Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-21
LOCAL. ITEMS
Coal supply CO. Phone. 4 and &

Hammond sells homes, Phi. 1522P
The Ladies' w. NJ. S. of the Ban.
list church viii hold their regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. w. /,
J1aWklnS, corner North Twelfth
street and Marquette avenue, al
2:SO D. m, today. Some important
reports on the .1rate work will be
slVeh. me Program pertains to
Foreign DECISIONS.
Ernest. r. Smith left last night for
Iopeha, Kans., in response to a
my Sage stating that his wife's
Isdther had died.
There are undelivercd kilograms
At the Western Union for Mrs. J.
r.. Wilson. Edward l.. Corbctt. Mrs.
}. a. Ward. Adoluh NJ. johnson. f..
Z. Grooms, Carlos II. Johnston and
Mrs. Il. w. Boyer.
Ladies Aid society of st. Paurs
Nnglish Lutheran church will hold
lis monthly Sewing bee" at the
home of Mrs. William Wilson. l1Ol
south Edith street. at 2:3O this
afternoon. All the ladies' of the
church are invited 10 pttend.
Mrs. Narcisco Tafoya. 1O4 West
1iF@cldine avenue, is convalescent
after serious illness.
Ladies Aid society of the Chris
uan church Will meet for work at
the church at , O'Clock this after
noon
Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
az o'clock this afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. Pitt Ross. 4O2 South
waiter street, Response to roll
call, Bible promises.
oak Grove Lodgs No. 4G. Wood
meh Circle. will meet at o'clock
Fonight at the home of Mrs Mar
garet Cartwright, 1929 East Cen
trail avenue.
The Home and Foreign Mission
societies of the First Methodist
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Carl c. Magee. G24 West Cop
per avenue. at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. The Home society will
give a program. The Foreign
society will hold election of Off
GERS.
sStmon c. Padilla has entered the
Albuquerque Business college
through provision made by the fed
eral board for vocational educa-
ton.
Ward Shepard, supervisor of the
ManZano national forest. left yes
terday for the Tijeras district on
= sst irT inspection trip.
Carl Gilman, Mike Nash and Il,
w. Fee have gone on a big game
hunt. They left for an unannOunc-
eG destination with designs on bear
and lion pelts.
DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Conner have
moved back into their own house,
400 North Twelfth street, it having
been repaired since the recent fire
Miss Thelma Dotson. 1921 North
Second street. left last night for
Eastland, Tex. to visit her sister.
Mrs. H. P. Lyslnger of Ponca
City, Okla. arrived Tuesday night
10 visit her daughter, Mrs, w. J.
Barth, 1921 North Second street.
Revival services started last
night at the First Baptist church,
conducted by the Rev. d. p. Mont
gomery of Greenville, s. c, The
choir is under the direction Of Pro-
fpssor Lamkin of Meadville, Mo.
Services are announced at 7;30
each evening and will continue in
definitely.
q Harry l.. Osborne, physical di-
rector at the Y. NJ. G. A., reported
to police yesterday that his bicycle
had been stolen from in front of
the association building
n Miss Bess Weaver will leave
Sunday tor Savannah, Ga. whore
she will visit friends for several
months.
= Born to Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Wolking a Girl AT the Women's and
Childrens hospital Mrs. Working
was formerly Miss Viola Skinner,
daughter of j. A skinner.
s. Miss Evelyn Trottcr. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Trottcr, has
gone to Los Angeles, Calf, whore
she will visit relatives for several
months.
Harry Leonard and George Irwin
have gone to the Mount Taylor
vicinity of Valencia and Mckinley
counties to hunt wild turkey. They
will be gone a week,
Mrs, George II. Frost has return
ed from two months stay in In
diana.
Miss Ella Bartlett. superintend |
ent of the Presbyterian sanatorium,
has gone to Cincinnati. O., and to |
Michigan. whore she will visit
friends and relatives. She will be
away several weeks,
George Gensemer has returned
to his home in Pennsylvania after
spending a month here with his
daughter. Miss Margaret Gensemer
at st. Josephs sanatorium.
j. L Coleman. superintendent of
Santa Fe railroad coal and lumber
traffic was in the city on business
yesterday.
E. P. Ancona of the local for !
estry bureau, has returned from
Prescott, where he had charge of !
a district forest exhibit at the |
northern Arizona fair.
Mrs c. G.. Mardorf of Santa Pc |
Is in the city guest of DR.. and |
Mrs. NJ. X, Wylder.
A demonstration which was to
have been given at the Y. W. e. A. !
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Edith !
Salisbury of Washington. d. c !
superintendent of state leaders |
work in five state, and Miss Mary |
B. Richardson of State College, |
who is state demonstrate leader, |
was not held on account of the |
dust storm, which prevented the |