Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-03
STATE NORMAL.
Silver CITY.

Silver City.
| An automobile course has beer
opened to the young women of the
school. Those taking the course
are the Misses Letha Wolfe, Ouida
McNatt, Dorothy Reese, Josephine
Hardman, Lucille Cade and Marie
Knight.
Edward Linney was hit by d
piece of an emery wheel last week
in the machine shop. The injuries
were not serious.
A "limbering machine" has been
installed by the boys OF the auto
mechanics department to try out
an engine before putting it back in
the machine.
A junior laboratory engineering
class was begun this week with
seven members.
A few members of the faculty
are taking a post graduate
course in the machine shop under
the direction OF Prof. M. S. Bowen.
Those taking the course are f.. =.
Powers, J. G. Waterman, e +,
Monroe and W. L. Elser,
Coach Bergman's flivver, which
had disappeared during the win
ter, came out of hiding the other
day with q brand new speedster
body.
A number of young folks en-
joyed the day at Dripping springs
Saturday. Those present were
Cola May Freeman, Marie Talbot,
Dorothy Yoast, Christine lslas,
Elizabeth Still, Unis Jones, Jim
Lamb, Stanley Dennis, j. Cooney,
f. Lindau and Clyde Baker.
Miss Josephine Hardman of the
preparatory department went to
her home in Willard Friday night
and returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nublack entertain
ed at dinner Sunday honoring Joe
w. Lockhart.
Mrs. Gertrude Pryor, nurse for
the federal board for vocational
education, is here today making
tho monthly examination of the
men in training here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holder left
Friday for Phoenix, Ariz., where
they will make their home. M.
Holder has been in training here
under the supervision Of the fed
eral board for vocational education.
Miss Eva Yoast was i'll a few
days this week at her home on
college row.
Mr.. Keller has resigned his po-
sition as president Of the Radio
club and is succeeded by Alfred
Strobe.
Mrs, C. T. Hagerty entertained
in honor of Mrs. NJ F. Winning
ham on Thursday evening. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
The farmers of the valley thought
that they were ''goners" Sunday
night when the thermometer went
down to 81 degrees. They awoke
the peach crop killed, but reports
from the experiment station show
that only about 23 per cent of the
crop was killed and thinning will
still be necessary.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terrain church of Las Cruces gave
a fashion show at the Anador
hotel Friday afternoon.
At the Wednesday assembly, Mr..
Arnold, of the department of edu-
cation gave a short talk on the
Law of chance" Anyone who said
there was no such thing in life 10
luck" uld, he said, be shown b:
tne Mathematical Jaw OF cha Ice 10
b n go: lous erro".
The new board of regents. with
DR.. Moran of Deming. Mrs. John
Clark Of Valedon, and Mr.. w. S.
Cox of Silver City as its newly ap-
POINTED members, held its first
meeting Tuesday afternoon.
No NAL students have been fry
ing out the past couple of weeks b
Jew school sons, the words Of
Wt'ch were written by Vera Jo
Richards of the graduating college
cas-. The music was ComE osed by
Niss Gladys COINS, muse super
visor.
Fridays assembly this week was
made an observance of Arbor day
II. N. Cope, deputy supervisor of
the ella forest service, gave a short
talk on forest conservation and its