Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
RATION


Maclovia Vigil, one of the Sc
niors who received her certificate
Of credit from the Colfax county
high school in May. has complet-
ed her remaining two-thirds credit
at the Normal university at Las
Vegas during the summer session.
She IL therefore granted diploma
from the Colfax county high
school and declared a graduate by
the board of education.
college Night" will be the spe-
cial feature of the Sunday evening
rogram at the First Methodist
c urch. The service is planned as
a college farewell meeting in honor
II the twenty or more young peo-
pie, who will attend various col
leges this fall. The meeting will
be of especial interest to high
school students who are looking
toward attending college or uni
versity when out of high school.
Secretary Blaine of the Chamber
of Commerce, j. e. Gillum, Mrs
L. H. Briggs and Mrs c. A. Whited
will spend Friday in Dawson. The
LII CC lilo ~ ildilltu wall SSlNo as
judges of the garden contest staged
in the big coal town this summer
by the Dawson welfare depart
ment. A large number of local
gardeners competed.
Miss Estelle Sutcliffe was the
hostess to a number Of the young
er set at her home last Wednes-
day evening. Dancing and singing
We're the entertainment features,
into which the guests entered with
the heartiest enthusiasm. Toward
the close of the evening clever re-
freJhments that received the most
favorable comment were served to
the guest. Those present were the
Misses Aileen Laird, Fern Cottew
and Irene Schmidt; Messrs. Elton
Durham, Manville Chapman, Don
Kellerman, Wayne Kellerman, An
drew and Melchoir Roth.
The First Methodist church an
nounces that 1t will have q big
rally day. Sunday. September IS.
A short program is being prepared
for the occasion. The object of
the rally Is to start a campaign for
over 400 members of the Sunday
school by December 25.
The feature of the luncheon
hour of the Rotary club Thursday
noon was a very interesting report
Of the great convention of inter-
national Rotary held in Edinburgh.
Scotland. early in June. The re-
port was made by Rotarian Smige-
low, delegate from the Ration club,
,u1 pannntI,, rnfttrnnd Mr.
Mrs. Smigelow made the trip
abroad together and after the close
of the convention made an extend
ed tour of Europe, which included
the chief battlefields of the world
war.
The roaming out of the well of
the Eureka Oil association has
been accomplished and it is ex-
pected to have the casing in place
soon, when drilling will be re-
sumed. A good footing has been
obtained for the casing in black
limestone at about 1850 feet. The
presence Of black limestone Is con-
sidered a favorable indication and
1t is believed that the drill has not
far to go to demonstrate the posi-
bilties of the well.
Many tickets have been sold for
the benefit dance to be given in
the high school gymnasium by the
Ex-Service Mems association for
the Billy Beck fund. The dance
will be given by the association to
assist Billy Beck in his recovery.
A large number of tickets is re-
ported. to have been sold.
In an effort to locate a market
in Old Mexico for Holstein cattle
in behalf Of the growers Of Colfax
county. Secretary Blaine of the
Ration Chamber of Commerce re-
Gently communicated with the 81
Paso Chamber Of Commerce with
the result that there has already
appeared publicity in the official
bulletin of the FL Paso chamber,
and Mr.. Blaine has this week re-
ceived a copy of Diaro Commercial
Of Mexico City containing similar
publicity.
William Simpson and Dewitt
Leachman, both of the staff Of the
Amarillo Tribune of Amarillo,
Tex, were the weekend visitors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Price. The two young men are
spending their vacation by auto
tour through this section Of the
country.