Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-12
PORTALES

for the Near East relief, after
which the meeting was turned over
to Miss Sallie Bryant, who gave
an excellent talk in regard to her
work the past year at the Frances
f. willard home for girls at Belen.
Refreshments were then served.
Boppie Hawk, the eight-year- old
son Of Robert Hawk, Sr., died on
Friday at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk, after
q few hours illness with heart
trouble. Burial was made Satur-
day in the local cemetery.
Mrs. Hannah Moon and grand
daughter, Verna May Moon, left
here Monday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will make their flu
ture home.
Miss Mamie Fuller started Sun
day for Houston, Tex, where she
will visit her sister and husband
for several days,
Miss Quintella Boucher, a form
er Portales girl, came in Friday
from Calexico, Calf, for a stay
OF some time with relatives and
friends While here she will make
her home with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Lewis.
The members of the Nazarene
church and other friends gave
their pastor, the Rev. A. X. Scott,
and family a surprise miscellane-
Gus donation on Friday evening,
which was the closing of Rev.
SCOTS pastoral year.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Crow and
two daughters came in several
days ago as they were en- route
from Los Angeles, Calf, to their
home in Chicago, and are visiting
Walter Crow and family, The
brothers had not met since they
were just lads, 22 years ago, and
1t was a happy meeting for them.
Those who left here to attend
the summer normal at Silver City
were Professor Eugene Butts, the
Misses Beryl Watson, Florence
McAllister, Mabel Burke. Estella
Johnson, Gladys Dennison, Faye
Reynolds, Mesdames Luella john
son and C. T.. Murrell. Those gone
to Las Vegas to attend summer
normal Bette Stubs and Corne-
liza Stubs.
Portales will have chautauqua
next year. A representative of the
Cadmean Chautauqua was here
few days ago and SO people signed
a contract guaranteeing this COM
pany the sale of $500 worth of
season tickets for 1922.
Professor and Mrs. Walter
Krattli and little daughter left
here Monday for Ames, Ia, where
they will enter a special school
pt1i ~ q
here to take up their duties for
the coming year,
Miss Fannie Tinsley left here
Sunday for Beard, Tex, for a visit
of several days with her sister,
Miss Esther Tinsley.
Frank King came in from Min
eral Wells Sunday and will make
his future home here.
Miss Helen Lindsey, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. w. Z. Lindsey, has
gone to Las Vegas, where she VIII
serve in the capacity of assistant
secretary during the summer nor
NAL.
Friday afternoon Mrs. r. G.
Bryant was hostess to 16 ladies' at
a rock party, complimenting her
sister in law, Mrs Mary Kelsey.
and Miss Sallie Bryant. Beautiful
roses added charm to the home.
-Four tables were placed for those
who wished to play, while others
spent the time socially. Those
who enjoyed tho occasion were
Mesdames N. f. Wollard, j. w.
McMinn, c.. v. Harris, t. j. Molin-
ari, G. M. Williamson, Ellen Jones,
w. e. Lindsey, S. N. Hancock, F.
Iuper, Moore Brady, Mary Kelsey,
Rhoda Johnson and Misses Sallle
BRYANT and Mary West. Punch
was served during the afternoon,
and later delicious luncheon.
Miss Roberta Davis, daughter of
the Rev, and Mrs. Vada Davis. or
this city, has accepted a position
for the coming school year as
teacher in the school of Maria,
Tex. where she will teach read
ing and writing In the fourth,
fifth and sixth grades of the pup
lie schools
Miss Ethel Crawford has or
ganized q class of grade students
here for q summer school or TWO
months duration.
Thursday Mrs. Fessie Hill ana
little cousin arrived here from
Texas for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. M. Byrd.
The Pentecostal people nave
commenced the erection of new
church on the lot adjoining the
old church, as the congregation
has outgrown the present build
ing. The old building Twill be
converted into a residence, when
will be used for parsonage.
Miss Sallie Bryant and sister,
Mrs Mary Kelsey, after a two
weeks visit with their brother, r.
q. Bryant, and family, left the past
week for Kansas City, Mo-, where
thev go to remain indefinitely.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Coe
Howard was hostess to the U. ID.
chapter of Portales Mrs. Ellen
Jones, president, was in the chair.
AS this meeting fell the nearest to
the birthday of Jefferson Davis the
program was in honor of his
birthday. After roll call Mrs. G.
M. Williamson read the inaugural
address of Jefferson Davis. Mrs.
Temple Molinari then sang 1.-THE
Old Folks at Home" A piano duet
was then given by Roma Stone
and Emogene Trout, which was
followed by my Old Kentucky
Home" by Emogene Trout, Mrs.
Luper and Roma Stone. Other
readings closed the program, when
a delicious luncheon was served.
The teachers elected for the en-
\ suing year in the Portales schools
at the present time are: Superin-
tendent, Prof. Walter Krattli;
principal of high school. Prof. III.
r. Arrant of Midland. Tex; teach
er of mathematics, Miss Owens of
Clarendon, Tex. The Latin. his
4 tory, English, Spanish and domes-
tic science teachers are yet to be
elected.
iii Teachers in the grades have all
been elected and are: Principal.