Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25
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There will be Sunday school 1t
the Mount Olive baptist church
this forenoon at 9:45. preaching at
IL, B. Y. p. L. meeting at p. m"
and a Womans' meeting at p. IN,
The program for the latter includes
an excellent musical program ami
several addresses, as well as a ser
mon by the pastor.
Cecilia Ward, housekeeper at
tins Elks club, is i'll at the Rice
hospital, recovering from serious
operation.
Dr. and Mrs. C. e. Kelsey left
yesterday for Wingate, Ind, on ac-
count of illness of Mrs. Kelsey S
motheS DR.. Kelsey expects to take
q post& craduate course in dental
surgery
nr. and Mrs. l.. P. Briggs OF
Fort Sumner, are moving to Albu-
uuerque and will reside at III
South Ninth street. Mr.. Briggs
will be associated with BrigG 5
pharmacy.
II. F. Robinson, superintendent
of Indian irrigation service, left to-
day for Gallup to he gone ten days
on an inspection trip through the
Navajo reservation.
Leo T. Segelsky, formerly doing
electrical work, has been placed
with the Dodrill Tire company by
the local board Of vocational train
ing.
Suit for divorce was fled in the
district court yesterday by Eda l.,
Thelin, charging Alfred Thclin, her
husband, with deseTtiOn. He left
her. she alleges, Angus, q, 1873
and since that date has not coo
tributed to the support of her u
their twenty months old child.
Harold Seligman was fined $ZO
in police court yesterday morning
on charge that he hal driven a car
in the highlands at a speed eN-
ceeding the limit.
The executive committee of the
McAdoo club will hold a meeting
Tuesday night to take up plans for
further organization and general
business. The club is now SAD
TO have a membership of over ~.
Police here have been notified
that a pocketbook belonging to ID.
W. Goodman and son, who are
travelng toward Albuque rque, has
Aeen found at Holbrook, AriZ.,
which will be returned to them If
thu men can be found as they pass
through here.
e The Emily Waterman Concert
company will give a concert at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday evening by
the Santa Fee railroad for its en-
ployes and friends. The company
consists of Emily Waterman, read-
er and manager; Margaret Wag-
ner, violinist; Helen Wagner so
prano and aocompanist.
There will be sing and several
short talks at the "Y" from TO
5.45 this evening. a social meeting
to which al men are invited, with
special invitation extended to
strangers.
There are kilograms at the West
ern Union for villa Emerson, S. r..
bitter. C1aud r. Clever, Field Be
hart M. F. Fuller, l.. w. Craft.
Ward d. Anderson and h. ;.
Iithgow, both former residents or
Albuquecsde. have started the An
derson3 ithgow commercial print
ing plMt al Long Beach, Calf,
tn Odd Fellows are planning an
eIci6orate celebration for Monday
Ianight, April 26, to observe the an
niversary of the founding of the
order one hundred and one years
ago. The American branch of the
Odd Fellows was organized at Bal
fimore, Md, on April 26, 1919,
There will be speeches, music and
refreshments
l.. A. Gillett, state highway en-
gineer, has purchased Nash Six
five passenger touring car through
r. G. Caseell Jr, repres antng the
Hoover Motor company at Santa
E'e.
A. C. Stares, the real estate and
.einsurance agent at 3l9 West Cold
avenue, has come back to life. He
has been on the sick list, first with
the flu and then with pneumonia
for the past two months, and was at
his office yesterday. He announces
some real estate bargains on the
classified rage today.
Mrs. S. f Newcomer and Miss
Priscilla E. Newcomer, both of this
CIV, were arrivals at the Hote'
Clark, of Los Angeles, last week.
They also stopped a few days at
the Hotel Rosslyn. while in Los
Angeles.
The hsouasf and hest mos