Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-14
New Mexico State
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MACDALENA

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. ]. II.
Quinn entertained few friends in
Honor of her mother who on this
day had reached the age of four
score years and three. The after.
noon was pleasantly spent with
chat and needle work. A delicious
birthday luncheon was served to
the following ladies': the guest of
honor and Mrs. McLaren, Mrs,
Stuppi, Mrs. Dickens, Mrs. Turk,
Mrs. Medley, Mrs. Hall and Mrs
Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goesling re-
turned to Magdalena after a
months auto trip to east Texas
visiting relatives.
The Misses Ida and Harriet Hall
very pleasantly entertained q few
of their friends on Tuesday of the
past week to six O'Clock dinner.
Miss Vera Howell has returned
to her home in FL Paso after
two weeks visit in the A. II. Car
ter home.
An interesting game of basket
ball was played on Saturday night
at the gym room between the high
school girls and the teachers, the
Bcore resulting in favor of the high
school girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. william McFall
report a new baby son at their
home, born Sunday, Nov, eth.
Miss Louise Nickels of Rosedale
IS a guest in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milt Craig.
Mrs. Mike Bass is enjoying
pleasant visit from her cousin, Miss
Green, of Texas,
Armistice Day was duly OBJ
served here. stores were closed
from IL O'Clock. banks and schools
closed for the day.
Mrs. Edna Ellis sold her resi-
dence the past week TO Bone"
IandhvaZo. Consideration $500,
possession to be given Nov. 15.s
Mrs. Ellis expects TO leave Magda-
Z lena about Dec. / for her old home
in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nicholas and
daughter, Catherine, were visitors
in Socorro on Thursday.
Miss Daisy FRASER Is now cashier
at the Ozark Smelling and Mining
Co.
The Parent-Teachers association
will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Friday afternoon at the
high school building. The follow
ing program will be rendered.:
s,election--High School Band.
Health Talk - Mrs. Moreno,
school nurse.
How Can a Teacher Influence
Children to Read at Home--Miss
Holly.
Violin Solo--Herbert Widen
stein.
Responsibility of Parent and
Teacher as to Social Life Of Chill
dren.--P. II. Argall.
Frank Shelton made a business
trip to El Paso the past week.
Mrs. Fred Hammond went to Eel
Paso on Thursday where she will
meet her sister and daughter from
East Texas, who will be guests In
Magdalena in the Hammond home
for two weeks.
Nels Fields of Santa Fe was a
yisitor in epS-tawn the past week.
on Thdfsdav afternoon, Mrs.
Sam Mechalis entertained a few
friends in honor of her twentieth
wedding anniversary. The after
noon was enjoyed with music. chat
and fancy work, after which a
buffet luncheon was served to
about fifteen ladies.
Mrs. r. Lentz had for her guest
The past week her stepson of Wy
Oming.
On Monday after school hours,
three small boys, clyde Cobble and
the Dickens brothers, all under ten
years of age, went for a stroll;
night came and the boys had not
returned. The parents were now
anxious and sent word over the
town of three lost boys in the
mountains. A party Of men
searched all night but found no
trace Of them. The next morning
another party Of men took up the
setrch, and about noon found the
lost boys about six miles east OF
town at the Martin ranch. When
darkness overlook the boys they
nut up at the ranch for the night
and the next morning were having
such a good time they We're not
in any hurry TO return to Magda-