Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-31
Neu Mexico State
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TUCUMCARI


Dick DeGreafenreid. a veteran
sheep man of Fort Sumner was a
Tucumcari visitor this week.
Billie Stewart, with the Santa Fe
railway at Albuquerque, was visi-
tor this week. Billie was one of
the first settlers of quay county.
j. b. Read, state bank examiner,
was here from Santa Fe this week.
"A telegram was received this
week announcing the marriage of
w. A. Foyil president of the Am
erican National bank of this place,
to Miss Josephine Pritchett in
Nashville, Tenn, 'on October 25.
Rev. w. G. Castor of Fresno,
Calf, has arrived here and will
take charge of the pastors duties
of the NJ. +. church, South. Rev,
CASTOR has been the pastor of the
Methodist church at FRESNO.
The Right Rev. Bishop Howden
of Albuquerque will conduct 'serv-
ices at the Episcopal church here
Sunday at II a. m. and 1880 p. m
The Desert SeXtet, a travelling
musical troup, gave a well attended
ball at the Federal hall on Friday
night last.
The Halloween calendar fur
nished numerous events for Iu-
cumcari.
Mrs. Tom Berry entertained on
Wednesday evening about twenty
five guests with a dancing party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D.
Hamilton, Second street. The nv
ing and dining rooms were beauu-
fully decorated with JACKIE Ian
terms and festooning in black and
yellow. Those present were: The
Misses Cupid and Duchess KAN,
Edna and Merle Koch, Grimes,
Monohan, Anderson of Trinidad,
Colo, Dillon. Cobb, Brown, Norine
King, Tom Berry, and Mrs. Hannah
Bonem Kohn. Miss Morgan; Messrs.
Art Goldenberg, Harold Aull, Hen
ry Goldenberg, Leslie Ballard,
Floyd Wayne, Anderson, Max Cold
enberg, Roy Phillips, Fred Wise.
Corn, Anderson, and Gene Yates.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ham
ilton, served delightful refresh
ments.
A party honoring their niece,
Miss Helen Anderson, of Trinidad
Colo, is scheduled for Thursday
night at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Earl George, Aber street.
Undue invitations bearing the
likeness of a "Spook," summoned
the guests as delegates to attend
the national convention of spooks
TO be held at "Hades hail. on the
evening of october %.
Mrs, C. V. Robinson. First street,
linn
club with an elaborate slx-coutse
dinner on Friday evening, OCTOBER
29. Decorations will subtly suS-
gest the season in black and yelloW,
The Dinner Bridge is one OF the
select clubs of the city with a mem
bership of "a. It's object Is to give
worthwhile party once molIH
to husbands and wives.
The Episcopal Guild VIII give a
Halloween ball at the Federal nan
ON the evening of october ~, 1of
the benefit of the church.
The wednesday Bridge club met
with Mrs. Stansbury, Second street.
this week.
Mrs. III. G. LaBclle of Albuquer-
nue. was Tucumcari visitor TINS
week for the democratic state cen
tral committee. She very gractohs'N
gave a fifteen-minute talk on re-
CONSTRUCTION work in different parts
of the world. Her talk was instruc-
tive and materially strengthened
the determination of Tucumcari
women to have community
Kitchen.
The Eastern Star held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday evening
There were two limitations.
Mrs. L. L. Ernest and daughter
arrived for the funeral OF Mr. Ern-
est and will remain until some dis
position is made of the estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conwell re-
Gently returned from a trip to Ch'-
cago, st. Louis and Kansas CITY