New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

twilight hour
Comes through the gathering
giooms,
And bears the stolen sweets OF
many a flower
Into my silent rooms.
William Cullen Bryant.
Clayton Lodge Wine Banner
The Clayton Lodge Of Modern
Woodmen are rejoicing over the ar
rival Of the beautiful banner which
they won for having the greatest
gain of any lodge in the state. This
banner is truly a work Of art. II
is about 6 feet long and 4 feet
wide: the material is Of silk and
the lettering is in gold and silver
hand-painted. This banner wal made
during the territorial days. II is
eneased in q large oak cabinet. The
banner is contended for each year
by the various lodges Of the state
and never becomes the property OF
any ONT lodge. Clayton won il for
their work Of 1919. and in order to
keep it must win it each year. II
came from the Nara Visa Lodge to
Clayton. The Clayton lodge is also
the recipient of a set OF beautiful
gold officers jewels. which they won,
and which becomes the permanent
property Of the lodge.
On April sth. the Woodmen are
going TO celebrate the occasion with
a big entertainment and banquet.
They intend to make this a red let
ter day in the history of the Clay
ton Camp.-Clayton Citizen.
W. C. T. U. WI Entertain
Carlsbad w c. T. U. is planning
an entertainment for April sixth,
which will be one of the most UNI
que affairs in the history OF the
town. Invitations have been sent to
over 100 persons. above middle age
to whom the Union will be hosts
for the evening. Old time songs will
be sung and addresses made. The
program vii, be given in the Me-
thodist church at five o'clock in the
afternoon, after which an old time
supper will be served in the Sun
day school room in the rear OF the
church building, Everything will be
free and the ladies' are planning a
delightful time for their guests
Carlsbad Current.
Royal Entertainer.
About thirty-fiye Lordsburg peo-
pie recently accepted the hospitality
of II. ]. McGrath and attended a
big barbecue and dance at his ranch
home north Of the city.
All of the ranch people in the Giia
country were also guests OF the form
er sheriff, and at least twenty-five
were present from Valedon. Music
for the occasion was furnished by
the Bradbury Bros, a few enjoy
able vocal selections being contribut-
ed by Nat Cannon.
Aside from delicious barbecued
beef. doughnuts, coffee and several
varieties of cakes were served
Lordsburg Liberal.
Attractive Legion Dance
The local post of the American
Legion pulled off a big dance at the
X. P. Hall last Saturday night. One
of the largest crowds that ever at
tended an affair of that kind there
was on hand, practically every COM
mnnity in the county having a re-
rresentatiye-some of them many
representatives. The music was ex.
ccllent-six pieces furnishing it-and
the crowd heartily enjoyed the
tertainment.
The hall was decorated in militar,
fashion, swords, flags, ETC., being in
evidence, besides deft touches by
softer hands. An appetizing lunch
was served .-Carrizozo News.
Miss Lasater Wins Contest
Miss Irene Lasater, a student IN
the Santa Fe high school, has won
first place in the contest in writ
ing essays for the headquarters OF
the United States army recruiting
service, in FL Paso. The district GOV.
cred by the contest included all OF
the state of New Mexico. Miss La.
safer was one of four students OF
the Santa Fe high school taking part
IN the contest. Request has been
made by the recruiting office for a
photograph Of the winner OF first
place.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
cietv devoted its time at the regular
meeting on Thursday afternoon to
the consideration of a live subject,
shat of the educational work being
done in the mission schools of the
state for the native Spanish speak
ing people. Mrs. Worley was lead
err and DR.. and Mrs. Mathes who
have been in touch with the work,
gave interesting talks. Mesdames
Corbin and Tarbet, were hostesses
and served dainty refreshments.-
Artesia Advocate.
Girls On the Jsk
The Camp Fire Girls have deeid.
ed to put up tennis court and
summer house At the city park, which
they have arranged and beautified By
the setting out of trees, shrubbery.
etc. Two weeks ago they set out
100 new trees and this summer ex-
pect to make this park a real beauty
spot.-Tueumcari News.
A..ivsssary nssssins
The Pecos Valley Odd Fellows As
ISOLATION viii meet in Artesia, April
10Th, to celebrate the 10lst anniver
sary of Odd Fellowship. Eddy Lodge
No. Il has been invited to confer
an exhibition degree. The program
for the meeting of the association
is now being prepared.
Block 1N, Central Des MONIES. to
N. c. Rule for q consideration of