Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-05
PORTALES

trtalncd at dellSntlul parry CChi-
plimentary to the Portales HAN
school football team Saturday ana
several OF their girl and boy friends
about 80 in all. The evening was
gaily spen' with progressive games,
contests a.d music TIC hostess,
assisted by Mrs, Morrison. Mrs.
Priddy and Mrs, Bradley, served
delicious refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. w, Eastland and
children Of Curry. y, NJ, had
Thanksgiving dinner with Judge
and Mrs. T. +. Mears. and remained
for the weekend.
The Methodist revival which
commenced more than q week ago,
is still in progress. A meeting for
the business men of the town is
held each morning at 10 o'clock at
some business house, and PRAYER
meeting at some home for the wo-
mon. ON Thursday night all the
fratcrnal organizations of the town
were invited TO attend services at
the church and seats were reserved
for each organization. On Friday
night seats were reserved for the
students OF the high school, and
Saturday night all the school chill
dron were invited to attend church
and do the singing.
Mr.. and Mrs saunders OF Clovis
were Weekend guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell.
Mr. Krattli, principal of our high
school, went to Oklahoma over
i,,fr to t-iGit with EiC wife
and child and spent the Weekend
with them, returning to Portales
Monday morning in time for his
school work
Ex-Governor and Mrs, w. f..
Lindsey entertained a few Of their
friends AZ dinner Thanksgiving,
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lang,
Miss Foust, Mr.. and Mrs, Lindsey
and their son. Miguel.
A hunting party consisting Of
Mrs. J. Il. Priddy and two dauEh-
ters, Misses Elizabeth and Maurine,
and Eldridge Price. enjoyed a hunt
on the plains Saturday. Their
trophy consisted of several rab-
bits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Compton
and Judge and Mrs c. NJ. Comp
ton returned overland the past
week from a several days trip to
the Panhandle of Texas.
The business building now being
erected by Bascome Howard on
Colorado street, is nearing compile
ton.
There was called meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce at the
court house Monday night.
The Portales band gave a con-
cert Thanksgiving afternoon at the
band stand on the court house lawn
A few of the recent visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs Cox and daughter,
Lucille, of Enid, Okla; Frank Tip
ton of Lubbock, Texas; A. M. Mead
of Amarillo. Texas; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carr from Maine; Mr.. and Mrs.
Churchill from Nebraska and Mr..
| and Mrs. ], l.. Fernandes of Wlchl-
, ia, Kansas.
! The Boy Scouts held meeting
at the school house Tuesday night
at which Scoutmaster Krattli gave
lessons in knot tieinG.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Greenlee gave
| n birthday party at their home In
honor of the sixteenth birthday an
niversary of their daughter, Ruth,
to about 25 members of the young
err set. After the many pleasures
Of the evening, with music, games
and contests, the host and hostess
served refreshments to tho follow
ing boys and girls Misses Elizabeth
and Maurine Priddy. Lea Won
Brown, Leone owens. Lillian
Bramlet, Grace and Mary White,
Mardell Morrison, Cornelia Ilag-
gerton. jasmine Farley; Messrs
Dudley Williams, Monroe Hanea
Lee johnson, Reed Murrell, Bert
| Boykin, Odell McMiner. Clinton
| Farley, Lester Brown and Joe
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l., Fer
nandcs served fresh picked straw
berries for their Thanksgiving din
ner and supper, for his brother
and family from Wichita. Kansas
There are still berries on the plants
which if the weather remains the
same they can enjoy them tol
.Christmas dinner,
Word has just reached here o.
the marriage Of Mrs. Charles Dun
can, who for many years residet