Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-10
STATE COLLEGE


Ter is the guest OF Misses Eva and
Dorothy Yoast at the Yoast home
on College row.
A meeting of the local alumni
association of the New Mexico Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts was held in Hadley nall
Wednesday evening.
Earl Kelley OF Tucumcari regis
tered at the college Wednesday forI
special work in agriculture UNDER
the auspices of the federal board
for vocational education.
w. l.. Elser of the extension de-
partment returned Wednesday
Wednesday evening from Hills
boro, where he, has been confer
ring with the Sierra county board
of commissioners.
The sophomores entertained the
freshmen Thursday evening.
The following people went to FL
Paso last week to hear Mary Gar
den and see the opera, Hosea"
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Stuart, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Stevenson, Joe Lock
hart, Paul Leaning, Harry Smith,
Alice Stuart, 10, and Miss Nernie
Powers of Socorro.
Miss Alice Stuart 10, who
teaches home economies in the So
zorro schools, visited her parents
at their home in Mesilla~ Park
last weekend She was accom-
panied by Miss VERNE Powers
music teacher in the Socorro
schools.
A surprise birthday party was
given to Prof. c. Il. Hagerty at his
home Monday evening. Bridge was
followed by an evening luncheon.
Those in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs
J l.. Iautow, Mr.. and Mrs. J, w.
Clarson and Mrs T.. p. Johnson.
Radio club is now in touch WIN
many distant stations of the Couh-
Try such as, Catalina Island. Boise,
Idaho; Montana, North Dakota
Kentucky and Anthony RAMS
Members of the faculty and stud
ent body, who have friends in the
Radio club and wish to send mes
sages to these place may do So
No charges will be made.
Clyde Burton, federal board
student, left last week Tor Albu-
oueruue, from where he intends
to go into training on Il large run
farm.
Miss Gretchen Van Week enter
tanned the following at dinner III
the home economies rooms last
wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. r. l.
Farmer, Mrs. C. F. Monroe, Mes
DANES c. A. Van Week, Morris
Webb and the hostess.
Mfr. and Mrs. p. L. Farmer en-
tertained a number of the Las cru
ces ladies at bridge Saturday even
ing.
Director C. f. Monroe went tc
Carlsbad Saturday to meet with
the Eddy board of county com
missioners.
Miss Myrtle Jackson of FL Past
came up Friday to attend the
freshman hop. She was the week
end guest of Miss Lucille Charles
at McFie hall.
Miss Callie May Bliss. professor
of home economics at the college
is away on three weeks tour OF
demonstration work In unlol
county.
The "Aggie' track team will q
to Roswell to the field meet I'M
year on May b. :,
The ladies of the Catholi'
church gave an enchilada supper II
the Bean building Thursday
The Woman's Improvement as
ISOLATION held a business meetlhl
Monday afternoon in the com
munity home.
Mrs. Henry Stoes has returne'
from Minneapolis, Mimi, where sh
has been visiting her sons, Phllll
and Paul. and her sister for tn
past three months.
s. A. Hockering has gone to Cor
tez, Colo, to spend the summer
Mrs. Hockering will remain here
The Moose lodge held its nigh
at the carnival Monday.
Mrs. Raymond Fowler died .
her home here Friday night. atte
an illness of two weeks. The bod
was taken to Yazoo City, Miss, 10
burial. Mrs. Fowler is sister
pat II. Campbell. of Hatch. She
survived by her husband and
two-weeks- sold infant.
Mrs. Thomas r. Wilson died .
her home here Friday. She was
years old. She had n daughte
Mrs. r. G. Merrillatt, and thre
sons, | ebert, Elmer and Merlin, a
of whom, together with the hn'
hand, were with her when she dle'
Besides her husband and childre
she is survived by her mother, fou
sisters and two brothers. Funeri
services were held saturday mort
ing and the body sent to Neodoshi
Kansas. The funeral services wei
conducted by the Rev I H. La
lance.
The Ladies' Columbia Symphor
orchestra appeared in the armol
under the auspices of the America
legion. The orchestra was und'
the direction of Madame Franc
Knight. With GenevieVe Gilbe
and Dorothy Volkey, the famol
dancer. The occasion was a d.
Hghtful one and a large number
people from Las Cruces and u
surrounding valley were in a
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Kitterma
left Friday for Houston, TeXa
where they will remain sever
months. From there they will
to st. Louis, Mo-, where Mr.. Kite
man will undergo medical trea