Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-09
ABUSINESS{l;
COLLEGE ITEMS

During the past week we re-
ceiVed certificates for the follow
ing from the Pace Institute of New
York: Howard A. Hext, Claude A.
Dewey, Fay H. Carroll, j. B. Cor
nett, Manuel Armijo. Roy l..
Keeter, all having completed very
creditably to themselves and to the
school work in Semester A in the
course in higher accountancy and
business administration wer Q
awarded certificates. Mr.. Lawrence
". Gibney, now with the Internal
Revenue office in this city. re-
ceived a certificate for his most
excellent work in Sem. c., and
Mr.. William Chernals, now en-
ployed in the office of the Albu-
querque Gas & Electric company,
also received a certificate for the
superior work which he did in
Semester ID. Mr.. H. d. Eacles, the
instructor in this department is, we
believe, also to be congratulated on
the successful examination taken
by these young men, as no one taxi
ing these examinations failed to
pass.
Mr.. Luther Bedingfield is an eff
ficient addition to the office of the
Citizens bank, he having success
fully completed a course in book
keeping in the A. B. C.
Mr.. Manuel Armijo was recently
placed with the Peoples Bank &
Trust company of Las Vegas, N.
M, and we are sure will continue
to do as well with them as he did
while in school.
Miss Dora Weidinger is another
A. B. G. graduate to go into the
service of the New York Life In
surance company of this city.
Miss Florence Bilyeu has accept
ed a position as bookkeeper with
the Federal Board for Vocational
Education of this city.
Miss Costello left recently for
Ariz., where she will be
in the office of w. E.
Ferguson, an attorney of that city.
Miss Bessie Lynch is another one
of the A. B. c. graduates to accept
a position with the office of the
Federal Board for Vocational Ed
ucation Of this city.
Miss Veronica Hanna, a for
mer student in the A. b. c., has
been selected to be chief clerk in
Governor Mechem's office in Santa
Fe. We congratulate Miss Hanna
and know that she will be thor
oughly competent and will do her
work in an efficient manner.
Don Casados, a graduate of the
A. B. c., was elected treasurer of
Mora county on the Democratic
ticket.
Miss Winifred Riley, a graduate
from the secretarial department of
the A. B. c., has accepted a posi-
ton with the Federal Vocational
Board of Fort Bayard, N. M.
Miss Anna Conant accepted al
position the first of the week with
Attorney Therwald Larson, Hol-
brook, Ariz.
Mr.. ]. E. Goodell returned Mon
lay from trip to Denver and Kan
las points
New students are enrolling daily, |
still the calls for Albuquerque Bus
ness College A. B. C, graduates
exceeds the supply.
An old-fashioned spelling bee
will be held Wednesday between
he business and the shorthand de- |
,artments. Keen competition ex-
SITS and both sides are confident
If winning.
The students entertainment
committee has arranged a dance
or Friday evening, January 21, at |
Colombo hall to which students
md former students are invited.
Mr.. H. B. Hening, editor of the
Albuquerque Evening Herald and
president of the Gruehl Advertise
ng agency, will deliver lecture
IN 'The History of Advertising"
Friday at 10 a. m. This is one of |
Mr.. Hening's regular course of lee
ures on advertising and salesman
hip which supplements the adver-
Using and sales course.
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