Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-11
ALBUQUERQUE Morning Journal Sunday. April Il 1920
HAGERMAN

Mrs. h. F. Gehman is seriously Ill
at her home ives, of town.
Miss Grace Wetherald, the eff
cient teacher of the seventh and
eighth grades Is Veiy i'll at The
home of Mrs, Walton.
The WOmans Home mission met
at the home of Mrs. IL. =. liauna
east of town on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Claudine Weaver of Roswell
is visiting at the home of Mr.. end
Mrs. A NJ. Ehret, this week, heN-
ing accompanied Mr.. and Mrs, En-
ret from Roswell where they spent
Tuesday.
Glen MCGEE sustained a cut on
the head and severe shaking up
by being struck by an auto while
on the way TO Sunday school sun
day morning. Two cars were APP
preaching and after one had
passed the lad thought he had
time enough TO get a strap that ne
had thrown into the road. In try
ing to do so he was struck by ne
second car which was driven by l..
A. Paddock Mr.. Paddock turned
aside in vain effort 10 miss strlk
ing the boy, but the child, having
become frightened, ran in the same
direction. Several stitches were
necessary to close the wound and
he is now getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs, Burns have located
in Hagerman having come here
from Missouri They are living in
the Frank Anderson house on the
West side,
A short business session was heidi
and plans were made for the lunch
con TO be served by the ladies' at
the Espey Kudig sale, which Will
be held next Wednesday, At the
close of the business session "A de-
lightful social time was enjoyed by
all.
During the social hLur a delicious
luncheon was served to the follow
ing: Mesdames T. McKinstry, W. f.
Phillips, C. w. Curry, kemety,
Griffith King, N. c. Smith, Sloat.
w. T. West, Il. j. West, Louise, De
Weese, Lafe De Weese, Hugo, ia
cobson, Williamson, G. w Mcader,
| j. f. Schooler, Harry Cowan, Ben
Fife, c. Hanson, Rev. Garter, Miss
es Vera Griffith, EIDE McKunstry,
Janet Jacobson, Anne AtteIbury
and Edith Thomas,
The young people Of the Baptist
church met Sunday and organized
a b. Y. 7. L. w. T. Nelson was
elected president, Miss Ternina
Hanson vice president; Miss Ethel
Daniels, secretary. AS there is no
other young peoples organlzatlon
| in Hagerman the b. Y. +. " eX
tend a cordial invitation to all Ha-
german young people who wish to
join the society.
Rev. Carter, pastor Of the Meth
odist church, admitted eight new
members into the church sunday.
Rev. Carter also preached an APP
propriate Easter sermon which was
much appreciated by large audi
| ence. Rev. Carter did not conduct
evening services, dismissing to al
| low his CONGREGATION 20 join in the
evening services with the Pres by
terrain people who were addressed
| by Rev. waller, who preached an
interesting sermon at the time.
Rev. walker conducted comnun-
| ion services 1T the Dexter t'resby-
| terrain church on sunday afternoon.
| Among those who motolcd from
Hagerman TO attend the services
were Mr.. Criss!er, MI. and Mrs.
| Bradley and Bonnie Bell Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. William James, Mrs.
L. r. Burck, James and Mary
| Burck.
Mrs. C. II. Reeves came in Mon
day from Clovis to ioin Mr.. Reeves,
! who has been here for several days.
| Mr.. Reeves is the new operator at
the local office Of the \. r. and
S. f.