The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

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aud home may be strengthened. The
mothers mot with Miss Adams for tho
second time Friday afternoon. spend
Ing one hour visiting the school aud
another In social session Ia Miss
Adams Dor The first action OF The
club has been TO arrange Tor the
provision OF an adequate first aid
packet to be kept In each room In
The grade school 50 that when the
little tots get their Inevitable knocks
and bruises they may be properly
cared for. An extension OF this or
~ganization into the other grades Is
also hoped for.
Miss Adams has also been instru-
mental In organizing a chapter OF
the Girls Friendly society, an inter.
national association Of young women
banded together for comradeshlp ana
TO promote good feeling and under
standing. The motto Of tho society
II, Bear We One Another's Burdens.
The society had It's first meeting al
the dormitory Monday with a good
attendance. The dorm girls and the
Normnl girls, however, are 20 form
only the nucleus of the society which
VIII be open 10 every unmarried girl
In the city. ono Of tho purpose OF
tho local society will be the prnnn-
ton OF a closer acuuaintanccship and
afnaocintion between ont OF town girls
and Las Vegas families, n thing
which viii In time make OF las Vegas
"a real college town. a picnic was
enjoyed by "a large group of girls
already interested hI the organlAa-
ton. Friday afternoon. No omicoth
have boon elected as yet, hut election
VIII take place at "a meeting in the
near future. Miss Adams smoke 10
the Rotarians along this line al lunch
con Friday.
At chapel Tuesday Miss Irene Gage.
last years editor Of the T%rigoniau
News. presented the names OF stu
dcntS nominated for members Of this
sears stan, and the following were
elected: Editor. John Sanford (sen.
TORI. associate editor. Pearl Camp
bell tsenior). business manager, Car
roll Conway. Ounior) assistant man
agor, Louise Ackerman, (senior).
Prof. Persinger Il TO represent tho
faculty ON the paper. IL Is hoped
to have the first issue out hoXt week.
Other CLASSES have gotten together
and organized this week Officers
elected are as follows. College Jun
iors. President, Louise Wlmbcrlcy,
vice president. Anna Maud Nickers.
secretary ana treasurer, LAnnie Dan
onberg; sponsor. Miss Berthe Adams.
High school juniors. President.
Fred Sherwood Vic president. MIL
dred peLong; secretary Treasurer.
Jean De Bolt, sergeaut-at-arms. CHf-
lord Hughes. sponsors, Prof Miller
and Miss B~randenbcrg. High school
sophOmOres. President. Barnic Ca
ton; vice president, Harold i'ergu-
son. secretary. Sylvia Gatignol. treas
uter Marion DAVIS. sponsor. Nj, Lee
Roy Burrcll h tumultuous fresh
mon are not yet ready to
their officers and sponsors.
New students enrolling thIT Wa1k
are: Cecil McGlyn aud Eva White
In college. and Sllas ilough and Tucy
Viola congor in high school Mise
White was here last year also.
The October issue Of Waysld. Tales
and Cartoons Magazine printed IN
Chicago, contained a story, The
Wages Of Greed" tho scene OF which
is laid In DID Mexico, written by
Phil e Noir and y. .. Barker. the
Natter instructor In English here at
the Normal. The cover design was
an illustration from the story which
was printed as the lead story Tor the
month.
President Wagner. Misses Knunc.
Lindsey and Sona spent tho Weekend
In their homes In Santa ic last week.
President Wagner remained a part
Of tho week occupied in moving his
household effects to Las Vegas whcr,
he viii soon establish residence.
Nobody BE- missing as "a result of
the visit Of the State Association oi
Jndcrtakers and Embnlmcrs VIII,
visited tho Normal Tuesday. Either
tho dead ones kept uut ut sight oi
else put on a somblanco Of lifc during
the visit.
The Tri SiEs put on a benefit pie.
turc show Friday night at the Curo.
uado ana had quito q large GROVE
out.
Friday has been made visitors d1l
IN Mr. Shank's dramatic classes AN,
many local people Interested bon thN
drama are taking advantage OF tn