Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
PORTALES

Miss Nora Farley, a former
Portales girl, and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Farley, who was
Spanish teacher last year in the
high school is now the Spanish
teacher in the high school at Lew.
iston, Idaho, whiah school is rated
as one of the twenty most efficieni
schools in the United States. Also
Hiss Grace Foglesong, who will Dc
remembered by her many friends
as a former Portales teacher, Is
connected with that school.
Governor w. T.. Lindsey ant
daughter, Miss Helen, and son
Michael, went to Fort Sumner las
SUNDAY. and were met there by his
son. Howard, where they VISITED
together until Tuesday, when they
returned to their home here.
Mrs. c. O. Leach. was the charm
ing hostess at a social luncheon
on Wednesday at l o'clock at heI
home in the south side. Notwith
standing the sand storm that hat
been raging all day the appointed
hour found many of her friends a.
her home, and when they entered
it seemed like a June day with the
decorations of pink and white car
atoms in every room. Mrs. Leacf
was ably assisted in serving boun
tiful four-course buffet luncheon
by Mrs. Rose Mcdonald, Mrs. w
f. Lindsey and Mrs. II. c. Rodgers
to Mesdames II. +. Jones, MCGEE
Green. Priddy, Oldham, Wilcox
Greenlee, Cunningham, A. F, Jones
Harriss, Howard, Stone, Reese
Whitcomb, Mears Luper, Mollnari
Bryant and Buchanan. After
luncheon Mrs. w. Il. Lindsey gave
a splendid talk on various subjects
to the ladies'. The rest OF the
afternoon was spent in a socla
way.
Heck Harris, of Clarendon, Tex,
spent the weekend at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. v
Harris. y
Mr.. Mask, of Texas, was here
several days recently and whlle
here purchased a farm near town
and will bring his family and To-
cate here in the near future,
Miss Martha Grissom, of Ken
lucky. has recently come to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Roberts
where she will remain for some
time and attend the Portales hlgh
school.
The women of the Christian
church served a chicken pie II
o'clock dinner last Tuesday. The
door receipts amounted to more
than $50. which win he used to-
ward the purchase of new seats FOR
the Christian church.
Miss Lucia Knowles gave leap
year dance at her home WedneS'
day evening which may prove an
incentive to the other girls. Sew
eraI couples were present and had
an enojoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Cunningham
were host and hostess compliment
arv to their daughter, Miss Kinda
at a o'clock dinner last Sunday
evening. The different rooms were
bowers of beauty with their eX-
ouisite decorations of sweet peas
and pink and white carnations. me
color scheme was pink and white
and was carried out in the elaborate
six-course dinner, which was
daintily served to their guests
Places were laid at a beautifully APP
nointed table for Misses Kinda
cunningham, Bessie Warnica, Ruth
Greenlee, Velma Peace and
Allie Warnica: Messrs. Connie Col
wick, Howard Leach, Heck Harris
and James Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Raymond
buried a little four-year-ol CIR
last Monday afternoon, 1t had only
been six days since they buried q
-year-old son.
Thomas Moody and family, Whc
have been living in Clarendon
Texas, for some years, came in re-
Gently and will make this thelf
future home. Mr.. Moody has ac-
cepted a position in the Fooshee
Priddy store.
Misses Sidney, Velma and MaJorie
Pearce were the charming hostesse'
at a 1 o'clock dinner last Sunday
Places were laid for the following
guests: Messrs. Sam Goodson
tyson Bairde and Chess Crane, al
of Clovis,
The funeral of George M. VIII
Hanson, who passed away last
sunday night at Mineral Wells
Texas, was held on "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the Meth
odist church, in Portales. Rev. H.
G. Slaughter, chaplain of the Ma
sonic order, was in charge of the
services, which were conducted al
the grave. The schools and busl-
ness houses were all closed during
the funeral and burial. Many
beautiful floral pieces were given
as a token of the high esteem In
which Mr.. Williamson was held In
the community Interment was
,,,oda in the meal cemetery,