New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-04-18

We Find Thsm Evsrywhsrs
The smallest people in the world
are those who hold back their influ.
ence just because they did not start
the thing or have a big hand in the
matter. What the Country needs Is
men and women who will fall in the
ranks any old time just because they
are big enough to see that there 10
need Of fighting, and that the cause
of human betterment will be checked
nd held back If they don't get ID
and show their American grit and
loyalty.
Most Difficult Virtue
To learn to waste our time
is perhaps one of the most difficult
virtues to acquire.
A we'll spent day is a source Of
pleasure. To be constantly employ
ed, and never asking what shall l
do" is the secret Of much goodness
and happiness.
Begin with promptitude, act de-
~cisively, persevere, If interrupted he
amaible and return to the work I'M
ruffled, finish it carefully--these will
be the signs OF a virtuous soul.
Interesting Dsmonstration
Women's societies of eight church.
es of Albuquerque availed themscl-
yes of the opportunity of making .
little one for their churches and
at the same time see Mss Frances
Lathrop demonstrate Mazda as a
lard and olive oil substitute. Miss
L.athrop demonstrated last week be-
fore more than two hundred women.
making doughnuts. salads, fritters.
pie crust and biscuits. Housekeepers
are always glad to get new ideas
and recipes and the demonstrations
were greatly enjoyed.
A Unique Affair
Mrs. Davis class Of young girls
of the Methodist Sunday School OF
Carlsbad is preparing something
new in the way of entertainment to
be given at the church parlors to-
morrow, Plans embrace a palm room
which will be decorated in green. =
music room, an orange grill and .
cafe, all decorated in appropriate
colors. In each Of these booths.
suitable refreshments will be served.
a small admission fee being charged.
at the door,
For Armenian Relief
At Miami recently the collection
taken in the church Of The Brethren
for Armenian relief. amounting to
$s6003 was turned over to I. ]. Lapp.
pastor and field worker in Oklahoma
and New Mexico. This was not only
a splendid sum but also demonstrate
ed the spirit of the small congrega-
ton and friends of the church in
that locality.
Sardstorm Jazx Band
The Sandstone Jazz Band of Camp
Cody is making a big hit in Silver
City and the nearby camps, where i
is playing almost nightly engage
men4s for dances. The band IS COM
rosed of F. Wunderlich. banjo; Guy
Phillips. piano, and Bob Wallace.
traps ana drums.
Business and Social Meeting
The Woman's Union of the First
Presbyterian church will meet this
AFTERNOON at the home Of Mrs. John
Walker. Grant avenue After a busi-
ness session a social hour will follow.
Mrs. r. c. Ten Evck, the new presk
InoA ,u:M Lcvn rhoe~n ~ %hn rnaAt.
ing
At Wagon Mound Recently
One of the most enjoyable and sue
cessful box supper was given by the
students of that city at the school
house. The proceeds amounted to
$l26!0s. The money will be used h
completing the payment on the add
ing machine.
The Ladies Of The katen.
City federation have decided to
continue their meetings and other
activities during The summer months.
An effort will be made to carry out
the plans that are we'll under way
for various projects of civic i'm
provementa =
For Ovsrssa Service
Thirty-five large sacks Of cloth;ng
for the Beigians and other suffering
people of Europe were collected BY
the committee of the Red Cross
headed by Mrs. w. c. Porterfield,
which had charge of the work II
Silver City.
Did You Ever Stop To Think
How quickly some people stand up
when the national air is being played
or sung. That Is a. it should be, but
how many such fail to stand up for
the things that mean the perpetus.
ton of our national freedom and
our national welfareI