The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
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iW"fh. rms ~ the iAffeat september
enrolment IN the history 81 the
history o. the school Nearly forty
students In addition are enrolled In
me various Spanish classes. which
are conducted in both the day and
evening school.
Miss Gladys Rye. who recently re-
signed the position OF director OF Sec
retarinl studies In the Castle school,
one OF the most exclusive colleges for
young ladies In the east. at larry
HudBon, New York, has
taken charge Of the s%ecretarlal de-
partment OF the A. ID. g.. Miss rye
was graduated from 6ullins college.
Bristol. Va. studied business. com
ineree and finance 10 the University
OF Chicago, IL a certified teacher OF
shorthand from Gregg school. Chi
cRgo. Miss Rye has held important
positions at the head OF the business
department OF h Alabama ARricul-
turai college. Jackson. Ala, as an In.
%structor In the shorthand teach'Ss =
training department. Of the Colorado
State Normal school. Gunnis0n. Colo,
and has had broad and varied busi-
ness experience.
Mr.. Arch l.. Howard. assistant prIn-
cipal OF the business department, has
been absent from his duties for the
past few days owing 10 illness.
Miss Edith ravls. who pursued the
commercial teachers training course
In the a. B G. during the summer
months, Is now in charge Of the bush
ness department OF the Hope. New
Mexico. high school and Is getting
along fine with her work.
Mrs. william 7. Wyper, formerly
Miss Marcell8 Risdon. has accepted
an important position ms assistant reg
istrar In the University Of New Mex
leo.
Miss helen Fee. a graduate ~ tho
Albuquerque high school and Of the
Albuquerque business college. has ac-
ceptcd - position under Superinteud-
ent Milne % the Albuquerque public
schools.
a number OF students recently re-
ceived penmanship certificates grant
ed by the business Educator. f-olum-
bus. o.. These students received In
siruction under Miss Name Goodell.
Nearly fifty people. students Of ac-
countnncy. business men and ONCE
men and women attended the lecture
on accountancy gwen by Mr.. w. v.
Gano Of the accounting hrm u Moss
a Gano q sippell Thursday even
Ing. The subject OF the lecture was
Bank Account Reconciiements."
These lectures will be continued dur
Ing the school year. The subject OF
the next lecture, Wednesday evening.
will he Control Accounts"
Miss Mary Fraearoli hrs accepted
"a position as assistant TO MIR. Amer
SON. secretary OF the New Mexico
health board with onicos In the
Wright Indian buildinh.
Mrs. Donnie Tramweii has hecn
selected Tor the position a. secretary
81 President Roberts, president OF the
New Mexico Normal university at Las
Vegas. Mrs. Tramwell succeeds Miss
Helen LINDSEY, another Albuquerque
business college graduate. Miss Lind
sey has taken a position with her
father, former Governor Lindsey, wno
Is practlcing law IND II Interested IN
important oil Developments AT Por-
tales New Mexico.
Miss Katherine Whitcomh has taken
a position with Gross-Keiiy Co, Las
Vegas. New Mexico.
Word was received recently that
MIR. Victor Wisenberg who entered
the employ OF the Bryan Harvester
company, Peru, Ind, not long ago. has
been given a tine promotion aud Is
now assistant secretary OF thu con-
Germ.
superintendent Mcclure OF the So
zorro, y. NJ, schools visited the school
last Saturday and employed Mis-
WinueV Riley 20 take charge OF the
business department Of the Sooorro
high school.
Miss c. Horton, who took the busl-
NfNN NfaaNNFIA tNhIHF III flN ~. u. &.
n yer agO. has been teaching In the
Int irrational business college,, El
during the summer.
Airs, Flora Wolf has accepted a po-
s'tiou with the Charles ilfeId CO., AL
buquorque.
Mr.. Henry Dodd and Miss Lulu
Cooper recently accepted positions
with the Becker Mercantile company.
sprlngervillc, Ariz.
Mrs. Ruth Eden has accepted a po-
sltlon with Attorney ueorge klock,
Albuquerque.
Miss Mabel Hine. a former business
college. student was married on Sop-
tcmber 8 10 n. Albert NJ. senter or
Dundee Tex. The Albuquerque Bust
ness college extends the best wishes
Of faculty ana students.
New s'udeuts continue to enroll
daily. Many additional classes have
been organized To take rare OF the
largely increased attendance and pres
cnt Inquiries assure an even larger at
tendance. Additional space is being
provided to take care OF the large
number of students.
Mr.. George {. Taylor. former assist
amt attorney general OF Now Mexico.
vice president OF the Albuquerque
business college. and one Of the most
e'rr"ssful young attorneys In New
Mcxico. has begun his class work In
.fhsn lNtNH ihNs MI lNNA Nl fNnNAtlN
the regular work in this subject and
students find this class one OF the
most interesting Of their course. !
Miss MARY Tryon has accepted A
position with the Cooper Motor Co.
distributor Of the Heo and Chevrolet
ears.
The First National bank. A%lhuauer-
Iue has added onc more A. q ..
graduate 20 IT, stan OF employees. Miss
Eleanor Lynch accepted a position
with hat institution the nrst OF the
wcck.
Mr.. y. y. bate leaves for Gallup
sunday To accept a position with ti.e
First National Rank thcre
Miss Blanche Porterheld paid a
pleasant visit to the A. B. G. Satur-
day. She Is now holding an Import.
ant position as secretary OF the olin-
ger Mortuary co, Of Denver Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. Gano. Of tho accounting firm of
Gano, MOssman a Sippei. VIII deliver
the second of his series ~ lectures on
accounting next Wednesday evening
at 7 = m. The subject viii he Son
troll Accounts"
The first dance OF the school year
will be given by the Students Dane
Ing club next Thursday evening AT
NtfS D. m students and former stu.
dents OF the A. n &. ARE invited to
attend, The committee In charge II
arrangements Ia as Follows. WIN.
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