Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-28
HAGERMAN

Mrs r, NJ, Ware and Mrs. T.,
Oldham Moore were hostesses to
the Dexter card club "Wednesday
at the Ware home north of Hager-
man. Dinner was served Hat small
tables and at the close of the meal
cards were enjoyed by 20 guests.
Messrs. Schooler and Mckenzie
left the last of the week for O'Don-
nell, Texas. They made the trip
with teams while Mrs Schooler and
daughter, Rebecca, and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie and children will go this
week by auto. The Schoolers OK
peet to remain at O'Donnell The
Mckenzie family plan to return
later.
Tuesday appeared to be "Hager-
man Day at Roswell, judging from
the number of local persons there,
including Mr.. and Mrs Bauslin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Alter, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
A.. M. Ehret, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Burck, Mesdames Fred ODell, II.
L. McKinstrv, Mr.. and Mrs, Lock
head, Miss Helen Bauslin, Messrs.
r. d. Davenport, Prichard, Ed An
derson, Floto. sam and Jim McKin-
stry, NJ. e. Harshey, Charles Har-
shey, Chas. Tanner and Arvid
johnson.
Supt. e. A. White and John
Henry Slater represented the Hag-
erman schools at the n. NJ. f. A.
at Albuquerque last week. John
Henry Slater represented the Hag-
erman schools in the declamatory
contest.
Owing to the Thanksgiving pro-
gram held at the school auditori-
UNI Wednesday afternoon, the
meeting of the Woman's Home
Mission society was postponed.
The Reverend Walker is con-
dncting series of meetings at the
Presbyterian church. On Friday
evening Miss Alta Morgan sang
"The Holy CITY," and slides were
used to illustrate the number. The
Reverend walker then gave a re-
cital OF the trial and crucifiXion Of
Christ.
Tho little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. West who has been i'll
for some time Is improving.
The Sesame society of the Dex-
ter II. s. entertained the Kappa
Gammas Friday evening at an en-
joyable party in the domestic
science room of the Dexter school.
A Puritan mock wedding In cos
tune was given as part of the pro-
gram. games were played and a
candy pull closed the evenings
fun,
The o. r. s. was to have met on
Friday evening but the meeting
was postponed, as another lodge
had prior rights to the hall.
Mrs. Hannah Moon and son,
CLYDE Moon, are visiting at the
-fior1e of Mrs. Moons daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Langennegger.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Quinn an
nounce the birth of a daughter
Monday, November Is.
Mrs. Maud Kelley Of Watseka,
ILL.,, arrived last week for a visit
with her uncle, Jonathan Wright,
and the r. McKinstry family.
Miss Mona Bess Jones of Ros-
well spent the weekend with Miss
Marjorie Miller.
IA. Nj. Ehret and James Michelet
have bought a new roadster.
Mrs. Phillips and son, Frank,
went to the Cap Rock Wednesday.
Miss Alice Meader arrived from
Hope Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with her family. Miss Mea-
der is teaching in the Hope school.
Mrs. Sue Lane who has been Wis
fling at the T.. e. Lane home, left
last week for her home at Forney,
Texas.
The basket ball game Friday be
tween the local high school team
and a town team was won by
narrow margin by the high school
aggregation.
The Thursday club met this week
at the home of Mrs. Harry Cowan
with Mrs. Cowan as leader, The
tenth eleventh and twelfth chap
ters of "a Mexican Journey" was
discussed. Other interesting notes
on Mexico and numerous pictures
were also provided by the leader.
Among those present were Mes
DANES II. l.. Blythe, A. M. Ehret,
William Hoffman, e. e. Lane, II,
III McKinsiry. E. A. Paddock, T.
j. Platt, William Pardee and II.
M. Ware.
The Hagerman school gave an
Interesting Thanksgiving program
at the school auditorium Wednes-
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