Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-15
MBUSINESS
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COLLEGElTRNS

Announcement of the opening of
the fall term has brought inquiries
from all over New Mexico, from
northern and eastern Arizona,
Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma and
Kansas. Visitors from Albuqher-
que are numerous and new students
are enrolling daily.
Enrolment for the present year
has reached 354. The highest pre-
vious record was 21S.
Miss Cecilia Akers, Of Gibson,
New Mexico, a graduate of the
telegraphy department, has accept
ed a position with the A.. T. & S. F.
telegraph department, San Marcial,
New Mexico.
The Occidental Life Insurance
company, which has a large num-
Der of Albuquerque Business col
lege students in it's employ, added
| two more, A. b, C.'s last week. The
new additions to the force are
Michael Boyce and Edward Silver.
Two marriages of much interest
| TO former Albuquerque Business
college students are to occur with
| in a week. On Saturday, August
"a. Miss Louise Treffenberg will be
married to Lieutenant Otis WOOD.
After finishing a course in the A. B.
| c. Miss Treffenberg was employed
IN government service in New York
city, but returned to Albuquerque
few months ago. Lieutenant
Wood was graduated from West
| Point, class of 1919, was promoted
to first lieutenant a short time ago
On Wednesday, August lS, Miss
| Eleanor Vaughey will become the
bride of Mr.. Harry Gwinnups, of
Tulsa, Oklahoma. After finishing
n course in the A. B. c. Miss
Vaughey was employed in the State
National bank, Albuquerque, for
the past two years.
Miss Ina Wilson is assisting in
the offices OF the Pacific Mutual
Insurance company, Albuquerque,
temporarily.
The Gruehl Advertising agency,
Albuquerque, recently employed
Miss Mildred Beatty to take charge
of the secretarial work of that con-
Germ. Miss Beatty finds the work
very interesting and as the concern
is doing a very rapidly expanding
business, her advancement Is as
sured.
Miss Eunice Latamore, grad
uate of the 1920 class Of the Uni
versity of New Mexico, has accept
ed a position as head OF the Hoi-
brook, Ariz., high school. Miss
L.atamore took work in the A. Is. Z.
while attending the U. N. M. last
winter and then took the COM
mescial teachers training course
in the A. B. C. summer school.
Miss Marguerite Sweet, another
member of the commercial teach-
ers' training class of the A. Is. -,
will be in charge of the commerclal
department of the Socorro, N. M''
high school this year.
Miss Pauline Umbrage has ac-
cepted a position with the New
Mexico Bean Growers association,
Albuquerque. ,,
The fall issue of "Business Eff
cheney" has just come from tne
press, and is being circulated TO
thousands of former students, ousi-
ness firms, persons who are inter-
ested in business training and 10
school authorities. The paper Is a
bright, attractive publication, free
from advertising and is very IN
teresting reading. Fourteen thou-
sand copies will be distributed. The
paper is sent complimentary to any
one who is interested in business
education.
Those desiring to enroll for the
opening of the fall term are ao-
vised to make desk reservation as
early as possible. Attendance rec
ords are sure to be surpassed ana
advance reservations are advisable
in order to insure Accommodations:
Mr.. J. E. Goodell, president OF
the Albuquerque Business college,
ia just in receipt of a letter from
the Pace & Pace institute giving
the results of the examination con-
Quoted in higher accountancy ana
business administration recently:
Pace certificates have been granted
to the following men: Lawrence
w. Gibney, C. M. Burke, Everett Z.
Cowgirl, Michael Boyce. These are
in addition to those previouly an
nounced. The advanced class VIII
take UP the work in semester "E,