The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
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Winonn. Minnesota n ss,nn 10 have
a memorial built by the Old resldents
or the city. according to Fred Hig-
Kins. former Vice president Of the
chnmcr Of commerce OF that city who
has just paid a visit to Albuquerque.
HeNisited H. y. Watkins while here.
The Albuquerque Checker club Il
10 meet tonight at the y. NJ. G. a.
az 1916 o'clock. the meeting being
held In place of the regular Saturday
night meeting. All mon nrc invited.
Mrs. Auun Fcrrari. 1914 North
Second street. iR recovering from
burns h received Monday morning
at her home. She was standing with
hor back to q heating stovo when her
clothes caught fire. Screams OF Mryi.
Ferrari brought nelghbors to her aid.
Mrs. Fcrrarl IL n widow ana has to
cure for an Invalid daughter.
The War Mothers arr to rcmcmbcr
all former service men who are sick
by sending them something on
Christmas day to cheer them. Sick
men or their friends aro requested to
telephone Mrs. McClurken, sac w,
and give her addresses 80 baskets OF
choor may be delivered on Christmas
DAY.
Tho War Mothers want the names
Of all former service men who are
IN so they can remember them on.
Christmas day. Phone Mrs. Clurken,
63O-W.
Mrs. n. J. Mabry will conduct a
parliamentary drill at the Woman's
club tomorrow afternoon. at the reg
ular monthly business meeting. The
routine Of business Will he followed.
and Will close with "a social hour a
meeting of the board OF managers
" called for ESQ. Tho regular meet
ing will begin at three.
Reservations for the womnn's pam
Hellenic luncheon at 1880 o'clock on
Saturday at the Alvuado must he
inndc before tomorrow evening by
phoning 4iS-J after . o'clock. An
members Of national Greek letter fra
tcrnities are invited to attend.
The choir Of the Congregational
church will meet tonight at 7:l5 TO.
rehenrse for the Christmas cnntata.
A musical service of merit will he
held at 81. Paul's English Lutheran
church this evening at s o'clock. TO
which the public Is cordially invited.
The program Includes both vocal and
instrumental selections.
George King, descrtar from the
army at Nogales. ARIZONA. who wal
arrested here n week ago by station
Master I'D Sinclair, was taken hack
TO camp last night by army officers
who care here to take him In charge.
Born Tuesday night TO MIR. and Mrs.
Il. l.. Williamson, Mt the Presbyterian
Fanatorium. n son Mr.. ana Mrs.
Williamson live at gu West Coal
avenue.
Reuben Perry. superintendent of
the Indian School. Will he the prln-
cipal speaker Mt the assembly at the
university at II o'clock tomorrow
Education Mrs. Max Nordhaus win
also speak on the child Welfare
Board work in the state. Mrs. j. s.
Lunders Will give "a musical selection.
There will be- n meeting of ihc
Parent Teachers association Of Los
Candelarias-Los Griegos school to-
morrow afternoon at the school
house.
3 A petition for divorce has Dccn fIlcd
In the district court by EvRlina NJ.
jackson against g. Jackson charging
non-support. The couple were mar
ried In H%olbrook, Ariz., In 1918. They
have one child. the custody If which
IL asked by the plaintiff.
a meeting Of the Itanclloe de
Atrisco Pnrent-Tenchers' association
viii be held In the school house to-
morrow night. DIR. Frederick H.
Busby, city and county officer, win
make an address. An Informal meet
Ing OF the parents was held yesterday
afternoon with DIR. Bugby and Miss
Harris. county school nurse. for the
purpose OF discussing the epidemics
of children's diseases.
r.. ID. Slsk. u former resident OF
city, has returned from Denver
he has been making his home
for the past four years, and will re-
an agency Of the New York Life
company here. Mr.. Sislt
was an agent for this company when
he lived here previously. With him
IL Richard Oliver OF st. Louis, divis-
superintendent OF the western
agencies. who will assist in locating
the agency here. Arthur Sisk. son