Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-03
Neu, Mexico State
Ne1Ds
HAGERL1AN

Rev. ana Mrs. Mllllam or Dexter
spent Sunday as guests of the w.
T. West family. Rev. MILAN, who
Is a Methodist minister. preached
an excellent sermon at the Hag ar
man Methodist church on Sunday
morning.
The w. H. NJ. met at the home
of Mrs. Van Arsdol on Tuesday
afternoon to sew for an orphan
girl at the Waco, Texas, orphanage,
The society is furnishing the cloth
ing for this girl and have pur-
chased a pretty and servicable
supply of clothing. The ladies are
making several dresses and other
garments.
Among those from Haeerman
who abe in attendance at the Meth
Adfst annual conference at Las
Cruces are Rev. Carter. Rev. w.
r. West and Mr.. and Mrs. Pad
dock. Mrs. Paddock represents
the Woman's Home Mission So
ciety at the conference.
The Hagerman chapter of the
O. Il. S, met at the lodge room on
wednesday evening. Several new
members were initiated by the i'm
pressiye ceremonies of the order.
AT the close of the meeting pleas
ant social time was enjoyed. Mrs.
Roy Van Arsdol and Mrs. c. e..
Mason were the hostesses of the
evening and served delicious
luncheon during the meal hour.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. H. H. Weldon. A business
meeting was held and the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. s. H. Reed; vice president, Mrs
]. DAVIDSON, secretary, Mrs.H. Lit
tie: treasurer, Mrs w, T. Newson.
The Boy Scouts of Hagerman met
Tuesday evening and made plans
for n hike on Saturday. They will
also have q target practice on that
Gay.
The Hagerman B. Y. P. y. will
entertain visitors next Sunday from
q. Y. p, y. societies of Carlsbad,
Towing. Artesia and Roswell. At
the close of the afternoon services
luncheon will be served to the
visitors.
The B. Y. P. U. will have party
on 6AluTQdy cNSihA6 ~ SA'o NN'N~~
of Mrs. Bramlett.
W. Nagel of Mexico. Mo-, came
in Saturday and will remain mere
for some time. Mr.. Nagel Is a
brother of Miss Elsie Nagel, who Is
teaching the eighth grade at Has-
Ths w. H. M. met at the Meth
odist church last wednesday AFTER
noon. A number Of important BUS
fness matters were discussed,
pledges for missionary work for
the coming conference year we're
made and finances discussed. The
devotional session was postponed
until the next meeting date. Al
the close of the meeting Mrs. L. r..
Burck. who was hostess for the
aay. served ice cream and cake TO
the guests who were seated on the
narsonage lawn. Rev. Carter mas
fmproyed the lawn until 1t Is a
vary attractive and comfortable
mace for affairs of this kind. Those
-ho attended were Mesdames II. P.
Burck. C. w. Curry, II. w. Garter
Mrnast Bowen, L. r. Burck, Ben
Tssa. ri A, Ha1suai Davis, =. D.
Rauelin. Camp, Phillips, Hea her
tngton, Hanson, DeWeese. Smith,
Enhooler. Rev. Carter, Miss Davis,
and Miss Esther James. :,
Rev. Edwards OF vaughns N.
NJ, will preach at the Baptls'
church sunday.
The Epwofth League met on
sunday evening with John Henry
Glater as leader. An excellent pro-
aram consisting of talks by Misses
NcCaleb and Griffith, vocal solo
~ Mr., Wilson, who was accom-
nanied on the piano by Mrs. Pad
deck and on the violin by Miss
Wilson. A violin solo by Miss Car
olyn Paddock, a piano solo by MISS
Nsther James and piano met to
the Misses Mabel Cowan and Helen
Cumpsten added to the interest OF
the program.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
cfety were entertained by MRS.
Clarence Pritchard on wednesday
afternoon. A short devotional and
business session was held at the
close of which a social hour was
enioyed and dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess. Among those
n attendance were Mesdames
Bradley, H. w. Blythe, J. e..
Blythe, Cur. psten, Hutchinson, ia
cobson, Kmety, Lane, Land, Mount,
Harshey, Mansfield, Mcknstry,
Pardee, Shively, E. 0. Moore, Wal
worth of Pine Lodge. Wright. J.
n. Wimberly. j. T. West and the
Misses Della Crissler and Jeanette
Jacobson.
Il Mrs, Brown has been Ill this
week. but Is some better now.
Or. and Mrs. Hetherington came
IN last week and will make their
home at Hagerman. DR., Heather
ington has purchased DR.. Huber's
practice; the latter will take special
work at New Orleans.
I Misses Gladys Reed and Carmen
Jacobs were guests at the Fred
Evans home on the Berrendos,
near Roswell, Sunday.
Mrs, n. M. Brown, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hin
nan, at Silver City, and getting
acquainted with her new grand
daughter arrived home Wednes-
Mr. md Mrs. Fred o'Dell came
In We uesday evening from an ex-
tended visit In Colorado and Iowa.
while lin Colorado they visited
their son Guy, who is taking vo-
cational training in Denver.
The Thursday club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF MRS.
Roy I. Lockhead.
Mr., Mcdowell Of Lockhart, Tex,
10 looking after business matters
here this week. Mr.. Mcdowell
owns land south of town.
Mrs. Holley and children OF Dex-
ter spent Sunday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NC
Whirt.
Mrs. N. c. Smith suffered some
very severe bruises. from having