Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-09
Normal University
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! president Roberts has returne,
from a hurried trip TO Chicaqo vbar,
ne attended conference OF educa
totrs who discussed rural educatior
The plans suggested at this confer.
ence were presented By the president
TO the FACULTY at a meeting Tuesday
evening. Courses i'm rural schoo
management ana in methods in rura
schools In household arts, agriculture
and gardening Will be offered durinc
the summer school, in accordance
with the best judgment of rural
specialists in the United States.
Letters have been received from
Sergeants Clare V. Koogler and 8
omar Barker, who are both with the
a: h. F, In Europe. Both were pom
ular teachers, Sergeant Koogler at
Iularosa and Captain, Sergeant Bar
ker at Iuiarosa and Santa Rosa. The
latter is supervising road building in
France and teaching English to a
class of Poles at night.
Miss Helen S Allison, who on ac-
count of illness has been at her home
lin Gallup for several weeks, returned
Wednesday evening in time to take
her final term examination and get
ready for the new terms work. She
IS a member OF the graduating class.
The spring term ojens March 10th
and an increased enrolment is eX-
pected in the nigh school and col
lege.
Miss Naomi Underwood, who left
on the 2Sth of February for a week
end visit with her father at Levy did
not get back until Wednesday noon,
being detained by her fathers illness.
Miss Anna E. Wiltse, primary critic
teacher in the training department,
entertained at delightful dinner at
the Castenada Wednesday evening
Covers were laid for eight persons
The guests were Dean and Mrs. Frank
Carroon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stapp,
Professor and Mrs, c. w. Mottinger
and Miss Whitaker,
The games played on the armory
floor on the 2Sth between the normal
university basket ball teams and the
Vegas highs were fast and exciting
The normal girls won by large
score, being swift. sure players, strong
on team work. The normal boys, all
being new hands and not having had
much training this season. because
their coach did not arrive until Feb
ruary, were easily defeated, but they
played a clean game and took their
defeat like true sportsmen,
Miss Ellen Heron, who has been
absent for several months on account
of sickness in her home at Roswell,
returned TO the dormitory Wednes
day
Miss Lorna lone johnson and Wal
ter Cayot We're united in marriage at
the Catholic church in Springer last
Father Balland of Las Vegas
performed the ceremony which only
a very few relatives and friends wit
messed. The bride, who spent her
girlhood days in Las Vegas, is a grad
uate from the college department of
the normal university with the de-
grees of bachelor of pedagogy and
master of pedagogy. She is young
woman of great personal charm, So
cial leader of the school life while
here. During her senior year she
was business manager of the South
west Wind and made the first decided
success for that publication. The
bridegroom has just received his
honorable discharge from the service
The young couple will be at home IN
Vegas the first of April, after al
trip in the east 4
Word has just been received OF
the death, from pneumonia, OF Irf
Linnie Sebastian, daughter OF 9. j..
Mrs. Sebastian was an
attendant at the summer school last
summer. The body was taken TO
Mo, for burial
President Roberts has been invited
to attend the forty-third commerora-
ton uay Of the Johns Hopkinz uni
by the president, FRANK j,
Goodnow,