Fhin
10 the hoys and girlH OF Ran Miguel
Is u question OF great importance. The
figures piled up by these y~oungnteru
inat year were almost unbelievable,
The boys and girls clubs Of las
Vegas are Organized for another sea-
sons work. 26a homo projects have
been planned and the young people
are now ready, or have already start
cd. to work these plans.
These projects include the follow 10
ing lines OF work Gardening. poultry.
rabbits. pigs. mllch cows. cooking
SEWING and canning. As the work. 10
"a large extent, IN educational, u has
been planned a. handle II to a greater
degree through the schools.
This work Tor the city is In charge
of Jos. r. Nelson. emergency nHsisi-
ant county club leader and Instructor
in agriculture ~ the Ncw Mexico
: Normal university. Tho number of
projects planned by n pupils Of the
various schools y as followsi
East Las Vegas Public schools Nc.
a. q BROTHERS. principal Castle High
school In charge b garden project.
I poultry projects 9 Swing projects
I cooking project I canning project
3 rabbit projects. total 90.
Las Vegas Iuhiic schools. teacher
In charge. Miss Nellie Wclls.-a7 gar
den projects. z poultry projects, .
cooking projects. @ scwinE prolcrtH,
canning projects. 4 milch COW project
total 81.
Iorctto Academy teacher In charge
Sister Superior I'll sewing projects
\ cooking prulerta "a garden projects
total. 80.
ia Ia sale Institute. teacher ir
charge. Rev. BRO. d. Victor Is gar
den projects. . pie, total, 90.
East las NcrnH tgirochinl school
Charles Herman iu charge Fnrder
proicctH, 3 rabbit projects, . pnultr'
projects, ; sewing projects, d oookinl
projects, Total, 20
New McNlco Normal University -
a. garden projects Z poultry projects
rabbit projects. = mlich COW project
10 cooking projects 2 sowing projects
total. ~.
Tho three valuable prizes which
could not he awarded last YEAR ar
again offered through the Norma
University hy y Husenwnld and Sun
aud Hu announcement definitely stat
ing the facts will he mailed short
10 every hoy and glrl IN the state VIII.
Ia a Garden club member. This
not 10 home affair but an inrontlN
to every member in New Mexico &
do his hest.
Mrs. Evelyn castle, who has dur
ing the past month been "a atcuog
raphcr In the office 0f President Rob
orta. completed her work ON the lai
OF April and experts to return shortl
TO her home in Santa fe
The department ~ biology II yer
busy hts week making q valuah'
collection ~ reptiles Tor the America
Museum OF Natural History OF Ne.
York. Professor ~ O. owen, the h.
structor. Is directing tho work. The,
specimens will he used as specimen
in the museum and also for researc
work.
Miss Anna nells Panwfatz. who
working towards n degree from t'
institution. has registered for SON
advanced work In tho Normal depar
ment.