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KNIGHTS PICNIC AT
ALAMEDA GROVE.

a picnic nat wnB voted unnni-
mously so successful that those par
t,cipating and those promoting II all
felt the urge TO make II an annual
institution was the Knights OF Column
buc picnic held last SUNDAY.
tion, their families and trends.
made up THE crowd. No one was told
where the nlcnic was TO be held until
the crowd reached Robinson park,
where there was conveyance for all,
and the procession finally unwound
itself In Alameda Grove " 80.
There were tubs OF lemonade and
heaps OF watermelon ready In n short
time. and after every ones car was
established the fun began. There
was q program OF races, arranged by
]. j. Heany. the winners Of which
were given valuable prizes. Lunch
palate OF plcnickers. Late In the art.
ernoon the married men and single
men had IA baseball game. and The
former won with n score of 10 to g.
From the enthusiasm hown at the
game, II seems certain the Knights
Will organize a flfst-cinss nine to meet
all conner next year.
Following is the program OF races
and the winners; 100 yard dash. free
for all. II. @. BourguignoH; fat ladies'
race, Mrs. =. II. McCaffrey; boys
sack race Joseph Abbin; girls sacl
race. Hattie Monkiew.cz. young ladies
legged race. Joseph Abbin and Thos
McCaffrey. p,rla' three legged race
Rose and Grace Nicolaci; children'i
race under seven years, Tony Monkie
wicz; shoe race. Tode Fearing; ia
mems rnco, r. H.. McCaffrcy.
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visit for about two weeks. and then
will go on to Berkely. Calf. Miss
Embury will enroll In the University
OF California his fall for freshman
work.
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! Thursday. $3.50 y. m.--The Ladies'
Aid society VIII meet with Mrs. S.
Burke. S1t N. Eleventh street.
Everybody welcome TO all these
Services.
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MFR. and Mrs. T.. l.. McNama and
little daughter Winifred returned
Sunday from Whitcomb Springs,
where they spent n week camping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31

Miss Lola Van Kirk is in the city
visiting Miss Katherine Abel, on
North Eighth street.
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pAhANyN ron
dOHN kETH.

Miss Eva Seth gave a stag party for
her brother, John Seth. Thursday
night. In celebration OF his birthday.
WIS prepared to entertain the guests
with cards. and in addition to the
pleasure OF the game. there was a
great birthday cake for the homo
reep, decorated with incriminatlhe
candles. Delicious rcfreshmeuts were
served toward the close Of the even-
ing.
Miss seth's guests were: Messers
Frank Sevorns. Harold Severaa, Roy
Schick. George Bollman, kllbonrr
House. Dewey Naples. Charles
Briton. Earnest Nall, Henry Pome-
rink. and VIII IreIand.
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A mud-brown hut on a mesa bare
A burro doing near,
The blue Bhaden drawn. the door
ajar-
Slosta time Is hero.
BLAZING matchmaking heat:
" The burro ways his ear.
fAll silent a the distant hills
siesta time Ii here.
on, rushing world, oh. world so tirodi
our lot would seem iens drear
n every day you'd steal away
When nicste time draws near.
phil LeNolr.
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LADIFs' AID MEETING
AT ROnIHSON PARK.

Tho regular netting OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Lead Avenue Meth
odist church was held In Highland
park Thursday afternoon, with n pie
mic lunch on he grass afterwnrd
There was delicious lunch and an az
teruonu NJ ioilityf following rhc huHir
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Mrf. n. j. strumquist and family
have a summer camp in TlJeras cam
yon, where they will DO established
until September first.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31

Mrs. Minnie Byrd. who is spending
the month In Albuquerque. visited
with friends in Santa Fe this week.
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SOCIAL AT mSikSND PARK
TUESDAY.

The Presbyterian young people
the Christian Endoavor will hold It's
social at Highland park mex week,
following n business meeting at the
home of Miss Gwendolyne GrigHby.
The park IL tho nearest thing to com
fort in town these hot days; and II
the best sort Of place to play games
and eat a picnic lunch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31

II a. M. preaching by the pastor.
s p. an. preaching by the pastor
Subject: what Is MANI"
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Miss Grace Gtortz is entertaining
this afternoon for Miss Eieatsor
vaurhey. and MiBf Lois Boclemohie,
the former a bride whose wedding n
announced for this month. y the
latter the guest OF Miss Ruth Tomp-
klna. whoso home II In Kansas city.
Bridge. the order OF tile afternoon.
Will he played at ten tables. assem-
bling some fuity young women In
Miss Vaufheya and Mics Bookc-
mohio'n honor. Red rs used In dec
oratlon In red sweet peas about the
refreshments. CoFsage bouquets viii
DO presented 10 the honor guests. and
high score prizes OF the flowers 20 the
winners.
Miss 6tortz win be assisted In en-
t~ertainlue by her mother, Mrs. Frank
af0rif ana b. nrH Benjamin copl
and Mrs Pred cannelg.
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Arthur NJ. Knudson, pastor.
0;45 a.. m.-Sunday school Classes
for everybody. A. w. Kractner,
Supt.
IL "a. m.-Mornlng worship with
message by the pastor on "Meddling
With God" The choir will sing.
"Biiss OF the PurlneT" (Sellers).
$3.50 p. m.-Meeting OF Sunday
School workers In church parlors.
s p. m.-Combination service OF
Endeavor society and congregation.
Topic. Development" The Junior
choir will ding.
For tho week:
Mondny. . y. ml-BuBinons meeting
church parlors.
Wednesday,. s p. m.-Prayer meet
ing.
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GARD PARTY ARMS,
a. N nI.AHHk

The Ideal card club held It's card
party at the home OF Mrs. c. o. Clark
This week. There were two tablos of
five hundred played. and IA high score
prize awarded to Mrs. Charles Potter.
who udmits hat she wore ~ rabbits
foot during the game. Delicious re-
fcrshments were served following the
cnrds. Tho guests we're Mrs. Potter,
Mrs. Riehl. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Mers.
ana Mrs. Baldridge. Mrs. Clark was
nssistcd In entertaining by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. nrthuf Becker.
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ssnGsHss s %isisias, ron

NnttIrAAAN MtNIrAEh.
ana thoroueRIy enioved aerairs Of The
week was the reception given bv the
oaicera and of tha Chris
tian church for the new minister. Rev.
willard Guy, who has recently taken
over the charge OF this parish. The
reception was held In the church par
Iors Tuesday evening. and in the re-
ccivine line were the new minister and
his wife. and me ofncrrs OF the ehurch
and their wives. The church was dec
GRATED in palms and other grteAery,
and during III serving q refresh
6roarnm. entertainine and well rcnd-
ered. conalstina OF the following num-
hers. sI1s
4. Ouartntte
.intermedlate Grade girls OF ;. s.
T.. Plnno solo. . Mrs. Paul kTozley
I. song $500. Wilbur Haya
Recitation MARJORIE Van cichve
NJ $1,000. Measrs Rice and bearing
g.. Reading 800. miss Heatrice HiiI
Il. Recitation ....... Isabel Guy
Vocal duet ~. -.
Mrs. Rhinehart ana Mr.. Barker
q. Recitation ....... H.. Helen Guy
.......... Elder las. bearing
II. Response BY various mInlHters of
the city. :
"A boalitlfui bouauaf NJ sweet mean
vas presented to Mn. Guy by Mr..
Veeau Of the industrial school on be-
hnif Of the c~onrrernflon. Rev. Guy
npoke 10 the asnembiv expressing hia
nopreciatfon and u~Icaaure.
~ REV. and Mrs. GUY have bought the
Cooper residence on North walter
letreef. ard will be al home TO the
members OF the conservation and the
frienda Of the church on Friday after.
aoon and evenina.
S&$
DINNER FOR
FRATERNITY MEN. Ia. ~.
Peffif in this cltv, and Mrs. Graham
were h.ostn al 4 dinner perty last Sun,
AN evcniur for pr Grahhm'B fra.
frrnitv brothers. alurnni OF the Dentn
r~ojIern Of Enn<ag CITY, members oil
"A Pri phi. There were artistic dec.
1rnflona on the table. enfrylng out tn,
rolora or the fraternity, and an ex
nrIlent dinners Or. ufnhnm'a guest
4t<re NJ Brentnri or Gailup am
Nersrs' Kline and Casney. both OF Tn.
IA Home onmnanv. the forutol
~ 1890 rinrer ARA me latter (
4.ncr ~ 1850 ~
Z <
aoslr sa1vyI.E Parry
~ ~ G0@rrse mr.
n n,l,c nrsd,ctIon AZ A marty that
e. aesns eot's 81 vianned will 4,
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is in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. q. sEarzlni. and her son. Elmo
sgnnzini, are In T'jeras canyon on ~
two weeks camping trip. Miss Hda
sganxinl, viii join them this week,
for u weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. Dunwell. of
Oklahoma City, left Albuquerque
Tuesday, after a weeks visit spent
with Mrs. Dunwell's p%arorts. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Deeler, on North Foprth
street. The Dunwell's made the trip
here overland. From here they have
gone TO northern New Mexico for n
fishing trip.
Lieut.. Otis Wood Is expected In the
city Tuesday, for "a visit of a few
days. before going on TO Camp Lewis,
at Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Anna McNama left Thursday
morning. on the California limited,
for Phoenix, Ariz., whore she has &C
cepted n position with tho Pacific
Mutual Life company.
Miss Carolyn Michaels returned
Monday from n weekend "trip to
Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cromwell, OF
Philadelphia, went through Albu-
querque Monday night In their prl-
waite car Commonwealth, en- route to
San Francisco, where they will take
boat for "a trip around the world
Mr.. Cromwell is the son OF Mrs. e.. 7.
Stotesbury, q former resident Of Al
buquerquc, who owns many office
buildings here, one OF which Is the
Cromwell building.
) - L
Miss Louise Lowber leaves tomor-
row on the California limited for Il
months visit In the n. l.. WashburT
home at Brentwood Park. Cal. The
Washburns were former ~
A~ibuqucrque. Miss Irene Fisher vii
take Miss Lowber's place as a report.
err on the Evening Herald during the
month OF August.
' Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Van Druff and
two children left Tuesday night fol
/ Seattle. WASH, where they VIII make
their home In tho future.
Mrs. Il. W. Graham and two httl,
n girls left wednesday evening for Buf'
\ falo, Wyo.. for a visit OF two month";
: with Mrs. Graham's sister.
= A. b. McMilen Is spending IN,
week at the FernRndcz ranches a
San Matoo.
De. and Mrs. a. ID. Grille an,
daughters, Miss Wlnfrcd and Mis-
Florence. iof Roswell. were the guest
q OF tho Herman criles for two days
the carly part OF the week. The,
4 went from here to Santa Fe.
Miss EvangelIne Perry returne
home from Lawrence. Kans., last hnn
day, whore h graduated FROM IN
stats university this spring. kiii
M Perry WINS ~preeihenr OF the III Bet
u Phi sorority there.
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ron Mns. e. 4. MXNN,s sIsrER.

A number OF informal anairs,--
%luncheons, lind dish luncheons." and
afternoon teas-have been given by
the friends OF Mrs. II. A. Mann for
her sister. Mrs. Robert Jackson. of
III Paso. who rs visiting at the Mann
home. A .congenial nelghborhood
crowd. who arc always enjoying life
with card parties. and picnics and
little dinners and Iuncheons. are Civ
ing these things. And there must bo
some culinary artists among them.
for tits said that they have had some
culinary m~aHvcrpieees this week.
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A. Ia Bowman pastor. residence
ans s. WniUer atreet. Phone 23fS-W.
Miss Annae Price, pastor asst:
Major, Supt.
fi.00 a. m. Morning worship, the
pastor will preach. Mr.. Barker will
sing a baritone solo.
$3.50 p. M Intermediate league.
D. m. Scnlonr league.
8 .. m. Evening worship. Subject;
Is Being a Christian Worth While?'
SPECIAL music for all services BY
the choir.
We cordially invite tho public to
attend our services.
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TEA FOR MRS.
NuTnnnEnN

Mrs. A. u. McMlnen vas hostess at
tea Wednesday ~ufter1oon for Mrs. II.
y. Woodson OF Memphis. Tenn. who
il here visiting her son, Richard
woodaon. The affair was Informal
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Baptist Church tspanlsI,,
(2Ob w SANTA re Ave.)

j. q. Sanchez. Pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m.
Evening services. 1880 p. M.
Everybody is cordially invited. All
preaching In Spanish.
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,',-.t ~, '-.tr-.e
~ Santa ~. we all u~nrcaofYcdly
tender the cake. when It Comes 70
all that goes TO make an ancient VII
iare attractive hisioric ruins mus
otlnn all sorts o. homes ana cturufcg
ana buildings WITH 4 prStf and foike
surrounded with the aura ofa glorious
tive men ara ire,nsn VINO a5ck 10 a
place Of this sort 10 task IN. The mel
lowed ntuttephcfo Of ~ hnclent cul-
ture-artiatg. ioenaifste, pocts. and
singers who e1tapb for y few months
from the clamof % public life. and
hide way off hi Aanth Fe Tor a rest
But thege's sons es rsqulres more
uoua v~eneraticsl OF Its hoary locks
and fa1terinG footsteps. Tiers somo
a. mainuing that In mis- day when
the old must be young, tho village
must have n reserve capacity to "iazz
Il around when the ocasion arises,
60 slip a yellow wig over these
honry locke on certain instances. And
hEe while no doxed IN thp pieza the
other day, and they hay that on sun
day und Wednesday TIN old gentle
man will wear tho wig, This VI ~
Af the Do varEna hotel NJ SnntR
lie. they have mrvaious bis idinnlne
room, tht opens on 70 n marvellous
big veranda- ~ uBed tcr weigh on the
guests il coiors Of drcany red and
black. ANd now, the management
has he'd Il .edone IN white and Ivory.
As soon az arrangements Gamble made
10 take care Of the crowds. a dinner
dance will be given every "Wednesday
evening-tabie dc hote from s to 1850;
and from 6:90 to IL, dancing. The
fHaidTftua will provide tltp fmu1lcl and
q lhority has q INIT tifls ofchcatru,
which his been developed with the
Saturday Might Dancing Cub. can cnr-
tainiy put vertt lie adnde music. IN.
ciad!nE tho iazziest Of Jazz. santa
~ ~ tho only spot in WV Mexico
that n cohi cnouEh TO dafico In. and
with all shis ultra swasgcr stuff,
somthinE tells us hat society n go
ing 70 do the De Vargas dinner
dances on wednesday. On Sunday
evening. there will be n dinner con.
cert. dinner Mt tho same hour. with
music. and Tho concert from s TO 10
With the crowds from Albuquerque
that spend the weekend in the CAPT
cal. or stop there on their way to The
Pecos country. n tthn Hanta Fcanl
that slipped this d~Retardly deed 0vel
on tho old town. andftho fimelit one
Of the town who viii lift their res
euro every now ana. thon-oh. boy
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Sunday school and Bible class a.
9.46 a.. IN. w. c. Raabe, supt.
II a. m. Breaking OF Bread In
Remembrance Of the Lord" Acts
2O.7. No preaching az this hour.
7.4b y. IA. Preaching OF the Gospel
by Carl Armnrding. Subject: The
Blood OF Christ"
All welcome.
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CHRISTIAN MissIoSARy SOCIETY

NLHAH Wal AhGNscDAH
{ The Missionary society OF the Chris
itan church will meet with Mrs. 3. +.
Swayne next Thursday, when n pro-
gram will be given, the regular BUSH
ness OF tho society transacted. and IN
hour OF recreation VIII be enjoyed
after the meeting. IL Is cordially
urged that all members and friends be
present. The meeting will be at the
swaync home. at 81 West Roma.
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MISSIONARY gs,s ssyToSssss Ar

Tho regular monthly tea social
OF the Woman's Missionary society
OF tho Central avenue Methodist
church was given ut the home Of
Mrs. w. c. Thaxton. on Tuesday af-
ternoon. A program of interesting
readings. and delightful musical Sc
lectlons was given. and was followed
by the serving OF refreshments. Mrs.
Thaxton was assisted by Mrs. Olive
Crawford and Mrs. r. NJ. Doris. Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
THE NoRMAIITE
lErnm .Trlronlnn NcMAl

ANIn AaAN''NNA N'N'Is
Normal seals upon his letters,
MOI NAL ponnants upon his wall;
Normal letters on his sweaters.
Normal shoes and clothes and NIL.
Norman slang he's fond OF Singing,
With no end Of "savdrc faire.'
Normal songs he's always singing
Normal cut he wear his hair.
OH he tells OF Normal capers.
And he has n Normal walk.
And he reads tho Normal papers,
And he talks tho Normal talk,
Sports n Normal belt and buckle.
Wears n Normal fob ma chain.
Laughs in quite a Normal chuckic.
swears in quito a Normal Btf7sin.
Then he dances Normal fashion.
And he dimes at Normal inns:
And he has a perfect passion,
For displaying Normal pins.
And you'd In creation.
Guess that student calm and cool
Got hts Normal education.
In a Summer School"
-JOao q. Sanchez
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hrs. PAU Mozely. OF Atlanta, Ga.
is in the city visiting relatives.
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Mrs. +. W. Graham and two little
girls left wednesday evening for Buff
falo, Wyo.. for q visit OF two months
with Mrs. Graham's sister.
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A. b. McMillen Is spending the
week at the FernRndoz ranches at
San Matoo.
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AT SiRs.
RnHERI ELIlIS'.

The ladies OF the Congregational
church entertained at q reception FOR
Miss Evelyn Fox, who Is TO leave about
the goth of next month o the
Philippines for missionary WORK.
There was a good acknowledgements
bers OF the church and friends OF Miss
Fox. The reception wac held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roberl
ELLIS, and consisteded OF a program OF
music. an address by Miss FOX hho
Games. A delightful afternoon was
spent, and at the close OF the pro
gram, refrcshments, we're served
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Immniuiel Evangelical Lutheran
Church 4
(Cor. Cold avenue and Arno street,
Carl 8chmid. pastor. Rert-ence
200 south Afno street. Phone eSi6-J.
Sunday school sfb q. m.
Cominunion services $500 o'clock;
Regular services II o'clock. Sub
ject OF Let Him That
Thlnketh lilo standeth Take Heed
Lest He Fail"
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Miss aguea smhury loavea tonight
for The fellowatone. where she VIII
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The broadway Christian Chutchh
fCnr RrOld,yny and GOln.)

willard A. Guy, minister Resi-
dence lit s. Walter.
Bible school. o;45 Il. m.
Morning sermon and Lords sup
per, II q. m. Sermon topic, Tile
Mind OF the Master"
Endeavor meeting Mt Z p. m.
Evening worship aud sermon, y
p. m. Sermon topic, The. World We
1--we In"
story hour for Juniors at o:3O q. m.
We welcome o TO any or all OF
these services.
First Methodist Church.
Pastor will occupy pulpit both
morning and evening.
Morning topic, Jesus Charactcri-
zation OF Himself"
Eved'ng, Redemption
Special musical selections.
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LITTLE sm5 s~ e

was given little Earitta kathleen
Idndcrbach by her parents at her
homo on North Eleventh street Tues
day. in' celebration Of her sixth birth
day. Fourteen other six year old
crr, or thercaboutH. came over In
their Sunday drcasca. with their
'sbest'' hair4ribbOns, and with b'rthd'y
presents In their hands, and spent
The afternoon In playing games, ar
forwards assisting the hostess In
marvciiinR at the huge birthday
cake that was eprinkled with six
CANDLES. There were fnvors. and Ice
cream. and ether rcfreshments. too;
and Earitta Kathleen must have gone
10 s'scp that night with the idoa In
her head thar the sixth milestone
was the next best thing to Christ
mas.
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Miss Evangellne Perry returned
homo from Lawrence. Kans., last sun
day, whore she graduated from the
stats university this spring. Mise
Perry WINS lp~residenr OF the ~ Beta
Phi sorority there. 4
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MENTION.

Mrs. A. +. Morrlssette and Miss
Betty Morrissette. who spent u week
In Clovis visiting, spent Tuesday here
with the George Valliapts, returning
70 Isl Paso Tuesday night. They had
aimed to spend the remainder OF
The summer in Las Vegas but on ac-
count OF the earthquake shocks. have
decided TO go TO Galveston, Texas.
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Mrs. q. SEarzlni. and her son. Elmo
sganzini. are In T'jeras CANYON on n
two weeks camping trip. Miss Ilda
sganxinl, viii join them this week
for u weeks vacation.
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sunday school at o:4b.
Morning service at II.
MIR. Schelbe will speak on The
Music Of Life" Solo by Mr.. Gould,
'Beyond the Gates of Paradise"
by the c. ~. society. with IN address
by Prof. IAndcrs. Leader, Ernest
Hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Walling and
their two children leave tonight for
san Francisco, where they Will visit
for the month of August
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Van Druff and
two children left Tuesday night for
Seattle. WASH. whore they will make
their home In tho future.
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MIR. aud Mrs. A. y. MoMillen have
taken the Chiiders cottage on the Rio
Pecos for a few weeks. and their
daughteru. Mrs. Lawrence Lee. and
Mrs. Pierce Rodey will 20 there with
their children for u short visit
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hayne. who
were married In Las Vegas July 10,
and have been spending their honey
moon in Los Angeles, VIII arrive
home today, and will be az nome az
the Il. d. Hayno home. on West Gold
avenue.
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Miss Leona Davis and Miss Bora
Butter. OF Estancla, were vis3torB In
tho city Sunday and Monday, hav-
ing stopped over on their way homo
from summer normal at Silver City.