Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
Winslow Ariz.

Last II GluHN Drought Il WelCOIlt Nlo-
itor and his wife to our city for few
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morgan from
Ash Fork. Mr.. Morgan was formerly
the ticket agent here before his trans
fer to Ash Fork.
School days have now come to an
end for the time being and the three
different schools gave some interest
ing entertainments.
The baccalaureate sermon was given
by Rev. Brewster at the Episcopal
church for the ten graduates last sun
day evening. These graduates received
their diplomas Friday evening at the
commencement exercises given at the
Electric theater This class of gradu-
ates is to be congratulated upon It's
entertainment rendered and talent
shown commencement evening. Miss
Dorothy Savage gave an honor ora
ton entitled The Definition and Pur-
pose OF Literature which was very
interesting and instructive. sherman
Anderson also gave an honor Grafton
entitled America in War and at the
Peace Table" He indeed did himself
proud upon his delivery and people of
WinsloW can sec a bright future for
this young man.
Miss Louise Chase, another one of
the graduates, sang q solo entitled
Happy Song She has a wonderful
voice and her audience was pleased.
Dr. G.. NJ Butler, dean of the INT
versity of Arizona, delivered the com
mencement address, and the WlnsloW
high school gave several musical Sc
loctione.
The stage was beautifully decorat-
cd in the colors, black and red, with
the American flag on the back of the
stage and an abundance of beauulul
flowers.
Professor Grover presented the
class with their diplomas and also
complimented them on their good
school work throughout the year,
Thursday evening, the junior high
school class held their commencement
exercises at the Washington school'
There were thirty graduates IN inns
class who will enter the nigh school
next year, and in this class greaB
deal of talent is shown along the iines
of orators and musicians, ana ny me
time they finish high school WmsloW
will he the possessor of clever talent
Saturday evening the high scnool
rave their play entitled believe NE,
Xantippe," at the opera house. rms
was enjoyed by the large audience th"t
was present and each one OF tho cast
is entitled to praise.
Monday evening the Junior from
was held at the thcater and "A large
crowd attended. The hal was decor
ated with the senior colors ana the
Junior colors, purple and gold. crepe
papers covered the ceiling completely
and in the center of the hall hung an
immense bell with lights attached 10
same and a covering of red paper
chrysanthemums, thus throwing q
sole hue over. the hal. Punch was
served during the evening by lhe
juniors. .....
Mrs. G. f. Cornelius of Flagstaff Is
spending few days visiting with her
brother, Mrs. Troh Roach. Mr., Cor
nelius is on the coast attending 10
some business matters before the sum
mer school at normal opens IN a
couple of weeks. .... j.
Mrs. w. A. Parr returned TUESDAY
evening 1fter>an extensive trip IN tne
southern part of the state. VisltlhS tne
Eastern star charters.
Mrs. =. ID. Sprankle and chlloren
left for san Diego Tuesday noon 10
spend some llfnc Nloitiiie 49,
Sprankle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Rand. formally OF this city.
Mr.. Ballard left Wednesday evening
for his home in Chicago after spend :
ing several months in our city attend
ing to business matters connected
with the ice plant.
Joe Carraway and Des Mahoney
finally arrived last Monday evening
after spending many months on the
other side, and are more than Siao
to be among their old friends again
who arr welcoming them home.
Mr., F. o. Vernon returned to Wins
low after two weeks absence at Cam
eron. Ariz
Misses Florence Smith, Eiva Howell,
Pauline Woods, Louise Dadey and
Mrs. smith were the Holbrook visitors
who attended the Junior prom last
Monday evening. These people re-
turned to their homes the following
Morning.
Mrs. Herbert Dooner of Williams,
is spending several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Martin DadeN. Mrs.
Dooner arrived here last Monday.
Mr.. John Drumnn, Jr. who has been
in Albuquerque for the past two
months. came home last Sunday oven
ing to remain for some time.
J. H. Gibson. postmaster of this city,
has been in FL Paso for the past three
weeks. He came home Sunday even
ing.